The Express. — London, England, 1859-03-21 00:00:00

tarBAND PIANOFORTES .— CRAM ER, j. sad Os ai r i ma Yip art of We ma, Hart Mar mialm. MI Wads miem I RM. -tr b e 4!? xpreoo- TO CORRISPONDINITS. dl hortimmento toksdod kit "The lenoloo." Losioft Rego* Pope, Ina Mot the 01100. lu. BOWPIN§IPAPSIII, b Two o'Cioal or dr dig id raddliod. Tata 1:•••• MU:Ma% 1•81.31%3•21me -4 111••04 • 211. • LS 7111 k• Am try .1.%! •• UV:in h. •••• R. TIM end rim Tux &INS Mr • lam Nelbsok—Abll• wake .••• N.1.11E; ••• fbri•••• ao.l the Wilt el Obi Omm•••• it T. PWIWIFIrI/ IPS*I.O. Di Of NM 10•1110—Aaol LOUIS li. W. N.. VOW IL Tuts jitrasiro. lADY OF LYO Ur& V. Tram.—&M OTAOS OTSOVIL: INL 111r._3mps Ihmastt; sagez. Ti. Cram. T ITTAT, Yaws. illl% WI &TI TO NUN TOIOII I HIGH MATT A AT LONDON BPJDOL re , Da a• if On. 11. 4 1. 111.. LONDON. MONDAY, MANCH 91. Tux great battle between the country and the mOovernmeet begins tonight. These are the setaal combatants in she 'precooking contliet, Lord JOEIN RVAELL Wag but the veprisentative and mouth piece of the nation. his amendment at once ex presses the convisties et Reformers on the subject of Reform. sad eendemas in the most direct and unqualified manner the leading principle of the °event:eat BilL The triumph of the amendment involves sea necessary enenteenos the deenwition of the present memoms. Some of the more unernpulees supporters of the filevereneset, who an reedy se sacrifice everything—the kat remmest et hanger, writ ciple, aid deeency—for a kw weeks' longer tenure of office, affect to dewy this. They maintain that the difference between the Amendment and the Bill is not one of principle, but el detail, that may be ad justed is Committee. Bat this is obviously a sug gestion prompted by the lowest instinct of self preservation, reckless of all results,—the mere clinging to official life when all that renders it worth an tionour*We man's acceptance is gone. The Government Itself has not accepted this humiliating position, nor do we believe its leading members would ever descend to such a depth of voluntary and useless self-degradation, They have deliberately chosen their ground, and will, no doubt, maintain it to the last. They have volentarily raised the great issue which is about to be tried, and it ha. the advantage of being a clear and definite one. The question to be debated this week in the Home of COMM= is not one of detail, but of broad, well-defloed principle, and the result involved in of the highest constitutional importance. The great question to be decided is—shall the re presentation of the oouny be sectarian or national? Shall it be confined to one or two classes, or include a portion of every class ? In other words, shall the more intelligent of the working classes remain, as heretofore, wholly nuenfranchised, or shall the franchise be extended to those who, by their industry, prudence, and general culture, are fitted and fairly entitled to enjoy it ? Thin is the real principle in volved in the question whether the borough qualifi cation shall be lowered or not. These cusses live in towns and cities. To lower the borough qualification is to admit their claims ; to refuse to do so is to rejoin them in the mem distinct and decided form. For us there can be only one answer to this question. Ever since the agitation commenced we have maintained, through evil report and through good report, that the working amen ought to be represented; that intelligent artisans deserve the franchise; and that in any fresh legiele• tion, therefore, the borough qualification meet be lowered. We have maintained this on every ground both of justice and expediency. The clue of industrious and intelligent artisans pressmen every qualification which the Constitution requiem as necessary to the possession of the suffrage. Both in character and position, in mental culture and usual independence, i's members are, as a body, equal to the ten-pound householders enfranchised in 1832. Altogether apart, therefore, from any question of abstract right, they are entitled, on the ground of constitutional usage, to claim the suffrage. To give it, then, is simply an act of justice which ought net to be any longer delayed. We have always held