The Express. — London, England, 1849-01-25 00:00:00

~-ciyl~ ~~~~1 . ~~ a- , The INNS IARITISH ASSOCIATION for the RELIEF of SITILIMI DIMON, la Or 110(0111 MINIM et IMJ , ID mg OCOTLeND. COMIIITTIL 111 ..... 2r. the Lori Bebop of lebert Rasbary. Irog. Timms Haekey. I. ligh do id et Balboni* Kailbew Themes _IlseWS. 2. 1 0. P. Hem Ankest Willlolllo . Hart lUagsate. Jena Ileue.Thi. Soured Jere Alismes We am v ps Cowen W.•. Pe we seaz du . Ilee Lest LeteV i alnico Brew Lind LE j. j. David BWIMION. 114 astlessii, ILI% Allel O. 11. 9 M il tei. T. Farr. B @amid Gamy. r. AODINIA.--*3•111116 waif n !f i l . 0114 I. P. Enibpj a . . PluiloWlT Seeseeesies.—The ma. 0111ftICS, SW .14110Mee. ;WI - . 0rwe1e116.311.. a diversion in fsvour of the insurgents of Catalonia. Letters from Barcelona, of the 16th inst., say that' General Novillas had left Geronne on the 14th to attack Cabrera at Amer, where he had main tained himself for some time. On the ap of the advanced guard of these troops, C r :en% reported to have retired, bat had an an tin his retreat with the column commanded 7 Colossi Ruis, which, after a brisk fight, dispersed his troops. llanaut. JAN. 19.—Tbree per Oen* 191 paper; after Poisa. 191 me. Me Per Paw. 10 papr ; 'Pier Wu, 91 10 caah. Nedra, 4 paper ; after Bella, 91 end Hank el Bt. Ferdinand. 34 esala. ppm Ifflainge ea Lanka, 49.10 pap& Tresaary tar. 69 arah ; 711 PIP& rose rile whisk &laird other satimm—ao Imam. ee ex isted la Ireird--ao war, r was warred tram th e (had a . quiver to the Seine, aad from the Seine t ) the Danube; but, in lieu of these, Provilenee his determined to chastise the twins with a ministry which united in itself all the.. cats shies 753.] LONDON, THURSDAY, JAN. 25, 1849. [THREEPENCE. /TATUM? of Ws lILIOZIPTI sok lIIMUIDITI7II from Joe. 1.1$?. lo Dot If. 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Tie 04~ gamma the paw Is sopeldos. sod IS Is lisped Ide rads old sot pki. over We A PPIL&LiseIIILV esessded. Awl caot• a. beard At Ids egesiog et des Asibmas. els. : Maw I W. OW I 1441- .., US SASS 4,0! US 1,11 MIT MU SY SAM 4. UM ISM CLOY .4.1164. e+PI WAWA Asylum 44 SI sfi At th i r== "' E tri a 1 lAA L. — AGM a ' — ILA: • taw . pa itA mr. ,...... 7c::: 3 Mow laut ii. I Usmis. as. J. .T . 112•42•4424 I Jeliagkl:. P i le P . , - 12222. D .. Ws . . . I no, viiii: lii;V:si. k l itid •u.w.r'cr• • Nes. Pura Ansi: • • •• • • 1 • • %in. Mass . • • • • • • .f." - W. ribti.a.:iiii:::: .. .. J. a. is •ii i. .. 11: ;X .......‘ ....'::: : • • . a * iiii ... II 6 • . —r — EY. : ::: i : • o . ........ 0. - • 0 A rir - .1iii:::. • L. P. M. I 6 • .... 1 3 • 4 • . 1 I I k••. 164. ..i• • • I 1 0 . %sem sle l • ftemerlpilses 1. y. Cts Wow.. Witham., NW OK Kr J. Lohhoek. Dort lad Os. MOWS. Moth. Poymk and Os. Noon. and Os. Norm J..oc. Lto AKIO*. Mso, HaroKt. Man nod Cs. Memo Po...um OM. sod Co. New. Slptc. Monona, sad Ca loodoo Jo4ot Kock Bonk. jeKdon awl Mortmkbati Soak. Vako Hulk of Lmol.ol. N.B. nib Soddy mkpla rood as ondw WaL Harm Hors ar Co. Year arbor Poni. sad Co. Mora Dairaara and Co. Or Clore Par rd Yam Oodo ar Co Ilessn. Berme rd Cu, Lobes sad War raor Doak. Nora Harard and Co. Yam Mir rad Co. so Itlanamst cailedbffe. w. C. RIOIL. Chairman. rat. Jan. 14 Committee-m=l,n. Old eLEOANT TOILET REQUISITES, etch of io telliisatebaut—tOWLANDst MACASSAR OILY bet 4,1M 1 0 Iffee v tr o a realm aecl ie Weleet Inn Wee* am a NW impymM l Z l ta lla b '• r allua b ia mMy. W. I=nstift draft OM all MIMI seamy CA . —RS ew etedees Qom Z C IL towerstwate w.sticesorm or cestomin tie ato= ramoo t 0 i to wank dhow c• Mae mullue vee=lea allt Om Iraler=er C imo earael e= t , RIMY yid Me amonimeae t m= elle al a• swim The askieraga. 2 Me et Ilimi tt M* raße du ... a.. ool al wilds is empew shay at emery ampeelalle rad t N, ' Me er three Meet ••1 se P I • so St To . COM II • The e. Luse hod .• •• • /8170,871 011 The hisead &tie WIC 14 4 f1e,738 1 Told Ileboolpecus 5t70.041 1 Ptootelmee sold la belied ....... - . KU! 18 U Proviiier Weed tone the tlet ite . e7 the Ateeeietlea to bar Maloets Oeeteet met . . 14D1 11 8 Itemeter'4oi: N bee Ileaseetre Geoetemeat_ 18.40 111 7 Glom midget Itor Provider.. Seel mmY la helm& sad le bet llejemei Goveeimat ke lateeeeS red iteilififivieit 4305 18 8 /1103.3 , 38 8 I SZTWITI7II3. BE Provider Mope' le Wend . j 178.576 18 I - 111. ftmeler.Oeseml. fee den tioiN teen Use 81evenneet Do. pitot la Debut to lot *Ober. 1141 ANS IT I Iced li, Prediess, be Oilier 110.. 4131.510 10 18, 100 ac Goo be lie Debi Onalmel sem OcemeNise ..... 10, m Ol0 314 u 0 • Clrellmels Abseelebitue ... .. T. 210 =l l5 "wi r/Ilosoy to last Oeueulasse la Imbed. ill• Ott Cledins.sed MN too the per- 30 s s N. for Previsions Yowl la art. •• • • . 107 An 1 5 1 0 M Valor. roe PAW "2.l2l jrrBee ............ ULM 17 I MON fee ffebeeb ........... 12,000 0 0 33)373 13 33 et Mid due Oebbber, 1017 sod AV." — led Din SAWN= - Atlysn el" =4=67:iiW ardl NMI OWL . mos of 011er MAIM SSW Ocaminiern Mr um Sl4 10 Lan 6 1,674 l 17 1 0 619 176 10 0 1 0 0 liimme MMEW Tamar' Co.'s. allllll ilO6.l'T 19 6 . 1.411 S / V isa Thus AMMO bans bon cheeked s the song rd comet. IbSU /1111 X IMAM theeSal u ar, heels V I M h MIL The Ms b u rin stinlice es the Yet Imp= be esd le serfarkerhht glen ealyweee= VIC /Mb doer Geoff Me rni t emsemied 6. — er=bg% MMus rn=. sleek ii. 1 .41 a le the gut ez. at the esemeed el by bee=ehinelee. red by the 4 " Otaz on.i. . " the Oneselltee is tea . end Ear be obtained ee ger be. oath the et the ellen of the r uil itlshb =IN M. ce M the &pet d J. l ert a tell HALT. liesetee; Osemlitemposale. South Ow boom as 13. 