The Express. — London, England, 1859-09-09 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 9, 1859. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE. Moor WAthr,• showily deemed young wawa, was cheep . hetet the Lord Mayor with otealiag • watch, vales 16 'maw. the me m., of Frederick WMais Rawlins. M.D. ppsrace sold—lat ware 1 art la_aissar is Cum. star, Asa p ins crank. me raw so mgo base rib hr, MS I rearc& fibs beware, still sostauel to salt by my dds I sempal pt rid bur, ar stopped alto. Just lima 11•0611 . VOWS esas sr .set Mood - Were me. Almost iameshately 14t a may ALAI twlich at my walmcoat pocket, sad the per no m 6 rWs se she meld. I put my bead to my estolt. I rem after her, oaths( oat PP ' S*, perseed tor for atom a litutired y•rds, when abs was atonal by split:mut la Goldea-laas. The railcars isho m y smolt, which woe Ilica on the gromed, sad piciwi it up. TM primmer esiJ she wee gait* Mammal it tir char" Nut sr —And so 1 ma Moonlit, Stank I ass I lad pasoas of it. rcose primeid be heard • er7 of " Stop War" sad, ewes ti e M nmaimr, he parseed and stopped her. Aa be Lob held of her she threw the watch ...T. H. to * Mr to the reseater who azdeimel, " hers best my old •stch." shin wile head es her whea searched at Ds et .tiw She pse• fros rarer. Peewee—l did act wish to lerhaf &ware me my Lally. Oh, my lord. do hem mercy oa me. It is the Oro time, sad it et ail lis the hist, Ido route you. lam the mother i g two , adna, who see quit uaprovided for. Lard Mayer—Mon is the shame that a married -I'visoree-1 am set armed, lord. 1... r 1 51syce—Tbst is vote, mill. I shill commit you far tral. Coun.ittad acconlingly. DOW-ITREIT. wiimisma PUT STYLI O. lishartlos• • eberireera, Ina charged with mss lag a reembar of peeler pee, the property of Mr. 8. Po , tett. leselerd of the Kist(' Arm^ Maryleboarretreet. P.h.-•••-nootsbio P 114, deposed that 14 ma, oa duty la Lear-. rc at litall-peat oh.. ?hamlet' , sight, what he met the pre, our, who wee "voldag drunk." °Mavis; that she looker 'mussily bulky, or rather "lumpy,' the artiacial sapaca , ri mot befog of the bind attributable to the couven basal temo:.••—lbe gave her a bit of a shake, vibes peat•' pat pee Wild from under but pederasts or f lb* pavymwM. Pb. endeavoured to the OE re, that she was itterely ram to an bark. and that It wee all Mete, but =whet Ado • httle wore viokat bite chtracter was gives, med • perked 'boot of pda—limplsee sal one half—wee die remit. The oa.vr Mecomead de owner of the pot. frost the mane ba p,. I opos thaaS tad toil the pnaor.ar into mated', mb eeyaeet4cotnmsmirdbg with the prosecutor. Hr. IA en, the petamenter, Umatilla:l the pots. He Mated that the ovum% bed has co:maims/1y employed to chola Net but had sot ham his service letelt 7 Tlrt pot. had has takes (ram • French rsdastraat b hooseleoost, where the pout wen supplied by wastes, rem whet be bed heard ha holland the pne mar °Maimed the pot, by is mamma that ale had hen cent f.,r them by ritual, the re st Whet abasst from dizum, sad that eke was to ehre the presentee stated th►t hi lost, upon an avers" sp ew& of rd. earth of Ma per aanent in tai. way. It teieg seminary to haws a ukases from the rt stoutest, Ur. Judie. rementisd the prisoner for further esatutniri Mom CLEIULINWZLL. D %lON . I . IOIIIIIT AND GALLUS? carruza. to 71; police shier terstal other atlases, dmaibef os the tharge-ahaet as a hirer, residing at 3, Dell-stmer, Hackney. was placed et the bir tete* Mr. rwhitr, obaried with steelier hem the Isms of Mrs. Asa Illackbara, of Hibtellece, Clerk sserstl, • puree ci.st•iniag 2/. lls. 61. Tile trimmer, a wellLuatwa and &Wag thief. rent to the asp tf tLe rot muftis sod waived to purchase some fruit. Tbe ewes roan 4 the counter tsr the purpose of bim some oat, vd n the priciest took the oppot malty petting be bead is her pocket and steeling her wee with which she ma !e off. The possecutrlis mks far ski braes* to bee maistaace, Joke Street, who pima the Warr, sad after • losg chase sweesetted in inewssklag JILL disperse straggle ensued between the phew tryiset to strangle him; bat al.l- Harvey, 90, era op, and the primer m ilistrst e rtr costotly, the purse tisrlag previously beta monad by the 'Alma Sirw. The perear, is a wbislog tone, said he was sorry fort WWI Ye beil tbleme, sad if he was forgives this time he would sews fo es say as... Imo Ihressatrdessly Haw. 0, 1. saki Om prisoner 66d bees several pe cambia tyvvidd, alter thaskisg the witness Street fee the essrelesa be had made, see eased tb pis -met to three calm *" imosdis' imprisonment, with her: knout, in the Howe Consetioa. THAMES. r, TN:111. ANN Noes, a young wawa et a dismputive eaten, de. WWI as a prostitute, was brought up re nomad charged with etiolieg els shires eetreeted to a asediewoosaa, asmell nag Parker, livisg la Hawthearobuildiuge, row-Ansi. Llaaseure, to mks. The goipleikeell. Male reined is • very week reedlike. Marti *bet sire bed the Akre to snake &boat • I staid* age. kr doing wild* site veselved threrbalipesee oath Aker they trice amide eke wee sisal le like kria to the wankel" vibes eat rkeeer, whir ea tee Oteaskie, whoa aithoat a leme, wee provided by (ceespialeeet) with me. legend Sea eleervii to ceespleleaat that, it she would Lore se ehjee. Irk • Ise primer would take lieu b. the werebeasa Cm. *ism them give them to be r, bat the aim, west to tie werebeeerr with ibis, and cerogifehtest did eel nee bar der seem ftfy., a Ora A* met her to the street sad pole it We eswiedy. Ilk; le:nee—You will have to pay for the Ire of km? Couple But-1 shall, mar. Bat I have sot bed the mesas yet. of .he kaew that I was almost ataxy*. Mr. y bowleg directed Mr„ Weddle, the tuber, le glee core; lein•at 10 1 ., irked the grimier what she bed dew Via Uts atirta T'rhoaer -- - - -rhave