The Express. — London, England, 1864-07-09 00:00:00

r .I; • • I k ~~ , N I' a THE - WAR IN (nom ow annum somwormonr.) XIDDIZZART. JILT 2. Although I have before deembed SM .r outlize of this district, when treating nt Tat Derr theism a slight sketch may now be Every Englishman has beard about Fyen during them Duo German troubles. Moat of us regard the island with anxiety and fear that Abien's fate may overtake it. Let my courteous reader turn to a map ef Denmark. Ile will find how narrow is the strip of salt water which protects Fyen from inva sion. The Little Belt northward of Breeds* be comes scarcely better than Alasund as a barrier against powerful armies. First, there is the Fons skov peniosnh, approaching Sleswig very near ; then Reno Island, with only 600 yards between it and the main. After this is Koldlog Fjord, that runs beck for some distance, and further on a slope of Jutland, coming close to Middelfart-halL From Snoghoi point the distance is but small to where I sit writing ; and once more, at Strub, a bend of the coast brings Fredericia within rifle range of Fyen. Bat why puzzle you by such lists of unfamiliar 'names ? Those who care to study an atlas may easily understand the position ; others will rather wish for some arootuat of its pictorial aspect. Few spots are more lovely than Middelfart and the neighbourhood in summer time. A wide plain stretches behind us, sloping up towards the north, where Kathrinebjerg rises to some height. In front are green fields and hedge rows, with red-roofed houses at finoglioi. A blue sheet of water winds away on either hand, forming the plamentest pos sible foreground to a charming view. West of the town is a wooded promontory that has a network of footpaths and cart tracks. In our rear is, another reach of the Belt, with Finn lying, unfortunately, close to both shores ; the Piano Kale, a little detached islet, being just, opposite Holding Fjord. Jutland and Fyeu north ward of this fjord are open and cultivated, whilst the corner of Skew* to its southern side, as also Reno and Fyen near Rindepard, are thickly' planted. A richer piece of scenery in a quiet way than the sound between here and Fenno presents need not be desired. Clear waves reflect mama et stately timber. The margin of mod and pebble is fringed by bushes and wild flowers. There are bold sweeps in either coast that shut out the dis tant en% and an occasional farm or cottage to show sign of human life. 'Tie sad that haughty invaders should claim Slew* as their own, threat ening its inhabitants with permanent opaques& Sadder still that Jutland, brave and loyal, is doomed to pillage. But if an enemy wit foot MI Fyen, the fairest portion of Denmark will be at his mercy ! Among dark foliage and shady nooks, oa the point opposite Snoghoi, throughout Fceno's length and breadth are grasps of Danish soldiers. They watch by batteries that lie hidden in waving corn. They gather busily round cooking fires which blase where pis-nicking would be truly de lightfuL Village and hamlet for miles are filled with artillery horses, with tumbrils, and cannon. This end of Fyen is guarded by General Gerlach's main body, a force respectable in number if report can be trusted. Not many are seen together, as, alas, It is necessary that several places should have garrisons.. Denmark will protest against her dismemberment in a fresh sacrifice of gallant fellows if German troops are thrown across the Belt She can, I fear, only protest, and a serious attempt to eater ?yen ern have, it is too probable, but one result Each man will do his duty--tbe Danes are not accused of film:hi/woven in Prussia--end then, as bolero, "weight must tail!" My deep feeling for unhappy Denmark, my long stay amongst these worthy good-beerted people, and a strong belief that England has beeelyileserted them, do not blind me to the utter inequality of the struggle. If judged by mere sentiment, a mu test of dwarf versos giant should terminate in favour of virtuous smallness. Political enthusiasts may hold that— . . . Fn.:knee SSW iss• bogey Betrantled trout bliedis No ba us, Thank Wiwi eft, is ewer wee. I bate some such conacrownem to sustain ma Yet we must never forget bow Poland fell ! To stand unmoved whibt a weak ally is trampled down would savour of historic fatalism And in this light I regard Europe's present tone. We bow to " aooomplished facts," whale viewing their accom plishment with indifference, when there is a stand to be made, a limit to be drawn. At one time. it was just sod fair to praise Danish courage and pass gently over its material weakness. Public opinion was required to amulets the melon ear nestness of Denmark, and everything betokened her upsedy rescue. Now, when King Christian is abandoned along with his subjects to destrustion, I would not have Englishensa entertain a &basin hope that our desertion may leave Denmark sufficiently powerfuL "We can die with honour," is what can than one officee! ►as bald out as his only hope. So at Fyso, sooth to say, there is little ohaaos of suocens,though a owhinty of stubborn maisienee. That armistice in May put a finishing drake to the Danish cause ; it strimgtbened the enemy, and allowed foreign sympathy to evaporate. What now mews is a' simple slaughter of men wbo /mow slot when they are Matsu. quiet.' ♦ sentry Sr two an di Mist appear upon their beAterics. Ammon point straight across at as, Weever, and liruidelfart is nearly depopulated. JODDRIZART, JOLT 3. We Tilted Reno yesterday,* party of five Jog- fish explorers. It was not difficult le get across, l i thankg to our passes from General Gerlach ; and the Woad in question is so pretty that, without warlike powihnitim, a trip thither would amply "way the teeveller. I have already mentioned the shares for thekwooded beauty, but many culti vated acres are found upon Reno. Oottages with well stocked