The Express. — London, England, 1858-07-28 00:00:00

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BM II maim be lis soniresli• ill tinord Iftmoper mus liar CoLV I Z it l eir= a beilmd Snob as me ad t l E m pertlidaus Mb to WILLIAM IWMAII , AL Thaw :or to Ms Amerlooo Ad IloolooM Mar= Am = Ilse llMomottoot. lomokm. BaubmiLles le home Ilasey.-711, Prow Mew bp Is, Tot le sem. Isy Mid (141.,ffi1l ; Seassi OMAN. jIL E AMISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL IMAM( SHI aosiatei by Os Admiralty to SA IL LI fIMPIXIL AM lILW TORII Alma sad basywa LIVIA. L pod DOKON. the 11.••• sob nibs Ai HALIFAX. to to WI hue AM /*Wye mg Am ', Mai TM Wens w : 'TA AAAA , for 1101.011. Prarrery, nig If. AllAlliA, fro 3111 W TOM, flitaM e tler. O•3IAA. kr IDOSTAIII, 1110ffese. Vv. ledrios iewieres Or NM plevlisym bel wlMisss ow lbw% Midi as be sAlliald am boil 1-11 i liallein sad ...trAi... -- ",....e; nkret.. - TM Iv. L e :az mod Ti...per pimps. Ibr....lll4= bea gnall • 11...11.1 Ambit AA .. rtzlum Or:Z..! Adwlndos witty IA J. Tot rr• IL It NW .1. il,is AWOL, issles : °mord. i resti, lam AAA IL AssleiN as Mem. Poi: AM ... 111 =2111AADANAII. Iftems : at D. ma AL Whoa. WATERFORD, LIMERICK, sod SOUTH of 12 . 11 Z 4DULT. wa : tea NM me rrafw zlllergas.: Minx? Law " rw wasio r d ersoligl6 meg Mader an animi of dr till p..m Samna Dm at Lain famen• b. In 11.11 La. MA in .......= geninspeL Mona. delft iii as Ire. rod OK as 4 WlTma bra sad a MN; arl imm ai nise al l ifb M o re la.& Weim ar. ; i t of Me Yaw Ovidia elif i AT WESTERN RAILWAY.--NOTHIR ma Sea Oa awe HALT-TILW • it AL le RIR ING et the Pf.Pbde• es •• =r ... - wild=S. Mt et Preissaw. le WWI. • Ihe Ifteles. r. Ibe l ab We et Aare* nW, kr We mewl peewee W Modwen. Ile dr* VII be Mtn ab iseebbsot P. O. rreltirf. Manse& "IMMO .••••-Oleleum. Wm Tamer leek US be dwell ea We tet= i ttzr...ol get be wend mei ear lbe NY bablese• ea Ibe i t er=ribm. Pe•alilee. J.I U. not EIE HEAT of BUMMER iodates a drys m of tb. toksiell a Wolissi io Its [Wm sK ulligli goof •• ow 06 " , • 04 I/ th• Mel LOW Li N Ixf NAOLDL&III OIL. • lg. =p.m god g• •• Y0%1.11161 •I **Mir= "I"sa Crm tilg or.. aggi a el• slits/ g• i•••ig• lie Igelb ihe •11•Igriggig gligsb el e ss. goolea Pg.rdld• Imo gf geggliombo, •• • gamma , 8.01••• legg•Es at flogf•••e0••••• et . trig Doll wila••••••106 Wogs mew loft • •••••• M sof Infole b truss th ia lli a l d i Umr .aw isi 7.74 - 6..,.... 1•11b 6id yt 0 liwili 111•Ible 1D UPTURN 11.—ft Relei Latin Patia. ta.....oactit Lift= einztorr a yAr a t =MOM isramita . It WA ries st op dim 1iV21 8 .1.7•1 wei= ra ega rsiZ t tat b res air= Marita l a , =Ab a rrum,_. , 20. dem. INg 11 woos le 6191•16:4741 =ar o ,'-'-- 4 r, mains OW se irk WI is. 0 .11. I. r._ — lO,lO b ast l I P_A I WS W le Me wledow — selawierli n""lw voli uri win.' All Imm. lbs. al al. R.—Protected by Br au lons. . lhate rt Ml e g w ie rri rl , ju t , -wa ft re .7.1.6417=rris IN2= ewes Z r e l c o b• 114. *awes W. 0 .. 1 ,, raltes• d • ism pliim u l tbemerze..": 1.1 1 .1 11 " 11% =0:4 1 1• 11. = lo lie 'wadi sous wou•• Tulsomr. i•sagad l .4 l: 45••14 of I•••.2..arik sod al t . ma Ile es Ille oar ii• • NZ la mom plei IIk AMY ow OM —• Is ahem ewe seeps los mole el •••• az ra et zw evi=r i z e t r.s . ie. 8011: . 1111. ... a . EL Weal 11810. .rnsiThirg treomeideesereser. Noire. SPORZING. GOODWOOD RACES.-TurADAT. The prorramme of the meeting hoe been jadidoady revised. The alterations have been effected with much dis crimination, and although they are few, they have materially strengthened a list which was in parts meagre and unattrac tive. By going upon the suggestion mode In the daily papers last year, to bring the Stewards' Cup forward to the Ste day, en item at interest we. imputed fates card which would otherwise have provided inertly • rusts seied i : spat. With the exception of that event the eases were not remarkable for the numerical ebreeek IM M& Still an improvement in the Rugger of stairlsee will he mob with the megrims of the meeting, and • paucity of main will not be a subject of COCO plaint. Nereus won the first event in • canter, and for the second the American colours were borne la triumph pest the post. Indeed, the match between Nimes mad Orland& resolved Itself late a watch of judg ment between the repreeentative of the Atomise turf in this senetry, mad an English gantierima of acknowledged shrewd men In trim affairs. Rook gentlemen had fa ems poseseeed the seise& which were pitted against amth other, sad th e nub of the nee allowed that John Bell la his tare is sea times "'twitted by Jonathan. The seems of permed et hest the corteetwess of Mr. R. Tee &week's Jodi ✓ink Tosephatte, who was reveled lam, was 'Metes *sea the Oretwlcke Stakes, sad the tea—wars the mark I —was reduced to • match between Ifeentore sad Maid of Kent. The slier wee • burlesque, far the Meow walks,' more than holt the distance. /dent:mom shook Welded sett off with difficulty, and indeed the layers of the odds wen sot very cry in their minds until after the horses had passed the r ue. The detest of Merryman far the Levant &ahem crested some sensation, and ceased his rube /melon la the Darby betting to 30 to I. He ma Br the first time le Mr. Orevilles colours. The fitenraf Qum commanded twenty-eight runner", and wee the most exalting nee at the day. It was won by bill=a, of ,he It may be entreated, gnat were entertained k r the Derby of I&i7, bat brake down shortly before the ram He won with ems es-day, ZMIST4 the Fres& obereples. the @mooed keeours, whilst the" Americus" Baby= set obtain a place. The Hare Makes was woe by Mere seise, • good-looking daughter of Teddington, sad the Lae meat was remarkable from the het of two out of the three The weather wee *tidy, sad Mitt stovers fill et later eels. GM the spectators spilled ths part ambler a palty arms of rain. The oorstasy Is the Gerd Maul ese pied army aristocratic visitors, but the eleseiesee wee Puy seseey, sad altogether we do IA 'gambit: a diner I allitirlay. eweigFrew ear bet at whim be nes Ise As PM( 'mese see wwy lobed. The mei Impereest swee was *Be regreeekra of Tose/6Mb Ibe the St. Lew. What the ries tre wee fret Sneak 4 he 1 bliss sheet tdeo to mosey, dimmed' • Se 1 wee W. but Peen the ekes of the aliases. d le 1 wee ticked sheet lbs. The " Stakes" wee ems* maid ups, NM the Car wee a deed Saw. THI RACING. Ter Cate= *este likedieto ..4 6 owe INA WWI IS Wed Cowes awns kw wit rad a teener. rVbeetWe IScrow Oteeed. {fro AM. AIWA WlWoCrerd 2 lw 70e. A A ..... ..... .