1119. A 1380CIATION to ritOMOTiNti the ithLlti• DIMITITOTIOS lir METROPOLIS. sad for rm al the Poor by mar et Parochial sad Markt MEAL Mar Os samalabiadsaae sad dthethisa al the abbey sad Limp. thauser—?M LM 11w. the Lath Mabee or LON DOIL The NW 11. M. I. I. : l4 Vsat.. M.P. -tr Raw It. 04. Milo =de ow pow mojAti zipt on lbe Vona. dollog link 1.8 Pe rkUL. 11kOkkos. Ito 'Po took to WM on et lbo Roma lbw km Om 00 hisokow km NO MO tooro. sod It Amobs woo INNIEF T Z . I on d lko Moab of. the lloolog to Mr tho Am somoory to to Mo atm& 11110 moo ho aspostod. Ilk tolleeks Nosuots Mop ant boa plooloodp ademodokod: MO. Vano=by Os Mo. 111005... 6 4% a • Mom of . ... ZlOO 0 TM Them& IL A. ftotny. 04... 04 Mk. 11 0 ko.. . 24 o w a iiiiiiiii:iiii:iii aSeal/Miii. Mr iiiiiiiii. me Cogiet . ..ii_W. I• • 1:1 A2o o _ .? 30 0 Pk .M. M. IN i &FALt s Wo o t M =.....a 1 %% slam ii nr..7 ....... Na•A s Levnkvwa....WWWW. DI 0. C Courthene; . 16 . 1 .... A Lady Its Warm .. ...... II Capt. S. CMGs& ... .... 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II: 016, silms.riw as.temboarl. Iv IluzbotamdCo.. Ab Wifte do& 101 Meior IL Dorm* Oro. Dronmead. Mit •• 6 6 Mr 6 Ihd bury Ma. Wart _ I Lard Tim. Mon Mb dos. 10 W. T. Plemmet, Fro .3rd do...um. H. . :2•4 MO. 6 Theist Amaral Ho .wt am be MOM hems. ItlvbigtonS. Hstehms. R MMus. Ospiet win be feitWlZeld by peel, on spikattiou to thi flarraw. TM Smart far 1841 win be pMhdied Is the menhat week. thatrOwttoos will be reer by the undennentlosed tankers: At the Wed tool -Moors. Rerries. !Mather, had Co., at. homer Aron; Moors. brtumwood. Clarthromes; Mews. Coatis sod Co.. Mood. M the cay-ilesers. ham ilsobstros4 • Yeas WiErwes,, Dean" md 06., Machin WIC ; Mears. Barrel.!. ihnsu i at oe co . ... Lombard. street ; nod by the seereary, tbe ohm he a( 4.46 Mar -1 inetwelses. Trsedgaromsre. i 10 0 IKON BEDSTEADS and CHILDREN'S COTS.— earn.vecy lawn emerhneat al then Bedgeads to troa and bee" from owe * ass from h l deck fitted wtth dovetail Joints sad paisat nictiag. and M* hes free mews. cute, or elm tiN SALE at the showooonset WILLIAM BURTON date gigues' nod Bunco,. NI. Oalerdwtreet tower' of Nownsaatresl). and 30. I. Newman= which are the nresed In the guild • where may ithe be nee the Rhelestine. ur Easy Iron teMpt iet e L dIA is spaticable alike to hos end moan berboteada It again itaxiliary to perfeet rest. .w eves the watewheiL Ooninsn boa bodesends al h. tid. sods.—stled cataloguest with segearlieset eve, kenimaagereeeticio semi tene Pssti tee. DR6.;ENTB fnr WEDDINGS. BIRTH-DAYS sod WI ?WTI VAL& 1111.11 SUSI JIMMY'S ART. 31ANUIFACTURNS. &signed y Oks most asanots &MOB. osonsied WOr Int EngliAti laill11:11141111,11, sod sold by all rospecisbes Onion !stows mod mostly. Put 17.5. PIANOVORTS CAR DLESTICRIL Is Adios ITowitasodl. 11.• Us % e.MTAOINTH OLAIIB IR. Rearm, K Z. AL SPILL CASK "Csplds at • betallze 4 Balk 3a. and upwardsSALTCSLLA IL. Is gloms metal. aestunestad wlth A...0v..2W us. mod ; with Spans. fl• Ws . SALAD SPOON and TORR. La earvad wood. S 2 2a. MI 0•11; Iwo, asd ileac at various pilots 111111AWILN IFL (bs,sl mood Dna& 14.. ; tPud Dar/ Mad* Sh sod upsards. MIKA D PLATTUR. Is arra weal. fl. to dia.; wafts. Its to Me. ; pl .Is wood, 3a. dd. 011 KWIC K N 1 VS, LIS earred.wood Imes I7s. ; Dory handle. 27.. ell WKS& DISH, with esasad.wood borate 411 b. sad upward& surnm Diem, la eared -asod. ISO Iftr Sias or Mgrs. Th . • BUTTER RN IPS, slob toned-wood sad plated blade. Ms ; Ism landla sad siker bawls dia. CAMa d lll . l'4(l RN WS and FOR .. webs WOKWOKdined with discs 01 2... the mfr. FISH RATING MXat miss' prim. 11011 CAST ISOKNIFE sad FOWL Is 41 , 40 and *Ma 10 . 4 . 1 . 111 4 10a. asd SKIM Jtu. =tics Starr 111. J. Tosamsd). Mk; sub ad. WATSR J lig UTls asamMol daas..4 Us.. sad upwards. IR. Red- An. A.R.A. 0011LST, to 10a. t CAILAPPR sa d TUM BLS .In asantdled Ors IT.. dd. • MUSTARD POT. Tbs MUM TOSIMIN" is Parka. aL ; and Is ANA LTCILLAIL te earthenware. A dolphin with a AUL IA 110. • CAM ;att. TEAPOT. In BriMenda wormeented by Partna team ie.. ; bt Aviv. 10 germ..: err plated meek 40e. IR. Red . gram A.K.A.) •_ I A TEA.CADDT. Is wood. at rennet prima ▪ A TEA CADDY SPOON. ha plated metal. 2e. Pd.; is rwar. ▪ CRIME JUil„ la etamS dew UO4 end upward.: m Poona, k id. , L O WINS TRAY. in paper slab. IL Redeems, A.LA.). I end • mew DECANT & S'S. in anatelled oaken IR. Radom% A.ILA.). L 3 Y. the WINS OLAStkte enesolled °deem K CHAMPA yob. ON GLASS, " Rabbles Denthia,"eamelhd to mammas" awn. rot NI. J. Town. d.) Various prices. DEMEST KNIVES end FORKS, with widowed lemike, remeiwarreate. ebonies, litete, empberrka. otrawberrlee , ant at= blades. 10A each. VINTAOR DECANTER STOPPERS, le "her and to Moan alit, SO 'Arbon torkeo. )J. C. Howley.) :AN DLSSTICKOL—The whine. to china, deigned by IL J. Towne. end. ha itrame and Oman*. Tama prime. IIATCH.I3OX. "The Kniettee Pelts. _ Itriee.3‘ yLeW ER VASE ill. [done. A.R.A.). la Minn. ; ookerio l dam Mb. SRI INIIPTAND, d pirettein J. Bell). ZHU. end 'Words. BRI DRS INKSTAND, la SIiVIS sod in /lactic Olt, at TIMM Prim: In Mango SS M. is I upward., with 'noble tan& N ▪ Ittol O CHILDREN, pap a weight to twee. 01.1 a Peden; Ibt in PA▪ PE". [RIPS, to match. with gilt blade, to morocco ens, 30A nod AR so CH r lT we& ECTURAL TRUSSES, to Terra Cotta J. SOIL .10 ed. "RAVI NO.POT, to emtbeavan. "Hera.., bearded and beardkot." es. and newer& Dbh end brook& CFR REIMS a door porter. is ben. APA PER to bane plotaret on IL Redeem.). At W. Simpooah. 343, Strawl. BRACK EVA la erred weniL Sib. the pee. end weir& PA PINEWACHS CLOCIC•CAOS. at Teems Wean lINFANT NEPTUNE IEI. Towas - rea,, • althollar la Partin . V..; la raver sad la thou% at earloos prim Tile; NYMPH. a Maths for eh* garden. la Term Cote" Ilfe size. by PO R. oreetereots. THE DIBTRESPED MOTHER, • statuette (Sir R. Wesonscottl, In Parton. two lore" bb. lid. THE OR EblE SLAVE. a statteette by Illrun Porter, In Pollan, a. b IMAKSPEARE, a statuette. in Tartan, £3 3.. ; also In Brain/. 