The Express. — London, England, 1858-02-08 00:00:00

4 ITALY. THE ENGLISH NNCILNEERB Del IN NAPLEIi. ?BOOMS' OF TIM TRIAL. (mow ova ova BALEEN°, ens. 2. Intimately connected with a report of the trial will be that of • visitor the prima when the aecused are credited. On peeesating ourselves, we were admitted without • culty, and were taken to the rooms where Perks sad Watt and the rest of the crew of the Cagliari are confined. Passing through SO outer room appropriated to the sailors, we see to that 111 which the English engineers, Captaia Elton, Dseeri, and the two mates, are imprisoned. All 'Eared to be in good bodily health and in good le. Th ey had nothing to complain of bat one , and that was that they had been confined 90 or even confined at all, for the asesetion of their innoceoce was as strong as any ass could make, and their indignation .T-s greet at the injus tice and fraud whit E had been practised upon them. " We were treated as innocent up to our arrival at Naples," said Perks; " then we were . begged to land as a mem form to give our deposit:Wes, and being tine shirt, for we should be only d e tai ne d e rn e day ; but we had no somas landed than we were hand cuffed and taken off to prison." The captain especially was very angry at the false map of his coarse which Ind been drawn up, and showed as a map of his own design.' ins, from which it was evident that he was coming straight to Naples at the time of his inyture; " besides, ' said he, " had I chosen to fly, in the lame time that it took me to oome off Capri I might have been half way to Malta." We were shown • hat and an uniform of the captain's, a part of the property only recently delivered up by the Neapo litan authoriuse, but they were so destroyed by rats that they were perfectly useless. A list of articles amounting to 85 in number, including money, had been sent in to the Sardinian authorities as alto- , gather missing; the prisoners had not received, them. At the time of the capture of the Cagliari I noted it as a great informality that none of the authorities. belonging to the prisoners had been requested to be present when the inventory of the articlasitusweisb. I did not like ,the appearance of Watt; he looked fat and well, but there was a want of mental clear ness and brightness, I thought. The room in which they are is large and airy, though not clean ; they have cash a bed which is purchased with their entire prison allowance. " And what should you do with out friends who supply you ?" " Do! we should starve. All that is allowed here is four grain or lid. a day for ever3rthing ; as for beds, a bit of straw and nothing move is that is allowed. There, go sad see the prigsse in the next room after yea leave these two rooms. We live very well," said my informant, " for, as you know, we have amistense from several soctroes,and the cook of the Cagliari pre pares everything for us, We should starve were it not for this. Conunr. de /Magnolia reported that we complained of oar prison his because we wanted to live well ; we could not eat it." Leiving the poor fellows mach cheered boa r visit, we went to the room to which we wereted, and where 16 men are confined, of whom five are Sardinians, one an Austrian, and several are Romans. Close against the wall of the door I observed small heaps of straw, which looked as if it had been cut, so fine and dusty it was; these were the beds of the prisoners on nights when the neighbouring mountains were covered with arum." " liars you no mattresses, no coverlide ?" "No, sir, nothing. Two of us have been very ill, and this dirty-looking blanket has been sent to them as a special act of grain. Another of us had a blanket belonging to him on board, which has been restored. The others have literally nothing to cover them, nothing to lie upon except this powdered straw. Look now, sir ! " and he took it op in his hand, and let it drop half fall of dust. In my lest I spoke of the wretched appearance of some of the prisoners, who depended altogether ou the bounty of the Neapolitan government. Their hoes, their crouching tonne, as they went pacing through the street with a painful tread, haunt me to this moment. Their uniforms I said looked suftl °lastly new to have been given for the occasion. I have since been informed that it was so. The President, it is said, wrote to the Procurator-General to say th a t it was impossible for the priso;ers to appear in court in their actual dress, and an order was given to provide them with this uniform for the occasion. But if they appeared frozen and withered in this, what must have been their sufferings during the term of their imprisonment ? I now resume my report of the triaL foe court opened again on Saturday morning, the 30th January. We were treated with the same courtesy, end the same forms were observed as on the former occasion. Some delay took place in consequence of the posi tive refusal of Watt to appear. fhey might bind him and bring him down by violence, otherwise he would not come. It was suggested that his heed wee Dot in a right state, as had been proved during hie Weems, sad that the use of force might drive him to frenzy. It wee agreed, therefore, that le should be reported as ill, and that the case should proceed. I meet remind you that Parks has been @abject to flts (the last he had on the night of the earthquake), and Watt to thin aberratem et Naiad since and in coesegeenee of his coellameent. After the asnaereconimendatioa of the i'residest M Moderation, the Attorney-Cieneral continued amd concluded the rea din g of the " Mb di amnia," when began what is Galled the " interrogatorio" in the Nea politan eode. Each prisoner is called on to assent to az correct or add to his former depositions, which are Ant read to him. Baron Nicoten tram the fint. If yon don't hear well, you may come nearer, said the President. 