The Express. — London, England, 1862-01-27 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGICNOL (TMS DAY.) EQUITY 0017 WIS. (mon Vieramsediar Wad.) THE .OTIILSOILa or XT. =MIAS'III 11101111TAL r. THICILLIDIG. CSI Nlf /LFLINAT COMP/MT. A motion was made by special leave in this case, ma Natuntay, for ea iejairetioa to reands the &deadest@ from tader Mathis ponsessica of at. Thomsen Hoepital or sa them: is the manse, of the powers oraferred by the Lamle Classes Act. It will be menembered that the compsay, bevies given nodes of its adeatica to take a part of thsperainse cif the hospital, was emir pelledby a forgoer suit ta this court to take the whole; and that the coespossatioe payable for the whole was tied b• the umpire appeases& by the Board of Trade at •.".•,,OUVI. This aunt having • few days ago both mid into court, the company thenstra attempted to take possession of a portion of the premier, sad opal being re io,tal or threatened with reasteace by the odiMals of the li.upit.d. recourse was had or proposed to be had to the aid of the sheriff, aceordieg to the provision for that par• pose mothined is the Lands Clauses Act Up= this the prk•sent motto was made. The governors of the 1 .dioged that under the Channg.crosa Railway = l l tid, they were entitled to twelve create' notice of the intention of the compsay to lithe for entire hospital for the purposes of their railway, and that uo such notice had been gives. The clause is gaieties provides that " the company shall not enter upen any lead of the governors of the hospital until the 01101001011 01 out• year after the time of giving autism by the company of their intention to take the laird." The defendants contend that this provision has boon already complied with, inasmuch as they gave notice more than twelve months ago of their intention to take part of the hospital, to which the plaintiffs replied by nu= them to take the whole, and this counter-notice as the original notice, and made it in effect a notice to take the whole. The defendants' argument, therefore, is that the ootice required by see. 68 of their act is the notice to treat contemplated by the Lands Clauses Act, which wee given more than twelvemonths ago. The plaintiffs, IN the other head. contend that the clause in the epeeist ate does not refer to any notice given ender the Leads Maw Act, sod further that, if it doss, the mot ee least stiff be • notice intending to all the plaintiffs' Mad. They allege that the clause in question was inserted foe the itheeil pea team of the hospital, and that its object was to give the governors twelve months notice to make arrangements after it should be atheneum' that they would be turned out. It was agreed dorms the argument that the motion shook: be th i read nto • motion for decree. Mr. Roll, q.c., Mr. thirard, (.2.c., Mr. Buggint!, 9.C., and Mx. Meensighteu appeared for the pleintiffs ; Sir Hugh Cairns, tj.C., and Mr. Osborn for the defendants. The ‘seeiliancellor delivered judgment thus morning. He seal that be was of opinion that the contention of the plaintiffs was the true construction of the act. Taking the words of the section strictly, they pointed to the idea that the twelve months was to be rearmed qui any notice from the time of the notice, and to the extent limited by it. And when the probable intention of the legis lature was taken into consideration this view was confirmed. The object of the !twelve monthi clause of cosine was to enable the hospital to prepare for the m inimal of patients, and it was absurd to suppose that the time for &analog the entire establishment was to be reckoned from a ootice to take only a small portion of it. There must, therefore, be ao order es:damming the company from entering upon or retaining possession of the land of the plaintiffs until the expiration of the year from the 26th J u ly, Aso, the day on which the defendants served notice on the plaintiffs that they bed appointed an arbitrator to concur with the arbitrator appointed by the plaintiffs in Sung compensatiou for the land to be takes. Liberty to apply in repent of the deposit. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commimioser Goulbws.) IN RI MUTT W ELLA TOEING, AS ATLOILIKT. Some lima si'4 it will be remembered, an attempt was made to obtain an adjudication against the person named above, who is sow in custody is Newgate, awaiting his trial os a criminal charge. The edjudicattos was disputed oa the ground that there bad bees no sulkiest troilism, end no act of bankruptcy. His Honour now gave *paint. He maid this Indio& alleged was that of • scrivener, • deseriptice whisk bed give. rise to more litigatios, mere disressioe, more kir. breadth distinctions, and more reflood ressosiega, the. al most any other known to the bankrupt law. It might have bees hoped, in the late amendinest of the law, that thou qualities would hare bees pat et rest. In this cue the evideace was sot sufficing to support, the allegation that this man was a trader u • mosey seri. veoer. Only cue or two Maleness were deposed to— strictly only one —the cue of • seestiniedeed far 1,0001., where, outer pretence of being paid or his meta, which would rely cone to 101., Yoga( thought it right to make his own terms, arid to pet his costs at tut.--• most duireputable thing far a sees selling himself • solicitor. list as meteor., of that Mad, or several, if there were such, would not sullies to prove that the man bad held himself out to the world as a scrivener—u a per son who received =rosy into his custody to isnot for others, Rod made a prudt thereby. The best definition of what coutituted • scrivener was that gives be Loral Ibis's, is the CYO of the &mignon of Wardell v. Gasbigee, an Holt's Reports. The evideace only went to show this—that Young warn quite ready and willing to take the mosey of anybody who would entrust him with it, sod to do what he liked with it As to the act of bank ruptcy, he also thought the evidence insufficient. It was an act of bankruptcy fora trailer to keep house with intent to delay his creditors. The evidence was that Your bean in Newgates, refused to see a creditor who had o btained premiums of the magistrates to have an interview with bini. It would be • strong inference to my that a man shut op in prison, who ref r.red to see a creditor nailer each di graceful circuuntaoces, began to keep bourne in the arose contemplated by the act Therefore, os both grenade, the leakraptcy would Le annulled. Mr. Sergood said fur costs ; but his Honour refused to allow them. LN RC 1601C11.