The Express. — London, England, 1868-04-21 00:00:00

*., - r - , • , Cre.-.---#---.Z....- .I'2 a DNA t Oior • ": ILCIi;,,TIF - . .-_i;.;kiii :H IT a?: .. 2 ' ... - -, , ._ . 7---e- Q i e 'ir/1 ' i iii i r 411 irtlsist • .7.1 a •.f 1 • at . i. 1 • : .. . REG' 7 MAY 1868 No. 6,772.] F.------ METROPOLITAN and ST. JOHN'S-WOOD RAILWAY. This LINE Is NOW OPEN for TRAFFIC. MYLES YR:MN, General Itaaaers. BRITON MEDICAL and GENERAL LIFE Att9OCIATION. Chin Ofkoe, 429, Strand: qty Branch, 1. retnocretree, Rank, London. Extract from the Fourteenth Annual Report, read nth* Ore ,,arx Genera Meeting of Policy-holders, held on the lath insint. 1 h . proposals for new assurances have been 3,780 for L 1,010.130 a larger number than has been maned in any previous B , New policies have been booed : • N en 8,067 teauriaz And yielding in new p e I The total Monte of the Anatolian has Tian to Balance of year's revenue Detailed reports, prenseetnesa, end every information may be Otataed application to JOH on N 1113118 INT, 1.18., Actuary and Secretary. "FMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 1- lid. 1, Old Broad-strest, and 16 and IT, pall-mall, Loudon. Eatabllslied 1803. _ _ , übsevibed and Imaged Capifl and Reserve Fund. Z 1,900,0110. Lames Paid, £3,000,000. rue Insurances granted on every description of property, at some and abroad, at moderate rates. Clams liberally and projetAri setatled. HOLLAND, Snyerintendent. MONEY, in large or amall amounts, and for long or short periods, with or without • W. policy, readily ob tainable et the NATIONAL GLIARDIAN AMII/tANCZ (lOM IANY (Limited). Oxford-street, Blootembery, W.C. MONEY. —E2O to £BOO ADVANCED imme diately on Furniture, without removal, publicity, or law costs May be repaid by eery Loataimeuts No charge V de. aired. Scream dosed with.—Apply personally at the E 4 TATZ OFFICES. t Bouthazeptonatreet, Strout N.C. Ad •au:cea made also as leases We policies, Le. ARE YOU IN DIFFICULTIES?—If so, call at once on the undersigned, and be relieved from the un pleasant fear of tmpritsonineat and executions. Bankruptcy and awns cases conducted on moderato terms. Private arrange smuts made with creditors Deeds of composition and assign ment executed. Protection to person and property obtained witir.st polgicity.—Apply to Dr. & H•iiilt, i 7, Birand, W.C. Bourn it tin a. rro ALL in DEBT or DIFFICULTIES.—The I. Lord Chancellor's Now Inankraptey Bill will, if passed, I.4clish the lenient statute@ of 1881, end compel de Motu to pay ila I ull ranks desirous of settling their attars by bankruptcy r private arrangement, with immediate protection of person ..n.l property under the existing law, should at secs consult Mr. L.IIOIALI, 18, Banughall.street, nearly opposite the Bent e-0o" tflort, London. Consultation free. Fees for protection advanced. DEBTS RECOVERED and CLAIMS PROSE r, ETD by • Profendenal Gentleman of practice and ie.pe lability, free of °barges is the creditor,upon • omandadon f 10 per ceut. on the amount reoevered.—Apply for address, or Ittter to A.Z.,No. 366,C1p-ro•d, iREYNOLDS and SMITH, of 23, Coleman street, LC., front their large experience in BANK proceedings, can render great moisten*e to all per t, nt in pecuniary digteulties. Immediate protection of person 4nd property. Bills of Sale, Trust and Composition Dee& pre pan d. Arrangements made with creditors. Money advanced ,p mortgage, bills of sale, ie. No charge for consultation. riEBTS COLLECTED.—REYNOLDS and SMITH, kg Coleman-street, L C.. undertake the COL LECTION of DEISTS open a small axed charge and per ventage. They have a very wergrzmoses of compaittng payment . Erferencee of the high ONATWOODE "INVINCIBLE" SAM and LOCKS for Beakers and others are only to be had from the wines of the Makers Stakes of 0,000 fames et the Palls kihr , ttloa. Depot, HO, Osamu. street. London, E.C. JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s SMYRNA =may AND BLACKLIAD MILLS. Importers end Menufaetureen By Appointment to the Boooonbleßoard of indiums. LAMBNTN, NZ. JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s VICTORIA KNIFE POWDILB, as used In herl StaJesty*l household.— Sold everywhere, In tins, ed., Is., 3., and U. ; also ed. packets. JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s SILVER -BMITH's POLISH (non-mercurial), for eleanalng and polishing silver, eleciro-plate, glass, marble, ge. JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s EXCELSIOR YURNITURE POLISH. Sold vrerywhere. TOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s EMERY P CLOTH, 01.1199 CLOTiI, EMMY sad GLANS PAM. York-road, Lambeth, SA OKEY'S WELLINGTON KNIFE POLISH. Packets ad. each; Usk 6d., Is., fa. 6d.. sad 4e. each. O AKEY'S INDIARUBBER KNIFE BOARDS, tram u 6d. each. °Alan; CABIN. ET GLASS PAPER, Emery aad Gllsee Cloth, Black Lead, de. OtKEY'S SILVERSMITHS' SOAP (non-mer ,uriar , for cleaning and po U ahla Over, slectro-plate, „hw, dm Tablets Od. each. 4;1(11.D everywhere by ironmongers, grooers, 1. -omen, bnishrsaken, chemists, de. Wholesale W JOHN and SONS, emery and black lead mills, 174, Blecktrlam t s. COAL. —GEORGE J. COCKERICLL and Co. Bed cods only. Cub 118.-13. OaraldlL (10MA. The CLAY CROSS COMPANY 11l stipple direct from their CoMarisa at aai Croat —The balk t4ual to Wall's bid, at 2 por ton; wood; 19a—Oadt ea dtlirem—Orden to CHUM 01710 L, 1117BWOOD-PLIM, HaaIWAYFAIOAD. W. SALMON, ODY, and CO., 292, STRAND, PATENT TRUSS MARIE'S. 1) UPTURES.—Br Royal Letters Patent.