(p.,7 1 Hr. MiWt i I Il d attabb P= : a 06 1:1 1 c- ..... 2‘ ... 7 . P terebe int... 'Aid —. • .... - u Aw ....... . a Nerd Al CleAkente. ale t red Adrieg. AA Dereelo wren& sod Owe* M E W a le Aerie. Awe be yee betteatS SwAntall en Aber eked* fa* by a mug, b g , s wi m telarawa Ow PAO AI led lew A Matra : St • 111 Oaa min M. R.?* Sreedre Orbetbi b Oewb*, 4 pie, se to, rge., 1 sorbet :IW 11 tat Hatt Is ellimilat iiiiiii4 I* ben wet 6, ANII, wed Will OW ta•NAI4O. Ti. Oaerewif *ten et NI egie. AL IA, kr l•ft OW: Wm MM. ma OA be A Ogials alletweete The eweed le wed* H 0... . we el lbe Akre Oee lids ead a MU. OT witto Sem Setledtka. Wegner% be Albans. let MA (AM i Or. °MAIO MA et Zaw, iht ilb illeulA Totepafita or An oft at est p to. " segiegg r te lea Nraftwee holeewe eAtetle war of welled L . tbe NA. Want MU way. alma Z ir ta Wilk la Watt. ip Wit Imilwliot awd traa. ast ir = a** , Tug LA.** 116611111=1 , 16. *a d !? ft. ter II calk; gate OW Tlb • AA SW ta. Walla (WNW Wrl s trr i g ► swirlra r Ztl i alb .... "6" Ilr. J. mirk dike .0011b.....1: :.:.: ( ..A Lwd et Or A ble S. Tem I *IN A., r 4 lanhai : i RA Ito 4 A Ile I itpl I lad iii s Are al""" al = Z fi i kw tw il reelZe r a. ALA WM. ".ert ant Ite erk. imsim le bes Ogg le IA *Ow Tao lig. AMA ea fecirre .Up bg A Ildwllt a 116 . .,41: AI TA MAW C. r I 414 . 760 owe, be 44 ewe wee with Ile ailiaTi — lbe emples le ge war= , .„..,.. - cy.,. Mr. J. B. 0 Wielltweb allerrets. W Ookewbega ..1.!._."1.1 jj'agr is rews. I 71% Tot A........ Alwreit i F i 2i.diwa .... •••••• iiV.l , T.. . Sr M .. _ ..... • Plat. MAW. alMA i rad N=te. " l i r l ifber Illoodwarri= cu .,.... f ir m*, I=l,=l/ 7 =. i11e = 96166 {MI apit Oviollsk I to 1 ago liksarmera. 14 te 1 ant • of 10 Irma& 1.0 to II apt Mir ree 100 to T ewe *robe el - ' ll Wy e g emb egg TalliallNA Beildok ifs low% !maim%later* fiet — Q +w MIS w.a s ea . e ; la il tjwi i t& =Ma, t 4.1 ed. : 11101ss. ; IRl7s. M. Was 5r 1 47 . !. alidast. 41; ie ihi, fog as eiguisigsma rt ems Om Is sic hial le be keirjr . 3 11; 4 1m. 5.. Z di we pni i t Me= as se the mirieselid .lie. ps• benille rnagiat. Z w . 1 Weil/ Mir Telma. yew dribs Lea LW. oil LI 9,1 11l 1,33$ 1,0.4 II,: IR CUB lin Nil LIM PIT Ma 108 .. 91.116 !CIA UN NAN U.NB reaNcx O▪ EN Imo dew Ins os Orr, by °roam, 6MT _ _ . ;. Via Unlit, hai . 6 Ur lab hrom lam. led alsikele is rimy f: ihs veml t: nr7 Wilt sM IND it Is. lITIL MUM kr Liverpool, 11, Ist 17.10 IC, lea. a marl. west of Ns us 14. M. lII.Ii L. mk, Jaw U. W. US Iva, Sal DOM. *SP Now Tack Jane W. 111 the steamers thamplos Dada a steatear yeader. a. awe at Saab. 400 Woo of cook tory to carry b to I. c • dt44 Magee ad sot coaled anal thee. The keel of the world, sad the slot Wawa sm ear. Such . het the sight cm ea ebb wives. Wain lelt e the Needles. To ws Ran, is New shady after that r.—On Saturday .1 troops up sha/lew owThosupsoa, of the prteciple of toot:hew, pivot gaa u ow/7 to draw r prerst/ed mussel the vessel shook! with These rather trtis► govrteasst, ohs. Captain Ford, t the laww.h. Kr. :0., who supply the 1L611068 II • bovlag ban I pwty, &naiad the b " God sowed tho bassow, show*, so bo would adman , of 7 . Webi;i;eviiiiis is ea in this rOrinflyr O aocept dint of the I river up which the La;eo of the Doyens. opium ea WI small, specified, the cop- Morn. is a fortnight the .CliT.—A furious wen of rala, blow unday inoraJog, dt umnoya, wow, tc. rood by Dir. Sinclair r pool for the Isla ot I Ws island at aim barrio:ow, and boa. be Ilea, winch is I by two torn and a but Mao damaged. VIA at the Douglas D DEATHS. msg. Ltrtepcol. UN EU ..11. of FL DM& 1 11 q-. Mr& °AUG H__. tb . *did lints of 0. Womb ten. cum Hawn 'NI. Übe wile of the $ butllla, the We et I. hr=,lf7A arc a Nerfnik. the ter. u. Usesloos rooklons.llf oot . Moreton WWI. out of IL WWI& Sol* )•vril 11110WW.O.WO. W MOO. Qantas,. Isag" bhe nod, flottnni;Z om e ,lll. born tams. I. W. a WSilibar . kW et R. 11- BOW * 14,16. "d• it IL IP.. ___—=--------.. .IN. of Pa 11.1Ze a dr OGlss. • .... mt. J eia if. ie.. UDL r c "& - : AT a MEETING of th e LONDON COMMITTEE et MITT' MS d As BRITISH JI A t UM or w JrlM I t turimpamor Vairy Olmosimm cm MONDAY IMMO. ni b t Mr mOSIM MOMTIII,IOIIr. Marc. Preddosk la the Cliair. Thr rellowlu d emolirlmme ems mmmaromory Meow! Mimi OM bib milb ibr slmm= h r_rfm rmwoMf aMr NM rMerr Mar J POMO Ms 1 I TM e I VIM mortsbrab I. Moor Marbles d Om aiis r:Lardr Ormommo mbar VOW mil Imilosmos rare pro- ME mod Fmk a. r. izer a. d • ....., b i z i t se tt i llrelag 17 t 4 .. d rit , awl WI if=miembe iliker Im Ihs more of elvil Nag Ntrip me • M.P... awl to WI Nam to Mame mitoor Orr% mum mmer ma meirmie& devoted to the removal of Jsmili ambilMim flir lardlo Moo arbors so tarn W mead am/ erriMlVlthr rid H. I=o l :riMS t t ot Prise MatisrStr i Is pa memplr mod beam No *Mb Pr tra7 W proommlty al Mr artfre Mad as Yea of mom arbor MO* TIM Me formeMer rerderlomo be l whmliord 11. tbs am* sr/ a. Jowl. ma MOM MONTIFLOILK P 02101107 DIVIDIDID. RANK of DEPOSIT, No. 3, Pall-osoll Emit, INN IL W. WARSAW'S lee th LISO e lialJkYlAltLY MIMI? me Dettl oomar. to so no Jona see reedy tot Meaty. sad PAT aWeN MILT hi= the brae el 10 sada garat gate el in trAltllL a. Mlloltltg e llr. MlNNtigleg Dlnelea nILEMORNIL—DAILT—Oss Gh illie 0e 5.44 .4 . 