The Express. — London, England, 1868-07-22 00:00:00

~~ ~~ c~~ NEv'fPA.PER RE ta 9 JUL 186 ir,',- o's .7 , I t.... L : V C. • r i~ N o. 6,551.1 LTII,9N, WEDNR9DAIF 11NIi1C1, JULY 22, 1868. ipl' 1 MLN.--Direct Route to Ranoer,Bruns -1,411. 1.4 Control tionnany.--The North liars /Aorta at, TALKSOtOtaIr , IMIRDRISN. t:" ' Atrholl TO-MORROW, Airy SI, realm; of BMe tfll ,„ ,„,,thog) st naos.—Paffes to Bro ad, and el • tt,t ,k. t.. rod Si— Ap _uktjAIPLINW UAW& ",„` , Imo, W.; to rt GRATA.% p 4 .1 Vo Kt. Duudearerhottoo et VS14111111), Groot Wins , 311. ." oro 4 I t' SPECIAL APRIL • NOTICE. 01)_MRATITE PYSNCIPLEIL Mr. WW. fiThPLNEUN w essainathed Inane= at is iyieti in the City ia 116 1 1 as wow the humour to OM retest Ina Bordeiat It PSI ES on this l e '. t a" sad of mot t r:l4l'llledM T* SC l ha public sale (never of the IttS) at erig The astsges an seven—kit atter_ yeas as bottle• amigos Me be bed *Kiser is IsW or 1* Ohs threat; NM iv desired in Booleatz es called during this eattasy. The forlawalisa aro • plaint of this stook, and oast la ontstvd . fee* that in Lendosi, or dial 'ISOM his ilia abroad They win be sent la **rasa ar siranat of their agassakill growths. 'The stock bra emit sa.ooting over CIAO& Vialliges INS, toiled 1811—sind the- , 111e2 11116-4susit of ta Mruit? a La Rasa Obe' d'ihasti rad the Clasissix Resat La Leval* Amin. Latour, Montan, Margeas, and lafiless. EnucATT a i for BOYS, 2b Ruin eas t bithahis . = A U g h taad' " a e4 = "i Cetm_,__. Tre n Arraes ••••," 4 . bi -11116 ir!Agh l rellerZenigf' rt. ebeePsid". ' ' • : f (!!, r • t .! • BANK oF AUSTRALASIA (Incorporated by F „„t charter, "Mk No. f.Theesdoeedie•etreet. Madam. i•fr ef Ihreetore HEREBY WIVE NOTICE, Mat ea tt• 11 , Al IN If FITITNG of 4144 Pf. 44411 be h t l 0 , 4 e, th 4)o4l4ostios, No. 4, Threadneedlostmek MO L.% Y. th , i,th August wee se I o'clock proaeoly. of M/41,03111 Woo "ire Notice. that, et soeh Mating. touch i 11.... w Revolution 1011 be peqpnend for "ranting ,ort:r Areeenee to the hielluvertakeedealt 91 the Haat the ' —By i.r.ler of the °ooze WILLIAM MILLTIEEV. Reereteep. NEW PARLIAMENT.—Pubis Defecta of ftseek—DlooreryaltbOUßltcw the, or I:INNA.A.L Vol9epargibirOic to., by FREDERICK BS A potaneoas Orsaory.—Poot•adios. Dgiblerillsl4=Trcii — d. John's-in:ad. JEW. hplealy O b*llel Mat mar ean -Kg722ta t o lm os' nisei (Mau all Rosa ti , la. e ° W ).- La Wear Bast Mon. Mangano, and UM* fill the Medinains u lar de Cohn% and Palos Vintage !I 1.-Dotting. and in (Mag.—Penrose, DG Ihngion„ et. Gamb i t lrilseia. Bow. Pitaillite ir =el /agleam, Phelan, roWel'es.l% ° Lateur r -Oarnea um. _ . , Ca nthange.efil i rW im . the eoataatia DA ratan, and sg the UMW en" (hands !or Prie e t ti ntang al dank in Lange. et Theriemix, la irasa W. WA ievat•Onst. ='2 Vi.--Mtabliked City in 110$. READ 'theme oi thesll4hs WORM, ale bed ln all As of As Ip, atier. sw g atlas wisaii. la a 0 wise d r:44lll=thattalla t tlas 111413 ta l Laos. 11 .4"*Yr migir MMFC.NFIa 61 0 6 7,00. : , :• N Vl'F.,r) LAND COMPANY ri (gznited). I,) ~ , TICE IP HEIUNST INTIM that the OE. 1211 A. 1 ~, i ii : •ti of the coeseedTlll y be tbs batt i at t j bA r Olieee.... t at. os4 No ow * ,„,.f. I L .neat . litraPP. On PRIDU ck. of ,s In lamas/we .01 the et Armistice that asell L . '., .;,.,* ,•,4121 tiarehall be held within four ealendile months .::; .t . t . e mem o of smoalatices Me beta reentered.—Sy ''''' 'l the C HARLES LEWIS 081711EZMEN, ffeeretarr. 1.. e. n. July 20. 111211. Tr ArtitY2"ll4Mil Monthly. Pzies..9i. 115cadsobpd 07 ram cm° Tarn. 1 4 1, 44014 101 10 1 k00 1 100. 1 1 . Oatherine-street. Woad. tl;tiaps,ial voLivb, "te ,1147 Q. allallT) T %ft ia lba bs "stemeadvd." j ONOON and SUBURBAN LAND and HETET/TN° COEPANT Ittestinen • Mors—No. tolA, Pooehwaholoset, sto, weeteed.on DZPOULT at YOUR PIELPU. ENTERER; on short notice. t: PER 'CENT. allowed on osso qt 1.10 and upwards 11 6‘...3. for not Mn than one yesr mink. JONATHAN TAYLOR, gearotory. TtNt3LEY NSW Ncinira I i Ii.TROPEAN ASSURANCE SOCIETY. by (Spend Aet of Parliament. 1-de Assonance, Annuities, and Guarantee of Fidelity in itnenons of Trod. ens terline—Geseral dm FREDERIC SMITH, 5.11., F.R.S. Pokeweeds during life—lndiepiptabie—Not noble to forfei. /..re Ann Income exceeds Three Thisidatid and Fifty Thou 'cie Amenity Tibiae, offering =lei advantage' to linetlital4 i t usd tonwertieubus of the nod wrinelpiee of this ftegft found - in the new Pruspeetun wlttelt will be forwarded to a . igyit- TIMMY LAKE, General blanager. 're! Verenteereet : and it Waterloo view. Paliwtail, Levant. LAW LIFE ASSURANCE SOOZEtY. — Lowing iiaset•—rpi - ci ma agoarnir Million& Annus] 'moms—Half • Million. Claim Paid--eavon and • Ban 311111cau!. . . rosr.litth of pro Tir — orate L tirti titr — AssaTarlitliquolithoMt hoolues hitherto ,4 4. d In Politiss—tipirtints of our Millions. Protrectuses, Motomesns ot Alocovists, An. &PPM io the A wary at tha Ft-atrest A London. AM 11AXIMIL DOWNES, Aelitsry. MENGII, BUUZY. AIR. J. TAYLOR is instructed to BELL by • Arettorr,at the Audios Mart, Tollamhougeward, CAL en 111. , NOAY. Jiffy V. at II for half-putt Pieciaely. Way-Ave • very eligible FREEHOLD DIIILTITHO LAND, having safe frontages bribe Penpwread and other Medi. dame to the Em Hood Tavern, and about wren sundae iralltdredi • r.. y Railway Station. The estate ia well adapted for tip woo; •,. tarled or anni-detaehed Allan Nine-tenths of the pur -1 ~,,,,oney may rez.n ea mortgage or eontraet at "p ant.' • • to be paid in nine years by equal quarterly 14,Iiince may be paid off at any time without notice.