1 bear quit* well, was the answer. His depositions contained a full history of himself, in a political point of view, for some years back. He hated sects, and never belonged to them. There were three great parties in this country: the National, the Marotta, and the Piedmonts... He himself bo lo ged to the first. Hs hated Muratism, and it had bean one of his shiftier to anticipate and destroy it. lie neve. weld ifigldsgainst &domestic sovereign, to put his wintry osier • foreign rule. France had given her support to Msratisin with a view to extend Ler territory. Saadi was at the head of the move ment. Hitherto Bagiand bad bafiled the attempt, but Mantis= numbered many followers, and would yet succeed. The Piedmont... party was small. He acknowledged his full participation in the conspiracy for which they . were on trial, and in tr yi ng to iigh against Mustiest be believed he had done well fo his country. On the conclusion of one of the depositions Nico tine rose, and with great emotion said—Signor Pre sident, that was never read to met it is false. Proeurator-Oeneral--We do not require any " tee timonianza ".to the " atto di amuse" which has Men received by the court ; the documents are all in the chancery. Nioosera, however, still persisted in saying that the document was false. The President showed u much indulgence u he could to the prisoner, but the Procurator• General insisted on the depositions being read without any farther interruption. You may now add anything you like, said the Prwideat. Nicotera then handed in a pelmet* the Procurator- Gsessul, which contained, he said, a WI exculpation et the new of the Cagliari, and a report of the abases to which they themselves had beam subjected. bo Aaron demanded that the paper should be read the coat. cannot be read ; it is con- teary to the low. It would be se well to read it as let it be spoken, said the President. rroenratew-theseral—l demand that the prisoner be kept within the limits of the law, and that silence be observed. The President then rang his bell, and the judges retired to ortasider whether the paper might be nod. I believe that it could act be legally read ; and it would have been better if Nleatera had contbied him self to kis right of speskiag. Part IV., " Laws of Procedure in Penal Canna" Ina. 257: " After. wards the President shall ask the amused if he has anything to observe in his defence in regard to the acts" ,de posit ions) Beet. 2141 says the animus of accused, whether they imam, modify, . THE EXPRESS. MONThkrWING, FEBRUARY 8, 1858: ex plain, or retract any of the Natant' shall be regis tered." The full right of speech is therefore accorded to the prisoner by the Neapolitan law. Oa the return of the judges, after a long absence, it was stated that the reading of the document could not be permitted, bat that a condensation had been made, sad should be read end registered, if Niootera approved. This abstract was read, stating in very wide sad general terms that the prisoners had 'veered great abuses, and that the crew of the Cagliari were inno cent of all knoWledge of, or par tici pation in, the crime with which they were charged. Will that do? said the President. Niootera—May I speak or not ? President--If you have anything to add after your exculpation of the Cegliari, you can do so; bat on other points which are not necemery to your defence we cannot permit you to indulge in mere " chisocheria" (roil* Nieoters—Nothing is ridiculous or trifling which touches our honour, and whether we acted as brave men or vile, and I consider it necessary to my defence to be allowed to speak. The law accords to me the liberty of doing so. If, however, you will not allow me to speak, my silence will be more eloquent. Procurator-General (with a stentorian voioe)—l demand that the prisoner be kept within limits. I demand silence. President—l think you must be contented with the *mule that has been read. Meotera--" Niente" (not in the slightest). This was his reply. Another document was put in. Iron would like this read P said the President. Niootez--" Fends cane d cools" (do as yen like). Have Praddent. yon anything more to ma y ? as k e d the Not a word, replied the prisoner. Two things I must here observe : there wee an evident diversity of feeling between the President and the Pro:iamb:yr-deuce.] ; and there was some thing in the document of Niesters to be oonoealed. What was it that they wished to suppress ? For, as we have seen, and as it is interpreted to me, the law permits foll liberty of speech to the accused. The ate° di attest; says : " The tiring listed far about an hoar from the mountains of Sensor, and 27 of the rebels fell, amongst whom was their leader, Carlo Pisacane." lam informed that Niootera's paper stated, amongst other things, that the insurgents had already surrendered, and were in the hands of the Guardia Urbana, when a company of soldiers, by order of their °Seer, fired on them from a wall, sad killed them that they were not killed in action, but treacherously, and in cold blood; the officer saying that, es he had not satisfied the King on the 13th May, 1848, he was determined to do so now. Such, it is said, was one of the state ments which the court was so anxious to sapprem, and to do which it hesitated not to commit • gran illegality. Niootera was silenced, denied the liberty worded by the law, and henceforth no fames can be expected is