1 . 7 _ . a. mar t ar= AMC =tem= Tz...-di'• CABINO DE VENDOI, High Holboni.—This slmaNimirl. tlidloyilited ter the erlair.lity. emitted vitt the sad et lie daeoratinaa. aa4 the aeliet lb mesegmeat. of he lIIIIID to the palate tee tla le wad Ws /Mr/WAY 1., July SI. Imolai ja . t . t Minn bon rode tentdasot la the mat may meatitir. sod tries ead tents titbit et the Woe miftemeh The iggrein. mr *llit m*4l enaelimemb maw the amain of w rf. ...i n IN.s Ws emereatli wtriter*. Is a /mambas et Ittdt pereimmat medium 11 it Wiled S. ami deal at 12 pesslually. &Minim lo EATHMIER THAMES and his PHYSICIANS. pr. MI 1.10T17111 ea Ilke aim MewWe LT. me Or. XARN/1 VI BUM Ileg el Reniarteli. e ff e a r: Admemies. la —Dr. 14 here Nine leneeree es the et Mania" ree. mat peg tree drat em the Amara se /767=aet sews. EONMIT.—A Too-Gall= Lusk (equal to An ammo et so ant SOOTS 111110C/11111T kr het et Ira pit aim ; 014= me ask. or SU per Pros. ark or leaks and .orere ember CCCCC aid kokarrini. 11 mod EHWEPPE'BBODA WATER, Malvern &hew Wobst. Fibs wow. re Lamala, *my WO if Os Am ts le prAuled by a Mel over Ow art . IWO eilr sMe. Od Yi d w e obssAgb. Nubians'', sod Imbed Usu. 11.111“11114. LAW/11114. JIMA Darby sod Ahem eft FOR the SEASIDE.—ANOOLA SUITS, £ll lbs. didlow Mll 111•1111 ff. 011011431 11016/111. U. lasalar4smo. Iftlabilai lIN. g e IICERCHANTS CLERK est SEC = RETARY. a rga l "Mag e "2s use moomat will _ 4.•rine...mod imam •• Mad • . siees 2l. lll== ll.7 maa"."214"..."7:48 1.4:1=7. HAMILTON'S MODRRN INSTRUCTIONS far u. PIANOIIOITIL l eedloul b tlot mat Oisuss. 111th "Ws no tolomol that Ur obis trosendly soplue wesdly, rd. 1111. Amos tot, try a Emmet I.forlot O r b.* pron. No 4.8., lbonfon. mod b. *a doubt to vtiLd; **—Tbs 1 1 1. down 01 I.W• Modal Taw. WO 1.. ; 111 111111.0.1.. Loud.. Nets sod 06.. Ewe iluelleglos.d.e.t. W. /101••• Idol. /Iwo NA $ allika. ran IL. Of b P• 4 tie 11. 1 . IWOUS DinarritrONSTITUTIONAL ligh pa a M IV: a llli s z .r. •••errig .6.5., •111 Ils= mai, 4••• • gunned unmeant Or rani viz isk ihs I. l747• l* •:• "" ratkr ia. =.V . lrloo l imaes a* Ni• i• M• .110, num So MOO ell* le4 r•eiompuol6•iicE•Sia Maio ONIt gressase. nod Ile le be adiglei int iw pas; u UM • g ig A• ; swo t ; . . w , ..........:- i ttit ---,..... zar: •=t11....--rt=4.7-...5 LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 28, 1858. 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Adams., Bowleg: fle 4 2 to I sag lam 4 to 1 apt mob of tho othor ow bg • Iworth ; tam lowaho between lan ar road awl rear war eiwird b, Mr. MAW Tao No LIM•MS era. ark_li ft: for lyrolds . colts, 84 lab: Ma. am illb Oartela allowaria TM wood to remiss 100 ion oat of OW stodow T.T.O. at oral Mr. W. B. 8. Orawforda Martsalso. by Torreon, fat Lb Mrs) 1 Mr. Prwa's My by Wert Larleallaa—lbrtaarb Daartar MIT l a d igilb . 0 111". art llb ..... iil ‘ l =2ll 71ti aea Yto II - air - - Misers 1 1l Irk ir ten ; L " = " tirtge Ut imm igTbM beret la gawa t ive=t • fa c r=ri .a rar.Z i t fll, Mgt II Wm I Z it :ell tr. 0ti rr...... 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KA RANEY'S OPINION ON " BLINKEZB."—Mr. to 10010 cabarets's, who have salted him she ll:Nes= hiltless, cm Mean era , that all hie pines awl, that blitims sot he used, Z li tt pl ibil deft of ths ham, kr way rosana, should mot be Weaved with to say way. " Bones," he writes, "out be brass la los time sad bettor without bitable,; but borne that haw always sew them will webs the sadden Uwe, sad mat be masted casfally the first drive. Alter that they will drive hitter without the leliakms thin with. I have proved by my owe upsrfamats that a hone broken :without Makers can be Lima put any omnibus, cab, or aaerlent ea a passilel has as doss as it is posibis kr him to use warniag or showiag any dispositka I. I have Dot, fu the last eight Of tea yams. otsatsatly Wafag horses both wild and arms, aver put bihdosne os say of them, sad I. as MOO have I ever had ass that ow afraid of Qs swab& ha drew bald hiss or of those he passed la five WNW The keen aye is the Hie sod beauty of the animal as well ay the lade: of sit his mambos. It tolls tbe driver, la the most impressive ohmmeters, what thi bore's feelings ars. Ily it he cam mil the int approach of kiss in tins to mast say difficulty • , he es tell if he is happy or sad— /awry or weep. 't he haw too, whoa parmitted to me, mos syas wit* ram Jademast. Ho was baba than we do. H. as uswairo ammo will hi. Gym Uttar dm vs and, sae us of lbw% wad ollta us. by the quickams of lb debt has cabins when tits Maar wood fill to so by • daily mil of tb• rim. It woad sir s••• mwy moisbab pelloswirds la Ms es we berm TIE mu ow to my paws that be dame. OM reality phi eat Oars la tho UMW Illmios, sea sass of ay early mils bows lam masicsiblagdsemsd et* them I lova rst to Mel the awa wits bombs am lelt elm alr mod war be psnewlsel to pat Worn IS spin. Tboy eA sa .masonry sail Warless hiesebrams to the born, md I tad saw Yost, If the emboss of Leaks will him tressam yaw, that bildwas ea sib Immo will never bs mss agala la the sliseta, ma will only be • Wag to te real of as sas of Qs feats happily sofcamsd in Qs siasteata ediary." Cale' xT.—Tilg ALL EXOLLN DEL VAN V. UNITID ALL 7110 LAND IlLsyssi.