— i .• Ware. and eenetione of wale Indy be obtained on and after • .- inlay. July IS. at the Railway Tavern, Aserley; lloidn- I Tavern. Petweread ; of T. W. Hagen, Ilts., eabeitati7o, I . ,!, horrh4treet ; of lIIPPArOL Hammack - and Lambert, arebitgete n! , l •uneYet*. d 4 Slimlaugooraledellel4 Within.; at the glues of sale; ~1 the Anotieneen at the Mikes of tie Louden add Suburban • ,wad BuildingrOompaaylLiadledl. /So. 107A,lenchnrohstreet, • I.APTON PARK. near Ht. John's C h inch, HACKNEY. • AIR. J. TAYLOR is instructed to SELL by. AUCTION, at the deletion lif r M r l;•=datittde. en MONDAY, Awns t flee WI WO" YREMOLD BUILDING LAND, haeini "slush% from' e to important thoroughfares, and saissistmg of Moron mop. 1.:. t• In Chatsworth-toad, and thirty-three plots for private houses, .•• Eiderdekbasad, binehmorsgead, sad Murton-rad The meads Av.d FeWt.lll are all minds, and ifiteamive blinding apeman= aas. t kneed on. Ninektentlis of the purchase money veiny reamin • t. rm. neap or contract at tee per cent. interest, to be paid in nine al, by email quarterly inetaente, or the Wanes may be paid ,wy tem, without aoalos—Plana, parNoulare, and ott.eass at Ismy ler obtained on and after Wednesday, July 11,04,12.2. it4rt.oy, i, Portland-place North, Clapton•rosd; . _T.III 1 ealleftnr, 76, Fenehurehertreet; of Messrs Hammed and. .o and mimes, BirdlogajoslautrestWrin th; u andifuturb ogl in Lane sod r and A Colll ale OEfass (Linelteed), No. 1.. oktarchetnet, (site. A IREEHOLD LICENSED PUBLIC • wwmae, with BTABLINO. to to LET or SOLD by PRI VATE I LNLER.—The Rirkbeek Arms, Birkbeck-reed, Hoeseey -a fret-dote house, in • new neighbourhood—to be let for • • ror short term, and with or without a premium ; or the free r...of Will be Pold and the perchaeniacetey can be paid by easy i. .talon eta over • term ot peen. Tenders to be sent in by licaidity, Auras*, left The owner will not bind himself to accept the I .:rhr*t or say tender.—Per teems of tender and farther portion. , v re apply to FRANCIS RAVICKSCROFP, 21, Southampton ' eildinin. Chancery-lane, W.C. HANKLIN, I.W.—To be LET, for two or throe 1, -7 month., to a Quirt leanly, without ch il dren, a genteel OUT. AllE, with lawn garden, containing two pilling and throe hod :• t me. Prettily situate within 10 minutee• walk of the e.. A ter nt could he left. Terme, 1: or 1 stinium pur wock,..—Application • ll_ 2, Park-ricw. AMSGATE.-TRIIRO HOUSE BOARDING . 1 itOUltE, Fitunted on th.• lf.utt Cliff, feeing the ; omporior ;r : rnomm umusually Large and &wry ; tcrias situdagutr. • $, •. Iklro ri`N% e) STEAM-ENGINES for SALE cheap— / of 22.barrn , by MIDDLICTON ; the other 6.horee •,• r. ISLACKk. —in good working condition. with ehaft.i, r forth, particulars apply to B HOE and Co., 62, Dorset, • • • ~...iwihry-equare. SAI.E PROFITABLE INVESTMENTS.— Dividends, lo to 10 per Cent. per Annum on outlay. : 1.57 UPS, 15114: OLDERS, CAPITALISTS, I.liuLlv information and safe investment& should read - 1:1"S INVEirrliEfirT CIRCULAR (pout (reel. Sharp and Co.. sharedealme. Pooh'''. London. Z.C. Ai( IN EY.-1:20 to £BOO ADVANCED imme- A` •!:..t. ly on furniture, without removal, publicity, or law • Al uy be repaid by easy instalments. No charge at all if di . I t rtnx, inclusive, II per Dent ( for £lOO and over).—Apply • ly at the ESTATE OP'FICW••••;, Southrimptonals ••• • • W.C. Advance. on mews& life palates, to. lii.itTS RECOVERED and CLAIMS PRO`JE • TTL.I) by • Professional Gentleman of practice and re • : ••t $1 tty, free of charges to the creditor, up= &commission of • • nt. on the amount recovered.—Apply to. address. or by • • • • A Z.. No. MC City-road. EC. 31 APPIN • AND are Vanufisetnrers. 3, carpi/D-11 =EL". and 71 and 71, 00111fIlILL L0160)1. WEBB MAPPIN AND WEBB'S Osage's. amid Plate amts. 31AppiN AND WEBB'B rledroan7oese ikIAPPIN AND WEBB'S npdro MAPPIN AND WEBB'S ALPO • in;el—et;A iii.COND-ILAND FIRE and BURGLAR-PROOF s purchasing send for EiTtffitlie Menthip ' rDi Milner. Man, Illarsms Peter and SOW. MCCdan. 1 ' • 11 IMAM, and essay eminent maker, at about half the price A guarantee gives with each. A large Quantal ae Tana's . ""fl mLe int Apply to GRIWITHB,.43. Cannong4eekl4o. I:l‘ , Y (MATRA, COUCHES, sad SOFAS, • beat made. SOO differmet shapes emetently es viorw for • ved immediate delivery. Lay. Maim made to say ' amoval. FliatEß and SON; oPholsedses". $1 and • Oxford4treet, W., notary, it and 10, • •.1 An alostrated eateloluo pod free' SALVIATI and Co. beg to announce the sale, . th.ir OLD PRF,JAIRES, 431, OX.FORDETILEIST W. z • t..110-irlfrual oloonsw of that branch of their OLD ' IN LT lAN BLOWN ()LAM Drineipall7 for table use, at a r..4.1,, , ti0n from the untal Delete. RALVIATPB PEW , MOSAIC& BLOWN °LAM CBLANDRl estai l m ln i t , kr• alum on view at their new ,trovt, &W. I''.kl.AN D TRUNKS for INDlA.—llluetrated I.lt 1,1471 t of OVERLAND TRUNK& ladies' •.• oveanteatte, leather_ ltera, eabin furniture. 13a. " to THREEHM. and OLENNY, outatitere, t eff.booao, @trend. J ij H O I L L O T T'S i'I'EEL PENS. Warn throughout the w°44l - DENTIST, Pleegatreet. 4 'or trout 10 till & Connaltatkor Irma jOIIN tugiNELL and Co.'s CHERRY TOOTH IA lowa's superior to ae t z s Toota IPowder ihvg,the .t. 1 . 1 like wite.. 4 P" 130 4r blitranos rtr e brerth. Prim Is. Id. sr ) I N (JOHN ELL and Co.'s PATENT TRI , r: •' I : , ”ituN, or orrwly-invonted 11•131-13/1138H.tho imam " rotruction of rr soma •!