the mode of conducting the trial. After this remarkable scene, Gaetano Boggi, a mariner and a Piedmontese, was called upo n. eu He maintained his perfect innocence of the im puted to him, and said that he had never been a thief, as was asserted. Mies ooneledee my report of this day's trial. The principal features in it are—letly, the desire which was manifested to hush up certain reveLtions of Niootera ; 2ndly, the gross illegality practised to effect this object ; 3rdly, the full exculpation by the emend in command of the expedition of the captain and crew of the Cagliari. Let ins not, however, close my report without bearing testimony to the courage, the honour, and geeemeity of Niootera. Admitting the truth of the 1100111161101111 brought against him, he hu aged in eve 7 respect like a man—careless of himself, anxtous for others. He may have offended the 161111 of his country, but he has not, to use hie own words, acted as one who is " vile." Gaetano Boggi protested against the treatment they had received, said that they had been beaten and plundered of everything, and upwards of fifty had been massemed in cold blood after firm dering. I cannot establish the truth of the report that this massacre bad been committed by the soldiers. I must leave it an open question, end I reserve to my self the full right of correcting any errors into which I may have fallen or may fall. PIEDMONT. TURIN, Fix. 4. The result of six ont of the ten new elections is already known. They are all in favour of the sou jesuitical party. BELGIUM. (Mott OCR OWN maissroirnearr.) BRIIIMILB, Pm. 6. It is on Wednesday next, the Seth instant, at the arises of Brabant, the trial is to come on of the Crocodile, brims', and Prolltairs, the three jour nals charged with the crime of offensive and libel lous at wits on the Emperor of the French. The indictment against the Crocodile has just been served on M. Victor Hollins, the re s p ona ibl e author •of the article maple/lied of. The defendant Halls= will be defended by Messrs. Lejeune and Tinier', barristers practising in the Court of Appeal at Brasses. The trial of the Drapuss will be proceeded with subsequently. M. Labarre, the editor of this journal, has not acknow ledged the authorship of the article impugned, and it is the printer, M. Brian**, who will have to ap pear at the mime. Two waiters at the Cart of the Trois Suisse*, near the theatre of the Mint, at Brassels, have just bees arrested as momplioes in the affair and plot of Jan. 14. One of these waiters was in London. He undertook to oblige a friend by introducing into Belgium an article which it was said formed part of an apparatus for a new system of light ing. It seems he thought so, the custom-house officers, to whom the declaration of the article was duly made, thought so too, and in this way one of the shells that were used in the criminal attempt of the 14th of January was brought to Brussels. But it had to be taken on yet farther—to Paris. Another waiter at the same oaf 6 was to perform this journey. It was proposed to him to take charge of the article, which they pretended was to be need in lighting the streets of Paris. He was authorised to hire a horse for this journey, and all his expenses cm the road between the two capitals were guaranteed to him. The waiter est out upon these conditions, and arrived at Paris without meeting any hindranos. At the custom-house, on the frontier, he made his decla ration, which was considered as satisfactory as it had been on the Belgian frontier. The two waiters will have to establish their sin cerity and indicate the persons from whom they re ceived the commission which they have so punctually carried out. tabu intilligtnct. II AND AXOIIIIIIII. DLICX , LIROX TOUNOTIL $11.01,11310 It TOWItI.I. AB tba palms le tido anis 't and wars raga, Wa. lgoakkaa, bag art Ow Velit too lake ooasla that oar oa ao varlialata la Woof ark Ming tha is a aim= at ieh ira. The action was to ram the mat of • paisery which had bug Vim by the for inanoy l ogin 1104, aad las Mew was•• aka — lif, Preadap and Mr. Lards appeared for the plated* sad Mr. Trios for the clehadad. The norms proved, end the deleakat eta pat Kato the bon to prowler sale The to annert at *um MU, wtdel wee rade of 11: babies ht MIM and Wb& leg err 0141 wee aripeed area d Was hared i les4wrebdtt hp s t i rllb la Malodor Se kr dip the ad rawly pell Ode GoV il ' fraters es at r verlous ce lb. * rid, bo reply, dall ere S i reesed hr se 17 at W., tad Dane Mae ....thap bed ant lad raft if they hell beul, dor they heel w• eld . t wo. Bladdra n gqesald ad he est off hate it wee rid that he sad at apl • twelvemonth bad bra ili Sree al* Or lb. dose Waded to = Sal iiii - l i tel l e r. rb il a h rad um et tal ; a" led epsed le *lllaipai without ehmeglei egythlng. Owner he dr ad wee ler met awl hews art le Se r illkwerk ale= be withal Sam It wee adatilled that to elleend der. zirivii J. Omani vet, gdee areal* the items at sit-!, tad dr pods up= each restal ak tiat It to the jury fo ea whisk they thought Amid be The firs *mod that the defendant wr 'added to Me rat e* to lie Weal el ISM, and • verdict wee coaesqually tarred tor the 'detandent. Mr. Harrison applied for a say of madam ; the jury barn found the eat-off to the mot arcatat of the The Lord Chid Jeers maid the jury appeared to have dreght that the war ationld have has care* on, both and that no aeon should have hew broad*, end he thought that they wan dead Asir. LOCKWOOD O. cuantw.