06:a. LC Redl.l TRAGEDY sad Co M EDY, etataottro. ht P Man. each El Is. (J. Ese.l UNA AND THE LION, • statuette 3. Mb, la Portals, E 3 1: media broom. DOROTHEA, • statuette 1.1. Bell). la Parba. A lb.; sod In brogue, Ele O. CLUE'S DA, a statuette 0. Bell). coraPhalos to Dorothea; lb Perlsa. et b. PRAYER, • statoothe GI. Bell) la Paha, Ms.; or with coloured EEL Mt Dimity, a statuette {J. Beth. la ust Parise, Sla ;or with coloured 1n... Me J ready. The '• IlleA - BROOCH. Parka mad roll. The " DOROTHEA - BROOCH, Arbil rod geld. The CUPID BROOCH. '' The Wade 1M.," 07 J IMIL la lrou—A NIGHT LAMP L A HAT STAY t; LLARICT; A SIDEBOARD ; TEA. old TEA art COPPICE. POT ; DEER JUO. BRACELET. 10 N . Medi* CIIR IA TEN IN ll OUP IL Rolcrstrel. GARDEN VASE la Poo. Ae. • NEW CATALOGUE, with tersoty.uhte deOgso, sent by Joseph Curial 11, Old lioad.etroot, on recedes of threnpodage.laMPL Corrsto7 orders cremated oa rood"' rd• Palbollsoorthlr. Nth 36, ORACECHURCH-STREKT. GIIIMi Me b. the time = a 1 sod enmity, the Wowed am this eitablehemot—pertel=bees se as Ohs =Ma the peopeleter et I= INOVITIN had the seed Wes= te n t s l= beam to = = toin does ezt=lpeltaro4 Brow Will dernele. deed aisheissshave woode n; = the usemlaie have beta . the um= =below ibel .""s relorsa far Isv ip li n at the wine pereaeLlilhar,.. °M as roalwase la =Wog ' MO ON the Veber it to he lie dolp to maim= 0. may dor ttle of &awe ato m be eon more =ON rte NB paer.lS WIN anMOL The Waft et AMY= sad bow les eneehlist to tor MIT 00A Per e_lelo s abre eta ati tto : I. = i gm have eleir w b ileahlas Mill* as • ft . == ham ellli laelA ssi k a ar li ni s zairt is mi r f l ad ? elorget at .NA • a t. ?Sa L tiertatiobrAidii tnil ..ifilit: L s . a ore= iedez i. lss. was . 1 da dd. OK= Brea tad... Troweres.... no. De i le e ti=ificiie . _ *: ....,.... illh as. Very seder. dw ter dram .... OA. Ihgnal. WINSIES. 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TIIR NNW 11111180N1 Tllllll.—We havejmft rafted land Mel our alleles hens Mem bowleg date Casten. 1 and by the Tea Ripon Statement emelmed, we Iwo that 4,ooo.inulba short of kat car. Orme Teas being. however, In emcee Our eovY osatale Meta Meg the *talkies o Teas 'hipped are laf . the moire tart befog Canino I think it likely that the comparative export will be further I men. as last year 11 shim were dwiretched In November, year not more than 17 were expected to sell. The following were the Prices of Teas in China when kit, and summed is a statcencot of the eon to the mere country, as aka of the preurot pricy at Number One : LURCH- the Or NO oewber, the eap,4l Vt 1./Oo.Mulbs. 0 She Orson made. fedora nexThety 7r1111";1 . 114 man It la Os it It Z S S Z 5 Sii 14 S S S 5515855' 5 SC " tt 5 5 It It tStit F rF v. F F Rg p s .P. s:Of s ss gi sEs M Mit It • F Ft'g le P P virrwrvr frifffilf it — i If rlt If If 1r P g ir FtePe ir ;PP i. S it g • v sg S g ir Err_ Fp ; Firlr ;PI , Pr" g it itAit PPit 1 f g -1 F i At or pray per posed pro& on the or prior. we shall be happy to golltdy the trap la loin rad raantlie to salt th e most extensive armada PRZSINT AIIITALS AND THE OPENINO.-1e have to arise the antral I. tote cowegra of two rim the Sunda sad . = Ow tea. breeng the An t iONISiS•II of the saw erica tar. Weer of gera rot Tiallty. and have eager at erkei comparatively erianta The Sart deagrntions of rape reittaar from b. ld. to WORTHS 111 TRAlL—Thrash Ore lave hie new 04.ettr Asa eggenmsd Oat tote year the how Ohl" Mw a arthigiable hien d, r the hewerthin n same of thinks that A hale I= l ead TY She ell be tidy malaterail. sal for the Mires irises : araery, thresh wt so trialift Imp ask reel to an laggard. The Florid Posoist are renteriellre to our therdirds. rd. as wdl hem, 11111 mss menshrte grab at with arar waft ws grAy SU 111AST.—IMPOST POE ALL—The prithl /ems of NI/Yana ONIL ST. PAUL'S CHURCHYARD, lar girths ill fall rich Pekoe flavoured tee, of the Wes old tedtheall eirt.lo a pound. It Is dd. a pound lee Ors It wee algae thr she. Widths manly h fully aqua From the Infargrataather area we bar that we Mall be enabled to ke..p up the qualm of sr Mai wt Moet learn nt the Woo: and road any favourable era air par In the market may rem angora that we will be the int, ag tie weir bar bee. to abed them the foil beret of It, sal to *ow up to world that the IsOtten claw tom ere mold at the lowest dais rata DAIC IN and COMPANY. tea mareheata. 1 1111111 011,ST. PA 'S CHURCH- T AI D.—Dee. fake Nouer.-.116 IMAM Aar I rimed now earth radar tal sweet vrarday. when below ls ninumid 1111 12 Werth. COLONEL STEINBACHV ACCOUNT Or THE PUNJAU& la pout Sao, price as., dote. THE PUNIAUB; being a Brief Account of the Saha awl Hair Cavalry, By Lisor..Coa. Saliasacz. d eW- Non.n. arab a Map. Tao Map may be had aslant ly, pram la, or la 6d la are. Loa.loa : Smith, 'Sider. sad fb.. M. 4 mhlll. Puce 7s. ect, cloth. TM?, HISTORY of FRANCE, from the Earliest Period. By MOILS DB BONNWIIOSO. The two •019111011 of the French edition ounprioed In the one of the trensiatioa. Thh work B the history ered of by the Minister of Public Education In Frio* where it bee leedly posed throaatt dye editions. Pelee I. 6d.. &Mt. THE HISTORY of the UNITED STATES of AMKRICA. By Joy!. nom of Pbtladelplas. Ithcokomely bound In cloth. with ninety One wood 11110111113" il price .a. i .LUSTRATIONS of the dd. BIBLE, and CON rmiATIoNe et BILCILID SIOTOBT, from the MON D- Td of NOY PT. H AW: Tonos. LL.D. Pow an DI —" 11 .6 =tio and Indispossbto se soolos to Ids Ifte rna rroomy ballad Tres illie am TIMMS llortoroll nortrio lutroductiott to the Criting Dade el lie eatiparins.—"ltatft atm huodred toots of Serildwy w are ormer orreaffy =Am odd tom or lon osololool k Ws dootortly 0 zoostod TOIOMS. sad In a From tbo Drliirla liagooloa li t t VI: an Wonsan odd won ondutdd Ws book, on ii= i r orallor .. I D. leevenrDtunsozeit• "tOO Z LE —COLONEL sad TAILOR." " lULD'S PARTIES, and a REMONSTRANCE CONCERNIZO TIM - ' It ORNINGS at the MIDDLESEX SES SIONS." ' HE OGRE of TOOTING." ' MISS BENIMBLE'S TEA-AND-TOAST." 