-11111 ANKRICAN 444:17.3 . 4 pawns. The bankrupt, lam al tie Roods la Vie Ptak dm of the New York Hold, Lasstar•slairsi, sad sew • prisoner an the t/oreo's Prism. apples far Ms mime tress • custody. The bankropt, who is sided t• be • mike al one of the Moutheru States at alliNfra, ems semoily charged with stabbing • fellow-primmar, • Nordismr. Is aiammation the bankrupt state d that he wee set • trader. He ettnbuted his bankruptcy to the sasanseelp. of remsuascam from his house is New Orkans, owing to the present daflicultiew au America. He bad debts due to him of about 10. The dart due to Messrs. Hawes was for the hire of carriages anal hursts. When arrested M this country be had about 4,010) franc an Meson. trreen'a bank at Para. He had MVO, told Hawes th.tt he bed 10,500 francs there, whatever money was there had been spent. He had an estate is Niasiasipi. called Wolf Lake Gap, containing I,lalo armee. There were 130 mynas oo it, worth slams 1,010 dollars each. IS TUX the ili.rge:ralaai another learned gentleman app e ared is cn. It sive* ring that proper notion bad ad bees served, the appbestam was raided, and the bankrupt was taken back to puns_ _ . (Before Mr. Commiosioser Holroyd.) 1:1 RI J. J. DILL. The bankrupt was a shoe manufacturer, of Southwark. lmdge-road, late it. partnership with Baiul'ndge. The case was disposed of some four or five years ago, what Deli's certithate was wholly refusal by Mr. Commissioner Evans. Ile appealed to the Lords Justices, but obtained no relief. 11. tow applied, under the larth section of the new act, for an milord ilweliazge. Mr. .1. Turner opposed the application ; Mr. Lewis sup. is.rted. Mr. Tamer said it appeared from the evidence taken in the c..,, that up to 17lrll the bankrupt was • mere silvan snot about tow.., end he had really got hold of Bainbridge for the purpose of carryieg out • swindle. Within three months of the baukruptcy he had oldaineil goods on creld, and hot disposed of them out of the regular course of trade, for which he was Kahle to be indicted. He Kul made a tool ~f lhoubridge, who was a very stupid After the l..nkruptey he pereuaded Bainbridge to rite Atherici, without surrendering. lrell then filed &reunite in the court. U. which he represented Bainbridge to have drawn out while he himself had ouly drawn out 112 1 . Itaintehlge returned sooner than was expected, hut Ikll again got hold of him, made him drunk, sod adviskal him to go to Germauy, but without effect. The assignees also charged the liatkrupt with having r..ftimitted perjury in his examinations before the court; deo melee the 2'Jlst section of the new act, with out having fully discovered or disclosed hie estate. th. Honour said that those were offences for which the bunkrupt might have been made answerable elsewhere. All but now to consider was the commercial (deems , Pvvieed under the 170.0 reaction of the new act ; Lodes them offsoces were specifically defined, the evidence in peed d them most le esiu.ally specifies Mr. Turner then read the evidence taken under the bath and rontetided that it was euffieient to bring the withie the clause of the penal section in the mew act. As protection had limo withheld for twelve tenth., soil the laukrupt had only been six months in cus t...le, it was submitted that ho ought to be imprisoned fur %leo do mouths, or ordered to be indicted. Mr. Lewis urged that the bankrupt had been sufficiently punished, acid that it would be motility to all principle of ;u-ive 'edict a man for offences committed five years ago. since his protection was refused, the baukrupt bad been enraged in Weems in London, but the assignees had made on attempt to take him. Ills Homer reserved his judgnisfiL StItl..VM ACCIDENT WHILE HUINITINC.-012 Satur 'll). Lot. while Thomas Greenwood, Esq., J.P., of Crake kill, was foll ow i ng L or d MHhlletoo ' s f ox h ou nds, his horse ident.dly fell, and he w u throws to the ground. When tekru un he was inseesitile, sod was conveyed to Mr. C.sitt- Ilindhouse. at Foulrise, neer Besedsby. Dr. Hall, of "Iwinlttoo, sad Dr. Husband, of York, were immediately ant for, and they reported the spine to be seriously injured. Ile. treene.ssl now lit, in a very precarious state. f)st Friday evenill.4 a large rope factory at Peat's Hill Plymouth, was destroyed by firs. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 27, 1862. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (TIM DAY.) --e-- The Jemmy leteieu of the above court wee olde e l r minim by the Riot lice. the Lord Mayor, the dlderisesSiz IL W. Ceram W. Ls °model'. end I. C. Lamm*: Mr. Sheriff enamel, Mr. S6riff Twenty =lS, Mr. Under Sheriff Fame, Mr. U. Sheriff Gam. There are 68 prisoners for trial at this mein. • The Recorder. in his charge to the pawl jury, rid be wee son charge jto ta l foz i r t Ii • e t In 1 21/ It tr t deposi tions t fine d one that the prisoner bed the ewe es sharp al • h ouse, and that the swim of the house desired him to remove, aced be refused to do ss awl so attempt was node to mem his by feces. The prison's, it appeared, blossi late ewe el the musk sad the door was toned epee, end It was Oen oberwed that he bed • knife in hisliesid. eel be threetseed to ens aurae U the body wintered the room. The premeator, no t t r :it standing this threat, weat ia, aad it appeared that the prisoner imamditely stabbed hit in the abdomen, and In distpeetties which caused hie deith. It these facia should be be sold, it apposed to him that the grand jury ciewid to • true bill for wilful murder. There is siatbse am to be brought before them which was of rather l ai=ez elimmeeer. The prosecutor was the brother of the It and