tower gardens and large farm-yards vary its pistaresene appearanos. Outside, or towards Bleseig, is • shallow stretch of water, the bottom Also* visible for some way, and a shingly beach that has fringing thickets of underwood. We saw Fon* Kale, barren and nntenasted, in mid-ohanael, with the Belt flowing deeply round it. Then thee was Holding Fjord, lost to sight before reaching the town, god tress which grew luxuriantly along the aleawig mast. Our footsteps were watched by a Danish- offieer, who most properly asked for our peas cords. He was satisfied that all was in order, and boiring politely withdrew. Another turn of the shore brought us up it narrow path, where pre sently could be sees • sentry, his rifle at the "ready," looking anxiously towards on. A brief parley convinced him that we were friends, and it we several minutes later when two Danes, follow ing LIB at full speed, made the whole party prisceete. We were glad to find them ao vigilant, and marched off laughingly, one soldier in front the other behind. I observed how cautions these honest lads appeared lest they should be overpowered. The tallest amongst us came accidentally very near to our fore most captor, who elickoi his look is sip THE. iIIetPIIESIVRIATINIBIL EVEN:IIIOj' ANKTIX: I 11.94.34- :! tin elionfilmmlbses few mansie shstNnim 25 eambilstille* war had Noma eamellekbeie esse a strange feed lissintistieg alters tion la Leith policy. l3/ig Olds** mid Bishop Konrad, observing ear stately vestal boring down 'towards them, and readying elders ci saireszsge meet from her crew with a nod of resognitice from the ministerial helmsman, nailed their colours to the mast. It was true that a couple of formidable antagonists lay ready to open fire upon little water logged Denmark. She might have yielded to her fate, thereby avoiding destruction ; but then there was that great three-decker, called "British Sym pathy," under full sail to the rescue. " Will you surrender r through a Prussian trumpet, was answered by Denmark with the signal, "We stick to our treaty." A German broadside scattered death upon its tiny recipient, and 10, like the Flying Dutchman or other phantom ship, " British Sym pathy " bad vanished at the first explosion. That towering hull, those dabs cleared for action, and the cloud at canvass spread above them, bad in stantly disappeared, and whilst murderous work went forward close at hand, the sea was covered with despatches and blue books, with empty pro misee and torn parchments, through which igno minious wreck two or three noble lords and some right honourable gentlemen pulled eagerly in the cabinet cutter towards • shabby craft that bad soddenly hove in sight. The " Non-Interveation " oast anchor just out of range, affording them a retreat. She displayed the smallest possible Union Jack, for fear of offending Germany, and carried one flag, which bad on it the inscription, " It's year own fault ;" and another with the words, "We still sympathise." This nautical simile exactly represents what Denmark has suffered and has beheld during the last week. The Danish politicians never dreamt of encountering the allied powers • mooed time, , unless England would stand by them. Soldiers and 'aides, though deisruniaed to do their duty, were hopeless of success without English assistance. ,'here has been some grievous blunder on both sides. Denmark should have trusted nothing upon the strength of British swagger, and our govern ment was bound in bosomr to maks its peaceful intentions clearly known to the Dane.. This unfortunate country is stunned by the blows that it hes so promptly received. Conference and erode- Gee served well their purpose in bringing diplomats together. But, as • whole, the delay was most disastrous for Denmark. Every preparation had been mad* by Prince Frederick Marisa for his skilful attack against Alma ; whilst Genteel Stein mann, more scrupulous, allowed no &sages until the truce was completely over. lamin • position to state with certainty that an important mining operation was forbidden by the Danish authorities before 12 o'clock on the night et Jane 25. Of what was done saran llama we eau best judge by the startling result. Now that Prussian accounts et the event of the 29th nlb wee& us, it is obvious that their manoeuvre* were ably planned. The Danish troops had not • chimes et resisting four distinct amanita supported by heavy batteries. It is a melancholy boast that Steinmann's retreat was managed to perfection. But let the beaten army have its full share at credit. I regard this Alums affair less as • surprise than as a mighty effort in overwhelming force to establish Premed's military repubition. Europe led sneered at a trained athlete who exulted is throwing his little unprofessional opponent; so Frederick Charles resolved to win in such style most time es should deserve laurels, even against Danes, however few. The Premises appear to exaggerate the number el their enemies, which is very natural. sificelit " .70144CNIMPOOGIE, el the forlbtri e r les& heceferivo Ogle& captain * &bets s wetness pr ofane& to jaiegiseeefo as he had seen oar cards. liosastailmit watched rather) sharply ; are Anelrian stearsiee, se*Pet vistebed &ratio nal. A hundred Lips Can swoop upon the Danish position withewt the least notice. Perhaps diplomacy will patch up some further trove, or the cruel unjust invasion may be allowed its evil course. If this last should occur, all hops of saving Fyen must depend on timely vigilance, for, once ashore, the enemy has everything in his favour. Relieved from shielding Alma by Wednesday's disaster, the Rolf lint° has come hither to assist against the aert attack. Of her three masts only oue remains, two others having been shot away. She did not go into Romp Hay, as was ink reported, but acted entirely on the nee* et IMound. A couple of small craft