• ~ hich plishec it tio u operations . • t. La t, of ' ; ' 2 . :7 I. l4Tag r •ec . r im urr=ormt. Mcs- hN 11.1) und SONS' IMPERCEPTIBLE • uSsEN acknowledged to be the lightext and moat ootafort nnr tru. me. Med. Elastic Marinas*, Kneneage. An, for weaker.* ; Abdominal Delta. Rahway ß Donee r 4.dcb.e Artobial Inge Arm.. Rands, Re.: and • 41Z1!')' ,44 .. of.wgical applii6oe manufacture:l by ARNOLD • • 4 and 36, West Smitlineld. Loodet , 'llene for nwagumment and prime forwarded. An gob " -4 4 4 4 ' 1 1 , -malt to attend on ladies •r • T ; I I I rill r 7 t_m-,:,1K(1,'.1.1/ `Jilt . 1. Ali e_ 4 44 1 r • • -71 ~• a • -I < l t .. • : -) .. ~:.: ; 1 ., ADDITIOSAL.I 2404.414 MA - ,. , ..„*flitthlMON, T minty Mont. `' dishing* *hater 011ie Queen's Prize, and dteg, - ;:pif i ttik the kiddie Schools ;heti 'the' *Ong CPenitions in h,. thorinig mainsail lley,. The chairing was WitliOnt cliahi,'fiut *ita a cer4wionial thrilling to WIC at, anft teriible to ugo. The language has iiii inperta l tives :by 'vrhith to express the heat a iciithky. It gas beyond fife thermometer, even ef . the celebrated It. Anybody. No scientific toititunent can 'fa, 'end 'ednfient humanity has perspired and Milireil beyond. quotation even of the most appalling figines. Whit has been often reported of trOpicarclimateit happens as we write. Our. paper has the consistency and running pro pelting of a blotting-tied.holiilY . !mail the con dition of the persoii writing on it ; and ink is • alloyed to el .eattint• Whith makes the mere mechanical operation of penning words a matter of some difficulty. Let our readers just pic ture to the:Oise/me this melting condition of affairs and then hides to th e penalties of fame. The fa shionable: crowd assembled at the firing -1 place of thePiddic Schools were roused froth target 1 pentimplatien an half-peat four by a mighty shout in the south-wig Those attracted in its direction found one man struggling_ with , many. He was quiet ; they were noisy . He deprecated hiss ; they insisted upon fustiness. He implored to .be let alone; they lifted him shoulder-high, each volun teer taking a limb is if it were a separate pared, and bore him over bead as if he were a disjointed mays in plaster of Paris carried by an Italian boy.. Hot men in uniform and out of it premed upon him, • hustled, patted, poked, nudged, and tickled him. He iecame a target for their muscular ardour • and . manly . strength. Thine who could get near enough for a friendly mnd danced a rotatory war-dance in his front or by his side. Al} shouted. Seat tells us of the merry oongratulations t ithith followed upon the w i nning of the popinjay, and 'of • the embarrassments fel liiiiing moron the hospitable conviviality its hero felt bound in honour to observe. The winner of. the great volunteer Prize - of the year teemed in. quite as delicate a position to-day. He struggled. in vain against the obtrusive demonetrations of - his friends. Poor Mr. Peak, of Manchester ! • He• looked limp and . purpokeless .as a broken puppet before his triumphal program had con tinued for a hundred yards. What the men hugging his legs must have felt, and what were the condition, of the shoulders his manly form • bestrode, are molly manner for curious physio logical elidion. ' But inth &titbit' enthusiasm no one thought of yang tilt winner's rifle, and he shouldered ft into the eogrecil tent, still sitting' on his eoleet".heada, mnoli IS:an *Vert rope ; dieter bears h is halmeingrpole. - This part of the . I nrw..eled s one _a . littl e . o f . the turf. Ittie ett.ig,ertildlT:e• scales r ioin V g a t l O be ' .. 1 . 4ffiinme.n guar ding u the doorway end the piactikalipirfonotiere . just . as they did at I Donmstet.When Glladisteiii w on the et. Leger, and as they always a o when ring demoustrativnrims is likely to be .pronounoecl; the surging, shouireg, yelling crowd outside ' • and the half-ebeished, ' half-frond look of . the winning . man—all 'might be 'taken as parallels of the race-course. :Inside . the council tent, Captain . 11Lildiney, who had been missed from the Public Schools ccaspe tition, and whose absence was explained by his laurel-wreath business, now affixed something to one part of Mr. Peak's,ceat, and then delivered 'him over to Weisner constithents outside: The •crowd was bythis tome iminempe, _ Lad*. iglu.* ft. - Visitors left, their eiriiages, tradesmen their tent-counters, refreshment Waiters their duties, idlers their chairs, to flock and . shout round the modest-looking grey-clad young man with a red heard, who was their hero. In vain did the policemen endeavour to form a line around him. In vain did he petition again to be allowed to walk. "Up with him ! Show him ! Show him !" cone from all sides, and though ho struggled round the corner for a few yards he was shouldered again—struggling, perspiring, and good-humonreclly protesting—directly he reached the Secretary's second tent-door. The Association band met the procession soon after it left the firing-place, and continued •to precede it through the camp, in which the conviviality in the winner's honour will be prolonged until a late hour. The rumours of an appeal to the Council with respect to the conditions under which the Queen's Prize has been won rest upon an alleged . irregularity in loading, and may or may not give rise to dis cussion. Sir George Corncwall Lewis's remark as to life being