appeared that the latter had endeavoured to borrow some mew of his brother, and an appointment was made to receive it. The two brothers seemed to ham walked about for a considerable time, and at length, when they were in a lonely place, close to a piece of water, the =r made a moat desperate attack upon hie with • life preserver, and wounded him very ewer* and then attem pted to throw him into the water. Them did not appear to be any mo tive for this pressedlieg es the part of the prisoner, but if the feels should le proved as they appeared in the depositions, it would be their duty, at all events, to return • hoe bill against the prisoner for feloniously wounding CT:tor with intent to do him grievous bodily harm. anted Recorder then referred to one or two other sear in the calendar, and concluded by dismissing the pied jiry to the performance of their duties. John Corms Sneak surrendered to receive the judgment of fie evert s. . . . . . . — Tbie pete7war, it will be remembered, wu convicted at • meat =Use el abeeendiag hum his creditors, after baring bees adjudicated • bankrupt, end it was all that be took property away with him of the value of 2,0001. A *at of law was reserved in the primmer's tuna:, which had been dismissed and decided against him, and he was emesquently aped np to receive the judgment of the court. pon the application of Mr, Metcalfe, the sentence Iry postponed to the next session, but the Recorder refused to admit the prisoner to haiL THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DIY.) MARLBOROUGH STREET. AITIMPTILD NORM IT • MULL Audi Rladea an unfortunate, and who has wail Ulnas been charged at this court, was brought up, charged with attemptiog to murder Thomas Foskett, potmao at the Duke of York, Uoicm.street, Oxfordetreet, by stabbing him with a knife, _ The Khmer had once before assaulted Foekett, and was sentenced to seven days' imprisonment in default of paying the fine, and there is little doubt that it was • ['slim of revenge for his having appeared against her that induced her to commit such a desperate moult on him, it evidently being her intention from the threat she made use of to take his life. The following certificate was handed to the magistrste " Middlesex Hospital, Jan. 27. " I hereby certify that Thomas Fitekeit is a patient hi this institniam, suffering from a severe punctured wound of th e ear, and is not in aat state to be removed. " WM. N. Maas au, House Surgeon." James Harrold, 207 0, said—On Saturday eight I was called to the Duke of York, and there saw a man bloodies from the bead. I asked who bad does it, and before the Landlord could speak the prisoner eaiid, I did it, and meant to do it" I then took her into custody. Joseph Reid, 60 D—l was called to the hones, and saw the prisoner there, and the man Foskett skiing on a font, bleeding from the head copiously. Prisoner said, "Look hers. fatty (the constable is a stout ir.aal, so help me God, I did it, and intended to do so." I then asked where the knife was, and the landlord said be had put it away, but gave it to me. It is the knife produced. The prisoner had been drinking, but well knew what she was about. The knife had blood on it at the time. I then took Foekett to the Middlesex Hospital. Mr. George Atherfold, landlord of the Duke of York, Uaion•atreet, said—l have known the prisoner as a desperate character for some time past, and had forbidden her to come to my house. On Saturday night she (1112213 in and annoyed my customers, and I told her that if she did not keep quiet I would turn her oat. She then said, '' If you do it will be a bad job for you, for I've got something in my pocket" She then said eh* muted to speak to Foakett, but I would not allow it. She then went into the taproom, where Foakett, my potrumi, was, and he came out in about two minutes, bleeding and stabbed through the ear. The prisoner put the knife on the counter, and 1 took it up. She then said she meant to do it sod hoped she had killed bin,. She also said .• I meant this for you, and will do it when I come' out." The prisoner has also threat. cued my daughter. Foakett at the tame warn in the taproom about his business. Edward Clements, stableman, at 68, New Bond-street, said—l was in the taproom at the time, and was a little &s -tapes off. I saw the prisoner put her hand into her pocket and take the knife out and open it, and then my, " There, you take that, you have:given me seven days." She then made a downward stab at loakett, his beck being towards her. Mr. Albertold—l have not the least doubt that she meant to have stabbed me, as I am told a person saw her with the knife in her hand when she tried to speak to me. Mr. Tvrwhitt—l shall remand her to see the result of the wound, which I trust wdl not prove fatal. Prisoner was then remanded. and yet be mid be bad advised Is to keep *dr shiiirea under control tMY they came to meta mime yews ; bat tfr. Wiriest% we $ arse guile eat cit Dr. Iltymisees theory, mei guile bum& hie NOS etiries--esl we doer trees his *we dittement i *A Yr. Whams wield le better whoa beams Me psomedon it hie edit= in 11111, thst weld liii aid* yews atter he cisme et sad that it h• had bis own way be wel d = t hi s I Milinif UM time. Next cense Dr. wise inele his leading error . being list Meet enien the regime in which htr. Windham's welted! besepinest Dm Delealf's salaam was egos Is ebiedies. tit eilef it which was that It waste, meek peed • limeys! Maims. The learned connwel Has priceeded to emmre this with the miasma gime tar the petitiouers by Dr. Winslow, Dr. Kayo, sad Dr. Southey. lie showed by the evidence at these (astir men that idiots and imbeciles might conduct titemeelese with care and propriety at the dinner table sod la society, and this was the state sad condition which the law contem plated in putting such persons wider the benevalesit are of the Sovereign. With this he would leave the medical evi dence, and proceed to the general evidence in the cam. fThe teamed counsel was proceeding with his addrow whoa oar report left.] OCEAN MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY. (THIS DAY.) The second half-yearly meeting of shareholders was held at the London Tann ; Mr. Cam in the chair. The following is the mind* feature of the report : " After the payment of all claims for losses, averages. and returns, adjusted to the 31st Daosuaber INA, together with all husiness charges, and also making Freebies ferasecond third cit tt 3 F relimin "Y ealtessle, lbws reemined a surplus of 125, . 