filled with troop were manceuvred out of danger by Captain Rothe. IHe kept his iron-clad between the transports end 1 the Prussian batteries, saving a thousand men that had been stationed near Nordborg. _ NO peso• was hurt in the Bolf Enke, whom plating sustained some tremendous blows, and the military were also protected from lore. I think that in England it will be thought highly credit able to Steinmann, this well-managed retreat; field artillery and cavalry preserved from capture ; moat of the infantry likewise removed. The heavy guns ware naturally abandoned, and Prussia may enjoy a repetition of her Daianewirke and Dybbiil triumphs, is for a third time parading Danish trophies They say that the enemy fought well upon Jane 29, though disgracing his arms by merciless ferocity. Both praise and blame are perhaps untrue : I give them together because it was so that I received them. My entreaty to M. Vas Bismarck is—Rescue Poland Snatch Strasbourg from Imperial France ! In common parlance, " Hit sums sue of your own sire ; " - but do not seek glory in slaughtering these gallant Danes. If Prussian troops must have bloody exercise, Ist • neighbourly strife put Hungary on her feet. Yes, try conclusions with Austria—since liberating is your bobby —and leave unhappy Denmark in pacer The opinion of all competent judges was, that Alen could not long resist I ventured to predict • misfortune there as the probable came queue. of renewed hostilities. Not as a reason for Danish submission—men must defend their couatty at any risk—but to show England beweeriously bee active aid was required. We led Denmark into trouble—that is, our government did by big woods —and the guilt of all that has happened will tees on the selfish Weed almost asi meth as mpea the open enemy. A terrible mistake was surely committed either by Danes at by Englishmen when the conference terminated without bringing a solution of the D•no-German l'-e -.". Of wrens we regret what has followed. I bare never doubted our national "sympathy" with Denmark, and equally certain is it that the Danes would have agreed to very bard terms rather than attempt another single-handed contest. Yet here is the former ecelliet resoninseesed, and either British sentiment cannot find utterance or it was irefully misunderstood in Den mark. Every public journal had maintained that peso, moat come, or else a general European war. Now lace a wild distorted vision is the old hopeless struggle going on again. Austriam ships are un checked, Alma alas fallen, Fyea is threatened, diplomatists bare not even been able to predict the storm. Whilst political murder r. l - Al place their chief anxiety is that the victim should die easy and avoid a noisy end, which might disturb the lean quility of &mope. What an invaluable ponstmiou must this nominal tranquility be considered ! I wonder bow Ulkebol and its dear old puke THE HARROW AND ETON CRICK= MATCH. look with Prussian waters ;my worthy consul, If the hypothetic foreigner, whose intelligence we mu, and his family ; elan that setter whims we d e a ctip at li tornooa meut with such an tedi a ails i ,.... tetration, stood ._ _.,__ yester. English sheltered after Sonderborg's bombardment) tw i st. jaws Woo d remit ha w'"'"4 ep'enmdirywre:::: The inhabitants spoke so thwinan—rit faults that some peculiar festival was in course of eclairs perhaps, in their deliverers' opinion. Almond tic= His conception of Harrow might be limited must have new bridges ere this, and Augusteaborg to realialog ~..the forms cd . _ __,s , certain sgricsit ura l be ready for the prime who bears its title. • implement c'"?' °•trffu unknown ; an d the system of vigorous Germanising will possibly eon- : o l d thew the eig a o ;7 bo r oir ' a r omillso du ; vest poor little Allan into Part of " Sioaerillied - in the breast of the continental Englishrium ; but stein." The brave soldiers that axe bariedat Bonder- o l eo assuming this, th e w was some thi ng au sa in tl y bon and Ulkebol may be left to sleep untroubled by marked in the aspect of the streets, and in the Hamburg excursionist'. Bet a thousand memorise heaciofilthe Podasiziaaat equestrians, and carriage a um Dybbol siege will hang about those stoutly attetolkawtion and cocas they oun were i,.. throsiged,. ir...._ to__ , stinielste .__ eisfeetisel banks of Almond—the lista wherein a th „ tanag pia Z da use oa the l tie 7 ornm ' e l 7 me 7 no r Y r good cense was borne down. the ribbons clustered on whips, parasols, harness, At Middelfart there has been to-day some liveries, bossed, and coats ; nor the steadiness with slight excitement. Crowds of laboumn won seen which the teal& converged to a common tre • nor the joyous holiday look of the 'reeking upon • batierfeene" the Belt B P eculfr ladies sad gentlemen, young and old ; nor the tics was rife as to whether we should pre- cl; ., i , ti ., et oose , :dholl .., arietomutio aspect .., 191112t1y hear the thunder of cannon. From hard a ;,,,, l hahaw i r aw. withanceemi l w = i ; yo l l 7 this side went a boat with officer and their y a m s , Haaaomi , inn , flag of truce. He landed, spoke to the now reaping the rewards of wisdom ; nor the num- Austriaes, then returned. I know not what was his hoe cd yormg clergymen who were off duty ; nor the MilliCill over there, only that he received no warn- P r ! ealanee a l i g l it and dark blue coloorg is • bonnets, dresses, mantles, scathes, awd ing of intended bombs:ding—di frail securityagainat n :l ete, which „ rho of the t maim mesa el it, but enough to make people comfortable in stay - th e y e ar. Hovering about gr eat was that tie ing on. Many houses are still occupied, a few definite evidence of community of interest sad o h oo , •cont i nue t o t ra d e . . . . we wait and identity of observation which makes even Clapham watch, being you mid know, i n utter ignorance Field to mundane pleasures, and seem to lean to if as great international „ mire.peiline , that horseflesh upon one day in the year. The ap ,_ prosches to Lord's yesterday oontabsed many may be settling the fate of IrYwa- News 1 . people who, perhaps, cared little enough for stale and scanty in Ididdelfart ; the troops say Cricket in the . abstract, but who knew that the let them some, we're ready ; the citizen', give us equipages passing them were bent oa doing Ironer ti me t o sera p e i w agons s t a nd p re p are d f or a to the pluck, endurance, and skill of the lads who rapid flight of non-combatants. Will they get suf. ;ere waging fri_e_o_ily a b ud attle,.....and Act ing whom ficient notice I that's the rub. I shall not remain share in their g=„."