tolerable if it were not for its amuse ments involuntarily rose to the mind on seeing Mr: Peak's ovation to-day. It is a proud thing to win the Queen's Prize ; but to go through such a subsequent. experience as his arouses some tender curiosity es to the state of his nerves to-day. The Public Schools Match brought down many visitors, and was better managed from a public point of view than that bet Ween the Lords sad Commons. There .was lees erowding in the re served part, and more consideration shown for the people outside the rope'. Lord Spencer himself guarded the fennel', and with what looked Me, a mesquite-whip, with a bushy lash of tow or hair,. eignalled, appealed, and persuaded from his horse. The result was that a clear space was left for ths . young marksmen, and for those immediately con- • neared with their sp . ort ; while the eking of ladies And gentlemen interested were so ranged. as to look on on something bike equal terms.. The Lords and Cbinnions - which brings down the ;egoism' eking ripresenlit . to-day—was managed on a different and: for leant. *ni onu i xtu ncit i g hri ri . o 4 o l th, 1701; which made miiiim liain l in7aPoille, eriel the whole after resetibled iiPeitittit ' party tars toe l el . L i" : Constan ce expedient. ;Col, we Lady Spen c e r, to &a tta r e rest of the aristocratic party, having the advan tage of Colonel Colvi ll e's pilotage this afternoon., saw the proceedings far mere comfortably than When here the oilier ethy l ' . The difference may be the . • the rp.:fe! einem.. Write were the Winible „ meta& of by the Tirtad (l. ltn • an liars am annu;id tficir , den, a . ' .pa Cf Whieli was • ' . ~ d - - fairly: , • ' • it .• Was - esb4sigt . I eel d 'the angagemente• sniveling so •mush lees privil yard; Rugby was age than g o c e son-samte. lit the elan: , of the 2 00 kip 442. , list (162), being ten a il of 11t0n.(4.2). borough, Harrow, Clieltenheiti, N.OA I.iiidVii;- . chester made up the hit of them oorkintittgvoa friends sad relatives itedted Gad Witte ea much anxiety sis Ulm: rang fellow& flourishes. , o t a Mellen/min, and, oor three other of the corer peting schools,l . a protest with the al., this morning. Th have practised all along , a rise of six poun . puil, - believing that to lie limit fixed by the association for the match. ' lit' Harrow and some other schools were eidftieliii -] filing with a rifle of three pounds pull, sad ust of this. alleged discrepancy some farther mike low possibly arise. . The tramway was honoured to-day by porno of the titled ladies just mentioned travelling by it. Like an American railway ear, all of one dam, and asking the moderate fee of twopeoee for its entire journey, the tram carriage is hike s =get omnibus without cushion' tinned inside oat. Travellers by it sit side by side on a hard wooden seat, and lady Grosvenor, Lady Spentier, and the rest went up with a cargo of private soldiers, workmen, and-volunteers, when tired of the Public , . .. • ',.! , THE 18 , 000 BOTTLES of CHAMPA G NE, at •••• Ma Por E: ,... Mat all sold. a further }air of Its MX4 bottles of miry ISM Apwasy Champagne bas haat bona ma- Magog via Ma De Yeomen of If loo' 00owelnee• Memo mime am fall bodied, dry. and in Liao conditiom • Oman of time damn mut for PS ea, on • or return —Atari= T. W. MAMMON, 111, Ilepiat4kresS, corner of OnadaMaireal BIM laded emir 3. mama 2 000 MAGNUMS or DOUBLE BOTTLES ,of UN6 VINTAGE CHAMPAGNE. mi. siessad, cent Wine will be supplied NI superior to say aver dOpped. hat im oersted bat prise at Perla. Owes or U. at Ile —Asoreek T. W. STAPLETON. 600 HOGSHEADS of PURE BORDEAUX CLARET to be SOLD. in bond at ta, or duty paid at £l2 per cask lei dozen), v~ 1981, or by the dozen at lia4 oaa ;1 41 : „ %irr 4onwit. dozena—Can be tailed at T. W. STAPLETORi, ►UBE NATURAL SHERRY of XERES, 3rd 1 and 4th s tanents, £lO los. °Ter 1 1 70 willow seam at this M s C iat li s tln 0 e T Uwe mitt*" ea& Uwe MIS at AN Ile etch, The atil sad *4ll..alihipeeente sue sew ialkeing oet i ae l i ME 'Wier tieke. Pli n ell b ..... oe bee tellin et T. IT. . . owner of Coodult.etreet. W. Q. TAY GLAND XBRES 811BRILY.--The mos& 8 1..; shismiest of this suporiordstle, Miss* soft. no* =Me ent il attlis. jusi- porross T irgUntOVIS.I2L*; SUPERB 1860 'VINTAGE I'O T.=200 ' K. , 111 ado, or 111500 down& The 'third them mu aVet at a . sollsalad hp:4 0 63 . 51 ea Nut Alto Lb and shipload try Wm of 11 per oast. at 1.4" 2tr ; eat i ure Ports at old type, d tte a ltr, , with oettoterl of r‘rft in two Moe per fp% 56 eiwkw ‘2l; or per dnia. el& IL— T. a rt i rnittr M. ftsent-dakest. . • I IGHT BUMR WINES,LGOod Bordeaux etaitia c V.V..llll l 9, a r.z e d z, wawa* sa:afte ; stleckling 'WC choke Akad Ills. 4 Taraecorii, araiMpi *Fs. : PAL 1410C1 (; it . WM - 4.11. West Stroud. (711:112ZEA SILEREN, Pale or Golden, 2h. par mtar" 6° " ° igent * 1 7 0 - rAias es o ms = 4 ei go a : andt Wnis end carnage tree, - riBIAN and So Ulu West Sisand. INAR JOT'S To if ,H I ELK Y.: Lußl "Fae r 2V :ll. bifisier . 21 z E nis " lab V..l a tt eruse, as ibh imago: l " P owl *sr Pad to hoWes, 3o - Id, tho ho VPtrr the •oigenfo hi Ihis ems hi or e phl s llbal Q " .4 , sailVl=s•=74slag! CULTIVATION of TIM. Ili the liesi Indict L TAl m i . crEtrogi a. Atooetsat fea . tti: l aw COMP&DIII en senwent at Pe grief SI 44fi sp Sweatt kg sok by every slaw. = 0 4gr atli iosim bwow reguany other pagie &re arriving. that i Mg The are noir intl , /no t la ta ta. Si. nig Gain:bins lieisca VV. houses. No. I. m ar Bt. Relen'aahorabYeatt. seefeeseie. air Imi forwarded en PNtaikin- IMPERIAL SAUCE Ta ILALP-PINT and PIRT B<YITLIE of IMPERIAL MICASURE, Unequalled for itry and *tvotw, And of high re quallUes. Useful wi every dash. . It 0 8 rr 4 ll 1.713 leCiq Purveyors to the QUEEN and the EMPEROR of the FRENCH. Koho-squarr, London. of all Dross. Drodwista. and Maori SCRWEPPE'S MINERAL WATERS.