—l'bb much was Iwowebt to a wastiadow lad maim, irbwa the All &salsa Elam won issbeed five Adam is us tubas 197 rms. Some ;— baby, 7 Die s lame. Int o .abe% 164; tjal:d, drat Malaga, 87; •ome IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. ROUSE OF LORDIL—TunituY, JULY 27. Tbeb Loam CRANcaz.Loa took his rat co the 441r0k 4 6 edook. THE CASK OF MR. 311111KETT, THE LOCAL COM MISSIONER OF BANKRUPTS. Lard STANLEY of ALDIRLEY pew.ld two pelt- EMI !em metals legal peactitioeme aced km the Chamber of Omememm at Mermimabot, stadag that Mr. Jasereett, the Imeel Oer of Bankrupt's, had emanated debts Mai de d d ba unable to pay, sad Ge e d ommersently immemeeled. The noble teed aid whether any Mega had hem tin to Inetitat• en legally tooth* matter ? TY WED CHANCELLOR; said he regretted to hear dm etaiseeent which had been made, far ha had=l lawn Mr. lenunett in 'any Ilfe. He, as Lord C had no power whatever to interim in the matter. The w poiatmeat rested with him , but a oommbeloner of bank rupt. amid only be removed by a vote of both houses of parliament LOCAL GOVERNMENT BILL. This bill was reed a third time after some thecuseion, bat It was enstaged that the motion that "the bill do pme," should he lammed to milord time to consider the clause is 1•11111•00 to the ceseemption of smoke In factories. BdILWAY CHEAP TRAINS, do., BILL. JOINT STOCK BANKING COMPANIES BILL. This bin Tea read a third tits* sad pseud. CORM/ALL SUBMARINE' MINES BILL. This ll:M y th:wit comaitass. COURT DISTRICTS BILL. Tie agr Cssiggsse ameadamits to this MU wars ocamiammed mad eed In ART UNIONS ACT AMENDMENT BILL. This bOl pared through counsittes. FRIENDLY SOCIETY ACTS AMENDMENT BILL. This WI pored throve' eserasittes. COUNTY PROPERTY CONVEYANCE BILL. This bill was red a third dot aad LEGITIMACY DECLARATION BILL. This bill was wad a *lad time sad pissed GOVERNMENT OP BRITISH COLUMBIA (LATE NEW CALEDONIA) BILL. This bill pause ough conuaittse, sad was atamadsd by the substitution of W e my title ad the cabby for that list Pr Ctalsea-bridgs AM Arasedarat, the &turas to &- creasy of State, the Detached Ports of Counties, sad the Lunatics (Scotimad) Act Aramodassat Bills wars ',virally raid a third tiros sad passed. REFORMATORY SCHOOLS (IB.ELAND) BILL. This bill passed Waugh committee. HERRING FISHERIES (SCOTLAND) BILL. This bin was raid a third time sad passed. COPYHOLD ACTS AMENDMENT BILL. This bill was read • third time sad wad. CLERK OF PETTY SESSIONS (IRELAND) BILL. This bill pared through coastoittas. MILITIA PAY BILL. This bill was read • sensed than CONSOLIDATED FUND APPROPRIATION BILL. This bill was read a sensed tus. METROPOLIS LOCAL MANAGEMENT ACT eKBNDMENT BILL The Peri ot DERBY, In moving the wood reeding of this rid that the bill was of coosiderable importune, end mane who wen aware of the state of the river would asiteetrisigs, tee of groat urgency. T bill of Med that it did aot imam the nenseit he y of enteri was ng In to at a assneolen et the name same which had been proposed Me the pahation of the river. The first question to be emidthrod was as to the node of raking the neressary Sind/ for prwiltplog the Thema. It was said en the en hand that it was milk to the metope& an IS to beer alone the evens of this work, mei en the eats heed it tended that it would be nark le the eg g a m t large that any punka atheemene" alma be home by drifters! public. If the gmeennsetnetribeted ad her the public hada for this work in themenmaegm be did set an how they could nine simihr aid M Edfiheegi, Dublin, and other large teem. Be hind that woke similar to those which it wee heenleill is apply to the netrepoile had been carried out cm e mallet sale in Lekegme, sad he believed were about being meld eat la Okegow. It did not seem to kier this the week was biped the moorees of a pen and netrepdis Wks Lonna. If the principle warn thane snelsopelle airshi pay ter What work, it fol- l lowed aimed es • that the contro and dimities el theTr es er s k=sald isma re a° u • trusted to persons who had the et the ensteeps itself, and as thin exidella.bond empegen the antreeelle It emera Se the Hem Osmoses an they obeild be the penes' to out the Weals= of mamma with, to the of the deer. That bond "nee its conikethe bed not bees any idliedve sr operative, but it nest bead that the Metropolitan Bawd of Works had adder ea absolute dissenica nor the any of carrying out the weeks—they and the gownsman eathorities holding different opinions se Mt the best and, of promdieg. He thought that if a board of this kind wee seastented at all it was mosesery in the first place that they should be entrusted with sufikient Sands for effecting the purposes they bad to Miors, and In the next place that, subject to the 7 ty w hich they owed to the ratepayers, they .kmllll l 7 ' l- terfers with se little as possible by say extraneous autho rity. It was thought more wise not to encumber the board with any limitation sa to where the mitten was to take but to have the utmost poudhie latitude to the baud. could be little doubt, he believed, that the penance of the river had been aggravated by the operation on the sewers for sanitary purposes,which nA taken pins lan year. Those opention had no doubt browned the sewers of London, but by collecting all the filth of the metropolis, and pouring it Into the river the river became a pubtio nuisance. The Board of We b were by this bill constituted the sole autho rity for exsooting the works for the perianths of the river. It was generally understood, though there was no express provision to that effect in the bill, that the modes operand' was be by means of intercepting sewers, whereby in sw ap was not to be allowed to fall into the river unit it hod mangoes a proem of deodorisatice. It would be most desirable if the two premises of deodorise- Hoe