6s. Gd. on the 31st December last. In accord ance with the views of the Wreckers, communicated to the last isaatal meeting of shareholders, the board advise that no division of profits shall take place until the c ri= of three years has afforded • baais as which • of profits can safely be made : and they, there fore, reeommead that interest o i n z zital at the rate of 5 per wet, nisking 10,0001., be to the proprietors for the year trading 1881, that the residue of 115,6531.8.. Id. be carried forwerd want the current risks and liabilities of the company. The directors are happy to report that the new premises an rapidly approaching completion, and will be available far the Dumdum of the °mammy in the approaching 'prin." Oa the motion of the Climates', seconded by Mr. Bur, the report was unanimously adopted, and a dividend of 5 per mak declared, payable on the 31st inat. m4i i 6.0001 le • - • ...anneratal lOO ID. 6p. i$ Pref. Min 100 Snit aid West Leas 100 122 124 id Landon OO 67 69 zd `t. Katharine . 100 42 04 - 100 100 98 100 2 IWe tar I iloathaspics Victoria Do. Dow id id OOVIIINIMIT ... u tr.11.42 .1. 11377 .0i 100 Do.Sperotat..lool.4 100 .. D 0.6 per et.lob.*Ang 100 De. Sp pe ot eillar.leap 100 Do. 6 r oast 410 Hordp.ot. 10 00 3 do. 30 Dw do DM 10 ow lawswsw.Gar.6p.ot. 100 .. N. 6.116114 Ovid,. a. 100 Do. 6 p. 0.,1071 to 100 .. Do. 6p. c., 1116 .. New !.. lan d 0 par amt lO3 .. Nova Scotia op. 0., UN 100 .. kost.Gov. I p.o. loads 100 .. Vic.Ov.ip.e.JaadJully 100 .. Do. do. op. o. 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Bless all OS 70 mu 6* 10,108 10 Do. New is 10 12 op O. SO LOP & tad. Tel 0.14 so 19 194 10 80 1414yemay 7.4444 111,110 16 Do. New UM soya Mid Stan 10 50 52 SNI. 1 16. • Anal lavetla4 103 151 ISO 188 16,615 SI • Asatrillan land all U 66 800 0 00 1 Paulin Tel. &Pp 1 Do. do. AaPdaed all 1 11,600 10 Do. do. 12.04 10 & lg. of Aorkalla (Wai(ed) first lama. I par 4pm 60. 300 96 • LEA:o.U.Canada I 1 14 pa 90,000 5 170. Eatigdons '(.l. (L). 24 14 04 dla 10.000 100 Yen Dtasee's Lad._ 284 9 10 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAI4 Two /Via= The funds to-day are firmer, and a fresh im provement of 1 per cent. has taken plane. The other markets are likewise firm, and the tendeeey of prices is rather favourable. The principal fea ture of interest is a rise in Mexican Bonds and in Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway stock. The continued rise in the Paris Bourse inspires a hope ful feeling. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Rea ter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentee opened at 71fr. 40c., showing a fresh advance of 1 per cent. since Saturday. The scrip of the Moorish Loan remains steady at 5 to 51 prem. Consols are officially marked 921, 934, and92l for money, and 93 for the account. The present quota tion is 93 to / both for cash and the 6th Feb. The official business report is as follows :—Bank stock. 2t2, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, ; New Three per Cents., 921, 4, ; Thirty Years' Annui ties, 1885, 15 9-16 ; India Stock, 224 ; ditto Five per Cont. Stock, 106, 1051, 1061 ; ditto Bonds, Ws. prem.; Five per Cent., " enfaced " rupee paper, 1001 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1061 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 19s. prem.; ditto June, 235. pram. There is an active demand for Mexican bonds, which, after being purchased as high as 301, are last marked 301. Venezuela are likewise inqaired for. Turkish have declined 1 per cent., the loan of 1864 being now quoted 831 to f, and that of 1868,731 to 744. Sales are recorded as follows :—ltalian Five per Cents., 631, ex div. (exchange 251 r.); Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 30, 29j, 301, 1, ; Portuguese Three per Conte., 18113, for acoount, 47, 484, ex div. ; Russian Fonr-and a-Half per Cents., 921, ex div. ; ditto Three per Cents., 1859, 60 ; Sardinian Ave per Cents., for account, 78, ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 531, 521, ex div. ; ditto, New Deferred Three per Ceuta. for account, 43, ex div. • the Commit tee's Certificates, 61 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 851, 1; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 731, 741; ditto 1001. Bonds, 751 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 104; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 241, f. The Moravian has arrived from Melbourne with 191,0001. in gold. The Asia, from New York, has brought 41,0001. The present level of the exchanges allowing a profit on the exportation of gold to the Continent, the withdrawals from the Bank are increasing. The amount taken on Saturday was 80,0001., princi pally foreign coin. To-morrow, at 2 o'clock, is the last day for sending in tenders for the Victoria Six per Cent. Loan of 1,600,0001. Owing to the frequency of these appli cations, there is no eagerness to subscribe. Many of the old subscribers to these loans seem indif ferent to take the present issue unless they can get it at a fraction over 102. The Liverpool cotton market on Saturday was steady, with sales to the extent of 5,000 bales. The dividend on Berwick Railway stock is officially announced at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum, against 51 at the corresponding period of last year ; on York and North Midland at the rate of 44 per cent per annum, against 6 last year ; and on Leeds Northern stock at the rate of 21 ,per cent. per annum, against 3 last year. The half-yearly meeting of the Great Western Railway Company is called for the 21st Feb., and that of the Blackwell Railway Company for the 18th Feb. Great suocess having been achieved by