—Orders prepared for export to every climate. 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THE LTs6. l litfit i i7f3W l Nddel. ' l By Tom / 1 4" D. 4 44 Pe n—U 4 ei4sik Irrwe Avynat, PAIBIi The New N071.:' - By temrae. l9. 2rta in " ' 43440 T, (1419a to FRANCIIBOIO3 'LOVE. - llw ammo reilumnr., [gift) s• • joint dluataasis Wreck .r A to* Nimes: Romp , - mow f l aw., b, oat With /14eLL !" * YriAT Au ßtOt,Mignti'er v 46 moDwEiPeta , W.'rtn.fitto; sm . "tr.i*"21111'9411'161P2g6jLr....4 pirmijosNa FRON AtiLOAlk: . tolimpan sinviles eanoip.) r - • 'I /UT ••_,••• . • pi:oam% cr_evr'2l In toiflittoiitthig of thealoinbii tit • peremaiii) umbers' Pig 14r1Fora.ask4 it qe;ifirea Afonobso• iras reply : to kne good:ion rels4iynk ~.r - - ~. - to . t v u . the v, rt a the eamptgs66:, erdener3l ][ per._ reply, tiekh6 the noble toeliiir poinpted- Generil a Mar-• mom, butpaintait Met that the fact of the.ltalian armycoattrni i .34o..io9oAetetzsaln the . 9uadri-, la slam MK" pfrcat7 e Ullare l e. re' lhTteMl Menabrea further observed that the French trans lation of the Prussian report *as inaccurate. When intelligence of General Della Marmors's question reached Berlin the Premien minister communicated to the Italian government a despatch declaring that General Moltke could speak in none but laud atory terms of the conduct of the Italian army. The phrases objercted to in the report did not emanate from the Prussian government, and must be attributed to inaccurate interpretations of ana lytic instructions. If the Prussian report on closer examination should be found to contain anything derogatory to the Italian army or government, it would be easy to obtain explanations without raising this delicate matter in parliament. The question was therefore superfluous and inoppor tune. General Della Marmora, deferring to the wish of General Menabrea, said he would not persist in putting the question of which he had given notice. He admitted the inaccuracy of the French transla tion in certain respects, but having read the Gor man original, he was not so easily satisfied as General Menabeia. He therefore demanded the publication of a complete report by the Italian staff of the campaign of 1866. General Menabrea replied that the Italian staff was already engaged upon the compilatici of such a report. INDIA. BOIII3AY, JOIN 17. 71b. ihirtinge, or. 7s. ; %lb. ditto, Or. Bs.; 40's mule twist, 111a.---maret steady. Cotton quiet. Dholbssh, 255 r. Shipments of the week, 17,125 bales. Itzehallge on London, ls. 11 7-16 d. Freights to Liverpool, 265. The latest London date is lath inst. _ aucurrA; /MT 16. 71b. skirtings, br. 6a. ; 811 b. ditto, 6r. 6a. ; 40's mule twist, br. 7a. Cotton, 181 r. Linseed, 4r. 7a. Rapeseed, 3r. Ba. Exchange on London, ls. 11 7-16 d. Four per Cent. Government Securities, 94i ; Five per Cent. ditto, 1091; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. ditto, 1141. Freights to England, 465. NEW YORE, Arm 21. The Cunard steamer Java arrived out to-day at 1 p.m., and the Hamburg and American Com pany's steamer Germania at 3 am. to-day. Closing Psices:—Gold, 143; sterling exchange on London, 1104; 5-20 United States Bonds, 1882, 1141; ditto, 1885, 1124 ; 10-40 United States Bonds, 1084. Illinois, 152; Erie, 681. Cotton: Middling Upland, 31t. Petroleum, standard white, 344. Flour, extra State, 7 dole. 95.3. to 8 dole. 55c. Corn, old mixed, 1 dol. 12e. (aT •7143110 Ahaus.) (mon cos uncut. 0011INSP05DLIT.) NEW YORK, JULY 21. The bill excluding all the lately rebelliousßtates from voting for the presidential election, except such as have been admitted under the Reemsetrue tion Act, has been passed over the ' President's veto. General Rosecrans has been appointed United States Minister to Spain. The New York Tribune calls upon Mr. Stevens to leave his party, on aocersuit of his recent decla ration in favour of paying the United States bonds in greenbacks. FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION IN IRELAND. — DUBLIN, TIIIISDAT NiGHT.—To-day the boiler of the 11.30 mail train to Cork direct buret near Croom. Four persona in the employment of the Kemeny are reported to bays been killed. Cardinal Cullen continues In meek the manse state as yesterday. TRADE PATTERN MIISEITMS.—The assembly room of the Metropolitan Club, Pkeadaly, has been laced at the sank, of the Public Mumma end Free Association, 150, Strand, for a inesting cm the subject of " Museums of Trade and Manufacturing Patterns." Mr. John Holm", D.L., 1!.13.0.8., will pre side • and the subject will be Introduced in a paper, and Mull:rated ba • collection of patterns In textile fabrics, by lit. W. H. Ablett, formerly of Maoslesaeld ass d Coventry. BRELIP.ArI.—EFPB'I3 CootLi.—Preparediat by Issail m a and Co. lioniewpathie inaktn, the fret ad swain On, and jack Med ITlth W M d M tin t Labelled--Lnovertianaost. LORD NAPIER. ~! A banqUet in honour of Lord Napier wee. epwm at Ike Manion-house last evening. The Meal "l oyel scdpabietie tomb having been gime, • • .7ain Duke of Canneinoe, in returning. thin* for e &nay, said they had ail reason to rejoice at any ndatiO Mae and dieffinpaishedeerlitee of the army,' and laxly at Me resent peeffreamies dada the of • general who had Been &emaciated a..