and of eireeerethe fertilining properties of the swage could be eaesed, sad the attention of Kiel* ought to be at once directed to this subject, for it seemed an incredible fact, that whilst they were purchasing and im porting manures at great expense from Metre ceentrias, they was poisoning and pointing the Themes by throwing into It nut quantities el meanie, the vane et which could hardly be exaggerated. (Hear.) In oder le male the board to carry out those pan writs pritehlen was nada in the bill for raising by • rate el Id. in the pm% en the various districts et the a ion d 8 4 000,0001. The bill proposed, to a nada afasf. to pledge the credit of the goverment,'" as to male the Wend la beirtew,oa sen rity ot the rates, on met edreaterpees Isem than they would otherwise he able to do. It .M pervida that the Kzeltegene Loa Coma' ' shoal he engewered to a men kein tine te stem new se enegotty el the rates. These were the greaelms d tke se seat up ben tke ethir brae. sad IMO OI ensh • aelme that he apprehended it meld be immolate kr Ask Isaiships to irer thaws say esallehesek , bonen the whets 11W was ass a • prmaiery thornier, reeking geseahry ersamenente for am rylag this peat won. At the alit he Ild o uL a t =pen that their leaships weposal to • wed whisk ell einieted to be mem sery el the pews' seement.—• wait whisk would be amnia set three& the istmeasenlite a s the Melespolina nailer the embrel ier a ova. seeing et the zattpepert, a d d rim Me wear 1/1111 mdthe lli gonna** in regard to the gilliethe till wds. It met be elhansil that this to a entela illeat lOW en neat But the Band of Works had folly ao.edssed the minks toe two or three yes; they had the essieence of very able segineere • sad they szprereed coaildeme= the pim aria thy/landed to adopt they ahead be to ream the river, at all evens, to mane portion of that patty Minh ft peasseped several pore ego, end which had been so laroestaely hindered with by the pretest eyelets of swage. He Amin asked their loa th * to gin • essort reading to this bill. The Duke of NEWCASTLE rid, that theses the bill did not contain any scheme, it prenkelly adopisd imposing the they on the M Bond, wbe had own sawn Without whether their scheme or mane other was the best, he wee g that amnia should be darn for even • step is the wrung direction meld hod to somatas teeter. Lea CRANWORTH said that It would be watenely ea- Jun to those living down the river that tin luskilaiPl, as it Mt% batiste the point et which the el Leedom &veld he dierberged into the liver. TMkrtAaaY of Zak sal other passes found the ammo stakkany peat already. Thin was a cisme in the stud that the beset "Mai set mete • aninemlettalllimed that this would sot he pnvented by desderhatioa. Esti 0 RAN VILLE was understood to mast thirteens reined to by Lord Onateartit had bees struck put of the bill. DRAFTB ON BANKERS LAW AMENDMENT WILL. The LORD CHANCELLOR, in moving the sexed reed ing d this bill, per a ant ennuasiry of he pavanes, wkkh an um well Jo son. The set of 11$, whisk wee thought to have ferekhed a empiets enmity es to craned chums. had bum put to the test at the lath end of lint yen, who a th eme was stoles ken a Inter eel the noes leg elditented. The coons then denied net the ere nag was en ansterial part of the theme; sad thus the him tine a the leginature wore entirely freboard. HMSO e cbmi a beelime,: Bl. 7 lb i a b a d s :i lailit er hise bere thin olawrata ther7was se hraillem‘ Ho lnee d Z sgm el tr is en ge ssi a ni n : :af ar newerbie eel protege" as the bill Imposed en @d ittoed ea Wawa. la am ems oat of tea got Into improper hanks Graph the melgenee of the Lord OiRRISTONW (who spite with his beak to the /they) wee vaderstood to awns testproval of the bill. Be eerseelly hoped that the govermewould not )isid to (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPFIWE. tbe espropentatioes that had been made to than the protection which woe given to bodies by the elapse of the bill. Mbar s few wadi from the Earl of DONOVOIMORE find Lord CIUNWORTII the Wit vas read a wood time. of Judie, Providing that " the candidates oertitled by the commissioners or other permits to be entitled under inch regulations shall be recommtaded for appointment asooliag to the order of their proficiency, se shown by such ezemina tics, and such persons only as shall hove been ao certified shall be appointed or admitted to the civil service of India ;" the Lords had excluded the s ords marked by inverted commas. Lord J. RUSSELL moved the nutoration of theme words, the omission of which might, he thought, endanger the principle of competitive examination for the civil service. Lord STANLEY assigned reasons for believing that the alteration would not have that effect, a od that, with or with out the words in question, the prindpi t of unrestricted com petition would be equally secure, or be would not, he maid,' cassent to the amendment. Upon a divinou, however, the dim Simaacnt with the amendment of the Lords was affirmed by ' 73 to 3 4 . Aa mosedmeet of the Lords in the 341 li almila, involving the was principle, was likewise disagreed with. In the 56th use, which provided the t, except for re pelliag invasion or other sudden and urge at idessith the revenues of India are not applicable to de, kir the orPwisal of say military opera tion beyond the iron the L ord. had Wetted, befo repelli ng , repelli," the words " Prettaths3„ Sir J. GRAHAM oljected to the introd lied= the., words, as too km. . . -- ll — Coon•ativitioe, the amendment wee eg. wed to by 95 to 28 trereral other of the amemdments ware then Wined to. Lord Stanley, the Chanoallor of the Riche.lx ter, the 801i citor-General, Lord John Russell, Sir