..„ icw 1 71 08 ;Ain the here much longer, should it seem probable that groun d t h e uni n ark;" -- a h inn t ic i n d as ai the Dybbol-like delay is to be expected. On. narrow tow of people l oo kin g en wire fully apparent theatre of adios seeds movement to keep alive its There wen of wane so poor. Those who arrived I i nten d, especially w h en cu t of from all foreign during the interval allowed skirt for dininier _might intelligent*. With the Rolf Brake, and other stn sad m er end t i r e raekuur a e cemfag r t e , e mit = I vessels at band, a hostile effort may be repulsed ; 1 7; a thigia figan aQpweana b,„ pc d. before the enemy gets ashore. His fleet has not aug ht h u t p l en it u d e pi man& Ham pers wars un _ yet arrived to support the Kolding barges. We packed in the various carriages, a nal eaten and long to hear what England says. wine quaffed, much as cm the hill at Epsom ; but COPENHAGEN, Jun 4 the gaiety was without alloy, and to lady visitors . the great match at Lord's must paean more then A day that in another hemisphere is doubtless the advantages o f the racecourse without any o f p a hailed with general acclamation, though oven there d raw b ac k s . Th e mu ltit u d e o f h a tt e d b oys , th e much of its earlier importance has been lost, ammo scrape of conversation having matriculation, or upon Denmark sadly enough, opening the seeond "little go," or the name of a college for their hey week of an unaided contest against Germany. This note ; the raid exchange of cards and reciprocity morning finds Alien torn away from Ki ng Chris at invitation frequent recognitions between t young men who had been intimate at school and tie." rule, Fru seriously menaced, and aelletT who had not met since ; the number of clergymen beginning to arise for the safety of the Danish ca- who were ticking off the score of malt Ipital. Sweden still talks, it is true, of using her payer with perhaps more than secular relish, 1 fleet in a last necessity ; but England has drawn and ;he keen interest taken in the gains by I back from all promise that she would interfere—at the aristocratic U aided to invest the old d tch of y esterday who wen ith 1 least so the words of her Majesty's ministers mein distinguishing and exceptional attributes. y ii : t if to imply. I can assure you that the Danes regard this there was no fashionable languor, there was plausible worship of expediency with bitter con- assuredly no boisterous demonstration ; and it is I tempt. They are left alone to battle in defence of necessary to insist on this, as yesterday's Tines ' their national existence, ruin and misery stare them °coital/sod a leading article in which some very fair strictures wereun in the bee, a fresh slaughter of their soldiers has passed upon the players in and of the match between Eton sad Harrow. pandered to Prussian animosity, and the indiscreet iic„7,;;;, accused of "an exoeft i„ Li of friend )who bas virtually betrayed them stoops to , chafing'" of "bowling ou t for the very purpose pleasantry whilst announcing his tergivorsaticm. of balking a player ; of being " ungenerous and To say assistance shall, perhaps, some when Copan. enchirsirous in the highest degree "in their noisy award of praise or blame ; of conduct which is began is stormed and the King made prisoner is a sorry jest which Knoll feeling will repudiate. "unfair, and .i therefore discreditable ;" of exhibiting a strange want of good feeling " towards the Theme events are not so improbable as PeoPle at eleven against whose mamas their sympathies i home may fancy. Th e interval, filled up by min • eated ; and of an indulgence in I' indieniZ er. ate akissidae s via* at" ameeniein , astLimune Waf M 110 now 1111 2: 1 1 1 sell for a little 11 militias, * 'which took the foe= of de simeinehig the emit* of the H sad and their Meads*" "di arrow egreosful sad • sail of Worsen the former &attic& "character for gentleassalike bearing mes at stake." Afters scrupulously careful obesrvatioa of ' ihedenteamourof players and bystaadersthroughout the afternoon of yesterday, we honestly believe these sweepingemisares to be unfounded. "Methiales the lady doth protest too much." We are persuaded that—in emulation of Fielding's Mannakin—our oontem first made the giants, and then slew them. Neit boy's nor man's nature changes into an antithesis of its former self in the time it took to wither Jonah's gourd ; and when " chaff" in the sense used by the Times is unheard ; when the demeanour of everyone parent is so naturally rola, and pleasantly appromative, that to connect the unfair balking of a player with them would de note a greater depth of folly than capacity for in sult; plain people arguing from the evidence of their own sasses must be excused for doubting the justice, of the diatribes against former matches they had read in the moaning of the same day. We did not hear • single ungenerous comment, or a solitary instance of undue cheering. The clever hits, the good runs,the skilful cateles,and the well-delivered balls all met with discriminating, but by no means " unmeaning" or "ignorant" applause, and this tribute to excellence came from o is as well as hiends. On the Prince and in at Wales driving into the enclosure shortly after 4 o'clock there was a slapping of hands, a waving at handkerchiefs and bats, and • lifting of voices, such as no " over " had obtained ; but we have yet to learn that this is • practise to " be dis antraged by all true cricketen r and it was by far the noisiest derooastration of the day. The royal pasty stationed themselves at the east side of the easiontre, and though there was of course theater& I wish to see ea much as possible of the Prince and Princess, there was little crowding, and after the first burst of welcome, no noise. A dimmest member of the A. division said occasionally, in an appealing whisper, "A hale farther back, ladies and gentle moN if you pietas," and found his hint docilely taken by the well-dressed crowd, some of wham seamed to apologise to thensesieres for what, perhaps, the inward amoaitor ccolemand as irrational curiosity. One stalwart etendry gentleman explained to his com panion that he "did not want to stare either Prime or Princess out of countenance—not he • but he'd - :LAW WITTY OHURTH----Jticar L Mita* the Heg*tt Mt Roils.) m agatostiouM (*aria ticeUitars mama. sheero li teined li. ejl eserties ay . era rite the cAlild4i seme er aaW Mr. hpedosed the es the Mt at ito eostricesedea. It appered tie/ is Ne- Walallif. MM. the y late md the W Ilireetees impose eempa d as meet met ia mar le smairam Mto whisk bornorr. 4 - the Oramisidas, Wean Ur. egibrirmti wail sot wee. Theeespen Mr. Spook. ars presesda • gladiola ter • whaisirsp miler. ( dams,.mmy, IWO* diesetore amid Ma lid Ma other Madeathirom for 4.505 L far eolft. la them mime the pleaded areaother Ole, that the feint's ties el the vs.sad 1 intim thus the calls were frendsi ll itnefore, ay advs.& wee gives is the mama, Speeksiesa wiedacg-sp peonies was hem* awl die. mimed, se wee ea appeal tem that amide& lipeekises, lintoser, isie that the eareissy ought to he die leiced, mod refused to emote hi the reposed arreacareest. The otaiiney dadieg Hr. lipselunes • troshiespale _Mere haleer,4 whoa they were mashie per fee be rid themedeee, wag that they were is debt, ..d that aslesi the erreage meet proposed were carried eat they met come lo se Mi. owed • gaserel modes. Wan whieb they Lid their clidlieshieu The raced we. Met the dureheidess esp pedal the views of the &mien, who thee fleeted • eein resin at the 'diem with Sesames sad seem. howl whom they remind she MU et 4,0001. is lies of the 4,5001. =end his fridge beaded their inns to the mid awed to be dbsetoes or thereheldere el the sempasy. Hader the eflassuirsares the quads. wee whether the ampreidee wee ultra vine the coven of the reatiney or boat fide. It we. costesded Shut if altos vireo, or in my degree Isisted with baud, * (sight ems sow co De est aside, sad the 10111111 ndaed tO the het. The Attamey-Gerserel, Mr Hugh Cairns, Mr. Eliwys, Mr. Dash& Kr. Sostigete, Yr. Ilegp/Isy, Kr. Roxburgh, dr. Bea, Yr. H. T. Ellapeee, Mr. Swesetes, sad Mr. Lsmj ap pend for the several puttee. Hieexprece Honour eg after Made. Me feels et the at/ samidls care fully l his *aim el the the weed " baud he say other ins lie l = li asera, mid be ocweidred she essipiey had power to estateis the guides of the aceeprocone, that they had heed W made see, 44 that Me result Mentor. wee that Hs fleadomete lane p mild sot to be ieced as the lit et es ,eits. The sppliattios would therefore be dienamed, and with ecate. heard that they didn't drive very good cattle, and would just like to get sear enough tow whether this was tree.* As this involved getting as Glom to the royal carriage as the people who were swayed by lass laudable motives, the philosophic stoicism width prompted the re.nark did not affect malts, and it was more satisfastory to me its author filling a good Riedel* scene three or four yards from the Prmosse than to hear his muttered verdict that the horses "weren't a patch upon the hays which took the Isepsrce down the Champs Lys& to see the Guild Prime It will be seen from the sows, subjoined, that Harrow had *rat innings, and obtained the high score of Ma The public opinion of the field was oonsiderahly affected by the spieled: il ou play of the Harrovian; aid the wearers ti the bias cams might be heard good tssapsredly yips each other upon the heatz work out out for Etonia. The clouds of the morning dispersed daring the afternoon ; the ground was in good order ; and the whole tenor of the day must have been cheering and *Matador/ indeed, to those who love cricket as the first of our manly gams. ; who believe to it as the fosterer of youthful health and strength ; and who uphold it for the earnest and self-reliant qualities it calls forth. The following is the ware : aauow. 9. X. ENV. 4. , ► b Taker X. 11. Sow. e Tabor. b Tiliessz Si tl9t . J. O. z.v.. 111.4 ... 10=r0s : $ 11 Ima l liddassic Z. IL =Amino, ea. O. lilielaa. bliam le W. T. Plipo. In.. aid s P. W. Soak lot, et I. G. Lyilikia. b Ilms E. liwory.l94. no osi • W. •Jh Dm, GS. IL b Mama C. Arloydelit. l4) ig., o 11. a LA& 14 lai,kw• l2 lON an MN. 1 X. Siam Wit. ellsatan. b - -- I . W. L Ib.. • Wirliazi so% los. L G. I Wow, b 11 eXoatase.bAstiregla 10 Horrr a litnates.e ArtwrlblL b ama I b Anima I & Lub M bock. Pau • DO" b Asa ! bwet. _ _ _ _ _ _ IS art ad .4. I. W. 114. b AMENS .. Al I. L Thaws% Mow. b IA. • 1 1 17r d =z... b urabint.. 2 I. D. Sys, ies ad .... 14 b bilmilibt B. A. Weber. .st b Likwillt. 0 W. larstups•. ant sat .... I wO. ile. TaNL ; SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. IT JULY atzerma. 