—• TOITADDLI AT TIN MAITLI. coat I 00171,7410V5Z. This wu an erten of deader, sad the plea w not guilty. Mr. Hawkins caibj6 foithe plaintiff; sad Mr. T. Albion for the The pleintiff was a of the Ira of lookwood, ea t 8 sad louse =i i n the sad the gerral fandrber la Oa theist Darla- rs. her bee hel ot l opam e • were attheldsrqe Oast hew spinet th e boors tax. a Aura ege the had abrogated a Mae Ike SOL the and bid bad the ribilinesas te berm it with At the Courthouse, whilst was taibbi with Mr. Cole. ea Wow, sod lir. a Whir, the airiest real sup . hi:dial ~... said be weld speak to bha whoa be tiaa The phial add ha wee net apesp*ri the add, "Ilene to karst whoa yea are t: bi cklna that SOS. you robbed red so kap ego." amid be lid not know what was wart, sad the defendant's reply wee, " I madder I was robbed, sad, what is man, I rem to super what I have add whiner I asset yea." M. T. Ac k elisr these lathe had hem slated by Mr. Notokla. to hie lerdidp that the wads was tot 1 118 4 .11 2:114 i, Tasticr-The wards Wed be consested With dr a bade, fa which ease .they would be mothrable. Mr. Rambles rid the plitatilts tali oldest was to rat/H -uth Me ebraere from. the espalier cast open It by the dehailest. who, bsiag: i t e gtearn i of ba per lia rele i rthili ip, it =1 . 1 11.1 : 6 7,4 Ltd the word.d, Pe **jiff wmil comsat to Osier Wag withdrawn. • Kr. Atli:bath said the weeds and wove not exec* those Now sired ; but be: amnia to the offir mods, sad ca the part cl the defealant withdrew the bordatica. 1 Jams withdrawn. COURT OF EXCHEQURR.—Fss. 6. (flitliap is laata.) PRILLIM 1., MATZOS AND 0211131.—JUDOKINT. .. 1 Mr. Bagintial delivered the jade:oat at the oat is thie owe, daring the pia tam The sake wee la beeper', the decimals ecalained oat own* draft false Mpritosarestosd eaoraar Obey that Ile biliabs Wag maws of the poor la • ambit la balialonaly mad without probable arms shidni Ckial aisme Judas • warrsat tor lie impriesemai el Oa alebtiff r cr an three poor rata, they wi frasedsg OM he w e front arrest, bang • brekna• It eigered at the which took Oboe before Lord C=ll if o fkoont two of the nap, bat bora e beakroptoy, sad the third ebb C i tal l berosaa ea he ha ar pods 'Molt meld be alma is se alas Mee, Ile ovraveres cabbed $ stamerne tor ata-paysest. The *lna Monad ft with • reamo that the genie was protege', sad that the rates would be pill oat of the sewn nay then obtained the en a ct lb ~lime ameba ea the Ilith al March, loy the oesabbie ea has &Mae Z lb probable , hoer the Conn of Bank- Mr wee, howwww, .siela arreiled by W of the delmhate taller As setae warrant ort the SIM alas* eel MAW told Apt the 111, whoa =odes dlerisamd by • Orambeinew et Paaibwriby, Lord mod maim fia the delimitate Mt &rod Mas ora rameable ere a lige MI" mil as bry dallAtb t at they led steed pm • wild are the with imam PSI, A wee Marwapie elotsbod a h mati, ers•- ain le bens runriad to ratir • bast kr SO whoa it mos oislaisi Ilia the *EMI um et beet Hebb to arrest elb taped to the rate Militias Miss 0 Mgr Me beam*, cad es the leased Moab, Med the oar bad draws se dleibMea Mama egy et the lanes Mar there bad beta a reldbeefos. Tie moat wee of °pleb& that on thishare ini nla alt hr lam hes a sew trial, bid as the we OS Lem ININVed to ester a =lhe . " sere tilisther the seam wee =detain es fret esnal, lbws bibs as denbt Is the abed et the awl Set the to beeper could sot be sseleined. lewas, Henson, Ma& to see hew my seam mold be ne two **three Moe_ ; lis Mil ban ail • bet bed MO rat lit erillatte ; tae dellabals had litt• _llte bib" liebsellejse kwho Iron the peeper_ ali. Mt he ebbalf did sot r, w h at 000smodt — lolloto tasis*Ndis b a s o si t bass eourt, but It sus no* prebsbb NMI the was known to am, so ft woo *MI by thir mesa handwriting, la Me stemila the Meisel ea : seas. It was very probable thetas Judas thmebt that tip plaiatif Monet netbsiel 'pleat • peer ada sedload emir worrast allofooft. ne wring Wady bees =plaintiff Is Ms SMIg sterMse, sof time me as est- to show that Illededlodiab bed etwatabd vql4ll,ar dated that which wee est true. Theism" as simerny Ihr erM"grbst peewee se wrilairld saytillegmlawielaad sal- , jeasilhasedval to ea onion. Undo, ilbolo oboomotasoso dis soon did net thleh Vows was sa abasme slf sacra ale MI rehab awes Mita the deltirliste wpm' that the mastitis maw tbe eidellas lsiderepleydffiTMeat to paw Mee, a peke Mirk me by se mem r e deeghtlie sari mad M k sew armee ea mils fiat set no /re el the dimiseed se wallas el wal it la ad • ad maw ad the dramsteases the wart me et ',Men chef the rule to rater Ms mast fa the delabals amid be rade laismat for the dalanitals. Maw at NW Pew.— &gm Os Lard ebb, Dam aid • Spacial Iwty.) Oil= ft. ZATLIY.-ACCTIOXIMII'S COMMISSION. This was en action for work and labour, to which the de fraud pleaded not indebted. Mr. Lush and Mr. Raymced were counsel for the plai t/ ; Mr. limisant Shea and Mr. Thompson Chitty were fx ths deism Tha else kw the pialtdill was that in 18.55 le bad beta sathadwil by the dellseihat to divas, el sa ass* eta iseilhaseisrleß 07 arse el had aloha; amlbir=l an" la Ihe mat, se Imes Ale sews seslis, ea all_ml es isll this pepwly by amiss bewbeg bees 1.110111. a pallsiews rola Der_parehwal II fa lOW Fr. a. was sided Ibsen le sweet evil. awed MA bath was rem' thud M. Ds bad in Ike IMO Irian spills. le ae ~1, *whew he was !dad whit a seed in elew7Xliss tit seeseaff. The ildseilre slobs MI% par ea vales ay be MOGI, sail 1 per =ars as ths Ist Isitssissat sten papety Mate seise& Thee woe sin 'dated with eke siallials a lit at martin ler Ask by the Sals a, is idiot the *leis in teirstlea was tweesial, sad in villein hst Own the weals& et ea dlshallsat. 