J.Graharo end ons . or two others, we o r ie e th a z waswe appointed t he ND trig b. P I RVE EDWARD'S ISLAND LOA L. The owlet for the second reeding of this bi U wait die' charged. TRUSTEES MORTGAGES, Ro.. BILI The order for the second reading of this bill was 411/0 the e hmi INTERNATIONAL PATENT RIGHT 81l yL This bill pealed through committee, was reed a thi rd time, gad ADMINISTRATION OF OATHS BY COMMIT TEES This bill wee read a third tin= pee std. FOUR COURTS (DUBLIN) EXTENSION 81l ;L. The Lards' eneweduente were eoaiddered and agreed to. VAWINATION (IRELAND) BILL. Omit& of the Lards' anteadments were not agreed to, and a oasidelsa was appotatad to draw up mama why the h ease dimatid. — THE WELLINGTON MONUMENT. Mr. S. WORTLEY called the attention of the bone e to the competition relative to the monument to the late Dub , of Wasters, end moved " that, by the terms of the compe ti don under which the models for the monument proposed to be eroded to the armory of the late Duke of Wellington St. Paul's Giardini were lately exhibited in Weetminett Hall, the artiste oommeng were not entitled to expect they any of their work' would he executed at the expense of the nation unless on the ground of their Miriade merit ; end whereas the judges bad not reoommended for execution say of the waft so shaded, and a new and wholly dieheent die had dam been determined upon for this great aatioaal moment, wee therefore expedient that a limited lumber of had artiste should be further employed by her Majesty a governmeat to furnish models with apecW refe rence to the new site and altered cirounistances, and that those artiste should be remunerated for their labour, and their models purchased for the country.' Mr. HOPE thought that the First Commissioner of Weeks had acted jadioionaly in the selection of the model of a artist, end recommended Mr. Wortley not to prate his motiea Mr. CONINGHAM expreeeed a similar opinion. Lord J. MANNERS replied to Mr. Wortley, and asked whellaw the homes would take the matter out of responsible has and throw it into inextricable confusion again, leaving it undecided lee a sake of years. lie urged reasons against a second competition, as proposed by Mr. reli t v ag y. He believed that at no distant periods monument would be erected worthy of the object ; but the adoption of the resolution would paralyse the hands of the executive and 41PrI t COWPER said, the reasons assigned by Lord John forth@ antra he had taken were not satisfactory to his mind. When competition wee Invited preferenoe should be given to the meet eneeseeftd. The monument now to be erected wee not that competed foe; if designs were called for adapted to the new site, a far better would be obtained than the one chosen. Ifr7STIRLING wise not convinced by the arguments of Ili. Wortley sad should vote against the motion. Lord 'MOHO condoned the amuse of action of the govorsunesit fa the &doe of a design, and In °podding its IMICIII6OII to three artists. They would, he thought, act more wisely by selecting two or three eminent artists, and asking them to pupae designs. Sir B. HALL, after explaining his own course of pro ceeding for obtaining designs by competition, observed !bat, without giving any opinion se to the design selected, it would be difficult to adapt it to its present proposed site. As, however, Lord J. Were bad promised that the model, as altered, should be irpoesd to publio view before it was axecated, be thought the house should leave the respond bili_ty with thegdeement. Mr. K. MLA= was afraid they must come to the con einedesthattbeesagethion for the best design for this menu seat web a 11l are sad he thought they should consider whet wen had to be dome maid° that competition. He thseglidthe best Meg frr the minister would be to call Into *Deadl all the dbUnguithed artiste, whether they joined in tie or not. His noble friend would do well to Ids t design, and ask the artists of this and ridge w ho bad or had not succeeded to send their ittettatt with a view of obtaining prises or soy such Under these circumstances, there was nothing tolalurrthe 'aide of any distinguished man. It would be kr Yds to lava no work at all than have • work which was ad worthy oft's& nation. They had better say distinctly that they had found no one man who could erect such a work that was worthy the nation, than have a statue whkll was not worthy of the nation. Mr. MACARTHY remarked that there was no intend of a man on horseback having been allowed to enter a to btWORTLEY said he understood that under no circum stances would the authorities of St. Paul's allow • figure *la person an bombs& to be erected in St. Paul's. He did not undervalue Mr. Names, but be did not think he wee so well known that the public would like to have the work °maligned to him and Xt. Stephens. Throughout this debate he had been repreasated as reoommending a second etoopetilloa. Bs recoutmended no such thing. What be reeemotreilat wee that they should, as his hon. friend the suitor lot Psalmist* oald, set adds all that had taken Oboe at the esegatillsn, width hid utterly Idled in produc ing say worthy led" bet Oil they should acids emula ting by retikfltlf tbs. yotoolyel ergots Idle were knew. la Serape to mod la otolsas, antis it eortelatbet the beet dolga would be witgeol, and thin la hal the beet ream for believing that then was not gee of am who would MN produce a The lionss all ft divided FaitiamitissT .