7L LT. _ _ _ The waft eh Neweeeriet •• ZAMA b dee mother. Mt the ea tho bet ar ins very ma mipansu to the ea be od Me pleases 4112, ewies deal* to Me beiplireed aset provided. T -.tale.. the Qum% Mb for arm a. ressiebt beatikap. • m ai m pasts aea • waft assembler eialeind the ger% sad thaw who hod bora eateeed fer Me Qesse's Itate. I mo buiegeo egoorod ems, aria% be baba at Bum lesbat. lattle Mime* le Melia Me Mau " wmelasere" who mad larb; TM braweass b ash d the meals mai Hatbap Pleb Mies sew oustel. g yp- Wes Melon who aseadeell le the teeselaslise et the obetia Ni Weft esound ea tam mo b. as eel eti =iis keept at ameelace bag ass to la i s 1 rya as Wail Mei dstera= sad MO to la wee abed ogol for the Good MMus. Book makers mated to lake Ts to 1 aka lild far the bat r thst ias toe as ad prealrelde. Sabha an dlteesot tbe Tea QM" Pim* at 100 pi.. e. 4 nett. ; 3-71 , • let Mb ; tow. Mnb • Mr. OA 110,;; ale sad seed. 104 Mb 8.0. (0 wen 4 larleask i ll i crah44eabe. an g lut labs. by lift PEWS " 'moues or. (142t sw f ks mi... C. N s par falsllessrl s "I. W411 %41% 1 e l re: Plt reel 1 1 = . 7 4 1 t e e ot rlt u k eellm ss to 1 at Gobblieba. so, : LeekheM ego ot New VIA ,i7.--......-.-..,-...-.--,„ es 7be 4 red Itol ma es. slew ll Ur norist A xd s, ear ray W Ibierquarire ad • 101 New Y.O. Widow WS pals.) Mr. flaver's Clarrearde. be Do ardraMds dm 3 713. IMI Mr. OrarDys WM 11~1 yr, Irt lab = 2 isipilar e z was aMmysels. who led lizeogbasi. lad el a Weft. • LIMOM, PLUS el HO WM. to &mail sod iip. wide. 8.11. ff tarlaws 116 yeas. mr. Wedowee DeMeek kr villiat— 4 NI 444 Mr. M. dead' Mir% I re, OA IM (or. lir MN I Mr. PreirsOrta Are. 3 rd TS Ms folkadag aro no : - 3e, _Pasengstera, Dr. anis& Nerds. Tarr Mr. Mk. ird 1•7 by Sow oh der —lady sto 2 opl Nord% 11 to 2 orak oro6 Wrome rid From. to 1.10 'Moro Mk 8 tool opt Soloroad 20 ro 1 or 6 say Mar. A purr a Keroo„ for ..tl. 21641 b i Mr, 8.6 Key fitroo, trt Tit; boar list Imo arra Mr tor a plar or =, rod ars boss Mori mord 1. lt. July or arm& 4110; Moms 3 WIS. Lr 6 limirsore: P ir Zig. (11 soir) ins Solboddles Ombill, by Wag Toes—Dispela lib Mx SA logbilits TM To ms ba MI Mr. Gangs fi n .. Ateella eb li l a i TM Itoliowtro Ass ow . Islia, II Pa esisabsoso, aby Tivairelles— Osearal Pribie Nos. rwoormor, lord Wablipove. Pro- visos. sal Sx /Mik : 360 1 or a Oarbll, sad 10 60 1 ostr Lrd Wa*. pave. • ilmartrozas of WM% sock for 2 d 3-rr-oldo I the vim to be odd Ise 01,1 1 dumaded, am Now T. T.O. il ltr. ise arlikl Ito ' s. by Asiussa—ladd at I No lib W e' or i g t 41 . 1 , 41. I s Ls liesicolo, 3 yea fa slb (.T. I s laaosslars WO* Ira 711 LTC .(lii I Boodro also isa. 6 to 4 orr Crehdidm Tom, 5 to 2 apt Randr, .ad rtol grew k 4 lir Mrov. HOSSIYAIed ?as is &aim ssd strong, moderate Y pain ad grisiegase I. gas This advising, dos agaral km Ills J s a wawa pallandas IS is odd la pagicsis WWI AAnsim4l COURT OF ELOREQUICR.-JOLT & Mins a* Nisi Prise at sad slip LL—(Bstoos Moos Mortis osiolJor7.) 11017011 IP. soots DM. RAILWAY, /amnia" ." .1 - - nil ..lies was brought by Mr. Sakes. • esil.knews W r its ruse ver boos *. Wandran sekria ~elms= bed awls apes " paid weak." The feels WINO 161114 Windy the wale 111 these " Wks v. the Ong Waters Rellway," ebbe wee hied slew days ego is this kW, sad la whisk • mast leas rehersed fee the plaintiff. Mr. Joseph Brews rod Mr. Wail was smog kr the Cak! ; sod Mr. M. Ikeltia. Q. 0., Mr. Kiosk* Q. 0., sad Mr=lfar the dekeleste. Ifartis WI there won so Lee Iles Wee ems la **paw involving the sew gasetiss, sad be thaeght it was lager that they desk stand ever eats the Overt ad Ezeheopar Marabou had Wild the eke et " iktlat e. the Oka* Wasters Hallow asap. y.• &me 1111111~ailla Isce plese Wages ile esueral espied k the Menai eases. but May amid aras Is no mugs we. es the eslokot. Mr. Hares abatis einskailla. It was • pre eppreseies that those railway eswamiso dwell Om adw peek Ist* ai r L essobbeskie awes. it widow was gives Is mei that the wholesale hewer in the (by ware in the kW el madly peaked week" ear kik( prinelpany el parade ast to thee' by their cousloares fee esiesess k Mask ewe peak, by dr different naive" sod without hip no quired to peg the eats tamp while*, w i n d w Bon y *messy bed sada for the pkiati week. va lleveml the keyless old that key adepts, tbe was ow*, themekso k cede to oblige tisk sesimmirs. Mr. Hugh Lavisertea raid. lad been • eankr 40 yaw, and droning the whole of that Nye Me praelbe at waft peeked paresis erse seamiest Is all perms engaged la the earryisg Irak. Oa the part of the Wow wilseres were galled to peas that the wok set swan of ray paws esellig paled their =NS oneriees, lad that when May knew Slat mak than pouted they invariably dhargal ID pee Mk wan. Mr. Dam Marti% is =a i n:, sold Mat was withis lob worn panosel that the 113 yew VII W es . ideating quad= was byOwl it w the trait. = lie ; red wes then thought that iter as ese sr lkd. Oa that weeks the poke wee wood by awe the ableet lawyers be ever knew, the Ws Mr. rod Fbe betitd never it board bailer aloes. The Is Mat wise *man. rad Co., and lashadials ere Onad Jumbles Haney Oasossy, when railway as Werke Meademisar and Linrapal. The opseseiss sow sok Wide' la the sow way by the Dom of Bra e lese 01wher, winos jaleaest was sass.- was. Dm ime, kowskr, 'away ampanies hod thesglit ▪ right kraal* that &aka sal te eke ge entre IS pea msg., is tloprebehly et gatikg • wisp* el the mall puede tisk, width yea sew lolls gest es kat le the aril pates% Isdivibeek. Me this pat the fellewisg osmium be the 1-1. Was the &ergo .d. ups Mr *LW by the Waists equal Is that seeds apse Mama Ospesiale, Misr., sad Owpany Is fe west ef psis so by than is the sow IWO 2. Was lbw asy is report te labeor sad is the esaveyease pashod panes er lands goads I Isekegiag Is ansiel ledividsik, sad week gook lorksgteg so ass kolivideel 3. viz defeadesee Wowir sad as pawns Reale as usages! stave apes the *kW ...grad with that male en ether pantile The jury asewere4 " No" Whe ormetke sad the sproad quokka ; end is tag allineatiore Iv the W. The loressfi kegs Mreated • "Wise to topeortered for the entailedby • plebbillt 31101., Moe Waal ....at if Wow to be or Maws. The delaniste Wined • bat el enceeptiese to the re/ing it the hurl Mgr, NAVAL AND MILITARY. AMMum, JULY a— AnOrawairre. Cai?