pewee.] them. (Si. refined to shy where ship had pained then. oboe she see reotaoaed to sive do ponce es upgraftseiro et Wilco they were pewool) She IMO WO Meld 11411119 I were powasd, whoa she " liewmewherre la Whiter 4" to ewer to vatagiadzate. add AO saw hai= ili bl able to pay for the shirts, aad that she wee OW abs amid kr bet shop et work. She woe Wool Se seeds. • orressigo hors the poor-bos. the Ilesitede desressl as the pria.uar that she had Noel meet uegroselelly lewsp4e the amplehesat, ead the he mil sot lea ophidians efhlwolo Is her °freer. She so. Seel lk the value et the shirt., awl SI ever hs the Howard O and stAt-.llse moo. lo default, two MODUW Isaprisoweeest nialits. TutLW, IMAM Cagii...MATSIMOSIM. hem the mild d the aggliestion Lane* poise timerosti sok Wise Me apprelakelea el " Cep- Ink Mikis Dealikh Meniesk" Mme Mark s rho aweless, Mk ei ruble the leap Wee is supped M he die seedMlo—as It Is Dawned the spume Mr. Mew hire kes smeriod, if am thee these, at host Mies aare—ime hams the Again of the ossoysess • prim hes el Belie he bat Mil Jewell. TM Mem ehe hmaltemly rerelved emend ghp. lath se Meal ham maripenee, thet ohs destares shot marl Mast del essailim kr Me lakes elis oill aim., Is tar patalkallks. The hires /be.q. M. enabled bo.. hoes hem Maw sma hi."preeposess " "(Mamma rstared ea /sad. =se emmenamas" esseap dames% with w stoehed Dim seannE arias Mk Mee " .pwrirk mak Maker; predmassel wgestiesens.• hell-pay &Mr Mate is lin amp; ma-costesteetenal 'Maws la th• army. sad. het. hem germ. of all was mad elm; bet Ms Meet istertmks the w lee" hoe hem a w Mid tiewees, who herb bete dee maid with se Ism this is Pelham sad ohm nob g le. a x ems eieeph A hos Is. opener of the "Dire^ (the L dietelos.), who tam a= ths left shheard • gemlea, imet • pertly we el plas wise h. had awe h mere thins y imemmees pro owe lir head. Me hell es semi, es Asir se in* tilde ewe Mae. This gralleview, who le • geed representetive of Viler Took diet at Its Mak of Mrs. Hey. imoodasiely after *Mika assahallos of Menhal l , asd repreeratiag himself is the hatmete Mead eud &hew yr, tee meal elks km Dr. Hayes, Mr late dew ho.t.oas, .tY red hia deep nod tisane sympathy bi her It , 3' t. . and di 11 , .13t, oasesseured weliemosas swereny esiscousttrel-Ille ASAU,S el the ankle Rerrison, er Mar.l All, wltateeet Ire same might to Ilk a. stly ihrenar apperest elm ri , y ihrew theleiyee hes gum. eleishe r. r.ii.ed the "d oe ' s , '• ea the Mend et her huabesd. Hu •••..o•, •LII i v lOW , I• 70 Sere wet marked arid respect- Al, Ler ty eleven be nal charset r mei the gees ** with thew will be witiebe w she greatest ereetettrel the lor. or the a d ilas s :Captain Wallets Deabigh " Tubbs,: 110141) rOlltD.—A MIA 1311MIKI Mathrosis. erble ea Vita at week is a Lid oa the meagre Was el Eau_ t. a CSstrik Cornwall, ea Saturday, h a d hi s s tr ea ti oa flrli '0 • hasdle, which wee pertly c Amide/ ha tho iregetelios of tho held hedge, .0. teaching it, les thought it eantelael fl sad ea peaks it Mussel the knee bits the Ism which rum tot wees the meadow sad the eitsrce yard w.ll , .net wa. his eatoelsbnest to Mel that it eastalmed the deal S. dire oa tkrte to he telly deeetogeo •nt 00 ... o wl sag .: rl :277= l4 bene. There wee ao tr.cie which Wielded soy clue se Me pokes who depressed the beadle. • Vice of comae alpees wee the only wrapper, which wee tioesly folded about the Weak TM Lueli Newer, Mr. T. H. A. Barbells, being 'Meat Is Lk a, a Ultimo wee forwarded to his, sad eie the bodies were ran h de iotopored 011 SWAB,. au itoorat was held that thy Mk. Mr. J. O. Plume, sad adjoursed to when time cassinstioce, and if ;melt le to &mower tle plea.. 4 ['Will.. ouspicnn yet tette on .ay perms, sad Mile slefr ft to estreeeft.wy sad toyeterioss 'bat it Me mend • tad deal elearitameat is the tows. The pima %lain Is that the Wks were coaveyed to the pies, where key wee Meowing trek • disease_ a for it is sot probable mat 16, cool I Mee boss hem Is Helaine without the co kratase 604864 pahlie. TM &Atm were two boas and • erl—tlyneotetA Jeertsel. The terestoey of cutting the Brit sod of the Border Railway took pie,* pas IVritzeiday. tit Das io*, mid May slgas efrejoic erg. CHATHAM IMETINO.-{THM DAY.) XIIILEREY lILEDICAP. Podia 1 liawhaver-Busd 2 Cal a/ S .. 3 7 as. MEDWAY STAKES. 80-Prep 4 rin. KENT STAKES. T. P. Coke Pamlvo res. Till BUILDIif LOCZOUIt-01347 ZI3TIIIO Ar TEE arms! rusranair..-(nricoli.l This morning a great meeting of operatives cou nseled otth the bail - ling trades was held in the Barley Made Hall, for the purpose of enabling them to repress their opinion upon Um cued act of the mambas who intend awevio g open their yards nest Monday morning to ma signing "the DOCIIII196i." The hall was denial, messdsil. Mr. Mosta, who wee fulled to the chair, said that there was au undetstanding Uterus the employers for sep trade( the operatives by seems el destroyiag their societies, so that they should not be able to unite to take late coaelderstion the best interests of their trade. (Loud I cheers.) He spoke in terELIS of censure of the oppecatim ohmmeter of the masters, alluding particularly to one who. now a toilloonaite, sea educated in the moue th ally school with himself. He waa happy to inform the meeting that the kissers. Trollops and Meson. Kelk had that morale; pre. seated the document to the men, and all the warkesee of both firms had to a men left. their employment. (Tressudous cheering ) Mr. Oconee Puma, the secretary of the executive ems. miuo meow forward, amidst rapturous applaue, to mom the following resointios "The P.:native Committee of the Central Association of Muter Builders baring determined to open that, establish. meats on Monday next, Six/tuber 12, with the ohnozione tkomment, although it has bees condemned by all dress