'THE JOLLY LONDON BEGGARS." see. PUNCH." No. 304, for Jon. 27.—Pelee Bd.: Blamed. 4d. Odic% 86. Flootottroot. W RAT TO RAT, DRINK. AM) AVOID; Mr Dia WAD for MI 4i J. Comarma. M.D. II 03111•111 L—How So lamme pod* romir ig rAt •Ctlyst. m oor ball. NM a _ rreL lig sr st bards UMW Ms am so mor amMires. mu soralo lir annat Order WOE.% rad Turk M Mar Ur Imior podia Ifirmorri. le mor. or red trkurrook r.,. Posorsoestwow; Ormilho. 14? Mir area ; Mrs.* Osookin : Xl*" U.. Nom ihroatl; or Maid tram rossollsor.lo. Atootkoisto. Roolosotroot WEST INDIA MAIL. Ch Mob% Weirech.) IMPORTANT FROM JAMAICA By the arrival of the West India Mail steamer Temot, at Southampton, we have dates from Jamaica to the 22nd of Dec. The Tevoit bangs 1,166,250 dollars on merchants' accounts, and 25,363 dollars on account of dividends. Berbadoes was healthier. The weather in the West Indies was favourable. The Legislative Council and government of Jamaica having taken advantage of a mistake in the Import Duties Continuance Bill, the Assembly had resolved not to form a house, and se stop the supplies. The Mexican Congress adjourned on the 2nd December. Banta Anna was suspected of being implicated in conspiracies spinet government. The Mexican tressury department is about to establish a national bank for fanning the national debt. The Mexican army is to be norganiied. The Guerilla war between Vera Crux and Mexico, hes increased, and the dili g.noes are regularly robbed. Pees was at Caracoa. The Venesnelan fleet saluted him whoa they passed Curacao. The fleet is now at Core. The delay of the Teviot was caused at Hamm. FRANCE. PARIS, WIDNZIDAT, 11 A.Y. Yesterday the first and third volume of the budget for the year 1849 were distributed in the Assembly. From these documents it appears that the budget of expenditure is areatly reduced in all parts of the public service, with the exception of the budget of public instruction and that of worship, which have been increased by three millions; and the floating debt, which has increased by 41 millions the burdens of the state. . -- --- The budget of war presents a diminution of 76,111,450 f. The effective of the army, which, on the Ist of December, 1848, amounted to 502,196 men and 100,432 horses, will be reduced by 121,372 men and 8,022 horses, and would melee a total at the sad of this Tear of only 380.824 men and 92,410 berms, of which 78,000 men and 15,490 horses are to be employed in Algeria. The budget of marine is by 22,0 7 3,029 francs. The active fleet to be composed of 10 ships, of which two with twin battery ; 8 frigates, 18 corvettes, 24 brigs, 12 trans port., and 24 schooners and cutters, manned by 20,000 seamen. Besides these, there will be two ves sels and 5 frigates, en de disposibilde de rode, and $ ships sad 10 frigates in port commission. The steam vessels belonging to the active Bret would be composed of 10 frigates, 12 corvettes, and 34 ethos. Besides these 21 vessels, of which 9 frigates, 6 cor vettes, and 6 &shoe, would remain in vort commission. The rumours of changes in the cabinet, which have been circulated, and of disagreements between the President and his ministry, are o scially contradicted. Petitions, numerously signed, for the dissolution of the Assembly, continue to be presented. On inquiry in the proper quarter respecting the real state of the question as to the transmission of the night mails to and from England, we learn that the following is the arrangement which has at present been come to by the Post office authorities of Paris and London :—The letters will be conveyed from Calais to Dover, and vice versa, during the four winter month's (15th November to the 15th of Mach); during the other eight months, they will be conveyed, as heretofore, yid Boulogne. lip to the 15th of March nett the service hitherto carried on by Boulogne will take place at Calais, but the letters will be conveyed to and from Paris by the Boulogne railroad, for whith purpose they will be transmitted to and front Boulogne and , Calais by mail cart, the directors of the Boulogne railroad having engaged to accele.ate the service so as to prevent any delay in the arrival of the letters at Calais, and to enable them to retard the departure of the train ftom Boulogne tor the trans mission of the Calais mail. The Constitutionnel has the following on the situa tion of the cabinet : The adveneries of the government of all shades of opi nion, whether they sit en the Info of the Mountain, or only half way up, have adopted a sew plan of campai gn to em barrass the ministry—hey cell ea it to inaugurate a new ' p they, to rodeo* the 'spumes, to bring the budget to ea equilibrium—they ask where are the ameliorations which it hat realised, and those which it proposes ; and, es the mi nistry, whose hands these reformers tie by their systematic opposition, boa not yet toe d, et *a expiration of three weeks, the marvellous r cret which is to render prosperity to our finances, and resuscitate credit, they declare that it ought to withdraw, to make room for abler persons—for those ap parently who directed attars during ten months, and who I-ft oar flames in so prosperous a state! This kind of budgetary moving bas been manifested by two proposi tions, one from 80 repreeentstives and the other from M. Bil. lank, en actiouet of which will be found in the accouat of Monday's sitting in the assembly. It is first of all important to remark, that it is not the present cabinet which prepared the budget of 1849; that budget is the work of preceding admini ttttt ions—it was presented on Dee. 14, by M. Trouvd Chaueel--and what the new ministry is te bring forward in a few days is simply figures and details relative to it. Large and bowa fide economise are asked for—that is very good— but these economies ought to be clearly stated ; and it is there that the &Malty commences. As