- ilia X W. Vsmileirk to the FeemiAmban service vi She irk vies Led Jeks ." .:, i tir., espermisi ai hie own% request. Aesinere lagisers likasate, be the regard, fa the Prime Abel Aetieg Assiient Drefasee T. W. Davenport, to the Ails, M Wparallasiery. 01:1MAL P•troa.—Tbo last bat two at the maw d ew oceseto Out Ni timo =.ll ais Wag Mona Adak liatkr sad Man & Marls BM* Wiper tkasaiml,Ewe Marl. sad Soma IlmobsoilL • alsoil dialay of the lbastoboo ofil bo shows llcadoy. it bobs • law oapoodo• day. Ikaabor OWE* baa just poursW to Vag ompay • doe wailstb MO la Lauda& libromarbokly abed NA 684 mad b 'AMA is • *pow is a. ' Irel dopelmoak. Till ARCEIST MINITINO At ALICWITSA-PAILL —lldo woothog. aid& amossood oa Walassisy kid. woo LgTibto a oradados youtooloy. Tbo obootlas ossamat e t obsok, mallow oostirdwg squally is favaaablo fat taro prfte as on 1100 proodloa imp. lad aeolodoil at 3 dank ; to. a. -mpslMsa roomblai to tbo to im=oat tbo prim for tin Amos da ys' dboodag wore by Mr. Remy Nebo as Mom To Miss Ira s Mkbraa, Mra assehlow n. I. Bala, Yam Qaiy Ilia Tartar, sad Mho Obstask for th e man riT MM. UN IMO et 151., big . esi vv. iIL. d To Mo. L Wood tor Sr swabs Tbs elia Broom sod Memo robe wore &weeded to Ma BAN= (Dalian Anita*, ate was bad oa all pilots. Soma Naar ladbo roodad alma prim far boot golds sad mom at videos dioloasa. no admo tor taw 10 Word pool mew. from Ink lase to K. ware waded to Yam of mai Nib, Wolter, Mama. Ikeriss, I. 11111bia. Ocala% Oonatry, oal Maw. TM Modal ma aboowomiodto Ni. idomodo. Kr. Pooktbs. tho =ainicamostod ob tbo gamocalozoolloaao al lb, a onolood bogamonoot a farmer yam A vote ol limbo um tber ua t:tlos dbooloos of lie Aboadra. pork for tbo Mom sad caw aosilo asa lobo bed . sad to Obi ourosomato at tho ma& isg, vilok woo alaradodood built to boo baa al*, moot oasoomdal al UN Ns .. nib mesa, thom dbponad war do pork. ono poolomalbe to the mM. of do bawd of Os Bosoad IreOMAN Alan widtlog the haw !doo m alias a bop ameba pabroalood Woody, okaabouy Duda The prossobago isaii7toragarted as lack. TIM Lain MO SUM N0V1180212. Oa W*132•11- de, MY 6. a ressiss at Ws lassehres sad Moods et the Olaist ione Aressigiss leek _sirs BMWs Borst Willmar. log, s sorMy's Masora. preskliag. TM daimon ths lard at ma. assiammg. Mr. Ilkoram Ban. who Mg wadsrat rahabis sorvists to tho tmosbillat dm* the put aim yam ro. agar' a tolikassisl -go soswiss, Is ihs appo sit bead. mom grid weak sad iota, sag • plass el pigs. Istse aikkesess. tram Yr. eldiass isstrotscif g the Tann Its • Obrislisa Assamishioa), Xt. Illsalsni kg Clarispirsoll, sad odor asagsetsa. iiW ap Y. wash& mad II was a Natter et walk gat the pa. Ors sad promposa st the ssaisty wow brAlor gra Miry bad toss tor loamy Fess plot. Botwasto w wads to lb. -oasis nabs, st comparstively shops sun ems until as saressembis boar, sad Ms spoken rmarksd that Is Ws es wall as is raped to thusday leadlag—the work t 1 7 16 1.= origin was only to Masa. ihs sass el Iho bail balichy, sbainma *I Ms magas bb porkst willisamss jois hi say plea Ice sleds( aft two tests* se wiris la the WI& U ass isol elsatslly swaged that is Martlap as spossost had jog boss psstally adopted tor &slog at Ws skink on LIST 47D DOCK COMPANY. Yestirday ties UN-yearly court of tie proprieben is Shim soaps, task paw AA Y. Ihmk4essee, iF sewn; Ns. laws Simi la tie theis tap Aims d I Ow assq.sy Wog slow as kepailse% blob= ill, ft ask amiss la Ye Mow al Lads). Ooshvi. the sosettoy . . nod 'hi moot d w ems low wires Wind ORS as aleph* Memo tat Ile yea 'di Mead IMO MS gabs se ihesmosais as thsy mos la the Immo paid el die gimias• pw, lbws Wei s ilosows alma 214100 bees. Itio Wow ham the Woe latos, Ilsestbass. end Ns* Anodes. ea the sproleisioa two, ha Wise it, soisolorbasosoi. boisooat ems apes b es frossoso hos I. wt lake. teem Chios. ad hen Ilse* Amen. Tho disososso is esioehil es esissoisd the Woe Was sad U. =l47r e tto Wribista to a dollolow sow ones ; sod the @moon boa soilsiosdi km or swain its passable VW daiesesy. With sopa te the stook al ends seassissees. it Mil haowil Vta sem rosoissis, tram ao moos bane Viola Isio this lbws woo a li. smoothy am erns Wood with the dendellff Wed sitasosossor dths p.M.. your; kM Ws lest d ooli dissioisbod tkisnow& Is. to the samprir so M. seam; Was. Io their wpm of Irma WI the &.a» roovollei to Is,. to sseewe I.N ass as. pay vow webs the ispossittivo assassitg some the saes, sobsess perisimet. g r i t os, that Wi Mama Oseosoy, whisk ill wan s =Vey lots the Lis al Does mos the I sot Jeasseso woes of tits assiot. ..mitt.. d the Awe of Orr MOON Misled ss ow* a the MK so yak" to oboe at tho 1•114111111. I. saiair the; a this Mak Raley. the anoloss von sow basso Ohs oommittoo d the Now al Lea^ se& the metes peal posisail IMO to Mos is • tow it. no disease log food Y mew wry to hes their allostiso to this Lteekesso id., 1% hei boos fee sow Wes weds* tliel Vie fastessba sim ul. sus • I limo —,ay. with Ito Wean% births. de woad miss so sassomesst d this mei Woke osl seesaw oossionsy It we soliskelory is OW* VW this !compatriot oral. is possidia ?Wady on N. sop. parfs ha& lir pang sapid el IA• .84:W a ft salslea t• jaals aiii•••• •• a poi met. tr. d Isseas I. pia hal " Tame row{ was rimpla waist* ormiss. • mour lain w pored delialag • avian/ rt ter sta al I gist .rt. far lir bat per upon the 'said d the aropm7— 2.086 A M. News Allied (imp,. C. IL Oiruka t J. a. Henkel. W. B. Him. A. Igabana, J. 11106• W T. Esau* WAIN /NW& /•••••, mad r. wise Wm astal dingle's la his a dim who l i t ia ja by rasa's. or (la tie ars a 114. AA. H. Beastra) maw& ma NMI Wimp MaNderasul. MARKET& 11170A11.