— PIPS Sine MAIN LIW.It TRUSS (perfected and iu the Exhibitions. IaSI and 1861)is allowed by upwards of medical men to be the most effective invention 111 the cure tier treatment of Hernia. The use of a steel spring, so often hnrtful h, its effects. is here avoided, a soft bandage being worn ' , qid the body, while the requisite resisting power IA wipplbd by the 4 -11012 PAP and PATENT LiVIR; fiftft with 10 Mad% ease and doneness that it cannot be detected, and ima,► be worn Miring sleep. A descriptive circular may be had, and the truss forwarded by pod, on the circumference of the body, two Inches below the hire, being sent to the maker, Mr. WEIMI, 128, Piccadilly. Paws, Ma, Ito.. Me. 6d , amine. Pd. POdaiss An UMBILICAL TRVES on the same prindple. ARTIFICIAL TOOTH on VULCANITE from ; full set from CS : oo platinised Meer, 71. 6d. fall art, :at plauua , lOs : full est, :on gold, from lie. to : hill let, Ir..m CU to Cl 6; stoppla la. : 10 i. ,traction by local anretbesta, 6e. ; ander , 215.: old *.ts retitted or allo we d for. Cutualtatioo free. Yr. WARD, • M D. , and over 1•0 years Practical Dentist to the Profession.— les,Osford greet. W,, between Duke and Orchsrdatzeete. RHEUMATISM, so distressing to those who are lathered by ft, my be most effectually relieved by a toady appl cation of DELD(Ir9 HiMeALL. Phnom, only by Barclay and Bow, 96. Furboodos4tmekLad ma) I. obtained from of Moeda. it II ailo most rviLeable for Chilblains balm l are broke& Peke 11. lid. per I.ottle. KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES. The bed and West resift foe OMB& KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES Teller, the (=catty of breathing la MINIM KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES. T ,.. ‘ Important remedy in arm at INCIPIIIIT COMMIS- KEATING'S COITGH LOZENGES. , 40m .t li ce A rfi ri n s remedy for relieving the LIBITI2IOI of the I( EATING'S COUGH LOZENGES, m Met are daily recommended by the amenity, to the moat eminent of wham may be aeon. 13q1d to 1 , ; and tins. b. 9d., as. 6d., and Ils. each 1, 1 chemist, 79 dt. Pates Churchyard, London. load 1, 4.1110 all ]humps, de. r AMBERT'S ASTHMATIC BALSA: ea effectual re without confinhar the bowels a ( min; el, e b u d , t r a y ada,ciou madylo my le ideated ti , , the I.od medicine for trundle:iffy goellank ea". °annual cues of natives, and foul Iff few Ae ,, IIV cures persons whom the Wally laontabk r.tral.iy slims the tickling which IMNINIM !!“ , , , proeshireg oonsumplies Its asff twig ,Li ....a deprived of sleep. or ens aura sec har kkk Ma. i.i r. th'u, may depend oo relief to a few ROW OL— hnared only and sold by W. effleffelsk S. =leg IR l iainstreet Charuivcrom W . all dnagallin. In lti o. 13 4 4 . and three Unlike la saa. an N. Da Plidedat tut for Lambert's Nakass. Illiimuse mai MAP= engraved on the Amp. LAITUR.—The IZITIICE contains an 'dive ortneirn tea wadi* erbke perseer en the ° "" r tiocitL ka wiatoutliadaasers.-71r.G.JOIMAII= 1:41, 400, pimps a lyre sot s Pato at Lifts 1 6 tture , Id&ly recommend by Ma liencel ". "thma. broaden, aad all disolefections. ftre rr iVir • 1.. lid. sad if id. raw. by Posk al abge.. ll . M• HASH YOUR DOGS WITH NALDIRES TABLETS. Mc• ls. Of a alitakft. VENABLES & SONS, 108, T. 106, as• 106, =beta LONDON. Established nearly halt n Century. FIRST-CLASS CARPETS, CURTAINS, Lome rams, COMIC , Tree. Fattens. Not to the Connery Free FIRST CLASS SILKS LOWS! TILICILII. Carriage hes. ?Mins Gent hate tbe Cosily Prom FIRST CLASS FANCY DRESSES, LOWED? PRICRI. Canino Free Patterns Sent to the Cocain Tree. ADDRESS. T. VENABLES Alm SONS, WHITECRAPEL. LONDON, IL Nalabliatted warty WI a Century. FIRST CLASS SHAWLS, MANTLES, Loran mom Cu rlase Free. Price llsts mot Free. FIRST CLASS MOURNING, Carriage Pree. ?galena to the Count 7 Free. Rsr CLASS LINENS, COTTON GOODS, LOWINT PRIM Canino Free. Pattares not to the Country Tree MI I/ENABLES & SONS, 103, 104, los, WHITECILASEL, 4 0, & 4/Commerctal-dreet LONDON. Istatillebed nearly halt a Century. FIRST CLASS DRAPERY, Lowzga PRIM, Carriage tree. Patterns sent to Qs Country Free. FIRST CLASS INDIAN.OUTFITS, LAYETTES, LOW/NT //JOWL Omits, Yres. Mee Lid mot Frei. FIRST CLASS FURNITURE, BEDSTEADS, BEDDING, Al Illustrated Catalogue sent Free. rr VENABLES AND SONS, • 103, and 106, WHITSCHAPXL, sod I, 4, a. & 8, commElcui,sraur, LONDON, X Estabildbul nutty ball A Cestary. ATKINSON and Go. 196 to 212, WEST MDNaTUR.aPIDO&kOAD. YINSTIZAIRIDGIOAD. LONDON. CABI"MANUFACTURERS.--Shcrw Rooms r fer urea Lleacriptiou or Furniture. CARPET WAREHOUSEMEN. UPHOLEITERICRf3. FAMILY DRAPERS. TLLUSTRA'rED CATALOGUES, containing drawings of the Furniture sudiftdled ht the Show-rooms, forwarded free, or can be had on agplicatioo, and which also enable purchasers to form an Idea of the cost of Furnishing, as each drawing ban with 1t a price et the article shown. MI goods marked Is Sato Yea ATKINSON and On., 1.1 to 212, NWT& BRIDGE ROAD, LONDOK. HER and GLENNY, OlinerrrzKS. T I T . ) IgS tai establishment in London, next door to Sossarest house, Strand. N.B.—Usts of noceserepontlit forever/ and appotattoost to Ind* Mao. and the Colonies, be tor warded application. RODGERS'S IMPROVEMENTS in SHIRTS. Pricer and portlowlsrs post free. Ma& Shirts mud Measure Forms for the Country. Economist+ should try our No. 54 SIM. at Ste the b.dozen. RODGERS sad Co., lIIPIOVED SEM MCKIM, Si, St. Marthirlaae, Clatiag-aank kedge. Established SO years. PRINCE of TAILORS has been onr registered Trade Mark since we received the Exhibition Prise Medal for style, quality, and excellence, and we continue to Wish the fashions on account of the great demand and lattutq terms with which thy have been received, repressed.' geetionen of rank and Medias mee el ton. In the costume patronised by the elite of our beau monde, Fashions post free, with list of price*, commencing with our celebrated its. beg or black deetroseers; cloth vests, fla ed. ; melte of super blank cloth, 5* ; suite of fan' Tweed, 42a; shower-woof overoset tie ; and superior qualltle• equally Wow. Note.