— 26 Apasst it EQUITABLII COUNCILS OF CONCILIATION. Mr. MACKINNON AWNS Ism to bring is a bill on this so/6•44. Tharpday — ThoThiliio rd at twonty minutes to 1 till 4 o'clock as . Swssanto at or ram New Orr Irestenisy the Loid Mirror punted over £ Court of Alder men, hal/ at Oallibeikwboa It tem ennemesed ea Me court, by the peeper diem; (hil the eareille for the bindle in tbe eta of the needy Mooted City Chamberlain wore deed te be soot end eaddelt r end Mr. &set was soon afterwards In troduced isle art ma Morn to o *Moe la the soul Star. There not as Mbar beam= of Imports:toe. Tan CITY CssassaLsim.—Mr. Swat, who has . . . beta elestal to this impactor is dreierbet !tali is sacra busily Tell Pews I. the meaty el Last, rid rime seat le &We HA el • Urn father wee perms I:=l 4 ll . Pai re i r Tsar o sedi sa le j et a =carbsiite, fethes PM MOM* Oberhistia et Loads& This baba p. to • peat surialleas him essarere of the et. treated theoretics .8 the Ire Dubs of W rsa ea • tse esseissia PPM Ms is have His • mei ese ea appelaurat la the Treasury. He, bewever, Wad le lie la the serer' et the Otty et essertal arlldete ea the pear .scion I. bars is City sleds, se My bp, 11;S par r iiu& various pets la the Cheers of sad sire AM se the projector mai seeretary of the ot larriss. ' Mr. IS" hessys, le see • reiseirsly loom telt= 1 be se the teraer sul Irmacnry serrep .lOle Mea's llsks, • •640818•••••_ to the prepares dtHeelea et boor W la Pe Amp et asp, Ma H. 'mar , voted the wbobstlis *re lie 80 this MPS, end Ma Me sped et abs Pita rheas wawa d ok• sod 6 101 6 = Ira ISM he bat ;ever! Mort te this Ids' =are Om MIN esins•• lotwprip — ira at la GM yews Mr. Bar is ass sel= e p r oas =le ft r the tie ch =ef i r wi esi om ulettt zee% Pregame et am Antilelel Leoxestkr," rid "lsereit MOW; to P=Lestrers"—the lest work brim rose iluesph is Br. MAITIVII HAlL.—Last sigkt • email wr so d wi d I. re harp mum st W. Xertia's ,w 4 ll llttli; to • " serael 1110•1 0/1610,7 " of Milteeis "P by Kr. Abel Matthew. This hat, paess•4lb, ad=Ow wo w s . us i s holt it le, Wes as wa l pollrimso: Os& irreksr, lacking siocutlarry talent, no the Ilms ea. Ms:: lopyrmith a seceeleaer deelemaillea that griaollo itsWi pied sad approolve. No porkis good tea resit hes am* sa azigikke. OZTOTAL PALM= °NZ SHILLI24O DAT.—• TOMIDAT, Jost 27,—Adreistioes 011 paymsat ; Leap ; dill. by 1111•10 i *Mb, 702; total visitors, 8,20, CORRUPT PRACTICES PREVENTION ACT CONTINUANCE BILL. The Esti of Rikßlifklar — ZreertiTescond reading of this ha The object, he said, was to give those who had the franchise the power of enjoying it, by requiring the can didate to convey the elector to the poll, without making to him any money payment. This had baoome a necessity, un less means could have been devised of bringing polling places to the doors of the voters. This bill was intended to remedy • great difficulty in condaraing an election, and there was nothing like any encouragement to compact! in It. After some diecuiwrion the bill wee read • second time. The Earl of DERBY proposed that the bill should go into committee to-morrow (Wednesday). After some discussion, however, it was arranged that ebb' stage of the measure should he postpaid until Thursday, with the understanding that the report should be brought up the same day, and the dlecernion he proceselisd with imme diately. Their Lordships adjotuessd at • quarter past 9. HOUSE OF COMMONL—TcrisaDAy, JULY 27. (Continued hos yestaday's SapWs.) GOVERNMENT OF INDIA DILL.—THE LORDS' AMENDMENTS. The aramadraents ontlieeip7dis; part of the bill were adopted. On the Lords' samdsvist to allele 27, N that no such order shall beast without having been previously cow mankated to the Vice-Presideat or other member from time to time to be selected by the Secretary of State," Lord J. RUSSELL doubted whether this amendment would provide the security intended by the Lords, mad he 17°W:, therefore, that the Maus ahould run ea follows : I ;th order shall be sent without having been l ctonaly ooramaaloated to a committee counting of the Prod dent sad four other members to be from time to time selected by the Secretary of State, and the opinion of such committee in respect to such order shall be recorded in writing.' The amendment propord by Lord J. Russatt was put and negatived, and the loam divided upon the amend ment introduced by the Lards : SS 106-88 The kerb' amendment was consequently rejected. Oa the amendment to clause 29, Sir J. GRAHAM, in reference to the amendment respect ing patronage, meld ha could well understand the whole ci the patronage of the Indian government, after that mint wee headlined to her Majesty, being vested In teitz.. , Bat the teems of the cause, es amended by the vested that patronage in the heads of the Secretary of State for India in Council. Clause 23 would show what UN power of the Seentary of Sista in Conseil was. Tie Secretary of State moved any matter before the council ; but the council could not contradict him whatever might be their opinion ; the deaden in all cues numbed with him. As the clause went up, the patronage was I. the hands of the Secretary of State it wee true, but with the coseurrenoe of the majority of the council. The words strut oat were materiel. He wu in favour of leaving the patronage in the hands of the Secretary of State, under the control of the majority of the council, or in the crown, upon the respoosi bility lithe whole cabinet. He, considering that this patron age was far too large to entrust in the hands of any ter, that minister not being the chief, moved that the house do reject the amendment In this clause. Lord STANLEY could not defend the wording of the dame as it stood ; he should therefore support the right hon. gentleman's proposition. On the amendment to clause 30, which also related to patronage, and wee to the same effect, Slr J. GRAHAM moved to disagree with it on the same groan& This amendment was also negatived. On the modes of the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHE QUER, tie task" canedsratica of the =oedemata was e° l °° l _". _ _ _ _ --.