—lassm Jots L—llisre les boss am is• mad sod •Sir Orissa los Mid as Wisosseini prisms se ton IL Os Ia Mr M. Isloselssessi sus. Uses Is SWIM Asossk aS ANS W. ram= ss INS vssk's raw : Alma SO peeshossi &mom km less mid at Is. SI. Wei TALLOW.-7 AT IV .—A. law mobil woo quiet today. Oil*, 400. Id. ; July to Merkur. 4 OL to 40s. N.; Ootobor to Doombor. th. U. to 010. IIL ; Lammoolor, hi. N. Dailvory to hot Waft& NI soil arrivals. MO oalloo. Totoo Tallow, no. sm. Nina Assialooo. 1.. 401. ; Ur. Ob. I. Antoine 111 *osa, ON. ; Amtrak. abash no. to IL N.; lod.llll too le Ifs. U. tov. Goola-oot . Odds al alb Owls% ; Orloff.Om Jud e No OIL to 37a ; osi wok. SL to Mk N. SIN NO Loom. No. Amt. COTTON 0001)11.--Mir000rk, JINN le nest ii_ feriae nerkets ban her base dentet rek".ll:s =tams, sled three toe ben a very non kipk el One ands • neer pa pond Mona oe mi nion. amp foe be ins WS le Ift ester rink whin ventios ti nzh makeled. kis eke= Ins ion inked es el the menet AIM with is drened. ll ==iag Twee k r the kens in& Inn prilipend le dr snl NA= Isnot • gory slum nsebrk eh prisms et to th. diem the saes Tundra. k tires yam ikon Ins ben folly re mono Wines otang. la ear nes limn kit kW tisk Nethe rli red 7"l M irelb eel ates: sea V a/ Irservoreneek diet neenlesteren id sinned Utak geskeless. win a ,4s 4 orrodig the tairessed sort 4 settee sod pee. Mt lie imposer nest ea ad deo nes en se aside/ is duds es kr reek sod ibustrer Ks he trirene as kind epee the dr =need in dank M,. WS the bedews konested w set Inn Tesedsy inarneenet In hese nno eol posed er kr se ands kr ikon, see ser 111111•1111. kw ine bees • new poesel horse/ rr ink wind le thole*, inn* the kis Mtsn hen an mind NA 411 en be le nod knonew. The mks bore lestedod sidrthen iseerren nidk Ind wady if korlan ne 4 deal MM to the kik noslet. Minn adialtis kr the Li in raker stretk i N ti mite lire aside Inn ban dueled et else f owner Miaow_ it pien enep Os slim Tesedn. le ansoller, len dens sad ered T diker ken le roan IMO esehrin Um of bin ton the le sir Ind waft le send ann. 00113L—Oamemoss, AILT —.1%• Imam le 01111 aim eiessiel far lie am et veer, tr lbe =J . whine le wan spoken of twilit Ikonwe bay= Then gee • actin seop et Wheat mil L. befili pes venter wan we Ogee le I, tensest We seek NM whist. as. do. M ; W. Ire wares. red la. Mem Lamour, Jots B.—W• lam had • Ye web . e ur i s V aerie' lady. milts. weirs pram ware bib i is ism sem Is. admiss wee reilieL PA 41a. Ma. i Mit* 44e. M 4re. Very Mk bees la velem mem. lirmeoce, Jail 11.—Te4see ameba lead Wm ilimir ateemild, mad we bete le /meet w a: melimate mint el beldame ha wheel M aisle th e emmem• ea Mgt in se la ma imitasees M • reimelise Ise =Me fa qr.. Mom le held at peevieme masa. bet dm ma. ham Mem lailm emu is eared lib embal m = with • remit deimal tali ambleilms the meant whisk me le weed U.N. pm leseete as lie Oll. Ma gliiMilld /11•1117 bet gm liass" pme. . bads. emit mmiteia Temitimpeememat. sew emeihee e/ Meisel day mime eassiateimiar tend m &via Waovey AILT L-. 1 1 .0 MINIM wepsium a lw r ie lor vilest rar 'lsm Wm set ablitmalie LA Bet* aseisaL el sWI at hail mem Gale ami liemi mita. am beim% 0017.12-10mrsas, JIM S. —Clowps• Batilay, IT.. 31.1 =iarilar, Lk 11.; Robing /Ws. Mi. Sa. 1 ti ll Maw WM; Lk IL ; %ties. St ; Waws Sad Whaasal4, 16. W. ; aka 16. fit Wrilb Bad Ilada7ll. llattaa, 174. Us wa. Am Ift. IL to lb. N. ; Wials Sal Basswalta. 4.7 1 1/2 Fad lb. 411.1 we& Zed Ihnal; NA*" L. 114.; Will. Mad 17a. N. Walls Ad Ilsedaysel.= Walls Zed lla W.; Wells id Bartlagoal, 17s. 24.—Sip el ma* 27 ; odd U. T8.A7110 itiTl7lllll. UNIAIIII. liar Fir Maw 7111/. tried. ass mem almihs. lata. tall. Wink sada" Jaw U. I 4 II grand Wolk elbow& . Mel 11.11111 /1.1111 Walt NyeJr IL IL Asal. It oorla•Tai. —.— =ra ai l — MN 13..41 lISAIS WM NMI 1311 a l UM lads of Oninat IN t 4 ,14 V TASI MOO lAN Week waft Jals OileiesEr so ems ttrr4 ma 22A14 [Advattiessasatj IffouawAv's Pima.— BM Nod& Ira Goal.-11worils Iwo Mid doola Sho kat Ow mustlis la miss et Ms smagc li berose mar Ur Wei Mar On kb wliskr,A•l7l= Bl.ll 4 Ise misminfoll silk Or Weems id dimity' losilorlis s Iliz a relAnopiellrig straseltaals, ad speobet graft Iss 211 per. 1.. ddlosis ate guesoloin Y. et lira Thr e GM•lll spolloos Imems ININI NO EinMina, OMNI Ile saillisad rogailio Ile bow ail l i n= POE ad stikenbli as 8 lei to trams wimp win Imo e trj e lanleasSed laillspoild or r. slim Imai bides am Wm by deft sr Mewl Ivy essoolvis lalleams. BLITHR, XABALIGNS, AID DIANA sum_.2 310111113L—J•Ar♦ Ibulle of J. km" Sq. d N. IlldWo rook MARK muss. id • tolum 001111.—/* Ommoslispift ado's*. Os wee d IL P. *Abb. f t . el soft. C.ARIL—SI*II. Ss Presear. Orialea. sow MAW Lir (1•144 Wirsidme. geed 111 w. Ow. 6: • sm. TAT.....LM Wog 11111,111#014 irlie at S. /14. SOB • "INLJdy 7, at Ma Orme. Nes" Se gib of I. M. Baborbiss. ft, a ass. WICLDON.—hist. at Oderd••••••. Evisimet, tb• loth d Illt A. O. Walks. lis•. et • sm. MAMMAL ATEIM-1170C—refi74 - iirsiaota, Novirwrit br Me Zs% M L tasidA, ALL. MsaMosimst Tomes, sus Ms Ids W V. AVE 4 is do ess=:l l . to nab" Asisdeat st MIL, at M I CAMDIAOL—T 6.4.4 4 T. M Ohs mid cismsby iv Moo IL A. AN N. Oddisr. M. of liolood i l m o IMO ass. d TAG% PAL: 117 d=sa. POMMM—MUMT.--Jd7 T. al IL Psds isuur isastildsWeL W Ir In. linfhwil. CINV ILk ssa at J. Os Jasts ditasitibwr %LI MildsvgaPldliso WIIIMIT.—JIM A, likkddissUrpsds, Illorkty die d Rabat DOWNIL II —W2 Odin, At q, Mlsslood Dowses. soul IL wd VisinsMgadk, MishAssiL 7. IS. Wt. Poo., lISAACI.—Aft V. Puse. ft asidosed. OW, Lowtikad,z( SCIMMLIAL 11. st Nossassm PristAtts•A Aims Mids. widow et Y. J. Addisio, mud M. et Chodso Odds% Wide, yd d Ms J. AL wry OA. ILL MEW mod Publabel by Vtlyadiain . lawbardpdrasb bibs Clay at Lea__ 0111 ft. la Ilambartaleask la Oa Piedra Ilannlan, MI i, UK 11 1 Lealso. Maw. et Se holm& et Wbbelebrao. I r a a I w M w ✓ 1 a Tb LI Ai it Chi .1 I I.c 1 las 1 if I 110 Ps