'event warms% lialaalec estate arsta soil trestimeers, were sv b oiled le pee mem ea whibh the pldelltroibill. The wises/ delloinal wee Ohs s the plelalln vise seised Abu* to MI by asslka,ealtha ili ft vslomiwieshal wed MA gory the yasysely. The that be et ihtillipi it hi mole pay mess is the alma of the saw - TWA view erne posted by by das Ihellellabas solicitor. His loraltp hivlseliemasili eh The jury reamed a mild for tie *Wit for the uncut THE POLICE COUBTS. • twipedmihria*. 4 ai woman, amid GAM* Born, Maki kw sa id t i-T DN.esAst. lir stated ashy gaol at 10, Daalellwallsst, sass tom Ste haulamd, Webby*, dlswislite moo Ora Le= M. Wass ha id* a kap lower al yang Zraff7ehlai la the basseawis lin oil he NEIL Rar which holi tkg ritti l ii dierjusd w i 'a tre. _d de* Wei that he should Wee erta eed mei& tic 60 1 / 4 and leave her aka& The dab= we IN sod by lint MI Erl away * aul els had shoe podded ar Mrs* Ms lad now a halms et bee ova, owl Mad kr 11111161011011 fres Order panted. MARLBOUGH-OTREET. ..dars RH ia tt ly a resper4elde-lookkg mom; i was to bar owst me, 201. s Zi - o - f Enka ask, k neamlbellaires shop ia white abe wee ea the srd d Deonalpir kat, the property of Lewis nwood. Heat& • Mr. Beth& ai ß ireof Deuraber be ket 201. aid ikeedly_beepoidel be hod doe so to a e se ? so tt r lll. , llweavt, where be had beats si — rt - viTifie ell ieeelty. back to the shop, raddag Ike with the he*, site NOM that solliag th — riart'Wbria eseu, but As woad Meet Hoe w p oes% 'What alteepige out, to look well abed fla IL Oa hissiler sane( Iti - uszt day, be heed bar stork; way *ea Ile palm He gave kerne- Male oleo* the penes if Me los. Qumihni4 as emblest la the bases of Dabla sad • brodeelig He. 1, IX Parafraloodiparl said the prl• some NW Is Sok tit Deamber kat, - awl =de a solos =ot kid was"' Is ant N. OL, gad th parent a maw srrs, tras Ibe smel -1 are of the order, easpeoled all woo asA AdK eel took the more putts:War storks of the perm. The Iwor lOU Out mem hiker sold she was sot the wawa who changed the sots at Deadde. - Its erttness, Marshall, repeated that he would wear po sitively abe was the seas. lievendtd dll Tilde vat. CH. Mess Jay, 21 Entry Adler, 19, and Benjamin Wit- Mews, 21, Wars 7Wrgsd With burgisriously antarlag the slog cd Mr. galilyan, jeweller, Grosnwich, and .teeing thanke' Adaat 1601. of the prossoutsr is in the main road, and only a few ban ihe polio, Melton. About 6 o'clock en asomMg he was suddenly awoke by b.edai a notes, and went down gabs to wedeln the sew Rol assesing ragerbag Wee, he returned to his bed, tid bed mg boss koi there lON be was armed, a working ams sex plant the slop havha observed that a robber Mil lam asennibed. a aedsr lath, beta wawa and the i = " tollew Mobs& Megasentor inetently ten to the led "Met known his loss was womb y swig the three phew, broughtouffitody,V ila morlr the ole ef the stolen merty la ihsir =is& The4led been watotwd deeded having it= At= bat as the pawls paths_lie_ into the eost-pocket e dai l o Sks drew kelt 1100 number of gold digs. • enosber of Webs, Wg ad wen Ibundom , sad a lifelenteme et Wnems. VW to the ibtlen tke 1 primmer' add they Iwa owe front Chatham, end bed pidwd the property up NOW the Marquis of Granby publio-how, 114 w-cress. Thiiiiiii r der Wise ithitilled tie whole of ths props' h P M( ' , molded the Swoon fors week. MARIBTS. —.II!— . • . . • KAlmmaii,...amimus, Itsa. 1,311 lebaret 110 thus b re EM i e 1e4 6 tenethee es sew Meath se a m l s ea the a lea 164 2 Xt M e r e rear& g m * N ts t rt i a2Bll : l" l • thesetheemee bath NIL I des* . ___ , 4016 16. 111= as ra i t • Iff eepeelFZtte emee.. es meth; L T i s ErZi.:risti rr merinPTU 1 ...... ..... ..,...Ez Ire ritif =Mee be le the ragg W i t b pellere lie eil e pti et lan iqp la the amen Nem. wee Ibese l ter i besa the ebesethr et m ej i teltzlo i ree:::l fre mi SMtyter they 4 MIK TO with ease 11= b.. lNE Vee=ibeMen__ =bit rare et theme& ....... bee l ime= a AY; r i a. d. V . 114 : 1 4=IR T IM thlter adi sbasethe irt a = . 4l: ll s ees i. lelith Zit= WWI it Zs . • a ta lli bel= styled Dethethe by the Mire if ether bum the mime sad be. these brAineralaboj. 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Fill. 6.—Tbe pater aleriber elles i cetZ Mem mon leder= Is Femme berm See low atm est • SU mem& d C 441116 thefts the vet Gomm sin, whine meads° twee the maga le be , a: Ink beitthere have tem Irer son =the el wet Sae bes Yee AS da l ma ili a e, both trot? re peddle et elks thee been thee be ebbail i teeth ebb bee twilit to Iro TOIS. le Math le beim! le = dais = =the elel le erthe ir a ll: l lll eta• te Yeethembeth hedge weekelbLl ui nhe Ithelbetheeth aere is yds, le we Ethalel 'breed ire .at ewe ee ONlNmea. . MO Yea thee amid pose Ith week; my nee the la ebir roue. ' the =Mae er 161.1.&10Vea both ?rim i := o. Wesee llul eme ethl we& veil eigesed be *se mem thee be sees, both the Ole PA arid ta thee SOW beetheelaMe l if 00L—Larimeek fts. (I.—ln menet tba fdlaslas taw Mom los ie Saril arz a tik uml de = V MS* .5 ...." Ow i = Saws Mar. 4. _ ass bifitryek•S ...8. 2% .1 WWII IMP f i e. V 2: o l 4 l oo •I lin• VI• 1.11t 0 1 .0. 01.1 Mr, • Nilo smi r ch % ,sM OM la killofth•ar ia=bon r4swOOWWw sea %bed es S I ~AI WS Ors boa •kw Weallaw• IWO ma saMs. Of Om wisrimsai MO saran • Omit ar ia howl ssa im rg ant sok ri s aVil= hil w= st 20 WO Po Ow ist il lOw• lababi l" " al e' l' hOs sonwsi ars was es t=a a= Raba liallie. 01S11 1 :131= Ibis wursiws," laa • Sala isk stag. dignig. 1LN:="81..... a a•Waaas sa mast as Liam. Pm 4-1• wool • asdasibmwswootoilla 0 libasP4 sal la pwwwwal mg Isolloia Is womb. ssa woe INS las igloo at • *Oa lwassamial llaa. ttz ti t i bell a lerr i.tut all at Wit. IN= l 4.tta ala; V l V a r • I l b` , OK at se. 4 / a ik ma to Oa. Oa ofilb at air 1ta i 1= f 4 . 