- TNTEINAiIONAL PATENT RIGHT BILL. This WE committee. ADMINIECAII ti iVP GATHB BY COMMITTEES HILL. This bill passed Unnergh The sitting was then, at four o'clock, suspended till six o'clock. _ The house removed at six o'clock. NOTICES OF MOTIONS. CHURCH RATES. Sir A. ELTON to sore the following resolutions arty next session " lat. That this home, considering that the taw of church rates is productive of frequent strife sad Mira tioe, and has become a dead letter in aa increasing number of pariahs, deems it advirehle to prohibit the levying of church rates except for payment of existing charges on the rates, end to confide the maintenance of the fabric of the chunk to the seal and liberality of the clergy and laity, 2nd. That to order to afford every facility for thefreeexercdseofthattealand liberality, it is expedient that in every parish the Incumbent and charnhwardens should farms corporation, with power, not withstanding the mortmain laws, to take and to hold property granted, devised, or bequeathed for the purposes of providing for the maintenance of the perish church, and to administer the monies thence arising, as well as all funds annually con tributed, for defraying church expenses. 3rdly. That the anthority of the resent vestry In every pariah, with ream mice to the pariah church, should be transferred to a new vestrtyy to be named the church vestry,' on ooneent parlahiooen'ordinarily worshipping in the perish church said usually contributing towards defraying the oast of the =re, the present vestry retaining its authority in secular . 4Edy. Thnt churchwardens should be chosen ex clusively from the members of the church vestry, end sitedil mare to be overseers. 6thly. That all deeds for Owing odist to the pmpnees of these resolutions should be free from stamp duty: Mr. C. BUTLER, on the part of Mr. Alcoa, gave notice of his intention, early next session, to introduce measure for the ooresintation of church rates. PUBLIC INCOME AND EXPENDITURE. Mr. WILSON gave notice that early nest masks he should move for a select committee to Inquire Into the state of the banded and unfunded debt, sad the puha% Income mid expenditure, witha view to the adoption of a spies of dis charging in time of peace obligations contracted In time of war. _ THE GOVERNMENT AT THE GAPE. Sir DE L. EVANS gave notice that early seict swam ha alloakt call attention to the Inevedisnoy of oaatinaing the }a mt system of doable goverment la our African &pea. at the raps. JEWELS AND lITARS_OFTRE ORDER OF THE "Be'rH7 Lord HOTHAII nays notice that early next melon be Amid move an address to the crown prayla g that bar Majesty would be pleased to allow the jewel. and stars of the Knights if the Bath to mean after their deaths in the Mlof their &lathes. RY HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL SCHOOL. Ihr H. VERNEY to salc—tbe Itoanneheloe having shown the asse he a °swat M and Medlosi School. sad • esw_heetelta ended at Alderehott—insaM her MaJeety's tete 44 .stke irbothir this berpitel . . w..a kr in putiogivuelingkini by Hs ItirrA asmukket Ourend 11111.4t h ristion of the aslikihkusai at GM Mika Sokol saw fits coosideestio Glawil airiorsmort, sad it ma roil& be asomsry horodfar y fii s boarkal at Aliersi slay be 000sidseoll kokikk is imeabilsh a nrilled school o_s. No laussy, how,, bar Mac voted M the payees this vet. BR ACH OF PRIVILROIL—THE ATTORNEY _ Mr. SOHNBIDER ;Wild to pat • weestka to the hes. sad breed goalies= the AttoraepOemerel, which involved • queries el the breech ef the prlvllegor of the bowie. It err his fateadoe to have leought issues ismcmg st Mt.h im itat be did mot wish to stead brines ths promedieg 'elk Bid, sad be should medial Wtidf with ✓ide, s gaieties cd the has. sal learned geadwass, sod Meg the seder Were the beers ea Faiday. Be buoyed to ash dr has, sad lesnted geatlerea whether Is esumity es Attersey-Ouserd, mad Is the &clomp elide duty fo Iter Malesty, he bed cutt my he fa Memos to say bat fa the dimmed= rid which le the heirs la bed tam pert, sad is which he voted ea s division ? The ATTOBBIT-GINIIRAL—If hr beta the perks Ara iniff _arty these, wtraever • hid ie Order It le timed honed by say el the oreararial, et is s Mil Ironed late, the at the leahres plea ladividnal amber. whit* larder erg 'sew find the rights of the mews le say property oj i n dew secludes, to submit the bid, at the dears Ire to the rights of the rem, to gas or War, or bilk el the Ism elders ef dr mown. the Allecagy-Osseral ead re Bodieller-Ousel. That modes ie well berm— r 1 he wad Imes to is useders of every her eat bt relame la the pees.est Ir tnr g rj ai nest be end is knows le the hen. seadersa who pat the tartlets. During the resod sleeks two of odd& wee esseady bikes the 11 dketidy sired cbs ri rel the effeWa ir log"PonT i va rm uo l o4. hi eaderrity molest grades, weft to the Gesseal, issi I helloes le wy lea. gad Israel bind tho theard, order the mask shosertaser gad silk the reel [era attached to era ; sadceeteitily sad IS la err disesseks sa thee hill the A= O 411:11a 16.11 4 the se they kit duty to the mows to de, did take pert, sad es ass, ewe, sad, I bedews, tire evicheas, I myself, ad I believe say lea. and lamed Mead the delielter-Ciaserel ales, leek gar. (Hew, beer.) MIA BILL. The edisidirethr at the Lade estrikeside wee peoesdisl with. Is the Riad dear, which bed orpersed the ilmmitery of &els is Oared. with is adobe owl erldasse d the ear shelters, mar the wreak Oessell el Nib IWO, maks rspladcws ter is saidts of usOlYts dr del strobe M'}101:1. 12.115 ma s 1.413 USX