of seelety es both arbitrary and unjuat, this meet leg ameelating of society and nom-eochty man supported es* is by the marideg classes of the country, publicly decieree that kenos* without dreading itself and insulting those by wham it is supported resume work in soy 'hops or job where the deemeent is promoted, and pledge itself not to de ea melees it D unconditionally withdrawn." Me had hoped that after the muting held a M de). since In the Surrey-widens, there would met ham been say occasion for ano:lme gathering. but the embed of the seater builders had been sae► that It wee ebiehttely iseeereary that they .hould he caned together again ' to express their opieloe in referrer* to the Woos doeureest. He asked Mese hew to circler, that they weld met week in my plebe when the document was Waled upon. He hutted that they would rally round the Mole memory, being merrineed that (a the coarse of a few week. the greet case. Ws would he obliged to withdraw the document, and would be hunshltd in the sight of 11 Dad. (Loud cheers) Mr. Truett*, a nation, ; Mr. Lecel.y Basks, a son. moiety man, and Mr. W. D. Paine, a notebook:a enghmer, supported the reeolution, The CUSHMAN put the meolution, sad it wag carried unanimously, end with immense cheering. Mr. J. Paccar moved the second resole' ion, which was as fellows That Ms meeting desired to express its thanks to them of our felloweorkmen used others not immediately ocesseted with the building tradee, for the kind support they have already rendertd, and earnestly hops that they will Bull continue to assist as to resisting that oppressirm sad tyranny which the master builders of the metropolle wish to exercise OM IN." Mr. Blown, a com itor, seconded the motion, vhich was onsalmontly to. A vole of amnia to the chairmen closed the procesdinp. Oo 'rawly evening • dinner wu given in the Corn Mathews, lefoteter, to Mr. Wdlietn Unwia Hemet*, brother of Sir F. W. tleynete t M.P. for the county of Darr7,lllth, It will be remembered, wee the &nisei %%thee can didate et the late election. Nearly 300 sandmen eat down to dinner. Yesterday the Manchester and Liverpool Agrical- tg teal Society held their exhibition for the obey of live wink, hapiesseste, med.., room, S:c., at Edge-hill, seer Liverpool. TM Jay, with the ex eption of a shower in the early part it ths asendeg, wits particularly We, sad the steeliness ef Willem very surarroue. The pound was divided late M. Most compartments, the matte sod right being occupied by the saldbiters of funning implements, while the left wee set siert he poultry, live stock, to. There was aloe a l arg e swipes masted at the head of the held, he the purpose of a abbe teat, beide. two or three Warr war. Oa Wailmadac afternoon a public meeting ... 2 hell at ths Cern Exchange, in Gloucester, for the of distributing the ter: id Ades awarded et the late tre= I. than he the successful coatiiJelee. The Rev. Dr. Jesse, Cows al Olosseeer. Muter et Posibeche College, sad VW-Chancellor of the Usivereity of Oxford, presided, sad share wee nun pew ut Earl Dude, the Ear. Canon Browne, Mr. B. H. Baer, originator of the Hardwick* Reforma , ory, mid other poll:won who take an inhered in educalettal modem Is Mmoretarahlr• ; but the attendance of the ge wet psi& arm small. et. MERTINTI OR THE BRITISH ASSOCIATION AT IR al Ahistass.—The isensof strangers to the tows Ms are- dy messed. Among the rtnineot in. !rho hat.— to eterreged he — gesses — t - sett— 1477 - 41 — iiighsess tie Priam Consort, President. The Dab s of Webs:reed, X 0., P.R.S. ; lob. F . W. Relesbal, Bert, n.c.L.; Mr Devil Brewster X.H. LL D.• Mr R. I. Moralism, D C L, F.R.S ; the Rev. W. V. Meweenet, P.R.'S.; the RM. T. R Robin son, D.D 1.1 11.. Vier Preekketa. hinjor-Oamsal Rdword Sabine, eye Gamest So ram,. Professor Phillips, the Agebssat General Borreney ; John Taylor, Zoq.,the 0 ntral Trosneer Alen. Professor Almada; the AMs Mo4gno t 01 Parb ; Pr0f...,, Jacobi, of Bt. Petersburg ; Professor Mehl ; the Berl of Rome ; Professor Forbes, F. Unhurt= ; Dr. Lyon Pleyfal, ; Si, W. Jedine, Bert • Admiral dir Jana C. Ur; Professor 0. Wilma, Edieb . ursh ; Colonel BOA, Y.T. • Mr C. 1401 ; Rev. Dr. Lloyd, Dublin ; P. M. Thelend, Bert. ; Probers Alb= Theorem', Glas gow; kii. W . Andemon, Pimetemo ; Rev. Dr. Deeksey, Oahe ; Prefers, Weller, Dr. A 1..., Mr. C. Beldngtes, Mr. W. Repides. Profess r WRlie , Rev. Cm= Moseley, Dr. OW= as, Dr. 041iner, Protegee °rehear, Rev. Dr. Thomson, Rer. Professes fiedgerke. Sir W. R. Hatnfiton, Praises* Foraday. Sir B. Brodie, Pi-Astor Airy, Pit J. Clark. Pr0f...., 'Caked, Protemor Byrne, Prof...ow Ram- le as,, Dr. sbarpry, Prof..., Bennett, Prolemer Owen, the lase Preeklunr, Tux Corr Tteriximezei. The Nanchester Owsvidam says, Ws are sled to and that the claims of the Cot family are at last to be sittenitted to the judgment and genseens ;shop of oh. ealishtesed coremnsity of Mas sing= whe will best blow hew to tooseure the servMas whisk this inmentiose of the late Henry Cart have sea as eeeeely vanimead to the Woe, cotton, woalten,and engineering Inebe af Oast BOWS. Ws hare repeatedly draws atten tion la lbe molts ef thin vas., end trust our elm@ to befog be Ike= sub emenampled beavers which have ben ma- g Freed se the emendletterisi sad midi= latensta of Mu- ii abserer bane a= bees aturgether is vain. We understand Mel Mr. Rieke= Cont, the only living ens of Henry Coit, le neer. st Memehresev. to confer persosally with the parties Erg istwaffiled, sad to afford any addilonal information re- 1 1 Tbe cenzette• alreidy formed eonelets Mr. left, Ewer; Mr. The. Bezi. M.P.; Mr. Jet. At/final Terser, IILP ; Ms. Richard C4den, M.P ; Mr. Wallets Fairhaire„ i 1.8.; and Mr. Joseph Whitworth, I'. R.Ol. Mr. Pokiest= has beaded the ontewriptfort list with 1001. We treat. thiviimeh with math !powerful lateen% now In :grof the , that wurething Ike a v.:Lai:noble oar loa ass of tho worts will he °limbed." CHCIlag Lia9lllol.lis.