soon as the shyer. Win of the cabinet are premed to deport from vague de clamations, and to state some practical reform, it becomes impossible to get a reply ; they . have no longer ray other re source but to throw themselves into the arms of those men of luminaries qualities, who have receipts for every case of difilealty—remedies for every evil—and, who propose no thing lees than to remodel, at the same time, the adininistra lion and budget from top to bottom. The military and naval examen me what it is proposed to cut down ; and it is lssdly declared that, if we do not hasten to diminish oar forces, all idea must be renounced of Internal amelioration, reduction in the taus, restoration of order in the finances, sued revival of credit. Allusion is made on this point to what is pasting in England, where Mr. Collides, we are told, does at hesitate to demand that the navel and military expendi tare shall be reduced to that of 1835, which would give an eeesomy of 250 millions a year. Good care is taken not to add the, at the veryminseot Mr. Cobden is preaching up his new reform, Eng isnd is increasing her naval t xpenses, and that, if she has determined on that augmenta. ion, in spit* of the prop sitions et Mr. Cobden and his friende, it is not done lightly, but alter having well and maturely examined the necessities of the service. Certainly every good eitisen must desire that a universal dimming could be ar rived at; but is it not singular to see such a measure de manded at present by those very persons who augmented the effective force, end who probably would be the first to try out treason if the ministry proposed to reduce it under pre sent circumstances ? Bad faith is here ro evident that it , strikes every eye. Ii the question of disarming was only a question of Rance, it would long since have be. n decided, but it is before ee rything a question of national honour. The republicans of the veins and their friends nave herein • exceedingly confident since the mid-ate party is at toe head of affairs. If it be a homage which they pay to that party we thank them sincerely, but they forget that when they were in power th ey peel oath, compromised our foreign situation; they ought to be the first to admit that at the point where they left matters, it is important for the honour end interest of Femme that our forces should re main on the looting of observation." SPAIN. We have received the Madrid mails of the 18th inst. Two small Carlist binds, of about 200 men, bad entered Guiposcoa and Navarre. The former bad been forced to evacuate the province and direct its course to join the cohere, pursued by the Queen's troops. It eves mu tinied that this movement had for its object to effect I I P ITALY. SARDINIA.—We read in the Genoa Gazette : " The government, being informed that Urbino, of Mantua, the author of the revolt of the 29th of May against the Provisional Government of Milan, and of the revolutilir;;ryproclanation addressed froM Paris, on the let of September, to the Genoese, had arrived here with a French passport, under the name of For. tune, designated ma a commercial traveller, for the purpose of propagating the subversive principles of socoalism, mused a search to be made at his residence, and, papers having been there found proving his in , tentions, he has been arrested and will be brought to I trial. ROMAN STATES.—La Constituente of the 16th says the report gains every day fresh confirmation that a Spanish squadron, with 12,000 Spanish and Portuguese soldiers on bo ard, has sailed for Gaeta. LOMBARDY=The Constituents Italian of the 16th states that Marshal Radetzki was about to re move his head-quarters to Crema. The military hospitals and tressure-ohests were already as route for that place. The Concordia of Turin states that accounts have been received from Lombardy, which are of a nature to give encouragement to the Piedmontese. it says that the Austrians are under the necessity of fortit ing themselves in Mantua and Verona, and that they have a provision of corn for only three months, and have been compelled to throw away their sat pro visions, as they were spoiled. It is added that from 10,000 to 12,000 Auetriene have marched into Ger many through Verona and Vicenza, and that there are now in the Italian provinces only about double that number. This account differs materially from that given in some of the Austrian journals, accord- I~to which large reinforcements were being sent into Itay. The Milan Gazelle, of the 18th inst, publishes an official notice, stating that, from political and military considerations,the communications between Lombardy and Piedmont are closed in various parte. but others are indicated which remain open. NAPLES.—A correspondent of the Univers writes from Naples on the 14th : You know that the King of Sardinia, or rather his mi nister, the Abl e Gioberti, him sent to Naples a charge d'affaires, Pleas, well known for his advanced opinions, which is bat a sad diplomatic retionsenendatfon ; but perhaps you do not know the proposition Gioberti is charged with making to the Nmpohttn cabinet. An offensive and defen sive anima against Austria ! On this condition Charles Albert omegas that his son, the Duke of Savoy, shall defini tively renounce the crown of Steely ! At another epoch, when Charles Albert had not yet been conquered by Radets ki, when the King of Naples had not yet stifi , d revolt in his own kingdom. When the Sicilians seriously thought of having the son of the King of Sardinia for their King, suc► a proposition might haye been conceivable, but now it can only be considered as an insult. Consequently the Neapoli• tan cabinet has refused to listen to it, and the Sardinian en voy has not been received. PORTUGAL. The Oriental Company's steam-packet Pacha, Capt. Weeks, arrived at Southampton last night, and landed her made, under