that, instead of regretting this necessity, we ought to rejoice at it—that instead of looking upon this class with fear and suspicion, and devising every possible expedient to delay the recognition of their claims, they should be treated with generous confides" and gladly welcomed to the right of citizen* ship. It would he in the highest degree wise aid patriotic to give them the suffrage at once. The constitution would be invigorated by a large iallax of sew end healthful blood, the political atmosphere cleared and sweetened by dissipating the poisonous exhalations of a standing grievance, end the sta bility of the empire secured by developing ander a discipline of responsibility the native loyalty of the people, and renting so much vigour and sagacity on the side of order, freedom, and regime. Bat apart from these higher grounds of jostles sad patriotism, we have pointed out that •a a mire matter of policy it is highly expedient to in tend she suffrage generously sad without endue delay. It is degrading and mischievous dm the Government of • country like this habitually to delay needed reforms till it is too Ists—to refuse all concessions till it really has no choice, but is ignominiously compelled to yield. The opponents of Reform, who regard the popular els anent as a grave evil, and dread its preponderance in the Legislature, create the very evil they strive so blindly to avert. Their obstinacy gives to melee movements a power they would tit otherwise proem If the love of constitutional liberty which is natural to the people of this country is ever seeded isle de mocratic linear*, it will be by these ligotted entho. Masts of our political system who resolutely oppose an ratioosleitange. The suffrage must be extended mem, and it is better to do it deliberately, and is psi time, while the act may still have ecesathiag of rase and dignity 'beet it, than to wait till it i• ex tatted is tones too load, thmatenisg, and authorita tive le be refired. Os all grenade, therefore, high as well am low, from ceessidoratkas of justice sad patsietiem, so well as from them of praises* cad peaky, we have advocated a■ extension of the cof fee", to the name intelligent of the worlds; slams. Having answered the questime at Mew is the Aimed'', we have lard as the only misdeal I I hem is which that Reply scold be embodied the ndoction of tie town franchise. The time he. now fully cm' for doing this. It is, in feet, the reel question at issue, end it would • ir% c o or y t o to: muse of Reform to spew any ofhoial or Othlifiefe. to Aeon it• the rival partiee in the coming Main age ranged on either side of this central principle of the Reform THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 21, lON movement. To the gelation, ..1111a4lps wonder, “ classes be enfranchised ?" Lord Jolts Rosnin says YES ; and the Governmenceitiellethe emphisie of an elaborately emlstruoted Weasdie, No. !This is obviously not a trivial mutter oilaybA, but and essential prieciple. Both replies are precise and practical. The amendment asserts that any eatiafactory legislation on the subject most provide for ee extension of the suffrage in cities and boroughs ; le other words, must reduce the borough franchise. On the other hand, the leading principle of the Government Bill is that no reduction whatever shall be made in the borough qualification. This prin ciple runs through the entire Bill, and determines nearly all its special provisions. Most of these provisions are attempts MOM or lama specious to disguise the real object of the Bill. They are expediests for extending the garage in appearance without really lowering the franchise. Teequalidea ties is wetland in amities, where the reduction is of less importance, in order fiat it may be kept up in I lbereegher where the redaction is imperative. All I Ibis lagenioos and useless huff franchisee are intro dewed for the same purpose—to give an apparent, but et the same time escape that real extersice of the euffrage, which a lowering of the town quolifi mhos involves. The principle of uniformity of ridings is quite subordinate in the Bill to that at finality, and tic finality of the Government is the ten-pound householder. After thirty