—A return of the slumber of larrholde in the gercral gloater of Reglad rd. W..., la were, et wide% riding' Icie have been nude foe the grebea of the reverslon or for the ale of the terra, OT her le part, ta. (ta eriinciatioe of pulititeeniozy paper, Na. 399, .1 redden 18561 ham been treed on the rake of labium, M.P. We subjoin ths barber Os each airesec) of 'Wieldier In which lonia ra t pegs sem i I N ,bt Coaterbuty, 160; in Yak, 76; is Cheater. nerve r yr ; In Ely. 47; to E ewer (nn applleatioe); La °loner tar aad Brletol (so applicatioe) ; Hereford, 6 gat: arse as e yet arced a to; Lichfield, 2; fa 91a 1659. 7la 1636; la Loudon, 19; Is Norwich, 36; I. Oxford, 1; its Peterborough, 12; in Rochester, 9; fe Wis. blur. 1; and a Winchester. 66. grilse returns have been redo by sundry deans sad cheptere. IBS EV iSOCLICAL ALLIANCE—The conned of the ivseeelkei Allow bow &add on hrld nz their an neal as/erases Ale yaw at Bellies. Tlio council will most es Turley, the - ItOPOSID New _ P 011 E-OFFICE AT LIVERPOOL. —Aetbeesthorttleo of Uterind p/090,41 to build a bey poet elk* be Deierboot, the Moodier of the Exchequer. while tordoe Ihrosch Lhorpeel to-d y (Friday) will wet tbs FlooseeCcoestteat d the eorporatims et the Towe-hall, sad with them whit the site of the provost White*. r howlehee be be goreettelly folllllllll■4 with ell the &wile, ea r to Notify the roveramist to suustios their foe& aid semettoo Is the same. YARMOUTH RIFLE CORM Ths sorps formed at Gnat Yarmouth bee bees inspected by Llenteseatc Colossi Henderson. R A., la superdense with instructions from Ms Royal Mohnen the GINN& Commodity Is Chief. The objets of Colonel fleedgeseCe vile woe to ascertain the character sod Dummies! streirth of the amps sad the best asesns of resderine It avattabh for snot &fates. Carmel Resdersos was timed with the racism appearance pm sra•ed by the volunteer% sad recommended practice with two list iiid-pieoes on the Dow. rho great tract of low, ores esewtry ht tie usighteetheed of the tom. A reeommenda ties wee she =primed Met a short rifle should to retadoed as a sepphinseigy gewgaw. It will iiige be ewe that the wilierttleg dto Warlike Si, nefeevouries to rosier the velment sememel * nimble Mlle tf mg Mew N 1 mos ss Mak SHARI LlB2a-71118 DA). Two o'CkAtoi. The railway share market to-day Lea hvy, in sympathy with Cameras. Many of the leading stooks are quoted /to per cent. lower than yester day. Loadon and North Western stock ijnotad 93/ to 1, az div. ; Great Western, 691 to I Midland, 1031 to 1041, ex die. ; Lammakire Yorkshire, 971 to ; York and North Mid land, 711 di to 79 ; and Great Northern, 1001 to 1011 ex v. Lombardo-Vesetian Railway sharm hare fallen. The New are gooMd 11 to 91 poem. Preach rail way shares are also rather hoary. an I N. I 0 14 r&T — Oes.. 14 11 IS 2) 31 DI 31 ILlSlilil 1113/14s. LI.-nMIIIIrII.II . im. air. : " 1 Il -4 i p , 06 416 410 .:.: . iili a 11 160 166 141 .. ... v.l ILIT4 11 11 11 4. 1t. 9 tt tle ad .d .I'l : L r 7 . = tu.e. I ii r• - • : -.. " .4 11 'Qat; 1 4 al II: ad en a e• • ' ~ 11 I S4 Jal s aan ne? is II la nil y 066.11.12.06 44 I 1 1I °9 '. 4"""' ll 111 NO k .• ~.' 9 Ur 14 3 • . "' 2 , MC Si !I 11 6 Et Ms se Tom irlii: sedbau. t . thiiii . MG& s t i it li rt 9 11 1 ; 9 66144. lUslsar4l 11: U 0 186 DU M :k= in a:ii l t0 " 14 if - . Jll 4 d 'I" I MW 9.9 1 . 4 ., 4 A' 16 MN - Ng NMI ............ 61 II IS 175 1 I= 6 % L a."l"lina 'WAL 11 1E4401 .....,Co• ..e., --- iii.: — 6 7 .7447:407:::: saa ktirktt: sylplNii 14 0 1 - , laiga.kOlasi r... , y II itla Id • [II =VE; 14. 0 - 1 Barr lanangla r i s .a awn as TS T 4 8 111 In 1 2% 40 , II 84 1 I a.,.. 1: ...... awl 1 2 4.4 Assllli Us Iselb a rl s . Mehrg ii; N " Baden-Baden," says a letter of the 3rd, " is now In tie fall swing of fashion. Concerts and halls and dm. mane performance, are crowding thick and fed upon us. I fen the' waters' are a little neglected. The Importations from Paris this year are vary extensive as regards ladle', who wear very prettry bate with feather* and put their heir insets. They may he sew doings little roulette ocaudonally ; but they, too, are supposed to he here mainly for the salubri ous waters. I feet the mime springs of Baden have much to &newer for; in fact, they are said to be in connexion with the Infernal regions. I hen nothing further to report about the drags of abs Realists, except that many more are still waiting for remittances. Keating involver, dines at the hotel, sad all his expenses are put down la the bill. I found hire competing a letter this morning with & somewhat sad ex pression of countenance. ' I with, old fallow,' he reclsimed, ' you would jump about the room whilst I write—l want to get up a trembling hand. I'm writing to the governor far du, and am doing a severe Massa' ♦ very mpeotabls middle-aged men, and War of a fam2y, hem rimmed his watch without telling his wile. L gem in for red and black, and intends to aquae his losses bef ire he quits Baden- Badge. Mrs. Wetberby hag tried ►er band at the gambling table, and now takes long walk* end hates the world I ' Tallow still plays, bat he hie locked up enough money to get home with, and which wadies on earth will make hire tam/inhibit at Baden-Bedsa." CHESTER AND HOLYHEAD RAILWAY.—(THIS Dsr.)—This mornieg the holt yearly meeting Ina to have been held at the But% station. The Marquie of Chando• woe in attendance, but as twenty shareholders were not present, the proceedings were sojourned sew die. Under aay turcumstanees there would have been no bueineas, the Ilse having been leased to the London and North Western Casitsm, sad the dividends for the half-year having already been. PARTIIIXIII 13Hoortxo.