individual proprietors of the great metropolitan circulating libraries, a new joint stock company has been formed under the title of "The Library Company (Limited)." It is proposed, by means of a judi ciously framed scale of subscriptions, to furnish all classes of readers with a large supply of books in every department of English, formv, and colonial Literature, directly they are issued from the prem. Original shareholders, in addition to their rights as proprietors, are to receive special privileges in the way of subscription. The capital is to be 100,0001., in shares of 11. each. It is notified that the Severn Valley Railway will j be opened throughout, from Shrewsbury to a uno tion with the West Midland Railway at Hartle bury, on the let Feb., for passengers and goods traffic. WA regard to the French budget, the circular of Mews. Joseph Travers and Sons observes as under : The chief event of the week has been the publication of the longlooked.for statement of M. Fould, the French finance minister, and although it produced for the coonest some little dismay on the Paris Boone, from the candour et its revelations regarding the extent of new taxation tool sate to restore the equilibrium of revenue and expenditure, it seems in England to have been regarded with approval. No material attempt is to be made to wipe off or reduce the addition to the public debt, caused during the last three years by the fact of the government having spent a total of more than 40 millions sterling beyond their receipt,; bat the European public will be well satisfied if the system of excessive and exhaustive outlay is to be abolished for the future. The proof afforded by the anxiety dis played by the Paris financiers at the scale of taxation already acknowledged to be essential even to maintain solvency under the proposed system of retrench ment which reduces the army to 400,000 men, has hem pointed out as a guarantee that the Emperor will endeavour, in his European policy, to avoid, at all events for the pre sent, provoking any resumption of war in lady or elsewhere ; and it is felt that every year during which France is per mitted quietly to develop her commercial resource' will have a great e ff ect in weaning the people from the thirst far military domination. Consequently, among the trading classes of the United Kingdom, there is a general disposi tion to take an improved view of continental affair; and to wish M. Fould every moons in his creditable efforts. The intimation that among the new imposts to be levied an addi tion of the duty on sugar figures for the sum of 1,160,0001. hsa attracted attention ; buts it appears that unless in case of unexpected necessity it will not be brought into operation until July, 1863, and that the amount of the increase, spread over the immense consumption of France, will not be vary eppreciable, the measure has not had the slightest influence on prices either in the French markets or in our own. The Australian anniversarydinner will take place at the Freemasons' Tavern on the 12th of Feb ruary. SLTUSDAT Evssuiro. Consols, which closed yesterday at 924 " sellers," for money and the 6th February, opened this morning at 921 to 4, and closed at 924 to 93. The official business report is as follows :—Thres per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 4 ; ditto for account (Feb. 6), 924 ; Bank Stock, 243, 241; Three per Cents. Reduced, 922, 4, f ; New Three pa. Cents., 924, 2 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1061, 106; ditto Bonds, 23e., 25e. prem. ; Four per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 864 ; ditto Five per Cent, 1004 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1064, f. The India Five per Cent. stock was steady at 1052 to 106. The rupee paper continues in demand, with a scanty supply. Exchequer Bills were quoted als. to 23a. prem. ; and India Bonds, 23e. to 255. prem. The foreign stock market was quiet, but prices were steady. Mexican Bonds continue in request, confidence being inspired by the appointmeot of Messrs. Baring Brothers as manta to the loan. The shares of the Colonial Bank were inquired for to-day and better. Other bank shares were steady. Crystal Palace Preference Stock was in demand. A further decline of about 11. took place in Peninsular and Oriental Steam. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ooesn Marine In surance, St to 4 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 1 11-16 to 113- 16 prem. ; Universal Marilee Insurance, 14 to 14 dia. ; Loudon and Freehold Marine, 4 dia. to 4 prem. ; Mercantile Firs, 7-16 to 9-16 prem. ; Commercial Union Fire, 4 dia. tepee ; London and South of Ireland. Direct Telegraph, 4to2prem. SHARE L1918.-(THIS DAL) Two VOLoos. The railway market is firm to-d;i: In several of the principal lines an improvement of /to per cent has occurred, but the chief feature is a rise of fully 1 per cent. in Lancashire and Yorkshire. London and North Western stock is now quoted 94/ to t h G uei reat Western, o 1 ; Lancashire and Tor • 1091 to 1 8 0mad,132 to 1331 ; Caledonian, 04 to ; astern, 79 to ; Great Northern, 113 to ; and Rode= Counties, 54 to 55. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are firm, at Ito 11 prem. Great Western of Canada and Great Luxembouric are inquired for. The Indian lines are likewise firm. .1141 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RK-Larl. 7 (Tlgii DAY.). The weather has been somewhat abingeable pace our lad repart. It rained mod el the day ou Saturday, but yesterday and to-day it hem bees Sae with the wind from ' the 8. and S. W. The supply to this market the whole of last week was extremely short of wheat, both ship and rail. Flom not so limited. Barley abort. Malt and oats a fair quantity. Baena, peas, and seeds short. Scotch cad very limited ; Irish oats about the avenge quantity. Foreign arrivals of wheat were liberal, two-third, American, remainder Russian, Pruirlan, and Mediternineao. Flour, a very large snivel of American barrels, 75,000. Barley Mai, principally Bieck Sea. Oata, • very short supply, mostly Dudek and