the charopf Lieut. Langton, It. N., Admiralty agent Her dates are:—Gibraltar, 16'h January ; Cadiz, 17th ; Lisbon, 19th ; and Vigo, 21st. Sixty-five packages of specie form part of her cargo. Commander Miller brings despatches for the Ad miralty from Admiral Sir Charles Napier. At Lisbon the Costes was chiefly occupied with finan cial discussions, which were conducted with most unseemly violence. The Oporto Wine Company would be unable this year to purchase their annual quantity of wine for exportation unbars pecuniary aid and legislative protection were afforded them. Sir Charles Napier's squadron sailed from Lisbon on the 18th, steering southward. The American frigate St Lawrence had arrived from Southampton. A Tema from Liverpool for Tampico 35 days out, had arrived at Lisbon, disunited and le aky. Exchange on London, 30 days, 521; 60 days, 521; 90 days, 82t. Our correspondent writes u follows : LISBON, JAN 19. Progressieta principles have already suffered • lamentable defeat in the Cortes, the opposition having strongly imnibect republican sentiments ; and, having taus every opportunity of showing them, the leading peers of the opposition have entirely and openly abandoned them, declaring the y will not make any opposition to the govern , meet, but tender them th. it advice in measures they dis approved of. The address to the Queen, in reply to the speech from the throne, will therefore meet with no opposi tion, except as relates to the fthancial department. The government thus gain the Duke of Palmas, Count Lavradio, Rodrigo de Fonseca Magalhaes, and all the:peers of that party, leaving but a few only to act by themselves. It is much feared by many of the peers that SiJdsnha will p out ; for, from the reconciliation between Count Timmer and the three distinguished peers above named, it is clear, that if the count were to turn against the present minister, he must fail, and we might expect to see a coalition ministry in Por• tugal. I doubt much if things can be maintained tong as they are. The country is generally discontented, and dis satisfaction already begins to be rather loudly expressed. I regret to be obliged to say the chamber has appeared more like an arena of pugilistic defiance than an assembly of ra titian gentlemen, meeting calmly and dispassionately to dies cuss the subjects which usually belong to the representatives of a free and independent nation. Soon after the usual national committees were elected, the opposition members moved for documents to support the charges they by-ingot abeinst the Minister of Finance. So brow-beaten was he nn the flu Jeannie ultra him that he reported himself to the pm inn ink. The miuister had let the sate cases sad fish duty, and actual) went down to the Chamber to ask for a confirmation ; but the °nervations made upon it by the opp sition b. ing so stormy, it is and the minister will aban don the subject, annul the contract, whica has already tvon simnel. and take a loan of 90 cantos of rein from an insolvent bank, whose notes are at a discount at about 46 per cent. The duty upon fish is one of the most oppressive to Portugal. Don Fedi* was aware of its oppressive nature, and, to gain strength and the naive interference of the fishermen in his favour, he abolished the tax ; but when the serf-ailed liberals found they could do without the wet of these poor but bold and daring people ' th e tax was re imposed with all the abhorrent paraphernalia of its collec tion. The mis-appl;cation of the public money has been so apparent, that Mr. Antonio de Cunha Some Maim taxed the mutiny with impudence in appearing before the depu ties • he was ordered to real the *amnion, but positively and loudly declared he would not. He demeaded to know what the minister had dose with the money ; he had in the last session obtained all he asked for. No one had been paid, , and nothing remained. The minister entered into an unsa tiefactory explanation of his acts and deeds, declared he had oversesumated the revenue, and met with deficits he did not expect, in which tapes( he was however contradicted by his own colleague, Goan de Castro, minister fur foreign affairs. The minister, however, acted, for once, honestly, and told the truth ; he declared the countri had Ice its credit, and no one would discount a government bill ! and every oopo.. 'Hun was offered to the colectien of the taxes. Such is the impoverished condition of that !teat _pert of the country, the Oporto wine district (the Upper Douro), that the Oporto wine company dealers they cannot purchase their annual quantity of 20,000 pipes for exportation without pecuniary aid, and some protecting legislative measures. Such is still the tyrannical principle sod practice of this liberaLy protocal government, that M. Ferreira Pinto has been refits• d permission to work the coal mines which belong to him in'Aleiat Peter da Cove, and the privilege has actually been given to Count Farrubo. What woofs any Britten landowner, who was in oppotition to the government, and who had a mine of any description upon or in the centre of his estate—say it he found the government had swatted privilege to a party, stranger to kim, to work the mine upon his estate ; and what more would he say it he were to meet horses, carts, and workmen going througn kis gates, and posting themselves on the spot to work end ap propriate to themselves what belonged to him. Now a word as to tn e want of respect shown to the speaker of the house, which will show the strong political feeling ex tstiao against the queen. The president desired Mr Cunha, previously referred to, to be silent. " I will not," was his reply. " Den's laugh," responded the president. " I have now no wish to cry," replied the deputy, " I will not suffer Olvaell to be treated as a echo el boy. n r with insolence." (itepeatent cries of "Order " with grist