years of liberal progress, of improved edeestion, and advanced natiowal prosperity, that is the ultimatum of a Coo nervative Government to the just demands of the people. They have taken their steed on the pia cdple of the non-reduction of the borough franchise, and Lord youv Russets., as the people's champion, cons them to defend or &hoodoo the position. The issue is clear and definite. The combatants are marshalled to fight it out. It is too late for crosses or compromises of any kind, Radical or Con secrative. Some foolish attempts of this kind have already deservedly failed, and the country is in no humour to brook a repetition of them. It is not the time for trickery and trifling, but for strong speak peempt resolution, and 'decisive action. The Goverment has refused the Reform which the no tion asked and bee a right to expect. Toe country has pronounced unanimously against the wretched Dill embodying this refusal, and it now asks its re presentatives in Parliament to do their duty. Ck Court. OSBORNE, MAJICII 19. Her Mojastee dinner party yesterday iseladad the Desiree of Princess Ades, Lady Fanny Howard, the HAL lbw A. Hardin s, sad Camas' Francis Soyineetr. genes sad Prison COlillOti, 1101111ded by the Maraldenase of Sly, Ilker-Ornoral (be Hoe. C. Om, sad Calmat the Ma. A. Hardings, morel over to Clorret Is the royal 'add Fairy and visAad the Prince and Pruner of Lelisaa. MARCE U. Hat Wray, the Priam COINCIA. Pewees Aties Ptiscass Bekaa, sad Priam* Utast attended divams monies thl s womb( et Whippingtisst Claw* vhsrs the Esc °saw Pr, thsro °Watt& A Cabinet Connell was held on Saturday at As alicial residence of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, in Downing-street. The Minister. present were : The Earl of Derby, the Right Hon. B. Disraeli, the Lard Chancellor, the Marquis of Salisbury, the Earl el Hardwicke, Mr. Secretary Sotheroe-Esteovrt, the Earl of Malmesbory. the Right Hon. Sir E. Balm, Lytton, General Peel, Lewd Stanley, the Right Hon. Sir John Pakingten, and Lord John Manners. Hr APaa Napier Idscarda (Condom, Canada) had an lalarriew wish*, ClawsLior al the Szchequar is Saturday, al lie Midi redisass Dowsing-Nu eet. • aigeb•s• ben Ma ftal Decimal Asamtatioa, fares wpm al is lb, Metrical Byrum of Weights wad Meawarea, bad as istarriaw, ora tialordwy, with the Clrostiar. al aba Isabapaer. Ilia &outwits wadded of Mr. Jana Tar" vieemmaidast • Manta How. C. T. D'Da coart7 Oiled Sykes, ate, Mr. &Ana, H.P., Mr. Loads T. D Byaseart, Dr. Parr, Dr.Praahland. Dr. Mulls &with, Mr. Mahn MK Mr. Squares, Mr. Dined Mamma, Dr. Bs drama, Mr. G. C. Mourn Meakina, Mr. J. NmaJAMJ, Mr. J. sokat. sec J. fleett Poalar, Mr. Samuel Brow., Mr. Edward absalim, asS Mr. Hoary Wright. Degabbsearia•malred at the OaloaiM•ofilee oa Saturday bout t o aof Coy), a and Moog Kearg. Daspatehas Wen sa w ho weraors of Labor, Cajtert, Wag Kaag• His Excellency the Brazilian NI mister end family have lilt t for the tdaserie Hotel, Upper Norwood. The Earl and Counters of Hardvricke gave a grand estertekaarat, on Saturday seising, at their residence is Yortaaa-sepesee, la their Soya* Ilishawers the Dachas, of Cainbrtdae sad the Primo Mary. The follwrion ware limited to 'met their royal highaerest Eterliraoy the Asebereake of Frame, sal the Duchess de Malakoff, the Rot afflelka, V ieeouat aid Viearestass Herding', Visoonat sad Yisseastree Swataara, Lied Stanley, the Ch.morllor et the larbequer art Man Bbraell. His. INN* Yorke, de. Liniment-Wand Home Panne was in waiting on their royal bisieneora, la the .waning her ladyship received a smolt pity. Viscountess Palmerston has jutted cards for an amiably co Wednesday sett. Mr. and Lady Margaret Beaumont entertained a mele:t dale at dinner, IS eatarday orenkir, at their masa- Woe in Piccadilly. Maier and the How. Mn. Loyd Lindsay left town es Saturday fur Fume Farm, sear Windsor. Mies Coutts hie Wt town for Torquay, Devon. His Ezoelimey the Austrian Minister ant the Coimbra Apponyl gave a greed eatertdareeat on netwrial to his Royal lifetime the Duke of Carelaidgt. The Sal low*/ were faulted to west Ida royal Memos .