—A "Loxo Saar."—At Helens° on the Ist of September, Mr. Scott, of Mallenja, gamekeeper, sooompsided by bis nephew, went out to shoot, and with the first shot, using only one berm; killed 13 out of • covey of 14 putting's. This surprising remit was ins olent to ranter a seami4 shot unneosisery fur that day at THE REVIVALS DI SCOTLAND.—At the usual monthly meeting of the Free Church Presbytery of Glaagow, held on Wednesday, Dr. Roxburgh gave In the repor t of the ocamhtee appolcred to draw up the recommendations of the oonlarence of Presbytery, recently bald, regarding whet steps should be taken to forward the genet revival MOTO meat. It recommended—l, that a monthly pnebytarial medal; kw waysr be held ; 2, that a public prayer essetiag be held weekly; $, recetornending the me:dater' sad kirk swims to take the test means of deepening and 'Venal.; the latmest to contmegailoeal prayer meetings; 4, that the coagregatives should hold fellowohip rooming" among them- Wren sad that the elder. should hold fellowship prayer meet ings in their Merlon; and 5. that prayer meetieg exercises be varied, short end pointed. The coeference were quits ussaimous in these moommendstions ; prayer f !the out- poor* of the Spirit being the atter most wonted, in their opinion, to carry on the good work. After a short CODWR melon the report was approved of, end the presbyterial prayer meeting wee flied for the last Monday of the month. at S o'clock ; and the general preyer emstings eve to be bead on Thursday., between S and 4 o'clock; menthen of presby tery, In Malian, to preside at thou.-0164rue Meriting Journal. AN INCIDENT IN THE MINING DINTRICTS.—On Monday 'realm, a man mined William Gore, and mother, were returning from a match at pigeon dying, sad while crossiog a field belonging to Mr. Th maa Barton, at Coalpit. St. Helm's, a young woman, named Sarah Rent, quired what they were doing there. Gore replied, "If thee mane hold thy die, I will about thee." The girl deed him to do it, when Gore deliberately raised the gun and Ind at her, the ountente entering her arm and groin. The rang woman was carried home ineenaihle, and was promptly attended by two surgeons, bat she still Hee in a very pre carious state. Owe wav apprehended soon after, but, aided by a disgraceful mob, who sleuthed the pollee, be made good hb escape. Be wee, however, mound on Timidity morning. —Rataulle CAremiels. THE MeRDEZ at KiLLAIINIT.—Au inquest was held at Klllarsey on Monday on the body of the unfortunate women which was found on Sunday atoning, bearing marks of 'kismet& at ties rear of ties Widowsll, in Hutt tows. The 'aldosa had not eoncluded, and the Ingot at was adjourns& STMPATIIT WITH CRIME.—The Clotimel Chronicle has the following atatement in relation to • murder recently oonunitted in the county of Tipperary, at a place celle d Dunn, forming part of the estates of the Berl of Derby The daring murder of the unfortunate man named Crow, tenant to the Earl of Derby, is yet the subject of much painful Interest ernuod Tipperary, when the event has created a strong feeling of abhorrence. In the broad daylight, within 900 yards of • constabnl try OA. ion, and 100 yards of the residence of one of the bailiffs ere the rstate, thia fearful sot wan committed; yet It still remains a mystery. Bet we do not feel surrithd. In the eyes of certain parties the deceased wee a fit object of the murderer's vengeanoe, end he must be screened. From the eirewardances of ,hie seen' morose it is scarcely possible but that - criminal knowledge' Is treiumred op within the breasts of some of the parties resident on his lordship's estate; but none is found to rise u: with a manly detestation of crime and point the Gager to the murderer, nor let to give motet intelligence through which the offender might be tracked. Too well the secret ie retained ; and now the kind, the liberal, the much-respected, and noble land lord feels constrained to adopt other and seedier misuse.. —when large rewards ere snavailing—to sorncel„ If pos sible, a sutrender of the blond-wised criminal to Justin. Tim Earl of Derby hag teemed positive instructions to Ms agent, Mr. Cheeks G. Ovey, lo have the entire of the ex tensive Done estate dared of all tenanta, with the *amp lion of the immediate Meads of the deemed, sad use or two other occupiers. As quickly se the tams of their several lessee pennit, these Instruotioss are betas carried into effect, so deiernimil is his lordship to express hit utter dtepleaeure at the foal entrap which tam been committed. Everything which could be adopted to reader their mouth sorrowful has been carried net by the coostabulary, but a shield of protection ha. been thrown over the gouts vary —too powerful, we ere impinging to Ow, to hi &IMO mit* at the mere offer of rewards, or even at the threat of extol ales from the estate. This ease, unhappily, has too fro emeatly had Ks parallel, and to this day the =Worn nor arm walks through the coons of his crime fn the brood daylight, witboat hat of betrayal." CaTin'AL PALACE. OSE !WILLIE Q DAY: Barr. B.—Adtaitatoos on part, 12,247; dttolly wawa ticketo,6el ; total Aston, 3,905, U at L 81 It 3 14 id 8 I w U II 74 r i 41.—par 11 1t ! 1 1 i 144 pl U 11 Us I 1 ..