—Only -ciseis cutters em- DI and one w‘ triet H. wi zA 3 1r . ve m enz im egeriority iluw.insc ever W u: t w ee t ::: 17474:. THE CITY HAT COMPANY, We AND UD. BUOILLAND. {Wit dears from reeealreet.) PRIM, 3a. ed., ea ed., and lee ed. mail. WALK= and PORTA/ICU& Waage& WF. THOMAS and Co.'S PATENT . Sawnto Il•CITI/M8.—Thocelobrotod No., /LaMar. oaoqualled tor genera wort. Lit no sowDosostle Marlines, Mort Mid% 15 Ga- aa sa. aaa aa—calaiogues frac 6 :1, 8 4 . 11011AA sod C.., I and Y. Crumpet* sad Regrat-etrook Oxford•Woot. London. TIVEPIGEONS. NT7123 aaa CO. DMIX. sad CLZA2iIZB, Dockbead. Dwmoodeel Lateaske square 18, lLausestreat. ocoavacioalsouv. CMAIM CLEANING, Bed and Mattress Purify gag, Chintz Glazing, 811 k and Damask Dyaing, with every daaarlizion of V me BleactiteL im V sa niodeinisly , and brought to m pal s afelon gin Mom Bilandingand Doing ifud-ram4. y-raad„ end 471, Now Glized-aZ 111111111011 LI. A QUA AMARELLA. restores the aim Hunan Hair Jielh. to Hs WOW Iv" nu natter at what JOHN 00811ILLL and Co. have at length, with Na aid of awe of tha moat antinwat demi" anoteedad In perfeefiag this newt =Lodi. pia now offered to the nab& in a more *on fares aad at a lower in begin, 3s with aloe I*, to M. ; end ILL anal with beads *al Bali Mort, Ancelleatage, 03, Up. Thaineest., I °Woo. L.C. •WillTE and SOUND TEETH are indispen v v to persona attraction. sod to kaolin sod I ataiticstion ot tood. IOWLAIttre ODOMO i r r rm. fluisproilisd at Oriental inoradlo= value In otomobg sad beautifying ilto the gums, owl It OM. a plain Irsetooto tit eradicatio tartar bola all teeth, mots of bockplost decay. and penobas sad moms, orsori, to which ft imparts sporottko orb Moo la ad. par l i or. tiohtly chavanto and perfumery . . Ask tor Itorrland's °donna TIAVY'S ORIGINAL DLAMOND tot 011114 NT. Al As brataabb dredirattar Nora Imam Mira. ELM, eartbsawra, weak a id arm arialso at OTTIC7 deledidaia. -Mt wig dram* alarm: tarralr Or toe UMW aft M. As Idats . mard Mr at ur aithei raft gm la der charm awn withast ddosturt • 1 D•vr &te widow. N o wa, vas rmig oda 111, u.. mmo d Dirsord t previous to Ids bareirs. ILM--attatioMmolle BARCLAY sad SONS, No. 14 Faidarldralrid. Mee, Is. pa barb. CORMACH'S GREAT BAG WAREHOUSE,. • 37, Ladesto-htll BAGS. —TRAVELLING BAGS, Hand B Coaster Dam Oast Pegs, WWI Walat Baus,ro li ri Baja from 6a. to Lb at 001.11ACK . 8 Great Bag Warehouse, $7, Ll:lapis-WM. et Paul's. WeING CASES in Walnut and Coromandel t Ewa* Morocco, and goad LoaMar, for Indite and Ocoillanon, arranged with dime and plated Mang; tram Ta Od. to 610. DESPAariTCHatz BOXESsad WAITING OASES in prool BAG WA2111046; ST, loidint•AM, Louden. lllCT.—CORMAClo3.—Pticepernet,lls6. tss., Kw, ma, 41a 50a, Ms. Illastraterl triads, with each case, dealassol, cesskr. to station on receipt of • readttanoe u Z a. OK B a al= llsnotactarten, 37, La Agatwhilk N WINS BINEL—The «Zia aliautso- P ° tarars, YARROW To JACKSON, sad mph* err ebonite eindagra Great Towable., )111000-111.111i, sad 8, Haymarket, where cellars may be seen Mad la melons ways. French wine bias lba pee boadred bogies. Migrated priced catalogues on application. The Faris Exhibition..—" In Class 50, Honourable Mention baa been adjudged to Farrow and Jagaoa, 18 -s Great Tower-street, for their convenient and sonde iron wine dna and for bar fittings."--Clty Pram BURGUNDY WINES.—PIOT FRERES, Growers and Factors, Macon. Depot tar Inland. TM Itegentetreet, W.—trpvirds ot 10 varieties et the tart grmetbs. Burgundy to pronounced by the faculty and oonnoissenrs to be pm-eminently the most eaMary 'heater this eihnele.—Amorted simple dozen by ran Ire et —PIOT UM have s choice cellar CLof A ? r . M din 13aiWINK ealoprillic the Wet 'soothe, old In bottle sod la Sae oseditiew ter buseedlete tee. Of the uureereue wince exarebeed by the Lowst u =o6wiefolon, not Freres' ow* were precouseed to be 4esuble wine, of delicate sod superior Amer. Bee " Lowe." tember 11, 1807. From 14e. to Ms per dome. 792, itegeatollreet. PIOT FRERES, Importers of CHAMPAGNE, Hoek, Moselle. Moto, effervateleg Winos at moderato prima late as appllcation.—dat, Regentetreet, W. north of Oxterdetreet. pIOT FRERES respectfully intimate that these aouosiaosateats wM gaily ppsa at rare Intervals, In order that the priers of their Islam not be tanseased by expen ds. advertising. Noes the addrwra.-1114 legerstaUeet. W. Tastbsg room first floor. WINKS sad SPIRITS at HALF-PRIOE. The following fine Wines are offered at half the pries amity eMrW by rearettaata Yawns, tea ; casartaa Kit; Port : Own, flw ; Clank Hoek, tia. ; klemarerra Pale Brandy, Ma ; Boast Whisky is the world, Sea per down. A bin ease, with daOaste key, armalei for three dam and upward& —F. PRAWNS, 11A Cenoon-alreet. London. AD. VALENTIN, Wine and Spirit Merchant, 1. (IW., Oxisrbelrest).—lipechillty for — BlLAYfit‘l7 — ", whecrperfectiy pose, is at all times s harmless Measles* ponesing properties at greet swami value, sod Lee often been Na means of saving human life. So moth, however, depend' on the partly of the spirit that peen awake should be exercised In Ile seection. The sup = tai tersierded by Maw& Valenta to the Loudon and other ansibtne all the virtues characterletic of the font and =?moth brandy with exquisite delicacy of favour, and received ties most anglalitied approval—Vide thart Journal, Jan. 11, lees. TFINAHAN'S LL WHISKY. DUBLIN EXHIBITION, 1014. Thla celebrated old IRISH WHISKY mimed lbe DIIIILIN PRIZE MEDAL—It is ms, mild, mellow, datictoon and wwy wholesome. Sold In be /a M. mob, as Me booms la Loudon by the made In Me prineipal 40111111 11 BROSS4 ;or wholesel• at 11, °Ma Whedmillasireet, London, W.