-tranybrilliant deeds on fonder occasions. They been fortunate enough to seam Has mi-di ttort: of Lord Napier but of several other had distlngnihed theeseelvei hr former 'and great Fa earwigs. He had only' to meiffiela theme ids noble and pint friend Lord fite ander whom Hegira N fernierly give& also of . ha gallant Maid lair ape Grant, who hid also had the bonder of =tdin g Sur Rohest Nelda:, and. who hod perfeemed b and Important bermes in India and WAIL nen a proud thing for an giber situated as la sees t6 feel Mat be was reywsnbi. for men of etch .pantiai ad Mending, who had on great occasion', shown themselves worthy of the nation to* which they belonged, and of the merrier to which they were attached. Captain Fa ewes emended for the navy. Lientenaid-Colond Wvm reepaided for the volunteer.. The Loa n Brice then proposed the toast of the . even- Health times thre e. Lord Napier," which was drunk • lewd Nernst, who was received with load NOR lama edigased clears, ramped thanks;. he said , —lt has been a Mom of great gratification ain age to. ,1117,iteather of the Abyesinien • bt 1101 tket our swage have been received so favourably among bylaw, and that by ail classes we have lain oonitHered Wave done car duty. For the great agistaigi we have kofed I hawe to express oar to the - the cou pplied % by. whom we ware d. a t t tkpueveritiVir fond Nort heo )our aohnowledgmeate are peculiarly due, art I svrla opportunity of — mentioning" the names o the =lc —Hamm! Sir H: Virden, • names and ' Lee, 'and liMjer-Generall Rea, ~to *beg we are greatly indebted for .their OM for the promptitude and tiffigment with rapeemended that our waste should be at Wren also greatly indebted to his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, who al readily WM regard to pre cedence, conceded anything tied I solicited, and gave me ? byte cit r a s r g e e whom I regard, and whose Mill I had Tritoessid. before, and whose I eatiddered it highly desirable to obtain. I Mgt also express the debt of gratitude' I feel towards tfie - Viceroy of Egypt, who came to our assistance when Tee wire in greet difficulty, and 'applied us with maey theleneade . ed clunill and mule drivers, without whom we rtscarcely have advanced es we did into that:L u la; ymeinia. To Me excellent governor of nre . heaoured namesake, Lord Napier of Merchieton, who with. suet tneellish kindnese conceded to us all that we could desire, my acknowledgments are oleo due.. I have 111311. to =prams siry . acknowledgments to the Governor of libeehey for the .1121310105 labour he hallowed on the Zlrgt of the expedition, and the pest atilatence ed to us on every panibla oceitekin: • I have nteg a word to say in reference to the teethe. et the expeditio which was moat ansupplesty All : the Members o n, f the force vied with each glier All do their duty. It was not the first time I have seen the British soldier labour zealously, but nave never seen him labour I babe,- It Trogkl be difficult to my white .Biramdt of Rae I mli p li tw ehaserbeitt. Where ell behaved well t ALI to &law dietinctions, The Wire 'sob rd. M ance nthees, "aid vied with the ks :Fe . of their argYi • si t ge . the regiment of ef see--cionie ell thn' ZtAre • - i :whg I retie' woe aide; a ttn ees , relforwarda, and wit=ae officers salted the reason, they were . told that wee joy that the— rsaamandeviaeadef had come amongst them. It is impossible to do toe much justioe to the Beloathes regiment. illlard), w_he ) wpre not mfr to en reggae* in' the artiste •ih MW•llevlitiorl• to their Idu . I may also menti on , hr i: Mlle Regiment of Bombay !Native Infantry, a graft 'on of ' *Nom were Hindoe tenses, and I will say they were quite as forward as other races, and that they did baleen to thar presidency. I cannot speak in too high tame pf the services of the cavalry. Ibed on one waken to tell an officer of mine, a. imbue cellar Who wee of my escort, ki direct the ' lirGee go to a wr pads. mid that ie your • " Very Fell, mid ,‘ • Rtes gist piece at it." and offi May went. It sou a dope owerhill,o o , san angle of is forty-five degrees. Of the British infantry is it hardly necessary to speak. Their eertiate were, as they have ever been, excellent and in valuable. Their labours were extremely hard ; they ' had to carry heavy loads, and afterwards they had to do the work of picket duty ; but they bqpi op, inspired by the hope of accomplishing the task Hutt was eet before them. Each man had sufficient consideration and reflec tion to understand the end they had in view. (Hear, bear.) I should add that we were greedy indebted to the officers of the intelligence • dvarent, who discharged their laborious duties meet satisfactorily, although they were often left in the rear necessarily when their wish would have carried them to the front. Although I mention them last, it is not because I think of the navy least. (Cheers.) The officers and men of that service assisted me in every potable way with the greatest possible zeal. The spirits of the commander of the navy was excellent, and was shared in by the whole of his men. (Cheers.) They made such excellent volunteer soldiers, such capital marchers, such fine cavalry troops, and took such care of their mules, that I believe they will enlist in