0„ ..... .„„.._... . , Maw. ata to Oa . Ma al. as. Oita Wa:01 Sow as to Ma Hog para NUL Otazasa. Yu 6.—W. lad a t r bo g al all kW* l i p= say wit* lotlay. Intat I d. W une ,o4o, ISM ciatA. 111 MI6 wet VW. =war asi taltlia elallia tot. i 5. ..• asidolgl a 7` Ct. a la to 11,74. 1 aa ir Bataaka i rt, la 07. lit aa L bw to la pit ebtaa Clai s la 111. le la let kyr isal.b.-41. Sultawl. la. 4d..—" Jamal." ha l—rat Vi a l A d .Sis las aid lowly at a al 1 ad • gad .s. ow reamitica. l i t of la • 1 ' Ps. 11.—At to=r w te& t :tmer m . 0 .! oda Wa t w ardl la law. ISOM( . la titiva it S Ea t tow sobs% draw OOP WM 8 t-4 , 16011g. lite" 1411 IRL: NA% 3.1. 1 0 W. Ifirt P. I. 1a if VW vas aat t ra tia lite 411 _ je t .2t YP: ".' 7 .-. .... = .4 1 ..... „.. . - ..i r l t, :teii. :-.--,.... ..... i f t.r. -,.....111 .„,.. pa kat -, Paw lb. P .o, • IN Ilk owl hod na. por m uv. Dr* woo la terra vor l 7.llld la or rr& so 6 of la or carer. 10 " 1109711n aL s IwgZ a rsoir ame llr e a : 41 e W rxv.1:14 ...,,,. WM a erse , tit ..,,....... . _....... .....,:zr E 0717...t... ": "... t ,_..i., : ein4 : 1= : 1 8 :0 27 6 " 4 : 7 1 . . i5 i d 1 ier i f whir woo wir baler lbf am IiZ .. " * II VIL INIn Ir i k to IL of amilleZ• car " St wan In tre we rworlarlatiliaM WSPO or:* owarlita et tar la boa. ins itai to SETS IT grit of Woo tom le Net saamr: Irak& ails t,,, . k e oor to 84 mar , al& go Irl Ow got: are; toe: N. set grime& VIP awl tar Ira/ 'and odd so low war kw sok llootto of the re ar to tail lorlairottor or tot tillowc.—Mor. WOO L. ie 4 pie Mown ; Isdar tho torrm a Yst v = „ lrloor trio la to • tar 1 row or. ; roil hod ra rarialles. saftMs. 6—Clat NNW lit*AWlrwas i. is. poo qL lowan aim~liniWisek ent r IM I ZT. e li Zgrest i = l" .. the a =jusl Tile lio slatiWisiii rploWi. orool Mr to rho Oak ar roe air la to pa Ar thr loot wait; raw tram to Poe but or Mao dors woo MOM allikorplior win la hoar . Ger or foto tail" 'awed perm. Loonsia. Ma t-3Y nowil=olllol. Mr& thii fru' • la the aro dm ow i ll O IP. C B ~.., = tra a ... br di ttor a n ir mad o err. M uto, l = W"i tiig. n• "la .1:2:= it. .fie wkd: war wtortm to lot warlow.E.s. = doo i wiffa g. il a L — Toola be lk to I, pin 110. WWei cil ' lissues• ipi:ii„:—lnuks k ima isprisi 4 'Ant •I r e .kei; g l iitt=rl4 . : =Zr el = T IL seshilmini. 11= L-4e Sees 18•1 =VIZ a _ 2 •T low Wries it= C p.". Tem Int t WL: kawit hal • tafro d rwlis•Lie: pd i .4 1 -, boar Is i• lerilims• A V 4.lk. lakilltis 0•• la VW Mal m& rem be lb. Or et twills MA stermt - iraw. E ,. ,.. • „... was otri La i r ...._. I= qualleadanmr; Pa ,t 7 i Mr% lowar! Faj a" WPF:l 64 ca " taiMiirrita , Pete . le Sfis. pot eg. Oels. Ma to . lls.ps• qt. aumpnea v: r....ll• 11= 1, et y r . s ai tt e . Slms bar ni V Ism say sad Ms =team Ins ler Weir = mit • m a. Is. awl lamely = 8 Ins fir m'. 1 per _ anWcalorli. I: . 1 EFltartro m Zatti e star aL o bs t a , 71 14•Lgir wait: batN ri soar e a llisis .11 1••••• . 4 2/24•11 mo h n; no tab cort, 410 SHIPPING IXTILLIGENCA rouvai ODUIITT 001.18711. terfig= l / l unday silbs re ellairkg, , • . "80. 18 : %UMW ; Derms4sreue—ParsiaL s lue. I 1417 • , ti=ii n j= fir . lo ll ; * Tlionclay, U ; , 11. Mahe. Tab. 8; Mandy. 11. . Itb. 8; W.W.ein 10: .111 . • • 8 ft& IL Om l i kzo il /O. 0: Widow b. 1.8 . ; . ; ntar. U. COURT OF COMMON PLF.AB.—Fee. 6. (81411np at N 1 Prins In Middlocez—Babro Mr. Janice Cockburn and a Spools/ Jury.) Fn. 4.—Tlio Vital tossitot Wald Iwo *Ws soddlotßY I fararrier=gakoßtirairailogeo MI 1 sod tow robed Ns to Vs cor lasi , ,114. * Os my or Osts, to IF. EN MM. mOO% bi., b ilib, mks , dot fr. Flos Its to _l4flooseds. /so- 4.,At oat anardss tVr .6. 110 dm list= --, lam tow id elmiliga. =von istbor larar std nbiaza Or dim la *NM et lboodta. swum; Ito* ll,SoildOd illtollo sod tiodiniolk id I. to Ss .*Segiik. tad ree= Idi low. odd potosoi**PL iortrossd, iso. I.—it gar OM **Wl* Woe lIMPI goo I ON woo* at *tisk lilt 11 *Jr ottoftot el tiooloosOod, There ow s Wow moo to buy. tont* ; Wider soli eon* *ft lowor, C a = isOdits— AUSTRALIA. LIVERPOOL, BATCIDAY. The Marco Polo, owe of bilmere. Jams Baines end Co 'e Metrelima sidle, ef tbe pet, awl MD arrive this evening. Yemeni, tie um weseft ea lamele. All the paempre weIL a• Millem the 1176 WNW came bee bow eallelpeed by the swirl me* lbsweek tie Salm some Time bibs 11* Dew inn *arm ead the 14* Iwo TY Mess Pale l 11110001. was et well wed the Dowell herkey, .vier et Ilksan. swdOe.'s Amara lha shim which it Limpet NI the let of December, has oa lewd 11,311 mama pa It appears trow het colonial whim thee the anal of Australia pld shipped dertag the pa year me MUMS eamse. Tat INPRISONRD ENOINIRRI.—J. Cowen, 14., Req., h s riestrel the follariss GM T. IL MaMasa. ow of the meatare hr the haleash, ts wilmses Is the pal tion trasesitted for yeseestetha to the awn ft am mese :—" Home of CaMINGIN Feb. 4. 11114.--Daw 1144-1 ascrrthe oomarsies the seshossos st d . 10 the Hoots al moms. tip sesima. I have ales MI axes earearestles V Leal Tal lman* at the estatet. Hs Wass time art at perat the haus the salaurs dipped sowed sad se shoe yeesuleaseigesa Isiah Omar., At Ms redulderp ammeheoalts seesserat hove se posed sot Ishalloosata Leal PORmillea remird IN me have whoa say gloP Slit a lra di. = ap, and I dall he vary sled Is haw try ties yes easy emosive that is Ilholy Is be d ee aroma the ea:Yea be Musttlt before the Sass ad Comassa-1 ma, = --ifamss Taos. .. . iishairx.