—Obeirre M meal, yeah label. end cart trended !babas LL Whisky. COUELVATION of TEA in the East T if ilisearamoweeeisse iiii altalat *dram Mao* UNI luirodacUes of Auras Twk, asaM IS age, lbw LAT INDIA TEA COMPANY lam co et DI .of end alike Wear, yremeolwl Its sale by eery wear le Tea thew toadied to MOBIL have gradually extended, arid Taal Irrea Wave of Leila are *as °Nedra greater varlselas. The y are wow salmi eacbar, Darjeeling, to., at from la. led to ea. Id. yet lb awd Mail Ti.. as lesseL—Wareboeses, No. 9, Great 11l Neleala churchyard, Ittsbepoyate, Price Lot forwarded on sysdkedas. WI POTTER 29, Duke-street, Piccadilly JUI• (nearly to the lartlagt..nercade) Importer of the Finest of MAYAN/. CNA RS—An, s rartagea da tt tetra Blur de Cuba, Cabman Hoary Clar Mee*, de 17pmenns, %Unaided, La Matilde, LeMidad. To Connois seurs to Chian Unlaces an especiag recommended ae Wag really first-clam, SILICATkfI CARBON FILTERS . - . . . The only really Mkbntelleail of pearition water from organic matter, aneulue, and all other substances which produce dimes. DININO-ROOM FILTERS from ...... Sue Od. upwards. DOMESTIC FILTERS BEDROOM FILTERS POCKET FILTERS MAIN SERVICE FILTERS FOR PVRIPYINO Lutes QUANTITIES OF WATER AND FOR MANUFACTURING PURPOSES, FROM U. M. UPWARDS. Pike Wit rod *very Istonnation gratis ea application to the SILICA= CARBON YILTSIt COMPANY, MULCH-WAD. BATTLEBL, LONDON, S.W. CHOLERA GUARDED AGAINST BY USING PATENT CISTERN FILTERS. THE LAST PATENTED, AND SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS. VIDE " LADOIT," January 12, 1867. REQUIRING NO ATTENTION WHEN ONCE lIXID. TRLONDON and GENERAL WATER l E IIinrYING UNPANY (Limiest). lh7, lmd. Mer Goan tress Eicenemet-hoitse, where the Wen in cmiratiee ism he sow HILL -SIDE HYDROPATHIC ESTABLISH ML NT. odor Ciodstratog, Barmy. Tram nn from Watsrtoo Statism. London. lo tiodstsdim is about so lour. • ooattuustion of Wum and Tonic Trastmot is IMO aittsiab tared salted to dr toast ideate stmlitutita Mut millestioo is cos of the loot ou We Sorra prospeotoolo. war to Yr. 11•11117, liililiviGalArrvz NERNINIC ESSENCE mat powerful saran bean Maness! ; stereo t w o WOW ecestilisa all no 0111 Wa g* a/ Barnet It le a wain tor dal, My of all Irbfe, tribe mare Obar non piano sod iholinie asdk _ prove Men bear kW to the nerrosi amen. an Dr. Names meet Prat than. per bona ar far , qurnisa an On In—aole .n , % Main DAITItt Co.. Mk Oztorstarost, W. 0., Inns. Mang* tree ow roment rarnissos. BEETHOVEN'S WALTZES for the PIAIIO- TORTE Edited by (no. T. WOW. Two leads, IL '.4 ; poet bee for II stamps each. IT. PAMPER DAY. Transcribed for Piano by W. 8. Rom ano. 4 ; tree ter II stamps G. T. Wan Tllll BAWER OF ALLAN WATER. ter Nano, 42. WHERE THE REX SUCKS, tor Piano, 4s, Zen Real* be WH eta &THE BIZ BIICEI, ter the Planoterte. By 010. F. Wan , = e l poet IS Wean London : Own and On, New laillintanoWeet Mey be bad Oa „ 101rOvi to RENEW LIFE; or, the Treatment sad Can of sal W. 1. !air sad Nervous Mier Non walk r 6,104. UNE seam . FAA, Vaasa. Don 0. The Hoye FOR LIT= Boys, Hoaron KIRBY. —Through the benevolases of tee hem tee mew helms are about to be added to this sail ea Istartise lest the esremoay of laying the L.. delfisawleses of both hawse took place. Amongst these yeamat were Mr Cberlso Fox, Mr. Depaty Aanstsat-Jadge Payne, Bev. W. Van Meter, of Now York, Mr. 4. 0. Charles, boa. see., he. Mr. Charles elated time the Ant beers, to be named " gidbreok Lodge." bed bola yeessated by Ma Peek, in memory of her mother sad that ths emend was the gift of an anonymous doo ; m These bows., when dahhed. Weald give the Militates mesa out ar the Weigle they helped eventaally to see upon that el** litMell rearm of two years their present res West had bore paid ter, and thee ^wore sow 150 lb& beye in Me boom The gimp were Sled in their phone sold thatteseldboor• leysad soolareations, sad speeches Wore dollsered, addressed to the &Urea of the leetheties. Olawnlat. PALMS. •-• Owe MONDAY. APRIL 20.—Admieskes by MOWS thirsts, 1,181 ; ditto ow Dermal, 1,448; fetal elites, 1,139. L olfect ts ' , mat] elm IL 1.:1 kreaa, bettl Wad a e Inep. Cbtr, et 1 4 Pa 2 —• • LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 21, 1868. Wand H. CLAYTON, V V • - WHOLNIALN AND MAIL DIAPIOB, OHLY 111111,CM, AND HAW TE. Cheapest Noon la Looks For CAL/0018, 27, 28, 29, and 30, WHITBCHAPIL.ROAD, Z. • [STAMPZD Id. ADDITIONAL] clearly defined among the characters is a pompous local magistrate whose oat long ing is to be made Knight of the oannebrog, and whose greatest act of folly is to marry a widow in his old age, who rules him with harshness. Old Aunt 011egeord is one of those homely personates who are doubtless to be found in the secluaed parts of Denmark as they are to be met with in the outlying country places of England, whose ideas are limited to the domestic circle, and whose delight is to render everyone about her thoroughly comfortable end happy. We cannot think that the novel will excite as much attention here as in Denmark. No one can appreciate it who is want ing in local knowledge. It is too provincial in every sense of the word. The habitual novel reader will consider it heavy ; the intelligent realer will find it superficial. It is but fair to add that the translation seems well dons : the English is flow ing, and foreign idioms are absent. THE ROYAL VISIT TO IRELAND. THE REVIEW IN PHCENIX-PARIL DUBLIN, MONDAY MONT. This afternoon the Prince and d Princess were present at a review of the troops of the Dublin division in the Phcenix-park. With the exception of a *couple of showers of rain the weather was brilliantly fine, and there was an enormous crowd in the park. The evolutions were of a very simple character. Both in driving to the park and on their arrival on the ground their royal highnesses were heartily cheered. As the Prince rode off the ground the enthusiasm of