the lancers or in the artillery—(laughter)—and my gallant friend Captain Fellowes seemed so much at home on horseback that I have doubts about his going on board ship again. (Renewed laughter.) My lords and gentlemen, when our task wan ac compliabed we received a telegram from her most gracious Majesty the Queen, who is always ready to encourage her soldiers when they are ins position of difficulty. We also received a telegram from his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, and one from the Secretary of Beats —all containing congratulationa on the accomplishment of the work of the expedition. I can scarcely sulloiently exprees the pleasure which I feel at the welcome that we have received this evening. I cannot but feel that the honour is due to the force under my command—the officers and soldiers, to whose exertions I am indebted for many of the favoun I hag reeeived at the heads of my countrymen. We all felt Wafted that, without the zealous and cordial co-operation of every officer and soldier under my command, our gown could not lure been complete. His royal highness has been pleased to allude to my having served under two gallant bikers who are in this room this evening. I well remem ber when I served in Central India under my noble and gallant friend, Lord Straithneirn—(cheers)—a soldier who thoroughly understood how to deal with an Asiatic enemy—by gang straight at their heads on every coca eon--a method of proceeding which invariably resulted m his triumph over all difficulties. lam also proud to remember that I served under my gallant friend,. Sir Hope Grant, whose determination to take the grwA city of Pekin Iso well remember. Allusiott has been made to the volunteer force, and although Ism not a very young soldier, lam • young volunteer, as have been this day requested to become commander of the 3rd regi ment of the London Ride Volunteers, and have accepted that posinon. England From what I have been, the volunteers of are deserving of all support. I aware you, my l and gentlemen, that I shall memem bor es long as I live the great honour which has been ma fared on me this day, and the cordial welcome which I ; have received in this ball this evening. (Cheers.) The Loan Maws neat proposed " The House of Lords and Cosuncos." , Lord Cinamsecom returned thanks for the House of Yards. MUSIC , ROYAL ITAiIT OPERA. Auber'e opera oomigne, Le Domino Noir, one of . the moat charming of his many works of that clam, Ins produced here last night in an Italian version. Tim translation of the test has been affected by M. De Issuzieres—the English minion by Mr. T. 1. Willems; the adaptation of the music be its new purpose, and addition of recitatives replacing the spoken having been the work - of the venerable composer himself, (synodal,' undertaken for this occasion. The , opera terminated at too late an hour to admit of more than the prceent brief record of its produc tion, all detailed comment being nesseasily reserved. The principal" characters of ) and Oreaio (Horace), which were to have been filled Wile. Pau line Loma and ffi nor Mario, were aIIWIPed to Madame Sherrington and Signer Moodie ; the -other characters were represented by Mdlie. Locatelli IBngida) ; Xdlle. dnese (Creole) ; Madame TaglieSso ( t . .-bt) a • Signor Ciampi (Oil Peres) ; Signor Neazaldi (l as = and Signor Tagliadco (told lifort). The couplets for Gil Peres in the mound act reoelvedan= which was responded to by a repetition of the verse. The opera is to be repeated to-nigbt ; end the season, ea already announced, will Mom to-morrow= with a combined entertainment for the benefit of I atti. Thie wawa of warmth and heat—the period of dog days aad "sews d soisa.'-eluaasis lathe alma treat wean! boa frees the Besstha ge rel M r / Iss it risrk so iterad ba raljet s. inertia primnsiro avian Umiak: cd thaws-014 maiementj AIL Ird — e; Plate. ONE PENNY. Schools, this attessoon. The following , score' have been made during the day: TES ASEBITSTOtt CHALLISIOB SHIELD.—Vdtte Public Sal PEW mi Prim—First Stage. Mute - - - at 100 yoi. at 600 yds. Total. 2 109 6 121 118 181 - WI 116 118 90 ' 108 Raman lll 73 THE RIFLE 0111:11 Pim Mots at 000 Twin) Bask. Mem Captain Tanlinacm, Chni. t r 2O Winner of lit prim flograsat Clapham, ith Drib, lO „ lad „ Perste Woolley, Stb Chew IS II Ind II • llarlboivemb. MAishm ,i6w itelat)V _W‘ei,esttir THE WDMICH./. PHIEIIB.-Plot Kart Fin lAMB ark at 100 and 600 Yards. KO Inds. Nista. Poked. Prim of 115. Private Smith, OIL N. York. 1 Mr. FM3l l Lit Hems 19 Oen. If 40th ~,, 0 Prim% Serrant "E'ssi' =thnst kidiam Private ' 7 .. , arair • 19 181 Prima al la Captain Taylor , 4th N. Tork 101 Carpool/4W, Chil Ike.- I PdvaAe N S 11111111 1* ll Prista iih of /3 1411111"6 . 111 Limit Chapstum, Illth If. Tk /9 Corp. Taylor, aid Dam di Hoskin liTatymi. Tat Dom. 19 Corp. Wank A Yarkehia • is Private Turnbull, 1M 80 x.... 19 Captain Ja, Cir. Barrios 18. Lanoe-Q=Ulth Om 19 Pomona Smith, Hdtany lll IN. _ ._ Mat BdwaolsontOoraman Id. Captain Davidson. 4th Forf. 19 Sargeant Hall, 14th Salford 7. Corporal Good, Fah LAM— 'IS Muria Wawa, /1171 Wilts-. Private_ dldridde, 4th Sam 111 ijoimoda Gooder, Khios*. Swat Plenderiorth, IR Peak. 18 captain Vaeher, tad W. Sent. Butchineon, Oxf. 17a. 13 Privata linellas, Ind Cl Sent Reeves. Oxf • • ifergeent Heidi, Blb Salop- I, Corporal Howard, let Sat - 18 Private Mitchell, W. York- Corporal Davy, lad Bs. 14 nine., Davie, lit Ham IT Prism of t 3. ' " • Priest. Holland, Vietdrias_ ay, Sergi Nowt*, lot Had..... 18 Captain lob, Mt Cheats: l7. Lieut. Haton,ll3rd drard.. 