--11 M sinewy the &sea lilinfOrr, the Delco and DOWN le Marlboroegh, the Led Cheart:ller sad Lady atelwaltelle tad the floe. Miss nudger. the Memel. and Illawilklewewe of sag„„, t wain*. of Bath, the But sad Ossesses of Derby, Fieteest Csaterbury, Lord West, Lady Cheillsy, VW Air NIL Lady August= Laos, ohs Cennteat Paimpetta, Cent Caw* Dena aJtswitrarg;te. Coked I*W* wee la waldag on hie royal lighasse. Met weal. the Centres Array, had to ssesestay. The Assiiisessery et Bortardsr will, we wider stant, is seahrest spin ths Lev. flame Frederick Owiterd, d Itspishw VoUsp., Oatord, Renee of tlessldlesr, sintantwavd. Them. psatissen is ereinhaw Who lib" itilifersitat. and ea hun ireey versa i .1w drew Cadre& • Ws (lalisivry Aurae) wet to he •ft tap bail at *slim Mahe Tatteses, Id" be may glibly raw, wee Ow mew ell BL Jews, Strihribety. By his issilea width Oak pine en as utt Wt.. the .wiry vassat, and .he ems Awe Imit y hlw. The *leg ge Won be Mr g/M el Met Dad of Shidtasinry, sat Os sand Wm of ISIS. sr ivwerds. The Wm W. F. Campbell moolodeo so Womb 'Mb bo boo jut instil Is as electors of Harwich, I weep Isestisr r serer the hays et not Mktg ageless ths wattle st tar pessibr iless, I have dwillwd on rah end no elation. Dv 1y 11 hews issisedi Ins pen Dia geesii el spessbass sot •Wwwwwswear. Ist I Swoon, lieweeer, the, whir Dis mph= at raw hal books an- Sies lama orbs. set se visa" Int avestlterw. to wed elelleat sat possesters &obesity et tie ~Mb. I dwelt net Is,, swilewrewrod r ref merit hoeweglille ales Whet to the piestis which guided ..e." Lai Hallo boo Owed on the *ago book offll6 l Sow of Ceseasse. St folkarig 10•111111 Mill. toe Or I morrow sight Paw& Modele—Adflows Ike is of ambw of dors limb wed& has stl *dig as per fab s ob. saiDemirtw, lIM. la the 340 Acedesy, Liebe; do Main% Debiii; &hest of Art. Idaarbrar ; d ths Bassi at Dgmly, maws% •••• • pay/ Ina ur Bard et Itsasbotam• far 1 ; aladailike via;sisarairtuns, tba hEllai larabl Ms lei MISSY a tam 'number of time affray firdif, rod roamer at OS /.. ? ;;Say spresiss last Prises Wireless afitUdle Tamar Cludilia viand ilia P••• M. Maida Marta fa wpeareMlr• of tY °strop. 41;01D83ON OP A 003 . 011104174 720 K TEI ORRICE OP 3R A meet* of the members Were log the colgregallon d St. t • e • panty C ' Tufnell-peth, Holloway., was held a 7 oven • " to co o l*. whet steed 'Weald •"" . • the ratan! el the incumbent of the &attic to the ministry of St. Ger rge a the Rev , ti pies, is 1 who.° um the buddicg had torn erected. The chair was token by Mr. BICIARITAPPII, a imam of the coemegation. A statement setting forth the Mileserse which had been ad tpted was Ikea reed. It mentioned that • pertioo of the congregation, mooting heretofore at the temporary church of Sr. Luke, Camden-toed, Holloway tads the micistey of the Reverend Henry Months, having themselves intectited considerable named sectantowardi the erection of a moos church (now nearly completed) for that district, sad finding that Mr. Rounpeas had under a ralaceseeption as to their whims gent In his rerMastion to the incumbent of the district, Immediately forwarded to him a memorial, with many hundred signatuna of seatholdern requestieg Ito with drawal. This haring been met with a direct emotive from the jam:abet, and report@ prejudicial to Mr. Hainplea's character having been freely circulaiol, they resolved, sod did Mold analtat honorary church for Mr. Hampton, hoping that wheat his ammeter was cleared ap, sad be wee tot wandered ow unfit to minister as a clergyman of the church of Eagleod, be would be snowed to continue in a proper end legal form the ratebtratiose wide& had been so acceptable to his cwregaties. The interment, a ft er saying that the rumour. p re med strength, west ea to sty that a eoerespoodenoe was opted with the Bishop of Load= who linally nominated a commission to inoisle: , hal o the 'truth of the allegation.. charged agaimot Mr. . The em anations, made their report to the MAW& with Mord to Mr. Hampton they soy "lo rerpseitherefore of the charges submitted to our toquiry, we mart condder him as =molly disqualified for ollidmiag In Ode thomeo." The statement motioned that the menthenttlethethered that he (Mr. Hampton) had a right to elethenartheteset the thedince of the bishop, a resiiiatisa to mewed prides Y to Markt to that