confusion followed ) Senhor Canna saying, "If they wonted to turn hideut, they :nicht said fur troops ; but he would repel force by fore! " Among the accusatioss brought scent the ministry, was one of a wine carrier having gone to the Duke of fiteldenha, at head quarter', before the action of Torre. Veen..., end offered tor a reward to assassinate the courier of the Counts Ante and Burnam for which service the carri-r has been re warded by an authority to pass through the Aleantare gate' in ihis city es much wine as he pleases, fn- of duty The ministry have now err .yed against them &tenor Silva Cabral, a brother of the Count Temper, perhaps the est orator in time chamber ; he bedan a m -at clear, elucidate, and elabe.rate speech, by reminding the ministry that they lied in the last session said " 0. ant, gratit, and in torte months the country wits be saved " He then took • review of tne country as compared with other countrie 1. It was in • state of perks.% punkt misery, ' and the administration completely ditiorgauteed, without After dwelling forcibly upon every set of the ministry. sad tarrying conviction to every hearer, he showed the abuses that had been made of the power tthheeny enjoyed. The Duke of Seldaeha had received hie quftWe salary asUil sister in Madrid, 1,600 000 refs. his pay es marshal, hit sa lary as minister, and 400,000 re% for forage. He undriganed uss ternign policy of the government, the srieturee upon mblek be would reserve until the treaty with Brasil and' the concords% with Rome were painted. aad' Speaklng of the menet of the este Maw, be said, how much never a 'deists, had distingelshed himself, the sot elusion of suck an act would erase all kis former glory. 1 He considered the most delicate part of his disown to be that upon the application of the public money aad the pay ment of the servants of the state. The accounts which he produced shows that in many of the military divisions • the last 16 days' pay for the mouth of August, 1848, was not yet paid to the half-runished soldiers. That the monthly expenditare of the government was cal culated at 640 contra ; that the nett receipt, of the revenue for the month of July last was four hundred and odd cantos ; in August, Ave hundred and odd ,• in September, 499 ;. Ore tober, 600 and odd ; November, 417 mates; that the whole amounted to two thousand and odd orates. That 600 cantos IMO to be deducted, but that he did not take into amount the revenues of tobacco, duty upon Ask, and the drafts upon the sixteen receiving districts, the whole amounting to 900 costae., that besides there was the revenue of the Oporto Custom-house estimated at seven hundred and add cantos., and of the branch custom-houses, amounting to 400 cont.% the whole making 3,600 cantos, they received still more; 250 cantos of ruinous loans, 40 costae advanced by the con tractors for the rote cease; consequently the government have received 3,890 wow, and have paid 1,670 Gents, re maining consequently with a balance of 2,270 oontos. That even admitting the expenses of English dividends, and the gratifications to the offtons of the Peninsular war, the whole amounting to 500 contra, there was a balance of 1,771 tante*, and he demanded, how had the government spent that money ? The speaker read the law of the application of the politic money and she penalty imposed upon its non cCa ap tion, and risked with what authority had government d 76 cant a of old debts which did not belong to the dio ramas of 1848-49. He then alluded to the army. By Ike law of the 26th April, the army was to consist of in el ' 'lsthmian, of 24,000 men. 6,000 whereof being on furlough; his notwithstanding, in November last the to ernment in meensed the expense by 170 contra, by ref using furlough 4,000 men, sad thereby keeping the faros at ,000, as man on furlough receive no pay. All this was done without a council of state. The Chambers had also only voted psy for six companies of the Municipal Guard, when the ministry keep up seven companies, at an authorised increased expense of 16 contra and odd monthly. He showed how much the preventive police cost the nee 600 more than the sum voted for its support. That in con sequence it was not surprising that the public functionaries were not paid ; that the very portrait of the Queen, which was in the room, was an accusation to the ministry, as it had been agreed for at 180 mitre* and they had paid 400 marsh foe it. That if he saw in the ministry men who would sup port good principles and the interests of the country, he would support them. AU he required was a jut, honour able, economical, and tolerant ministry ; but the present ministry not being so, and its policy being represented in the address, he would vote against it. Silva Cabral occupied the house two days. THE LEVANT. By this mail we have received the journals of Con stantinople to the 4th, and of Athens to the Bth inst. Abbas Pacha, governor-general of Egypt, and Mae loom Bay, minister of justice, were Mill waiting to receive formal investiture from the Sultan. The cholera had reappeared with increased intensity in Constantinople. The cholera was also spreading in the Greek provinces on the Turkish frontier. At Larissa, most of the inhabitants had taken flight, and found refuge in the surrounding towns and villages. PERSlA.