the people became quite uncontrollable ; they broke through the line of sentries, and crowded so closely round his horse, as for a short time entirely to stop his progress. To-night the Lord-Lieutenant gave a ball at the Castle, at which the Prince and Princess of Wales, the Duke of Cambridge, Prince Teck, and a large and brilliant assembly of the aristocracy and gentry of Ireland, were present. Their Royal Highneues the Prince and Princess of Wales will pay a visit to Powerscoart on Thurs day next. The royal party, accompanied by their Excellencies the Lord Lieutenant and the Mar shioneu of Aberoorn, will reach Bray about half ' past 12 o'clock, and will proceed thence through the town of Poweracourt, whence after luncheon they will be driven in a carriage and four horses by Lord Powersoourt to the Waterfall. The Prince and Princess and the Viceregal party will return to Dublin by the Scalp, and by the direct road thence into the city. LITERATURE. NEW NOVELS. The Adventures of Dr. Brady. By W. H. Roseau., LL.D. 3 vols. London : Miley Brothers, 1888. rohn Falk. A novel. By H, F. EWALD. 3 vols. London : Richard Bentley, 1868. Dr. Russell has this great advantage over the multitude of young ladies and gentlemen who com pose novels, that he has had a practical acquain tance with life, and has seen much of the world. His store of knowledge is large and valuable. He can write with remarkable vigour, and describe the most complicated scenes with wonderful fide hty. Indeed, his descriptive is far in excess of his analytical power. He can paint scenery far better than exhibit character. Alen and women interest him the most when viewed from the out- side; what they do, and how they look obtains MOM of his notice than how they think or wby they feel. In consequence of this the p e r so na ges in hie novel are less noteworthy than their sur rotodinge. They seem introduced rather with a view to fill places in a story then to excite an in terment them for their own sakes. They come without attracting attention, and depart without our feeling regret. Were they set in a less at tractive framework, we should pay no heed to them. But the framework is skilfully and charm ingly wrought. It is the production of an ex quisite artist. There are some passage! irk " The Adventures of Dr. Brady " which no hvuig novelist could have surpassed, yet many a novelist of in ferior capacity to Dr. Russell has constructed a much more effective plot. His error is to have believed it necessary to invent a story which should fascinate on account of its mystery. In the pur suit of the sensational he has reached the impro bable. His male and female villains commit crimes which do not startle because the/ are per formed under absurd conditions. Natives of India flit from Hindoetan to Ireland with the rapidity of oriental genii. When least expected, I they Are at hand to perpetrate some piece of gra tniton wickedness. The hero rushes from place to place with the reckleasnen and without the exams of a special correspondent. lie is tortured from, his youth up with thoughts which it is doubtful • man in his position would have so constantly cherished. His mother is a still more incomprehensible personage. Her adventures are as extramffinery as theme of her son, and still more incredible. Alto gether, words used by the hero in the first volume apply to the story u a whole :—" There is no sty, no order, in this rambling, stum bling ory, which rarely goes off at score,. but whith halts and kicks, or even insists on backig in a most wilful, unbroken, and provoking manner." Turing, however, from the whole to its parts, we find much to praise without stint. Some of the episodes in Dr. Brady's life are as natural as they are beautifully told. The account of his escapade ; From • communication received from • gentle on boatel a cutter when a smuggler is chased across man holding a high official position in Carnarcon, it appears that the visit of the Prince and Princess the Atlantic is a fine specimen of vivid yet terse description. What he does in a fight, either as of Wales to Carnarvon will r ." boy or man, is narrated with thorough gusto and Friday or Saturday next, tha '"" latter """ da t"; i l ag '''' t 7 e great effect. Not the least interesting peerages an than which relate t o even t, s of some o f w h ic h more probable of the two. It is expected that Dr. Rreeell was an eye-witness, and in other an the new waterworks at Carnarvon will be formally actor. It is sufficient to remark that Dr. Brady opened by the Prince, who will also inaugurate • takes part in the Crimean campaign and the Indian drinking fountain, just erected in the Market mutiny for our readers to understand that these portions of the story although devoid of novelty, are ° r are ' yet excellently rendered. If we cannot style this • work to be ranked among novels as the other i lu>au CWURCH MEDI72IO AT CARLIDLII.—An writings of Dr. Russell are ranked among those eathudeetle meeting was held at the Carlisle Athenewn Hew class, we can assuredly place it far above hat sighs, Captain Ferguson in the °heir, at which the novels which are deemed good enough for the rios boti m b wow et tie di sse g i bu t b swin t o f the , subscribers to circulating libraries, yet are wanting f r ti e *ark pledging the meeting to suplecet Mr. Glad 'in nearly every quality which gives worth to books. s t ows , an d nn tb or t n i ng a p e titi on t o be p resen t e d by m r . It is a novel of which the faulta will not be regarded p o tt er , my,. were narr i n d, as demerits in the estimation of many readers. i Tun LATZ MMICTFNO AT Sr. JAlllB ' 6-HALL.