—Te Jai Cam, iii Apra THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. PLTYOIITII, SATIIIIDAY. The am rem, 0011, Capesla Broom, arrived bust r day with meih, he., ken the Caps. Hue door us Caput Good Hope, Deo mkt 10; It. Ho Wu, Jas. ; sad, Lai. dee Whigs a fell moral cargo, Maul et 10,0004 moist lag relay at whoa mak wool. Mie hes ewe eaves et spade. Twenty pasenagem rani, fa the Celt, thalmillag Lay *Ma the lath of Bit Gimp Grey, the Opumas&General at the Caps agony; the Right Rey. the Lord Bibm et Cape Town, Ms with mad au*, Captala Noble, It.•. ; Caplets Lama, 46 1 / 1 Regthaent ; Cartels Baran, the spat et Cape Town 'et the coseyeay to width Br Celt behrep. The Celt experleaced ohms medvarlable galmathr 'mein America. Elbe aolammd slpele with the Planhagenst, Lawny oth, to lat. 22.41, bag. 2W. • nal on dm Uri January spoke tba marcheat meal Lithely. • poor Plow, who bed beta an mertassr on board a siossar, to wry 111 health, and who wee glum e meow home fa the Llt, died on board, just beano rearAbg Plymouth. Her 111•11• M's ships Castor, flapplat, sad limeam ware la %noes Bay an the departure et the Gat. The What LE hawses By aa the 21st December, foe Waders ABMs. The Bosoms, Csptale Powell, was at Caps Towa. The Encounter, Cereals O'Callaghan, lelt Elleca'a By the Ply mouth, the lard of December. The loaf subscription to the relief of the ratters India amounts to upward. of 3,5001. of which 3,0001. has been already forwarded to the Oovanor-Gtearal of Inas. The inhabitants of the free stage beyond the Orange River ' with their prawn* Boeltot, and the official" at their head, have joined in this siabacription. six erten member of the Legislative Council signed their genie in diagnet, oa the grebe ot a peogieng legi• litiga for the ocastruaka of railroads la the wolves pro. vincen The only meal that hr toiuMed at the Cape during the month with troops for India was, on the 10th Matsui., the Malabar beiqaa, from London to MadwAwith 1112 men Boyd Artillery, under omenutad of Major lawfced. She reported an wail, and felt for India or the 14th. The Moamar Himalaya left Table Bay on the Zed of De oember, with 200 hones for India. The Euphrates also left Algot Bay with a part of the 80th Bastment, and the Lodcwe with a part of the 6th. The Blue Jacket mild Deceptbr 29th for India, having taken on board in Table Bay 226 keno, with a large supply of forage. _ _ , The ship Lady XlMllaway arrived at lad London, with Irish female emigrants, and went ashen learikr Air Milt * the pert and became a complete wreck. The peemegene had been Firmly landed in miry, nod a samba id them have ahvedy been comkerembly "rattled." About 70 pro waded to Graham's Town, where It is end they were eleo trail received. A. ammo rim 'panned to**, bre ties eir onmstanoes attend* the lee of the viral bee attrieredi It to " peat mismanagement, or neglect, or both." The Ammer Bembay Castle, with a poetics of the (lama of Ostlers MUM% arrived at the Cape, on the 14th December, and has left again for India. They landed in Cape Town, end lodged at one of the prhecipsl hotels daring the vessel's stay. lisaframont-Colonel Miriam, the new commandeat of British Haffraria (and am of the late Sir Benjamin ban), had mired from England by the Ida feeglar. The richest mm In South Africa, kr. hams ma der Pod, a private banker, died on the 14th December, leaving, it I mid, 0311111 400,00 W. or 600,0001. to be divided equally b► 'WINS six relatives, on. of whom is the 'ifs of Lientement 11Allie.311, R.N., the pert captain. NAVAL AND MILITARY. His Royal Highness the General Conmanding-in- Calers Ines Is =avoidably postpomad wadi Thursday, the 11th init. ADELU.TY FRO. 6. -- PiemoTtoes. Com amoisr Robert T. RwlissA, to be esplehe ; Cassemedie istuesw Ouselly, is Übe elplalast ; Casio A. C. Ger to be seem Xs" to be ems- se Am essist Llevelseret ; T. laseketb. te be comma* ; Imo* F. LlAki, to le keermeir; Llooleme J. X. lesvelele omereiler. lf. Waft. Morlsmails hem beta reused le the if eserandr •se moved bolt. poi make D& Is bit IftelVe Order la dead IS 111 1 11= 18.51, sad Ise., : EWA Swam, Hairy Pawy Deem, Rigold Gleedst4 Rerreerdt,llllllll Deem oft Clarke, Lime ±rtelt. Jae Dinglae, heads= Jobe Xedlrs4 Asir Mein Jame Devisee. MEW Axes= Aeronenoorte.—Capeet . Bane, to die Prisms W ort, vice Gar& P. Cosmos, to the t o ain, vies isakra. Livionemika_ - Doeglas Reid, to the Wellesley, vioe Roes ; J. C. Tsar, to tbe Conqueror • Beery Weill, to the Marlborough T. B. H. Fellows, to th e Marlboroso. Yr. R. C. Bearbwe, anal Instructor, to the Kar r lb h. Mr. Aril's: Cavendish, eildshiptaws, to the la PORTSMOUTH, Pas. 7. The Victoria and Albert, royal yacht, Captain the Mot. Joseph Deanna, end the Oakum% Adadral ri t t ia Mader Catania& George H. Y. Bower, arrived mo from Aatwerp. The Takeout, 16, Maim triseti Captain Akibasa, else Irma* part of the royal squadron, arrived in the therms from the num lossiity, and anchend at Spalwed. The Fairy, mama yacht, Mister D. Walsh, arrived from Antwerp this afternoon. CHATHAM, Pas. 7. The Racoon, 21, maw steamier, Captain J. A. Pa yntsr is to sail from this port to-grow. After being turpsetut at vs Sheersess sits Ira! proceed to flpithstA, whirs she will rerd her rain p* Tite Odypeo, Id, Captain F. B. Umber*, Nailed this lay for Booth Answios, call* at Pcstmosth. PLYMOUTH, BrIIIMAT. H.M.B. Encounter, Captain O'Callaghan, arrived here Wm afternoon how the Cape. Me celled at St. Helena mad haerallen on h way, and has is tweed a large am ber el invalids. Her news has been anticipated by mg *raw Colt. Reerniting tor the various Indian regiments is now peessosalag acre brlekly slam the rolualim of the standard, upwards of 400 moralts leaving arrhokot Chatham daring So pool week a/My hem Ow mandliag dietrlcte of Loudon, Liverpool, Weal, and York. Although most of the mss are of short Meters, they weer veil hued, etrang, and anwerder, aid an likely be =he MAW troops. DEA= OP Llitirrnxerrt limmotr.