—Letters received from Persia of the 4th November, say that the greatest anarchy signs in that coun try. On the death of Mohamet &shah, Chinas, brake& and ostler large towns rose in insurrection. The new Schap has taken the most energetic measures to suppress thine move ments. Whether he will succeed in the Present enfeebled state of the sov.reign authority time alone will show. The same leiten contain the following details on the expedition of Khorasan "We are awur, d that Yu Mohamet, &bah of Herat, has arrived, at the head of some thousands of buns men (having with him u prisoner,Djafer Koull Khan), to the assistance of fl SO Mina, geueralisaimo otthe expedition sent against the Khorasan by Mahomet Sohalt. The aohali, on his arrival at Teheran, sent against Saler, who is said to be marching on the capital with 30,000 men, an army of 10,000 men and 20 pieces of cannon. This army left about tan days since. General &min* has been charged with Oa command of this army, under the immediate orders of Sultan Hand Mira, generalissimo of the expedition. General Semino has been in the service of Persia for 26 years, and is high i l esteemed for his seal and capacity in military Alin, si courage. COLLIERY EXPLOSION. SUPPOSED LOSS OF FIFTY LIVES. BARNSLEY, WEDNESDAY EVENINO.—Aboat twelve o'clock at neon, a dreadful explosion took place at Carley Main Colliery, which is situated about two miles mouth of Barnsley, and where six persons lost their lives in February, and two in August, 1847. The dreadful loss of life which. in all probability, has been caused by this explosion will excel, with the exception of the Oaks or Ardaley Main Collery, on the loth of March, 1847. any that has ever taken pl ice is this neighbourhood. From inquiries made on the spot, it appears that there were em ployed in the mine forty-four Reitern of coal, who, along with their burners, will amount to about aixty.six per 11011‘. There are also horse driven, trapper., and others, who will 'mount to six or ten persons, making, in the whole, between 70 and 80 persons who were in the pit at the time the explosion took place. At half past 5 o'clock, 21 persons had been got out, 16 alive, moat of whom are severely burnt, and five dead ; four of the latter are married person., same with very large families. Their names are John Parsons the elder, and John Parsons, the younger, lather and son ; Amos Harp. r who has left a pregnant wife and six children ; Francis Wilson, and a single man named Atkinson. Every means are being tried no extricate the others who are yet is the mine, and who, there is every reason to believe, have become victims t o the devouring element. THE CONTEMPLATED REDUCTION IN TILE ARMY, to which allusion has been amide, will, it is said, he to the amount of ten thousand men. The proposed diminutiet will take place chief! in that portion of our forces which k. now on home service. REPRESENTATION OF HEREFORD/MIRE.—Sir K Buiwer Lytton having withdrawn, J. G. Phi Moore, Eq., ems again offered hinisrlf to the electors of Herefordshire u a candidate for their endears. RAILWAYS IN INDIA.—The question was decided, at the court held yesterday at fhe India House, against making a amine with the railway companies, partly on the ground that the Bat India Compluty disapprove siring a im ama t e orb per cent., without Whieh the companies declare it to be impossible to raise the capiial, and partly because it is supposed that the work can De executed more economically by the East India Company's own einem. II this decision is fi nal, mod confirmed at the India Board, it only :mains for the But India Company to re imburse the railway associations their past expenses, and to leg no time in preparing to conetroct the works themselven —Morning Post. SHIPPING. DRAT.. Jan. 23 —Arrived: 11 , 41and's Queen, and Unubs, China; Isle of Wight. Susan Crisp, and Richard Cobden, Mauritius; Caroline, New Yark. Arrived from the river: Arno, C' quimbo; Pearl, Valparaiso; Richard Brown, Remo ras; Vietgia, St. Vincent's ; Spartan, Jamaica. The Johannes Marian- which sailed to-day for Ramsgate , leaky, has put back, and been towed to the river. Costa, Jan. 21.—Arrived : Columbine, Rio Grande ; Lord Moingomerie, Laguna, with lee of rudder, head-mils, and leaky, and not Ike Lord Montgoaseey, as reportedyester day. Sailed : Cotfield, Dia .h, City of Nasals, Dud brook, and Lord D about', Bengal ; John Brewer, and Tulin& Castle, Bombsy Bitterish, Jan. 2t.—W.N.W.—Arrived: Auspicious, and Lord Beresford, Swam.' ; Torridge. Carmarthen ; Hose, Watarfard ; Cornwall. Hayle ; Talbot, Carmarthen. MILFORD, Jan. 22 —Last night it blew a gale from S.S.W. until four cm., when it changed to N.W., attended with via lent 'quails of nail Waxgotan. Jan. 22.—The Invincible, from Constantinople for Cork, came on shore yesterday at Calliastown, in Bally crane Bay. and hes hansom a wreck ; cargo all washed out. DUNDALIL Bar. J in. 21.—Arrived : Arcadian (supposed), from St. John's, N.B. LEITH Buena.- Arrived: Alfred, St. John's, N.B. DURUM BAT —.Clive d : Lydia, St. John's, N.B. Mumimes, Jan. 23 —W.—Arrived : Harriet, Cuba. FALMOUTH, Jan. 23.—W., fresh braises 22ad.—Put back: Regina, fi.r Buenos Ayres, with bob-stay carried away. RAHROATI, Jan. 23 —W,—Arrived: Gotha, Charleston for St. Utes, with lam of sails, and making water. SmieLne, Jan. 22.—Sailed: Sion, Coquimbo; Ann, and Jane, A maim and Sorb America. OTI , DIiNCIINTAII, Jan. 19 —Arrived : 00(40, Batavia, for Amsterdam. GIBRALTAR, Jan. 17.—The wind being east, all the wind. bouud sa wets in the bay, Algaziras H.tadatt ad, and from be hind the rock, sailed and passed the Straits to the westward. Striesar, N.S. W.. Sept. 30.—The Matilda, frees Hobart Town, and the Pedlar, from Port Philip, for Port Albert, were tutelly lost previous to the 22nd inat., the former at Gabs; Inland, and the latter at Rent's Group. The John Sonchay sad ed for Hobart Town on the 22nd ult., but was obliged to put bsek, making six Males water per hour, hav ing struck twice on a reef. CONNTANTINOPLIL Jan. 3.—The Thompson MU fallen In with 31st oh., off Ceps Carabaurnon, making one foot water per hour. The Limas Carey is wmaied at weed, The Elisabeth Berton, of Swansea, ....e.,' in this roads, was run foul of by • Greek 1 , 0 '-'l , ; 9: „ .) V .., •... i • tz- - - ' ...i .t.t.:A _ 1 fsi i I I: . - ~:... El t. :: f ir iFil if. ...t. €l td s . • i • a r II V i