—It That it will be extensively read is what we ex- i n to b e regre tt e d t h at the public roos ti ng b o ld on F r id ay peat; consequently, we have omitted an analysis of ,d Be. Jame's-ball, by the Natiowal Club Prows the plot. As a substitute we subjoin an extract, tint 1000 Coninditer, should have been called at a containing an outline of a speech by the late Daniel w„. ll . l l_,Fsrliapt.r. n t sad when O'Connell, which the author probably heard when r t i t ";= Thare wai ..77, the 77„z d a member of delivered. The scene is Conciliation Hall :—" A should not have expected in so old le i politician se the tremendous yell and cheer, mingled with stamping chairman, inapparently inviting a comparison with the of feet, told us that the tall, broad round- hid the evening before at which Earl Muesli and when he made hiniaelf connpicueus by the shouldered man who was entering at the head of array of and stamp amt.= who were almost the may a body of excited-looking gentlemen, was O'Con- supporters of the es . preerar es the platform. Nothing nail himself. Again and again the people shouted, but the rartelaty of misting asood attendance on Friday and, as the Liberator, taking off his quaker-like could have Inedkd the hamrd of so perilous a oentraeg hat, put on a green velvet cap with a gold band Had Mr. Ouiquhoun bees Ale to obtain the aid of Sir _Napier, Hr. Newelepte, H.P., Mr. Kendall, H.P., and gold shamrocks on it, and stood up on the other magnates of the Natioesl Club, his meeting estrade, there was an outburst which was hushed aid rare twined a wassem _ Rwerel. in a long sh ! ' when he raised his hand for T in R ATING classe.—The retiring overseers of silence. And he spoke ;—• rich, sonorous, rolling &mord state that they have maw se ins whole of their voice, full of the most varied expression ; an eye lass rate of ls. Bd. in the pound withl six per cent, after of the most singular keenness, veiled by a alight/ arousing the poor to the extent of 2001 . To set against drooping lid, beneath which it played in • t Mut extra orot sad trouble .1 oollorMen the tato will yield than would have done under the all its own ; • wonderfu ll y plastic mouth, large . la uT e rly MOO& too. re system. A good de al of suffering bee yet fi ne,.thin-lipped, passionate ;an action easy, hero cen ' emrag b. raw s~s ramp.the gg man natural, and yet dramatic ; language not always d ud s 4 4 4 - ' poso , w id nim ri o elegant or correct, but never prosaic or an a rather moorages ekes of den, and who less—a great Tribune for such • peop eas he have • diffieultr 000, why they should he while they cannot by peed sought to sway. He was telling them for the I Imaaal„._ hundredth time the old familiar story which and, pandosi on ur hy the damie. ll2 " did" any ad* rang in every man's ears and fired his heart ' RE sting or Gresisnum.— The moat day after day, how their land was beauti- lasts d the trom p s( faseebrafre dat ed hi that Ad and their children were wretched — how at Grantiamwheee a sharp contest is anticipated between their resources were infinite and their misery un- ! Mr. Edmun d Tumor, the conservative candidate, and paralleled—how they had been despoiled and Captain flash _Chain:dry, who has appeared as his oppo. trodden down by the stranger, who ruled in their meat la the "Ind utaat palaces and monopolised the riches and honours of COLLODI or Paaonnoits.—A meeting of the their state—how they must unite in their millrans , ilile_ r arpeistiwa was bold on Saturday Lut, whoa to get back their rights—display the strength of 677--,,,z„-.17:7„ . 74- i r ar 'l T. 71/147 ::: Ter , , their brawny arise. and thunder in their might at er fitreatham, was sleeted • • member the waned, and the the door of the oppreseor—' by moral foroe, re- ' following persons were elected members of the college : member—the greatest political advantage is not' Mrs. P. Oave , Viurbor7 Clollir for ladies, a rid, worth the shedding of a single drop of blood.'" ilia Bon Turshini-green . Mr. W . 10; .1/1917, W . John Polk is the English translation of • Danish Seliegi a r i giste •K.G. T. Heed, Beet Cliff novel. Its author wrote the " Story of Waldenses ; aZ i n, ; K . m ddsrarah. „ rafgrarag Krone's Youth," which recently appeared in an senates Brigboaae; or. T. Mme, Friticolreet, Bobo ; llinglish dress. We prefer " Waldemar /Crone" to ' Mr. T. OZLaogghOrman" Masehaseer • Item J. V, "John Wk." The latter is too eiclusivedy de- Orinite. bort motor of 111 "alaalat Nodruith signed to foster narrow views of religion to be enth• er insid ag i " R • uinntw asut t f = o 7 soin iEg ' - -- --,d turawar ikixtaw i aso Ray ; • xs •Tatea . OT pleasant. The hero is • well-annaing, Zane, Bath-row Hasse, Bissingbas ; sad Mr. 1). J. Mr accent is young man. When crossed is lon nehersess, master of the Mural Caledsabe Ambles, 1 he becomes a teacher of methodiam. His object is Holloway. to wean himself from the world and induce others Tin Acne° Govannos os Sours Anirrau.u. to do likewise. This is a commendable desire when —Lieutenant-Wesel Hersley, the °Meer fa rammeed cud kept within due bounds, but carried too far it hid Moioarr• lord Sirius DOOM Austral* Imomeoll canes_general discomfo rt. It is passible to be a aassa ..""a " o l a 20 l t a th a t i Prd ia —'... 7 pa i d thelac good Christian without being= untie; to be reli- b ti W nn ross i se d b an Be t ts gra,. Gra to kste. gime without being disagreeable. Besides, when, theofserisahogedpus beeps la the Asserallan sera as in the case of John Palk, the cultivation of nese of tbs stop s sad saw rW roidshrtionPre , piety is a solace for blighted affections, it is less • va tu lt emotesid t° the Ib° IrrimPtiou I oak* b 1 klit- Avithir virtue than • makeshift. If he bad married the e —aen t h Amenities marsh g. lady he loved he would probabli .. have oared little rblit ASIAMUNATION 01 ifit. D'AICY ahow t later advises hem Chas& state that teeeeral sy= we learn from this Duyvil, am flit is poem. Mrs ileum esnided ; anus( thin fa ens L conscience was not permitted in Denmark a few abs. giosa lt .spon t st who. tb uro A mes years ago. We know not what changes have oo- Mal Aileen Me km bele knows ami n dle = coned sines 18119, but nothing could be worse than lastiF. *ad wimim it at —Whin the state of matters at that period. It was then _lllm u lid to wises t tw aldifilw at aa tnu allidali/ etins °I N" 61 4. 