Swedish. ans, peas, sod dna, small. Limeedoi rather small quarti ße l e :C . Fad Indian, and One cane el Rapeseed from the Today the English wheat trade is very dew ; cooditioe gensrall inferior, and to Meet sales len !mosey must be accepted ; American at late quotations. Other risecriptions of foreign barely support lad prior. Flour (Amerman barrel) is 6d. to ls. cheaper, the arrivals at the put week being very heavy. Barley is about the same as on Monday last. Oats are 6d. per quarter cheaper, excepting only the very e est samples. and mu are without change. Maize is arm. Tares slow. Werii=6loverseed, trefoil, and mustard seed are a slow trade. flamed and rapeseed are steady. FW►ms Cam:kora—Nothing doing, but buyers holding at late rates. W RUT. -English : &MX aad Beat, white, new, 57a. to 645.; ditto, Ime old, 535. to 625.: ditto, rd. mow, 495. to 58.; ditto, fine old, 495. to 575. ; Norfolk, ke., fine old, -a. to -a.; red, new, -a. to -a. Foreign : Dantrie, 575. to KM.; Sue, 61a. to 65a.; extrs, 655. to 7M.; Konigsberg, 59a. to 635.; ditto, extra, 555. to 66a. ; Rostosk, =Wu, 61s. to 670; lisekLmbiarg red, 50s. to 61.; ljakarniark ditto, 490 ; AMIIMOLII white, 625. to 655.; ditto, red, 54. to Ma.; Owat damn, 56a to 65e. BAUM!. -Eighth malting, 365. to 37a. ; las t 42. ; 265. 305.; and distilling, 31s. to 33a. pm _or. ; ; voiding, 265. to AIL ; ditto distilling, 30s. to 325.: MIZ - g, 335. to 35a. MALT.-English, Frey and Norfolk, 58s. to 63. ; Si. 62e to 675. ; Kinpton and Ware, 64. to 70.; brown, 49a. to 575. - - - - -- iiiia::=Eaglish feed, 20s. Od. to 225. Od. ; potato, 24.. to 28s. ; foreiga, 21s. to 28s. Kra, Ma. to 384. . . Bean-English tick, 365. to 40a. ; harrow, 40a. to 445. ; pigeon, 40s. to 444. • foreign, Mamtena k4 36s. to 38s. ; tick, to 421. ; Kon igsb erg , 40s. to 43e. p Itian, 365. to 38a Paus.-English liars, 394. to 43e.; w to and blue, 311 a to 424. ; maple, 41e. to 425.; per, 3154. to 37a; hog, 375. to 39e. ; foreign, 35e. to 38s. FLona.-English tows, 46.. to 515.,• ditto fine, 51a. to 56a.; sentry, 45e. to 46e. ; Norfolk sad Suffolk, 41.. to 425.; Prim* -e. to --a. per sack ; American, 30s. to 335., Cardin. 26.. to 32e.: Spanish. 496. to 511. INDIAN COLL -White, 341. to 364. ; yellow, 325. to 345. Pummel Canons, all C. F. and I -Wheat : Bardi aaski aad MariaDeple, per 4921b5., 555. tois. ; Ghirk • ;s, 52a. tofila ; Polish War, per 4601b5., red, 49a. to 535. white, 57a. to 595. ; Danube and Galata, 455. to 49.. ; Ea ptun, 43e. to 45a. Barley: Egyptian and Syrian, per 400lba. 25e. to 266. ; Odessa and Lambe do., 26sL to 275. Beans : Egyptian, per 48011:e.,34a. to 365. Maim : Odessa end Galata, per 4921b5., 35a. Od. to 36e. ; Ibrail end Bulgarian, per 48011.., 34e. Od. to 35a. ; Preach, do., -s. to •-a. ; American, do., 334. to 345. ; Egyptian, -s. to -4. SCIDS.-Csaary seed, per qr. 50e. to 60e.; Hz a t to seed, per qr., Ms. 56e. ; Muitard seed, per bu s white, 91. to lle. ; brown, 12e. to 14s. ; Linseed, per qr., crushing, 57e. to 60s. ; Linseed cakes, English, per too, 111. Os. to lit. 10s. ; Amenoan, thin, in - bele., per tea, 121. Oa to 121. 104.; do., in bags,lll. Oa to 111. 10a.; Balk, 01. to Of. Os. ; Marseilles, 101. to 10/. 10s.: Rape cakes, 61. Oe.to 71. ; Tarte, per bushel, winter, Be. to Ba. 6d. ; Rape seed. English, per qr., 641. to 684. a an = I Rdlambi* all An:Maw 16 ilabla•Lltrt e nrp.s L J an So 61nammai Omens& Mao • Bahl • Data atl lastara et Frame . W et Ilasisa L an Rt. Ceara 61 an Gt. OnoL fi all Hansa _ a is Thi 11) 91, 07 n 9 9 6 6 4 19 60 9 10 1 g i l l 89 a al lai a I K la a a a a 819 111 ILI", OlioMar • Ws. Liam sai Tesholit .. :WATL le Si IthalIA! 0 • 0 1 8 . .. _llf I Do. • L am millem I N D% iswilberes I I 'so Ili 4 as tie " nt 1 Tu Nrw llsOt OttaariaymaAlelx) ail Paaia loam lla art Sada W Perla sal Odom 111 liiad e. traplaeo ----- (Pddaddrd eas gl Riga sad loyal Dudek .ifglk Boyd Owed& Da. pod fowl Do. woad. Pp& )&tiorai. Audi &Lod Port=rtp Aogibera lWas - i — r!iniaig - 7-:::; I 6 7 :1 w w -13;: uairw uois i dirg.... -W . ,...1 Of 10 4 4 UN Si - r 10 1i 1 sit *** $ lo 21 1 21 1 20 If die in Be 86 Sege es - MI _ let TN 11 16 1 17 28 10 70 1 7 00 0 U U lONS. 4 i _ MI sl 1 s APALIV AL INTO LONDON FROM JAN. 20 TO JAN. 25. 1116 I MI " ill"awAn. I °Wing prism Saha. 10 au /16000,11116.lownees 66 0 66 I *haat Barley. Malt. Oats. ,Been Peas' Flour s i. gig p g ., am aguaopar. ge MO - Coadwies. ms. qrs. qm qrs. qm me ,MD yam is as LW _ _4* . B. .-..-• - linglini .. 1142 2472 16006 0852 676 8121 .. 113e84 IN all lieliolaßlelsilftemil 4 9 - ecoten.... 10 16 •• • • 67 '• • • • ' • • • • 10 all Do. Pesksioss SI IS -, Irish .. SO tilie . Version . *Ste into ..,.. 9613 740 00176704 .. Ile 109 218245ra".4(41; Opts Ids., Aag.1.1372 EXPONN.-Bar I, 4 gas. hour, ROW iota. mactriedby&M.CLlL TT DI •-• imp . Da. J 011.11171.0100 - - MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) lee 100 Do. imes l / 4 1274.41100 - A - -. SUGAR at previous prices. 3,000 bogs Madras Jagger, 2 I ......°1k"..., 11 ,," 1118 M.......• 1 /duuf - sad 2,000 bags low brown date Bengal sold at 295.. and ; l it -° ' - gys sa . -- isa . wi Tho'''''''",,,..i, - - - 1,000 bags Gurpattah at 375. 6d. Refined ; Prices continue gi ig o g az e geo l ess el - 99 100 - to be steadily maintained. St too Nan SLAW) CORM-About 400 Sep native Ceylon sold at 68s. 6d. 36 all Do. &Mentor* - - - TEA castbeee firm. AO ati Do. 4p. it.Debent MI 101 - Pitimriu.-300 tags sold ; middling quality at 31d. Doe al Da. 6p. ot. 0.104 Carron.-200 bales sold. i t r o O a i „ Do. "do. ...do. 1 101. 9464 7 0 1 4 , 01 1 1 06 0 t 1 1 04 011 ti ne publics sales advertised for to-morrow consist of 600 8 1 , to, ammo Trout a Owed,. 21 22 21i 1 milks al West India, 11,000 bags Mauritius, 9,300 bags East 100 all Do. II per at. Pred. . it 6) - ladia, sad 20D maks Surinam auger; 100 casks 700 bap LW al Do.rlic.Pred.6p.ct.tlo. 60 114 - coffee ; and 2,200 bags rice. 101 all De. • per ot. Donna. 64 67 11 e 100 all Dn. V pee d UM._ 38 41 - MO all Do. do. VW 344 TALLOW MAILIEKT.-(THIN DAY.) I S a U Do. do. DRS-11 $4 - The market is Inn. Town tallow is quoted 455. 