- I l it ,. MONEY MARK111... , -2HIB DAP. Iwo o'omM The fends to-day are weaker, in consequenoe of the article is the Mooriterir, which has exer cised an important adverse influence on the Paris Bourse. The decline in Consols, scarcely exceeds per. cent. Lombardo-Venetiam and British railway shares exhibit some heavinme. The monthly returns of tie Bank of France, se referred to in another column, shows% fresh increase of 660,0001. in the bullion, but a farther decline in the bills discounted. A decline of 3 per cent. hu taken place in the Three per Cent Rentes at Paris this morning, the quotation at half-past 12 o'olsek (according to Mr. Reuttr's telegram) being 88fr. 40c. foe the account. The purchase by the government broker to-day has consisted of 10,0001. New Three per Cent. stock. The scrip of the New Indian Loan is quoted 100* to 1. Consols are officially marked 934 to for money, and 951 for the 11th October. The present quotations are 931 to I the cub, and osi to for the account. Although the transfer books are shut, the Three per Cents. Reduced hare b...en dealt in at 954 to New Three per Cents. have also been dealt in at 96} to } ; the Indian Debentures of 1839, at 93i; the scrip of the New Loan, at 1094 to f ; ditto stock, at 100} to } ; India Bonds, at 2s. du.; and Exchequer Bills, at 24e. prem. The foreign stock market is rather fist, but the reduction in prices ia not of mush importune. The Old Turkish Six per Cents. are quoted 83 to 84, and the New, 704 to 71, ex div. Spanish, Mexican, and a few other descriptions are rather more offered. Sales are recorded as follows :—Arglo-Aultrian Five per Cents., 1859, 771 ; Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1862, 951; Dutch Twound-a-Half per Cents., 851 (ex. 1214); ditto Four per Cent. Certifioatea, 101 ; /lexicon Three per Cents., for account, 214, 204, 21; Peruvian Three per Cents., for account, 721; Rus sian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 994; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 48 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Conte., for account, 341, 344, 344; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 71, 701, ex div. ; The Calcutta and China mails, announced as haying reached Men, are expected in Lon don via Marseilles on Monday or Tuesday next, and the Bombay mail on the 19th init. It appears that the whole of the Australian mail reached Suez by the Northam ; the light por tion is looked for on the 12th or 13th inst. Foul' o'CoLcK. A better feeling prevails, and Console have im proved to 961 to 1 fir money, and 96/ to 1 for the 11th October. The scrip of the New Indian Loan has also advanced to 100} to 1. There Is still a steady demand for money in com mercial channels, and few bills are taken below 21 per cent. At the Bank the demand yesterday was to a fair extent, but by no means pressing. The Back yesterday notified that they are prepared to make the tonal quarterly advances ea approved bills having u long as six months to run, and on Government securities, at 21 per cent., up to the payment of the dividends, fixed for the 13th of October. It is the practice of theestablishment to admit the discount house., in common with the mer cantile public, to these facilities. The scrip of the new Indian Loan continues in great demand, and has again risen 1 per cent. The first transaetions were at 1001 and 100, but at the close the price had risen to 1001 to 1. The stock is quoted per cent. lower than the scrip, the allow ance of 3 per cent. discount on thelatter constituting the difference. Up to yesterday afternoon the amount of stork written into the Bank books as paid in full was about 2,140,0001. The amount of cash paid into the Indian Treasury on account of the loan is therefore about 2,750,0001. Fresh payments in full are effected daily. It is stated that the number of accounts now open in the stock in the Bank books is about 800. The transfer books for Bank Stock, the Three per Cents. Redueed, Long Annuities (January, 1860), Annuities (October, 1859), and Annuities (April, 1885), were closed yesterday for the dividends. Those for the New Three per Cents. were closed to-day. . . . . This is of course the last dividend on the An ultimo which expire next month. The amount is 318,3181.3.. U., being equivalent, at 31 per cent., to a capital of in millions sterling. In other woi dr, the nation might raise a loan of ten millions, and the annual charge of the a itional debt would be no larger than it is now. The amount of gold sent into the Bank yesterday wits no less than 148,0001., principally Australian and the rest American, making an aggregate (inclusive of sovereigns) of 433,000/. since the date of the last return. The amount of specie by the City of Bald . more, from New York, appears to be only 101,0001., instead of 228,0001,, u reported in the telegram first received. Of the former sum, and of the 180,0001. by the Vanderbilt, only about 80,000!. came to hand yesterday, of which a portion as above mentioned was takin to the Bank, a limited sum being bought for the Continent. Government are expected to transmit about 180,0001. in silver to Bombay by the steamer which will leave on the 12th inst. The remittances on pri vate account will be Tay stnalL The Avon will sail for Brazil to-day with 12,8891. in specie, nearly all silver. The Ellora has taken 10,950 sovereigns to the Peninsula. The Mexican dollars by the last packet were sold yesterday, partly for Chios, at 60d. per ounce, showing a reduction of id. compared with the price obtained for the remittance by the steamer which arrived about the middle of last month. Complaints are made, and not without resew, of the delays in the payment of interest at the India office on the Indian Promissory Notes " enfaced " here. The fault appears, however, to rest, not with the officials, bat with the government, who have thrown considerable additional labour upon the Chief Accountant's department, without providing for an adequate increase in the staff. Au ides of the amount of work involved may be gathered from the fact that the number of " enfiteed" notes upon which interest became payable on the lit instant was no lees than 6,000, representing an aggregate capital of about 4,000,0001. sterling. Upon each of the notes interest and income tax have to be c elculated. The absorption of so large an amount