18 atag icaune lf.7lll W Corp. Dutton, eta Charade- I'S I Corp. Placket, Civil flurviso. 18 Illegroiust latk Lama. 17 =sail, A. l4lM : 3. =lll. IfOr m =t i r• • Captain Tooke, 114th it, 111 ilearrat Marna, 'W . I=lclark, 191 . .f.NrB7B#filellith, Pi Giteve, tut 1$ Liort•vor. Bertram. IT= g. Cl.agt. Taylor, 101 k Dario Bsugsant Bailor, LA Loa. 17 .. , . THE .WIINDO[ILL:P/112118. 1 -Fisid Naiad: •• • , 581009 mat at KO Yamls. . . 0 100 Tani.. Poiblls. ' Pciata Winner of Wr. Pa Mooed , as.T.t. J.. se tai= e adlia. : Winner of 110. ' . . A.. NMI. 49- Serseant.Dbama, lit Oak- fa Pangs I lVism ll 4ll lB Winners of ila ta i ass, •,_ Braids Hay, 1 Someaset lB Private Ha: ..«. 19 Maim Sonata, rm lB Corporal W IN it Lii. =ra4 r Lorrn, Id SiValkar. 114 V.......: g Triastra . Wilts 11 • Foaled, Ild Pas- 19 Private Hmanos, Um. Sal, 17 .Wyksa, I■ 6 Neon.- II Aimee Sri Ayr l7 • Winnera 41 fA. Private Odiwriekt, IN War IV • "Captain Tueker, 9th Devon 18 Private Petneboo, Sur. Club 17 *Prost. Buxton, Bth Der..,. 98 Ida, Queen'. Weitz. 17 *Private • .. rat Kid. 14 CM, . Churchill, 1... 74.8. j; _ (181 1.. %rdr.P or 841 114 ..... g 14g 8mg . 1414 14 61 FAndr 3: Sergeant Kirk, all H. Erman Little, W. Mid. lB Smg. 11,EMer,.!tt. Katababfk IT Captain King, alrd 10 14 emfr_ B. Whlbell of IS - Corp. - • - l p ft:l 2b 4. Yk l7 Capt. HeDeetald ird lWan a m altrialt••• 17 Gunner URI,' A..... lanamr, . • 17 Mr' Healey r &XII , 18 Pdvale lan. . 17 Private notation, Bcer 1 =Brie*. . ..„. I; /Op J. 'Frost/nu, lot N •••••• I& Privet* Yew, 4..Wid. l7 139.-Sur.Hendmilemba lel 1 18'Corp. Ward.ntli Malady _ 17 ,Captain Deed, LB.B. lB Mr. Burton, My 1118 Based 17 Kit-armagY Flainta an ..—rtt 041..: ZITO MOSS lift at 600 sad Pt f MAIM. Pdvate - Walliii, Id* Cdr. Johnston, Nth. ‘,.. 81 Flinn Panilifsd, Mb 15 Prima of f. 5. await Atritioodk. es Car. ina u ttit' .. ...-....,;.: , cos setar4 as ..... Private Batip'7NdtliaLl ,de • Ades s wil • ? OW. • . • 0111.4111110. RINK VW' 'SO . Pte. fiffere. ate ..—,,.......... SO Ost•Onot. I.llllla ifi.J Pte. Welsh, Nth ...... SO Private Hawley, 84th. l4 fel& sL.,__ Lifil: - ..1.- ;1 7 a rtre em iettan .semiL ar e. ':.....t. N M 5egg.......w. ....,.. IN . Prevatmlorman„ _ ....- : Cot. lltHudineir; Pte. Qua ~... W• 1 ...J.: - 94 Is e . ..,..... Sr ES Neill4l, br......1 24 a rgi l Cor. B o; ga ; : 1110 L..sert. l2thel e.l., ou st- r 114 2, Pta. Bymea i,rizes B7.oll lB C.-amp Tremble, Ndh Cot. • - .Pii . ttlx ......... 68 bag. Haan, 40th , 14 8.31. A. 18 Pridelte Winner, fill. MI L. Be =ral - Ter7,:iNsa .-... II C. 11905. Stimson tl lllo 14 ' pk'M dila, RM._ L lB C.-8/18. Hain, .pper Fenny, B.E. fa Ptivatealler, =Cot La iato tr i le, .111th - 118 4 abi ntore em br, .11th Cc.. Dimi. M. ,Mk ' -.... di ' ' HA. L iloth l4 se 18. fil Car. Hard, lath • • l5 THE 11ERICER_ CUP.-Vaine £l5. Fulani &Amx Primo —l3eeread Rage. , Eton Private Brune .P.ADIFUL CASE OF IteLYSLAUOIITER. Yesterday evening Mr. Humphreys held an inquest at the Duke of Wellington Tavern, Cannon- • etreet-road, respecting the death of Mr. Conrad Verden balven, aged 87 years. The deceased was a boomed vic tualler, sod .was landlord of the Duke of Wellington and another public-house. Mary Ann Goddard, domestic servant, deposed that on Saturday, the 11th inst., . Mr. Verdenhalven was out in a pony carriage (which he had • recently won in a raffle), and he returned home about three or four o'clock. Mrs. Verdenhalven had dined, and . his dinner was on the table in the bar parlour. There was a quarrel between them. Witham had often heard them quarrel before, but she never exactly understood what it was about. Mrs. Verdenhalven was frequently in tears, for deceased was very great friends with a young lady ; that was not the barmaid at the other house. A. short time after he returned on the day in question he , came up to witness in the kitchen uyetai and said that he had been stabbed. He was bleeding from the right side, and he asked her to go for a surgeon. He r mistress 'came up and threw her arms around witneee's neck, and said, " 012, Jane; I did not mean to do it; may Ood forgive me." Witness wentfer &doctor. Mrs. Ver. • deshalven said to her husband; "D 6 let me attend you, • Conrad; I will attend you." He turned away, saying, "No, p away ; do not pull me shoot. Lessem* alto*" . Witness found the dinner knife produced, covered with blood, in the bar, under the counter. It had evidently been thrown there from the parlour. Inspector C. J. Gee, of the II It Division, deposed—l went on Sunday week to Mr. Verdenhalven's room: His wife was there. I said,. " This is vary serloes." Hebei " Ye{ it is." I Said, ' How did it occur? He said, "It was an acci dent." He turned - wound end looked' the in the face and. esW, "It was ,lay Lilt..--it was an accident." I walk " Prom the laicisation' I have monied I am rather surprised." Mrs. -Verdeadwilven exclaimed, " No. Tell Mr. Gee the truthi it was not an occident, I pill tell him all about ft, add "if I say what is wrong you say so." zle nodded for her to speak, ailed she said to me, 'We t are ifa litlag vii r te l;j2l l: (lll ' a • bkek ta dila:Wl :ye a : l = l sa: ere e l bmk ee es Pkaa thein blo ve4 lia" .1.4 NE T1141 1 1 " "41 • yeti i tc d" : ‘l634 :*: 7 4igt - "Pviss l . l6ex tekt " ra m . 3 w wls otowiri. 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