9d., oat St. Ica great Indian Peollarele 9$ 1004 in 991 ass cork ; Potaralnuo Y.C., on the sprit, 475. 3d. • J sauary, so .2 2. oew ... i as gir zis, 12 474. to 47a. 3d. ; March, 475. 6d. to 47e. 9d. • April to June, s t oi `"'"• SSW -z- -&1- 11 1 1 111 I . : 470. &L ; October to Deoemlier, 418 a to 48s. ' Sd. 24 16 Do. New PARTICULARS OP TALLOW. IN all Da.gp.eßdapay73, i.op 96 96 - NW NM. MS. 1 90 ill 110 . be do.. 77.w 14 . 0 P. 6 9 99 - 146 sU Do. do. 18 withentop. -.- Nock on heed this day .... 113,610 7 0 ,167 46672 00 a WA P.01•Dd5..p.q.77 - - Delivery last week 1.131 1.34 tym 114. 10 Madras OWL 4; per et 9) SI - Ditto Oros le Jane Skiiip &on skew IL leS Do. do. II lair ct. ii 100 - Arrival last week - Ditto trim at Jane Km . 105,877 atm 29 all uo. 6 par os9S. 00. . - -as - Price but. Y.L .. . percwt. uird„ this y day 1 11 .. 19 *L oa w elt vd. o4. 4 4 T s s z r . ...,.., ...,, ..m.a.......„,tut A c... itik-a._„,,.____: II 7 - Arrivals for the week ending Feb. 4 list year. 625 sots se aU De. do. Lead d o II 7 -. and delivery Lois casks. The errands last week =iasei 90 all De. do. Beep. d,, 4 6 - led casks from lit Petersburg ; 59 fr om other platy ; 147 N MI De. do. Lard do 4 . ti - ... . Arrivals for the week ending Feb. 4 last year, ftelleatits and delivery I.OIS casks. The arrivals tut week lite casks from li t. Petersburg ; 59 from other places; 70 — tat LT casks. FolsoK;.6. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. HIS DAY.) We have rather fewe ( r T beasts than on Monday bat ; trade is, however, dull. and that day's quotations cannot be maintained throughout. The supply of sheep is very small, yet it exceeds the demand, and prices on the 0:44/40 are lower. Trade is not quite so good for calves as it has lately been. From tiormany and Holland there are 20 beanie, 20 sheep, and 51 calve'. Spain. 60 beanie. Scotland, 240. Ireland, 140. Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,400, and 120 from the neetlaern and midland counties. Per Mona of Sibs. &o.a. 0. Pm Moos of Blba. &d. Beet Scot., tiered& 4 $ 5 0 Dag Deka& llf-bdaBk 0 0 0 Beat Shorthorns 4 0 4 5 Due Lees-w 0015.... 1 0 Beemad qua beasts 811 4 0 Ds. do. Moen .... 00 0 Odra 4 0 6 8 Iva lk woad qua 4 2 4 Plga DeMDailk 111r-breds 5 4 6 8 lambs 00101101 at market, 3,240; Sheep and lambs, 16,190; Oakes. Se : Figs, 410. I IN. Paaj►ub U D. do. M Ds. In d. Ist. PI& g. p. o Irlabla4,Linsital,Sarip BOROUGH HOP HALRKET.—(THIS DAY.) Yews. Pattoadea sad Smith report retber more inquiry for hope mf all sorts at kte Fritter. 1111.1100 10,000 11,000 10,000 WOO UM* U W4Ne 5 7 4 7 4 6 4 4 101 102 I i AB .... .- lit - K 98 I 9 46 IS a 0 ff U SI TS TS s/1 as 11,00111 16,K0 Ilk 0.1110 0 51 Mi I Id SS i COAL MARKIT.—(THD3 DAY.) Burshope, Us 6(1. ; Powell's Darya Mem, 19s.— Ships se warket, :4. ft ni U BB BO ail 14 BB 40 zci ETON COLLIGI. —The Christmas vacation termi nated ea Friday, after an extra week given by corn. mead of ber M►jesty on socount of their rifle corps being inspected by the Queen in the Home Park. On Wedoel day last the lower school arrived, on Thursday the fifth form followed, and on Friday the sixth form, which corn• plated the assembling of the school. 19 191 xd is T 114 VI 14 /t 1 SO tO IS r W ' 000 WACO 26.000 10,000 10,400 42,000 61.000 2,600 fr u iiii 1414 r e i 40 101 zd IK 19 90 I zd SOi i 14 JOINT rIVOL Bina ANS met O. P. bast AustraltAla lank at Yank at Bank of Total OWL !irk tt le* — Art;WA — Zia . Clartra. Marc at loft. las., LW Mar. M eta - - - Ili OIMINIS I !Po.. ed . I - Ii& ao•LataaaLCarriL 1.l G. ark et SwllawOraa. la Las. a. Shad Al.ld le Ds. Jim II [asks awl ..• • IS Larks ga= • i••• 11111• bulk Skims IN of WaSsibwOwe De aL PM. d Ilestni 111 Do. Now SW slims' last la los* War is Sa q r. :7 no 11 AsSalla U Or at Arial. 80 des al Lades 1 ws MslsisL.....— 0 41 0 1 le slid; THE WINDHAM LUNACY COMMISSION. (THIS DAY.) The ease was resumed this morning. Mr. ;Chambers, coetineed his speech in favour of the petitioners. He rejoiced to think that on one branch of this inquiry at all events there was no difference between one side mod the other—he alluded to the "experts" In medical science with regard to this malady, for though there was an adage that doctors often disagree, the doctrine in this case who had come to give evidence on the one side had not been contradicted by the doctors who bad come for Mr. Windham. In substance they entirely agreed. From the mouths of them who had been called for Mr. Windham met important evidence had been adetwied so support the ease of the petitioners. With regard to the general endear,* he considered that, viewed through the medium of the scientific evidence, it was conclusive. He was quite come vinced that the jury, understanding, as they now did, the pnociples which were to govern them in their decision, he must inevitably come to the conclusion that it was their duty to guard Mr. Windham by their verdict in hie present state of mind from being victimised, injured, sad deetroyed, by persons who were ever ready to prey apes weakness—especially when that weak .= was accompanied by wealth or moderate means. The fear " experts" who had been called were Dr, Take, Dr, Seymour, Dr. Sutherland, and Dr. Cooollv. Amongst the alma of " experts" he did not class Mr. Hancock. Mr. ilda, Dr. Whidborne, and Dr. Babington, because they had not paid exclusive attention to diseases of the mind. With regard to Dr. Tuke, it was clear that he had acted as an attorney io the came from the commencement until it was melded to the respectable firm of solicitors who were now conducting it. He hail written out his evidence three times, awl yet he had made a very serious mistake is fixing upon General Windham a charge of delirium tremens, whereas it was to Gee. Windham's brother that young Mr. W i nil Irani alluded when he made a communicatioe to De • Take on that subject. After making such a mistake as that Dr. Tuke might have made twenty others cif a most serious kind. Is fact, he had made one other very serious mistake when be gave evidence with regard to the occupation of the patients iu