of the Indian rupee debt in England ought to give a considerable stimu lus to the markets for public securities in India. The transactions yesterday at Lloyd's in insurances on the Great Eastern were few and small in amount. The risk bac been taken very sparingly for the voy age out and home, including the trial trip, at six guineas per cent., against total loss only. The same price has been accepted for all risks, excluding the "running-down clause." Without this exception the rate may be quoted at eight guineas per cent. A meeting of the North and South Wales Steam Fuel Company is called for theleth lost. The position of the market for American Secu rities, is thus noticed by Meson. D. 8011, Son, and Co. : Is the =east for American Securities during the past week there has been more activity —the demand has bees senora for all State stocks, but roars partioulsel for the fished States Five per Cent. binds, el which tiers have been scene oonsidarable pnrcht see for Investment. There has been ratber more eyetuladon is Railway Bonds, in , those ct the New York sod Erie Conroy, they era I lOW moot at Improved Flom ()avow swAus biro mini. lanarAira. ~~K Q w . 8 1 1 5 V-1 6: 7 bermaroodAsuii.o.. 1 7 6 .4 "' 1 11E1 _ Olins . ItM rE l lavde l44l. irmb i ▪ " spal i Lim i lr' amil iiis Diraftwirionom. Ma Gamma oaf Oribilv ... TrAwar.,..,-- Irearhin god Iceman Loodua t g a livoln..ll t a.: ill. Ono I : =b W iv — MN Ist I•sies II W • ... ..- . !ILlftrai 1 . 11 . .:=: ma a a wa:gi hit. I rink WallordlAn ..-.. Wilaall . *R. rliaiii. = iia= l"ls tri noWai. IP/M/14 11 —....- itekrirriirk;. .a=r ffa., I a I ow I. NO TO 100 vale 4 70 VI Tiiiiii W • WI W. .. 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INS pss *M..— S. lansokosesliow sass Ds. IssesSM IN. Mal DAD. ;peril I S mei m cal.. • .. n l r i s 0 ss:::Pit It SI Sus pais& OVAL Mus gesolpa. W D waseL U. .ca II II 1 I II ad TT TO Ed M Id ad 111 ng lisi at 41 so ... .. 8 • 1.11 „1 is 31 ll! , ilik i t FT i 3 81:4 u' No, 16 le dab -1 1 i ell• 1 100 14 , -1 le a 1 par 1 019 Iv 91 lii 1 , 1 I t :1 119 104:4 101 41. 11l 113 Ii 100 SO P qa i i Id 2 dew il ON I i t ad i " MI i ail I Id "a7v - lli 3 TNVIIIDAT Bvssote. OIL, which dosed yesterday at ibk ft* the Ilthtlet., °rood today at the ruse _qaetAtiert, and closed at 96 9-18 to 11-18, sr 961. For mosey the last pries was 961 to 1. The Glacial holism report is as follows :—Three per Cost. Consols, for money, 961,}; ditto, for aooount (11th Oct.), 961; Three per Cents. Reduced. 96, 95 1, 95 4, 96 , 95 4; New Three per Cents., 96, 961; Bank Stock, 226, 223 I India Stock, 218, 2161 ; Indian Four per Cent. De. benteres, Isms, 961 ; _ ditto, 1869, 96j, 95 1; the scrip of the New Five per Cent. Loan, 100 i, 100, 1001 ditto, Stook, 991, 100, 1001. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures (11 1868 were 'squired for and firm, at 961 to 1. Those of 1869 have improved to 95 to 1. Exchequer Bills me rather firmer, at 21s. to 24e. prem. The transactions in the stock market were foreign .. more numeroue than of late. Mexican Bonds barn again risen 3 per oent., closing at 21 to /. The Old Turkish Six per Cents. were steady at 831 . t0 84, but the Loan of 1888 declined 1 per cent., leaving off at 701 to 1, ex div. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents. were again inquired for. The *trip of the New Russian Loan was marked I . prem. Little change occurred to-day in the market fee Bank shares. Ottoman Bank were rather weaker, closing at 101 to 1. Colonial Bank Were marked 33/. Canada Laud shares declined it. to 21. Pen and Oriental steam shares exhibit a farther recovery. MINAS-2HIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. The market is again active to-day, and numerous transactions are officially marked in the Stook Exchange, v ix. :—Devon Great Consols,43o ; But Base set, l 8 0; East Wheal Russell, 81 ; °rambler and St. Anbya, 46; Wheal Margaret, 621 ex dir.; Par Console, 111 to ; Vint Cando's, 134 t; and Wheal Trelawny, 271 to 1. There ban also been some business in shares in Wheal Clifford, Ding-Doug, Kingston Downs, and Wheal Grenville. Foreign and colonial mining share' exhibit no movement. The Brontlqyd Milting Company 'old peteriay 20 taw (competed weight) of silver lead we, at 141. les. ed. putout. From Hingaton Down Consols the agent writea (Sept 7): The lode in Morris's engine shaft is improving, a•d Is now worth 2 toas of oopper per fathom. The lode ha the 110 west is worth 3 tons of ore per fathom. The 100 west bee • very r on:Aging appearanoe, producing a little ore. This sad Is letting out a quantity of water, which, although it makes the progress slow, is yet a good indication. The rise in the back of this level is worth about 4 tone of ore per fathom. The lode In the 85 west is worth 2 tons of ore per fathom. The wince in the bottom of the 85 west will produce 3 tool of ore per fathom." COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MARK. The etteadaace of the trade we. Ma sad tialtoes calm. Prices of moat artieloa of the trade were =altered. The supply of home-grown grain was small. The imports of foreign grain into Load= since last Monday were reported thin morning as small of dour, fait of wheat, very small of Way, and very large of oats. Rotail sale at about lest Monday's rates. Foreign turiltertd in value, with slow sale. Baena white, 40s. to 46a. ; red, Ma. to 40.. per qr.; Dailies sad Konigsberg, 4`3.. to 665. per 4941 b. ; Rostock, 425. to 50..; ether Baltic porta, 40e. to 461.; French, 38s. to 42.. Fiona slow wide, at last Monday's prioes. Town, 35a. to 431.; Norfolk, 295. 6d. to 30..6d. per 280Ib.; French, 30a. to 335. pot 28016.; Amor., barrel. BANZAT quiet in doamad, bat firm at last Moaday's rates. English. 