which he genwied Who Drpotetime to the bides, eel eneeeegarmne to the incumbent of the Mewls having felled la aterenaihisths this object, the numbs, thel theft they have se bat to coastlthes thennthiee distinct bid, e ve l; Et • it drai threatVt g a d LI Si the l y theta nototedishme to • their Iseu lt. ashy of a hes &arch of Bog =re imams the prcuing their adherence to and memeethe dm the euh:intiol forme of the Book of Comm Prayer, and the Articles of the Church of England MeV leireetehlished. Therelmarexas rated the result oldie interview with the Meh . sifts diocese, wherein his lettlahip exprreoed hi. roa die= le Imo Mr. Hampton le St. Georges temporary ehemithat added that mother IM We soy one else had the de=pordlion to the Inearebent of the district. =rho hem the Iles. C. W. Bohnonstone, in embed ito thilriet la which the temporary church was =Byam is mower s t , :A=ons which had beau 1 4 , Sim Se amenthe the t of Hr. Hampton, IMO thee med. The vim der'ined all communi cable Ines It min Meted also that a site bad been sem& thr the , ltat beyeed the preeinem of dre jthielletios, to which they md B re ws,miltft they bad felled in eecuriag one. bad Iwo also mu* to the Man to allow ewe other midair to do duty ia the desk, so as to prothat the aes~„el Ire bathe dond e end drairomee the diepondos of eons dews tmd members who bed hand Its congregation dories the pa twelve meenhe; sad indeed tt was mid that every amtlith had bath used to seer* a caw death= of the siewitm. Methuen wee ands tea free dowsli of awldthel Y Amemthm, lbs ihmeitios Math of ehlik was UM et Oesheng ca the 11th ed liewtamber lest. OW of the doemeeie 4s em le the smith d this I lemadetion Moak tt sthathilmedtheathemeethmet which huloieulted or their withazi:ll batty time from gimp' authority was itrenthl The preamtioa of all arbitnay thd pert eta Whop, and the se tight of every amg ri pies be ham a voice iti the dm/ea of he mister--tics aylrapd .....este Wag limited to ems who meal or doctrinal thl iN=lienemmintithe were thin petnelothint Ohara N ing 2tall. pmeith Mato (tithe - ~..restimmi law is sot oath aimmed to the Welliver* et the ego, Ea maim smaihrst to enable • compathithea to north* mem yak* la tin nomination ce sjolAssat OA& witlasz." IS Ina moved by Mr. Ova., and seconded " That UM amesdt, km mina fore free church ad limahand, witemity the whine if a eingrentioe to the appoindamet of 'Math Ma Mr WINO& 'Meisel without thy depart are from the hum desalt ef Simms Prayer" The plat oerteis trustees, ratborMed the mid IneLoth illin t il t. =le huddler known se St. Ororgere Ampotery Church, Tulsell-park, pareseat to the 'oth finale* Vat., cap. dl, se • ' fres dwelt cd Eng- It waamplastisally dwelt *pa by man Shea ma spoiler that as is watt ia•prisi tram iba prisipies Md Meats( 'fibs March at Regleed, mod Mat bar fens sad litarry weld le unite therm air sad method as they were In the astablidasi alma& Hosnraz 702 W OZZL2I2II. The annual festival of thellorpital for Sick Children in Oteat Ormond-street, was bold oa Saturday, at Rooms. when about a hundred oreatlsmen sat down to droner, wader the presidency of the Nal at Coat w.s Atter *het:estuary tour. The noble CH•tillAN, In proposing Prosperity to the Horpital for dick Children." old that ttr mortality of children under ten years of ago is tbs metropolis hod only decreased by 2 per out. winds the hot 60 years ; and that out of the 10,000 persons who died annually in Lunion 21,000 were children. Notwithstanding this mortality, the London hospitals as bliserto coostroc'ed, could scarcely afford any socomardatke to this class or patients, so that when a reticule - ion was made as to the number of Inmates = ry conteleed, oat of 2,306 patleate, 26 only were children ten. The almost nscema result was, that r idled Knowledge so snOmble to the disease. of ARM& was very defective —sot froas any want of syspelky on the part of needleal awn, kw their own lesperoso showed that se are as provision were afforded, the Writ radical knowledge and seism* was snakes to solo wed NI op the gap. (Hear, hear.) He thought they should tabs sons dime to themselves in locoing. that when lb. wrest hospital (the first of the kidin England) was "ipotablied, fn SOVISIOen sober cities in Europe modal boo. Asis for children were in full operation. He bad recently bad lb. opportualty of inspecting the premier to Orem Oemsad-strebt, is company with tbo seam bon. secretary, Batharat, sad ender the guidance of • functionary who exceed le suited to her staika—tha =awes; and sot wiskrrdha torM a ngerel pads by the saris of childhood, it was a end Wisasias ramadla 6 see the children in nice Line ila ran wendlanadronto, war roucded with a quantity of Wye sole tl attract their sneaks end relieve theft saMdtais. mad tended by • comely and wed-ordered wig ammar wk. bitrwid nem them all the are that that swab ampind. lbws was two houses and a speciosa wiskik sibreigt en* fuss for playground for •••••66611 - 0666. . kr saber armpa@ brio kis be batellai 1 14--e er that sad 114 dr* IWashalsl6 tails were forttroastag. lamilhar at. hewer, formed but en lanwasklerld• la qpiradwas of the Wapiti), be VAS *Mr ww• baryis to the lower sysereata ir % i ll Wird at oreadents A special id room h bon be do net and rasishon a the nurses during marnati whin they ler not aboalviely 101111/roi at the sick kb el tbs 1101101. 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Dalai MN per %,IST,INI forests ems soma 1p to IIO.MIII'W amain. aid SW try veldt loamy I Vis haw lowa Mktg 4,1411A0 Imam. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. . • brim ITALIAN QUESTION,. "ANOTHER CONGRESS. ---- - The Ipalpesdaisca Beige of Saturday states that "England, Press* and Russia, after having settled the bases of a congress on the Italian question, have milled upon Austria and Franco to adhere to them, under the penalty, in the cue of Austria, of her being left isolated, and in the case of France of a coalition being formed against her." The course here attributed to Russia is, however, positively , eentradioted in other quarters. The Muses of Ma morning says: We en kW Ile MOW rat a magmas of the great powers err mi dew at Wake sr Berlin to take into COIllidelell• lien the Mae of Italy and the complicetioas to which It has led. Ahlwash wo may all become somewhat tired of cou riers\ yet thin is so doubt that this @oration le the bait mailer the drounestaseee—in fact, the only one, considering how far tech of the two sovereign prisepally efelteinti has oommitted hineesif, and how meek a retest weld agave ' from the mambos of either. The repeat erstad of the French sad Sardialan Courts is not calculated to lama a happier fortune for Italy, bat we trust that, Dow the settle ment of that unhappy country has bean committal to Eu rope, the Great Powers, and especially England and Prude., will make their micas beard In favour of humanity sad good government. Francs and Austria bars called a Congress not only to daide the points In dispute between them, but to take sourest for the permwent tranquillity of southern Europe. To lead Cowley's mimics the weeds. of the Cowes@ is immediately doe. The Emperor of kaetzia, Invite regard to the iaterests of peace, end willing to take away every mans far an parention on the part of Priam, has eteted his iatruticas , rearweing Italy fully and frankly. He deduce, whet we can *dl baler% that be has sot seder/Mr has had any dello of attacking Piedmout. The eggnog's attitude hos beta throughout on the Ma at the wisher state, ancernreged by the hope of Frew& swatsteace; and the alleged &rine OE Marla have bees a mere pretext to cover arammeale istewAsd for an tango' of Lombardy. The )fiats of Austria is quite willing to emanate the Pep ii Steles Amalteneoludy with France, and if the , result of ouch la sot remote to be themposure of the Pope • to danger from the waolutiottary "arty, he will not regard with yealotry the whoa et Irma Weir to Romer should I such a Asp be takes Mel/A ilw the fagots of supporting his Heithers. Asa the operate Indio with the Itallea , &aim, dim* ;ugh Melon that they hare been oily a harem ad hi inset is his, exposing him to constant Ira ' portables likem the . Mem& swamis" sad that he la width. Is owalider a yin tee *dug time slake on • more oodatechwy hark. The Ilasiterr of this morning contains a report of M. Beaker, the Minister a iwte►iss far Algeria. The report has been approved by the &sperm, and ansouness that government will continue this year to buy from the planters of Algeria the cotton which it may require. The decree upon the report ' also abolishes the duty upon growers, settles the cotton prices, and promises rewards to the most skil ful cultivators. NNITED STATES. to xtoovrio rnsozni.) Mom ova owe oomspoirozw.) „.