1110 • 11 0.1.1 forbidden to hold prazer-metinipi. John P'alk's f„ n r i d up „"il n siss a tstn bn' t " nt * M i rk offences consisted in disobeying the law on this been agarasagag, sad o a galo p oo d o o lb. am A nd = Sutraln conversation with • friend, he re- through/Sr. DlVesle leshi,asi sea aseprieed =Las e ; with perfect trath : "Christianity can agree lioa li ttir believed that the eanwhalliainfil with any kind of social order, but what / partum- P parent e • 1 Prwreallwee tas ...; _ e _adoli,brun a _adepted . __ A to . Inky want and require is freedom of conscience. C yr stt 7' smuth ,7 ll =i n „ . r e f e 7 si ° l e le et w Did the Lord or the Apostles force anyone to be- York detectives are said to ban effetedikeir NeWlOllll to oqme Christians I but what else do people do now the Canadisa aatheritha. when municipal privileges are united with bap- A FOLLY Hoax.—The sadden diabk. of, es. tram, when one is bound to an appointed clergy- Majesty the thins was seasoned name& deseariles man, and people may not assemble to worship God tisOt7 ou doltaddr . X l 2 ll : y l=Mir, sad the lbe enema when and how they please In this, as in his =........,_" b1111 . 11 1441 — nm5 e.... 1 ... b werw. previous novel, th e author is patriotically seven ' 1 7 4 17 4 t "T e t wkw, and it bat7:—/,,= be rit. upon the DOAN who become omrupted by life in fo n oss a ya w own . r our oo l Paris and who, when at home, refrain from speak- were gassral. Ist to with to dhow tie ins the mother tongue. The wicked man of the sober the "IMO* and Wen a story w h o wins the heroine's love and then ill- ra k eblit astwidssautsr " Flan It sosio ll:whe 1 7 1 : 41 Me o the Irm a 2 : l6ll d admitted treats kiwis one of these degenerate persons. l bw * "fee a 2. Onsleara the Be Unfortuns ,we cannot feel sympathy with the mi a_ ohea si z, noshed is &rases heroine. ion tab little indiradnifty. be teregkeinten the nagleeismai es. charms are referred to rather than painted. Most W. - - - - 7 4frrir Algoma, Nem. [ONE PENNY ova CONTEMPORARIES. 1. (THIS DAY.) • THE RE-ESSIHIBLUIG OI PAILIENINT. It is to be hoped, &aye the Daily News, that the pertinent which remssambled yesterday has ma* met far the transaction of business. During the tffo months which preceded the Easier rem& little or nothing was dose al•I the necessary voting of supplies, to wil t work the Reuse o f C ommons app li e d itself again night ; and mush lost time has to be recevered. As to the policy to be followed, if ministers cannot acquiesce in timv right of • decision of the house to adopt Mr. Gladstosel& thaws raminsimia, marrying to themselves the power sad oppestanfty of appeal to the aonstituencies and the now perlismeat, they ought to resign. In the event of their taking nether of these two manse, but fighting every step of the way against the progress of Mr. Gladstone's reso lntiass, and of the bill neosseary to give effect to tisim, they will be responsible tar all the einbarnisement and delay of necessary public, brines which may fel low. Mr. Disraeli cannot be both Prime Minister sad leader of the Opposition. He is beccad• Ito choose his part, and to alters to it. Of the line of oonduct he intends to adept, Mr. Disraeli said last night not • word. In the cabinet and out of it the conservative party is so diennited that it le no wonder he should be unable to 1111110U11011 his emus. Ho would Yro hably be very grateful to anyone who could inform Mks. He is to meet his colleagues to-morrow, and possibly seam sort of conclusion may then be arrived at. The Tina depicts the house as last night looking in rain to Mr. Disraeli for some information as to what the go- vernment purpose to do, and comments upon the absence ot Mr. Gladstone from the house. A great opportunity was lost. The Times thinks it deplorable that a night should have passed without a distinct understanding that the future labours of the session must be restricted to those pressing and imperative duties. The error must be corrected at once if either ministry or opposition is to be credited with a sincere desire to perfect the work they have begun. If Mr. Disraeli does not volunteer • state ment of the ministerial intentions, he must be challenged by Mr. Gladstone. If Mr. Gladstone fails, the duty must be undertaken by some other member of the House of Commons. The Tckgsraph sketches the work which lies bet ore the government, and °booms that the feat of the financial state. meats involving, in all probability, announcements which will lead to more controversy than usual, is a 'snow aggravation of the difficulties in the way, since it lessens the time which is at the disposal of the legislature for the extraordinary work laid out for it by her Majesty's ministers. Nevertheless, amid all them difficulties, the government have to fulfil their own programme, and to carry speedily to a conclusion the task they have under. taken. THZ BIDHOP or OZPOID. The Daily News characterises the picture given by the Bishop of Oxford on Saturday of the religiose influence of the existing collegiate system at Oxford and Cambridge, as pleasing but imaginary, and such as will not carry con viction to any one who has the smallest acquaintance with the universities. To show this the Doily