the Asylum for !diets at &wh eeled. His evidence had been contradicted on many of these points by Dr. Tuke's father-in-law, Dr. Conolly, who was called at a later period of the inquiry. Dr. Tuke had further stated that lie should consider Mr. Wiodbam to be imbecile if he had settled the whole of his property ou his wife. The fact was, that be had gives more than the whole of his priererey to his wife, and had reduced him self to the position of a beggar. The transactions with Emmanuel, awl the Menus of the placard, calling upon the people of England to assist him, were, he contended, clear symptoms of imbecility. It had been urged that Mr. Windham via uut respomible for this pl a c a rd, which was drawn up b Roberta. who was his tutor and governor, and who had allowed him to expose himself to this impropriety and this great cruelty. A person who had allowed himself thus to be misguided was clearly not iu a fit state of mind to manage his own stairs. From hr. Tube's testimony he would pan to the extraordinary conduct of Mr. Windham, after his marriage, in reference to the infidelity of his wife. In ;peaking of Miss Agues Willoughby, or Miss Agnes Rogers—whichever she might be presently—he should do so with all that respect which was due to the character of a pretty horeehreaker. She was married on the 30th of August, and on the 28th she went away from Felbrigg. Whither did aloe go ? Whom did she go to? Meanwhile the poor, besotted imbecile who remained at Felbrlgg received two letter through the dead letter-office, which his wife bad addressed to her "dear, deer, darling" who was at that time at Dublin. Did she follow her "dear, dear darling" where the opera troupe was stationed? That, he f eare d, was the only inference the jury could draw. If the evi dence of some of the witnesses was tu be be lieved, hapless, joked, must by this time be the condition of the " dear, dear darling " of the open troupe whom Mrs. Windham followed to Duldio. de next came to the evidence of Dr. Seymour, one of the kindest-hearted men who ever lived. That gentl e . man did not see any lunacy or imbecility in anything, PROVINCIAL WARN MARKETS. LlrwarOOL, JAN. 25. Sales today :—Grest We OA— lanced:dr° and Carlisle, 929-111dland, 1294—North British, 665—North Eastern ,Berwick, 1001-11nffslo and Lake Huron, 45—Dutch Rhenish, , 1411d—Irle, es assessment, 29—Liverpool and London Fire and Life lnauranoc Company, 7. MANCKINITTI, JAS. IL—Prim were rather weaker, and there was a quiet market. Great Western, 68}—Lancashire and York shire, 104—London and North Western, lief—Manchester, Shef field, and Uncoloshi s 44l—North Eastern and Berwick, 1015 5 s—South Eastern, Ditto New (2ad Lane), 746 p.—Edin burgh, Perth, and Dun ee, 30 —Nr.ttfughant and Grantham, 925., lhanuciasti. JAN. 15.—The following were among the closing quotations :—South Staffordshire, 105 to 11-Btourbridge and Kidderminster Bank, 105 to 11—Birmingham, Wolverhampton, and Stour Valley, buyers, ti—Birmingham Canal, buyers, 924 — Birmingham Gas, buyers, 1.45--Statfordshire Gag, 99 —Great Western, Birmingham Otuiranteed, sellers, 705—and Gloucester Waggon, sellers, 15. MINES-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cwox. The mining market to-day is firm and rather active. The principal transactions have been in the undermentioned mines, which are quoted as follows :—East Cam Brea, 14 to I ; East Cam don 291 to f ; South Caradon 221 to 3271 ; Pro , videsioe, 43 to 45 ; North Downs, 51 to ; Herodafoot, 381 to 391 ; East Basset, 51 to ; and Wheal Basset, 90 to 921. Foreign and colonial mining shares are steady. Cobre have been dealt in at 35 ; Dun Mountain at par ; Great Northern Copper at prem., being in quired for ; Scottish Australian at 1 prem. ; and United Mexican at 81 and 81. Applications are invited by the directors of the Nanteos and Peurbiw United Mining Company (Limited) for 472 forfeited shares in the oompany. The terms proposed are of an unusually liberal character, nainely:—" 31. per share (31.12 a paid up), 1/. to be paid with application, and the remainder in two monthly instalm e nts of it. each. The above price of 31 per share will be returned to the holders out of the first profits, and these shares thereafter rank equally for all purposes with the existing or dinary shares. The company is in 5,000 shares of 41. each, 31. 12s. paid (of which the above for feited shares are part), so that there would remain a liability of only Ba. per share to call up." The mine is stated to be now making a profit. The Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths have kindly presented SW. to the National Hospital for the Paralysed and F.pikytic, Queenaquara, Bloomsbury, W.O. WRECK IN CARMARTERN BAL—FERRYSIDE, JAW. 25.—The wreck that occurred in Carmarthen Bay yesterday appears to be the Diane, of Citti, from Cardiff to Cadiz, with ends. The crew were all fortunately eared in their own boat. Pieces of the wreck are now Boating about the sands in all directions. The gale of Friday was one of the heaviest ever exper.enced in Carmarthen Bay. The crew of the lifeboat of the National Lifeboat Laditution speak in the highest terms of her qualities. OLINFEAL PALLOR. HALF-A CROWN DAT.-7' SATURDAT, JAN. 25.—Admissions on payment, 1,006; date byname ticket+, 1,682; total visitors, 2,688. WWIIf AZT biIAJUS AND STOCKS. 'AMWAY& ,woLpervarvi Wuralt= ..... ... • • Isetaa. 11110.0. Biliipl /pi Illasea 7 .11 a - -... sal ilmaiii:......: Do. • I A ibe . dli..l6llll Do. 111/...legigillol. Debna ridl~ via Dsusel.,Perik, a AbLis. f r m a i t os Aitu e Lodes Mica. .16;11111 Illeskli IPAI.S. - lag . _ k - :----1 i, m1141111re• Barbi Jam =L• B. Waimea IMA Modem k al 91. 14 resit iiiia:mi - Dia I AIM so ay. un 11e.115 IllepaLls paid B Oh end w Mai a wa m ws. iln j DallomVaLessillr =l4TYairloir• /Ilednisll r ~~._x..n .°°m`. Waist 6 6U O Da. sal all 1100.61110 .16 be. Mei I* De. Dira. Desti O MO. O. Ws. (IPLI ••• WI lag tad Noweirl o is ..., i iiiiiiii • 116,04.6.**60.461 1tw,W2600.11/10 1160611 /0 Mira Bddikl all larkb Devon Dar •D. 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