—The York shire thee* of hatords, *aim OM on Pride_y aseselog Let Gimp litniewaeui ameltal at W. a letter, the kought Ike teiell et the &mks, re gi =oua, Learemet Jeki Kadem, et the Alt (Cara =impaling& Thie Ms dieftniled ye‘llieer hei sem arm smoke In the BM IS s ail Crimea wee wed tit the elk the/ails inla w saMegreatly as' tra "Ky tau Kr. Nadsen,—Your dee* yaw der ma wee idlled ea Idowisy, Deamber 14s, widiet ebrimgeg a mamba of ear *hi=mom gm. leemettellitery te Ks beatla yeavdt; sad It wee r i a Mt* that poor deer John was laid. Re woe het In the heart by gap% end died ehnoet Imodiately, with a chow 1111 him Ilpar- Dewitt or ADMIRAL 0011DOIC—The destit of Vitorkdrelrel the Hos. Wilhelm Gordoe, late Cerreadar in-Clidet at the Nem mei bream et the led d Aberdess, k riperled. The urn MI era a the Merin :—= Bl llZel J siagt ike Ro bert „ W he be Vies-Atiskal of the Bed; Whe.Adotal at kr Ike Ilk Jere Wan to he ',bra/id et the While; Berm-Adreirel of Bre Red WlNira Imre Bops Selman* le be Vire-Alhekel of the BIEN Erep-Adriel at **WWI, Theme Barr to be Ed-riled rd elk Ed; Bess.Adriral at the Bkr See* 1121 le be Beer4dmieri of the Wilke; Oalikk B tawd Cream M.le tM Beer-Adm on Or reeved brif-par Br; 1110 Bight Hon. Lord Chores Edward Paget, C 8., I=l•rar-Adrahal of the Blue. By the lest promotion Lai IS repeelefe /eel smoke parka Bala to the eft of the Flit tho Adßiediy. The following donations towards the Lawrence monarlal were assomaced et tbe don d Inier does laseilbe .—Mrs. Hayes Ss saner of St 2 , 22 Leonean), 2,0001. ; IPle Menne the Maley abash, 2601.; Vienne Cleegio, 1001. tlp=M efanked, 60L ; Monet Hardin% 404. , G iftin g o r W. Gonze, 601.; MajewChearsl 8/r Gown P 01,111141.1. ; IN P. Conn 10/. ; 818 Edward Man 216 • am e. 101.10 s. Lek r. W i4 Li ait /Z ; p oo ky 101.; Dr. Jame 201. , W. J. MLA *iv 901._; et. WerY/, 'tsarist (oalseilea), fie.; . 111Weghtes, EN., 101. ; Lib G. Calma, 141. (5aaa5t) fi.......... • Major- Orissa Parr, 101.) efeliy o e. Abb o u, 101.; D. D. DK, 60 1 . ; 281.; Iffr D. s, 26 Coltelel a rat:ol. ; Coked Sabers W 25 2 1 5. =e °lll les pnen ts mcapose sad 42 = 11140 / 6 711 . XM a r=. • Wors e 044 . alga 810 1 18111A1111* 1. 4 14 telly I iliblediss IN= We yrs &saw at thar Mario Reparer tad Zaino el ass Trona hes arrival arms la Ws sourry. CA eV LIT IE t - - - - NSW Is=lehayebera Troia lift Wig Oro- OapPlek Hai ralli - lialrealeor ar Palmed' ea the Wt et Dersibir megledlim. lerrleo QmlYa hip" tram Zag Maa vbh Map. wee Weibel It Made. Mk ea the art ~ et Petasere I = Ir oM / 0407 k li rna. .Ikr. cm i llie l lat Norms. Ospala Orbs, taw Iwo/ tetkoseged. pet Is We M the IMO et DIN Nall. aad mill we/ emit* le w. elseelL n• orrlMorMl Ourimmeldreed tato OM lola aid Me (wiraeser).-111. Ur* Ira 11. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. ), tram Imzi* lir lambs, ha. 11, k 3$ Fitiad a. rimegue), Lakdoa tar Antral* Jr . 7, Ist. N., li.. W. = I .g . =s ol , attadlog N.W.„ ht. 0, Wawa', Ottp), Goa I.Vmpaol Hr NisMg, Dn. 11, 10. W W. Nobbar (bitipt), bat. 11, In. t M 10.0 W. tais ddm lAA bawd htltallsitae, Dr. IS, kt 111 iss. OW. nine fiedge (Smith ship), tram Uturgotl kr MAD* Dia bt. 1 I. km ft W. Qom at lbs Atm blip), from Limped kr Wash tq dot,Das. 111 t bt. sa, bum Pet Nail Ist tAbist, ha. ti. W. 0 N.. kb. 111. Alta% ham tat Pow. Des. IC Ist N . be. t 6 W. Vans. Ina lookstabodem. JELIN bun N., be. W. The Tamar made the from Altmaadria to Southampton, a distance of ta 18 dye ash how, hmehelhag a stoppage of 8 haute eat 90 miaow at Naha. alie no front Mahn to Bontheistask dilweee el 2,000 ranee, tn 7 days lef hems. Me rod horde within 11 Doan of the contrast thee. The plele of the keekslien Win went sorted m homed the Tamar by Mr. Bake* Of the Gamma Peet-ello% ssd sa amiatem, aad the Imo r o = gß ei **Jae yes Ometalehei to tows ham I* a maid Isla at pest am m ßalmier adlememe. ' /fina 10 ilitDi--The Penietisast Diem l i f o = MO esseastell alir • deed the 10111 • the isisiti, • seetsser ben to ihr Ile essequese • premseee ad ergo, is =peellesee with their Mae of adm amines M' by ma petiole be ilelie min MO the , •ir isr.; ...k....... * bie whin •P t ei p casiiiime eseeeipsises tor the i n .:= 7 " r le be lineesied hp Ihe route of Z i resem nm all T i ss et illes edit rot bs bri•liel ly bobs so &maids& v. he styes =lb= io time is the:teas Ault Livid** Woad Of these extra dissin hew BoadhassOws. -- AMERICAS AltD CANADIAN MAIL DIBTAN3IIII.--• LIVERPOOL, SATIIIIDAY.—The the.., Can i, was thapetehod to-day for New York Vl* Om awls awl 17 Mr engem. dto the m She of the Nes took ao weals. Oa Weballey sei=6- ea ike eewr Olty el for Now Yolk (with • ehip's m 18), lle dram Amato- Hezon will be diapetehed fee Ballad Mat* with the faaadiett meas. Loewe be nadved at the Lieolod post-oSoe far des per natll 7.46 on Wad arday toondag, with bee foes natil 8.16), and on the land isrotage mill 9. Mein AT PORNIKOI7III.-011 Natalia] eat noon • tat Slung Tuner shot himself in the it= Peetemeallt. Oa Walswilay 114 to the abeam al Eveletth, la whew serellethe Twin fet at of =3•11 of kr IMO lis arstin ha i rta ll = Me Ihe Nee% Lamb militia. Oa lialumby alleerea be called et Ha IN saw tneweer's kw" mail hewed Jerglvenee• On Iv~'• bilis( Igo that Ide comilent had beta tee i t il l a s he Wets, he shot Idattelf ta the hoed with • phial, We mole of whkh ha . An ad placed *sea w9l be held ta aioatb. to He dd to that twenty an. 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