24a. to 34.. per qr.; Bahia 24.. to 27e. ; other seta, 23a. to 27., per quarter. OATL-0 wing to the continued large arrivals the trade was depressed, and sales proceeded slowly at shoots last Woo dsy's prior. British, 20s. to 30s. par quarter; Busies, 19.. to no. oar or. ; other Baltic ports, 222.. to 27e. per qr. Baum-English and Egyptian quoted la. per qr. loader last licattlay's rates. Eaglott tick, 36.. to 41a ; harrow, 425. to 465. per qr. Foreign, 40.. to 601. per qr. Bcriptp YE, 32r. par qr. Pau.-Notking doing , prices are quoted la per qr. under laM Monday's rates. English boilers, 47a. to 50a. ; hog ea goy, Ns, to 425.; foreign whits, 40.. FLOATING CANOOZB.-81ace bat Friday 72 grain-laden vessels wore reported arrived at parts of call, viz., 21 wheat, $7 maim, 9 barley, 1 rya, 3 oats, 1 beans, sad 1 millet. The author of cargoes of wheat off the roost on sale has been isseremod to about 15 whist, 16 maize, 3 barley, and 1 rye. The latest sales re ported wen-Mates, Ibrall, six cargoea Ma. 9d. to 26e. 100. yaw 480th.., accomllag to ma d 'don. No sales to wont mortal yet to-day, but yesterday a cargo Chlato sold at 365. per Mho. iIatITAILLS INTO LOJILIi: p . lOll SEPT. 6 TO augy._,9. .31;1767 -- Oar 4to s ........ bloat 43;0 Zaitili lb& Kw. 1.4.4 t Knots /too, esinK KO sal LIVERPOOL CORN MARIET.-(TIII8 DAT.) DT /WTI= AND MOM MaOIITIC TILIONAPIL) (71011 001 OWW OORILZSPOWDIRWL) The grain market is dull, and attendance limited. Must Id. per mail lower. Flout a shade easier, and diffingt of tile. ..... Beans and Indian corn obtainable at a Flight decline. Other witch's without cheap. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) BCOAE. —The market has again been very dull this week, and we have again to report • declias of fully 61. ; bat holders have s►own firemen and withdrew a Urge pinion of the public sales. A limited business oily dons. Refined lumps, 49,. to 61.. Corson.—This article has supported lest west's currency. although • decline was anticipated in consequence of the Ditch sale going off at lower incr. Ts•.—The 'large public tales wort off with more steadi ers than was anticipated. but shoeing &Arline of ld. per lb. on medium and good qualities compared with the sales daze puirlous month. RICE —Toe demand has been dull, but prices are im alterwl. r.—Prior are una:tered. 8A UT tine be. sold without spirit, at stout previous rates. . . . Etrlcss.—There has been a fair demand, and prices have been supported. Corrox.—A limited Ludt:NM dorm at previous rates. Pacer.—Currents have advanced 2s. In other articles no material 'dietaries. Markets generally TALLOW 11AltICET.THIS DAT.) TM market le steady to-day at the (Mowing prime, which which show so important ohmage aloes rateader after noon :—Town tallow, 66.., net crab ; Petersburg, IX., on the spot, 678.31.; September, 67e. 6d.; 044er to Decem ber, 67e. 6d. to 67a. 9d. ; ditto mperately, 58e. HIDE MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) LIADINITAI.L.—Pricse- -561 bs. to 64Ibs. 44. to 41d.; 641 b s. to 721b5., 41d. to 414.; 7211,5. to 80Ibs., qa. to dd.; Soft..to 64. to all : ems. to Nibs, 6} 6 .. to 604 9611 w. to 1041 b.., 61d. to dfd.; Horse bides. Vs. to 11s. Colt skins light, 2.. 64. to 4r.; full. 7s. BeirioNossr.—Sheep ekior, polled, 3.. 6.1. to 44.34.; downs, 2s 9,1. to 3s. 34.; lambs, 2s. 6.1. to 4s. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) MOMS. Pattenden and Smith report that about 2,000 pockets of the new growth lava arrived and are senate at the following prices.—Mid and East Senn, 80e. to 905.; choice. 100 e. to 11.2..; Weald Keats. 6-50. to 70e. ; choice, 76r. to 80e.; Bum; 60e. to 6St.; choice, 62e. to 70a. Duty 260,0001. COAL MARLET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls Ind Aetna Close, 17... ; Walls End Esp‘a Orange. 175.; Walls End Btewast's. 184. ,• Walls End Eden, 17e.; Walla End 81thie.iffs, 16s. 3d. ; weir. End Haugh 17e.; W.U. End Whitwor th , 15s. Tanfleld Moos Dates, 13s. 6d.; Buddiss Bartley, 15a. 3 d.; Davidson's Hadley, 15s. 3d.-2t ships at nutlat. DREADFUL CALAXITT AT ROTIMELL-14 A MN, XLIR WAKEPITLD.—A shocking and fatal affair occurred at the above place en Monday, by which Mr. Thomas Smith. a gentleman farmer of that place. hiehly respected, and thirty-nine years of age, lost his life. It appears that he bad gone out about four o'clock in the afternoon into some of his Bolds to shoot bird", with a double-barrelled gun Oa perceiving what he considered a good shot. said having both barrels well charged, be put the locks of both ea fall cook, and discharge~dd one of them but, it would mess, without effect. lisithen, without firing off the other sad liming the lock sill -on fall charge, owed the I butt end of the gun on the ground to reload the discharged bane], and while thus engage] was bent over it, when, from mme unkoows mine, the one loaded ignited and instantly e: d, carrying away the right WO of Mr. Smith's Laos and head, and thus cameo* almost instant death. The body was shortly after takes to his residence, and the stasa.loa created in the district, where be wee well known sod rettpeoted, was great. On Wedneeday, an Mom at was held, vim the verdict returned wea Accidentally shot." JEDBIIHOIL—SCIDDEN DEATH.—OnTheadny after. noon, Charles Kerr, ,of Husdalse-oottsge, a retired Loudon merchant, was toned deed in the field where he had been shooting. The decesaed was in petted health when lte left the blues. Hs wee advanced in parr, and was greatly esteemed in the district f q hie character m a gentleman, Death is supposed to hav e °mi tred fru spoplely.—Oles rlo lorniteg Journal. rywl 11 1 1 • 14 ,Walfe. At ie, 1i i 01 it w~ it I II 11 a tt i viN l 10 i t We 21 5 5 ii ii o'l 101 1001 •d ad ad 1 111 I Li OM i 42 i 1N i If ii. RI I ad Ili al Me i 1101 1 101 N i 1 I 4 ft a I II i ilf Di II in :;11 44 41 I: N =•1