New ' upon some of the peculiarities of university er Moreover, if the testa hitherto prescribed had the value attributed to them, the fellows of being cr hyper/ten orthodox members of the England, would now be devising safeguards of to take the place of those hitherto provided by 'lament. Instead of this, there are 'several which will probably at once be thrown open to any or no creed, although the authors of this will in every ease have been elected under strict protection. In truth, the religious life has never had its centre in the colleges. Argument of the bishops, purporting to be from Dr. Chalmers, represents giobea and ease fallible preservative spina theollogioal aver, be so they might also operate as a cure of it, case the tree policy would be to hand them t intervals of thirty years, to the sect which t them, in other words, to the seat which is most in Doily Nom recommends the project to the Oxford's serious and disinterested attention. The Post says the abolition of religions tads not by the enemies of the ahem*, but by her is in their nature to convert alienation into hat mark of degradation out upon dissent they int titian animosity. The best friends of the church who vindicate its national oharseter. The Tetegnspli contends that by the proposed the °hutch would gain, not lose, and that the dusts dissenter would yield to the church i Imbed, by dissenters, Mr. Coleridge snd Mr. might be suspected of Jesuitical designs on th the baptist and the presbyterian oommunities, gift might be regarded as a Pandora's box. It is of the kind ; but never has the Bishop of Oxford mere siert-sighted thing than to oppose the v." Coleridge and Mr. Bouverie, in the idea that at the rest of the English church. FURZRAL OF FRB MARQUIS OF SALIM —The funeral of the late bliirquis of Saliebury yesearday a ft ernoon at Hr. Chards, RN* .._ f=svesilt is @Waste. Throegboni the early paid s the weather bad been wet sad tenspecus, about an hour before the time appalated for the ' the rale sawed. A few skates after 3 eolooko eardee, ea loot, left the oldsters of Sara " follows:—Two routes, lid of lest , ha a para li t ii . the hod , borne by eight of the nobleman% aside, forew7d r— by_ the '- Viscount Cranbarns, Lord B u s t sesOrail a. y. s . - villa, Lord Arthur and Lord shoal (sees deemed pair), the Rev. J. 3111diardoon, Mr. Alai. . feed Rope, ILP., Kr. Blai rasse llldo7d Hope, Mr,* four, Lord West, Ur. Russell M.P. , , /Cr. James, Mr. Niolsoftea, Dr. , he. Tbarpoll. was Kr. Des' (the Ishe Lord ld's men* Parr, Mr. J. Townsend, Mr. P. Farr, Mr. Mr. J. Webb, Mr. Rook, and Wr. Hem in the proesesiou same Dia Adams (t& steward) and five of the principal servaata WO llamas's household. It *ill be erelood hue the thews, that the hard was remariMli for 0 .- ffkAriadift_euliddling dr Redden red, rah ati,th =l6.lase terrel resiz er th rev* tir li i maaden the leaseh of . 'restaged by the piens mean the seed gargent. the erilleyerd, whisk adjoins both •- e re isa irsa aalle ober* two Rees wen formed by war sad envie,* of the late startle* statberleg 200 bads Oa arriving at the *wear le I/ the w received briar Hon. sad Rev. Talbot, A., rector of Mahal, sad .S the pr. surviee, th e several rearaters • sett attendee& a. famed 01111•16 D 1/111e 111011111 *1 Air effiC a PI" , cepa in th e serarlire plegj dr , March &rd.' The pal" men nit Gee* le hied the e isedgi n ir s et heeney a rinse .rerataie". Hag ✓evise was li a te g ha. „ Z e rwr. rector. use the the We yore toongstd to the MN* wad it thaprestase d ids eorraing tires sad Nth& The elvosit ens Lied at whine dr teased swiss tee& plass. or ilt 11. olgoomloi orb se roped se S Shay e se AIL ersgsis.• legallme writ a ager fa l4h: tarede trim the tardy sehree mg doss eshesalg= r Zl on Hataid= = paraded asst Bury Rh e M3=O4T 00091/11/31Fee AT t a SL. very roortheak Ingpred ate Sendai leek ea thertailha ell , t e' Grass the 4 40e.,4pd a thar:sa the , pnevisas orelrastian tarries Pr _ A l la fli b r a=" l ' was kis va °eme ses inteetheamgriem se ea 04,41 h lt en Ogroaog sipiks, the c were duty fa atesseines It Slilletille arch as hi pees wee Imolai kis serethle hed Me derek, the river'elrardilk Hr. Daaid Adler 4 OW MI elipseled babin'lt,ill backwards iarthe of*. thank sad expired. Medleal aid was 0- , had, bat it was of as era 8017 TE Kionairener liumnt.—Eastar r i zzge tain da da le y , a Llte week ow , tz tl 111111 pan, sal en Redneedept. • a owl gear 11) a.m. till 10 IN:, 31,800 ; halt Midden by t, g. 441 !reap d week in threter pars, tetel bees the cram tie waives, 7419,174 intents witn rep touch.. experience. la Partied of colleges, e church of If their own y act of par- foundations to persons of J. relaxation • melon of re of Oxford I. Another be borrowed ism as an it- but if this and in this over, say at h moat need, •in error. The I Bishop of s hi proposed' r friends. ft sired. Asa intensify me. rob are those mid oranges he cun iergra. infihenees. tr. Bouverie i• the faith of 1 I es, aid their is nothing deed • done • hint of Mr. • ; they strike • • sufl, K.G. ry took place 11, Where the rpant of the iwits, bat r the funeral leeb the pro- -4091111 m each side, eferi on the •e Inierners, Lord Sack. (met of the Akin. Beres. Bal. E. 0. Fp▪ liti.bearera • es* Mr. 0. Mr. .finmik nimbi. Next ftle , house ate of the nnflerstooe Nth for He he de. I sitht • Itane oil *lin= th the mas- hy the sex. owing nearly church .; • * minar, ids on the place' a, the • Mareh is a ezhi- funeral Peter, and at Ott eonsigned Waling the focal eel the de• si e n- , led at hie 166 after s , • Mars. —A. =I; c h: etaizivei the Salad that doh &urea rehwardene hdp ; Jest 7 11 into Jler, th very Gibe pore quickly at by week I,pril 18 r— mi 10 a.m. rFriday • et Per- e% Kati 74. ,