• LIVERPOOL, MON okY. The steams, a has arrived. She brings eixty-nine passengers, 200,000 dollars, and 6,0001. specie. She left Boston on the 9th, sad Halifax on the morning of the 11th. The Canada pared the following steamers hence bound west : On the 10th, North Briton and Arabia; 14th, Asia; 18th, Alps; 20th, Persia, and received from the latter the crew and passengers, 16 in number, of the brig Agnes, of Glasgow, from Troop, bound to St. Vincent's, which vessel was ran font of off Tusks:, on Saturday night, and sunk by the Persia. Brew-steamer Jura, hence, reached New York on the 6th, and the Europa on the 7 th, I hence. Oa Bth instant. Brown died at Washiagto: The wits election in New Hampshire had resulted in the gnomes of the republican.. The United States Senate, in executive session, had rati fied the Caes•Herran treaty. The extra session of the Senate would probably close on the 10th. In the Canadian parliament a petition had been presented for an act of incorporation for a company to connect America by a submarine telegraph with England rid Greenland and Iceland, through the Faroe Islands. - - - _ California dates, February 19, had reached New Orleans. Business prospects and mining accounts WON favourable. Navigation bad re-opened on the Upper American lakes. ' Lain BY TKLEGRAPH VIA HALIFAX. NSW YORK, Masca 10. Cotton active and buoyant ; sales past two days 13,000 bales. Middling uplands closed , firmly at 121 e. to 12[c. Flour declined 100. per barrel, and Indian corn 30. per bushel. Wheat likewise dull, bat without alteration. Pro visions steady. Stock exchange depressed, and there has been a slight decline in all kinds of seen . _ We have advices from Mexico. A portion of Miranson's troops had been repulsed in an attack on Jalapa. Mirsmon subsequently arrived before Vera Cruz, where Liberals were confident on being able to defeat him. WASHINGTON, Mica 10.-3oseph Holt has been confirmed by the t3enate u Postmaster-General Moe Aaron Brown, deceased. Naw Batumi, Masai 9.—Cotton has under gone no cheap today. Basinger has been 11.600 bales. }lmam. Mama 10.—Th. Meant-ship Arabia, from Livrepool, arrived here this morning. TILE BOMBAY 141AEL MALTA, MARCH 18. The Bombay mails of the 261 h of February leave to-day. The Robin's; have been dispersed by Brigadier Hills. The forts were captured without a blow. Untie Topes is dill at large; he is believed to be is the neighbourhood of NISI. There is no news moment from Oade or Nepal. A new loan of five crones is announced from the let of May next at Ok per cent ; subscriptions re ceivable half in cash and half in 6 per cent. paper. The lane of Treasury bills awe on the 30th of April, and a new issue at et par osnt commences on the Id of May. Bombay import market dull, with a decline in prices. Boldness in exports very limited. Exchange, la. 2d. to 2s. aid. for credits.—Times. ARRIVAL OF THE NEAPOLITAN EXILES IN 711 E 111117ROPOLIS.-ITHIB DAP) It in the morning papers, that the Neapolitan es tee would arrive in London this day from Bristol, brought orowia of respectably-dressed prawns to both the Paddington and the Waterloo donate, some uncertainty suiting as to which route would be chomp. Padding.on, however, was the one ultimately de termined upon. The exiles e:rrived by the quarter-past 11 o'clock train, end were mired by newel of the directors of the Great Western Railway end s Wed company who had obtained adogedon to the et Wry amongst whom were the Sardinian Ambaseedor lad several ladies; also several gentlemen of local influents*. The names of the refugees were as follows:—Vito Puroary, aged 64, a lawyer; Late Preis% 42, lawyer; Vi 061166 Out wore% 32, doctor; lielvatore Pancitems, 60; Aobille /vei nier', 42, gentleman; Fromm. Proconsul°, 40, military; Doweatoo Dam* 84, gentleman; Ovidio Serino, 43, bishop; Aogelo Pelligrieo, 63,1awyer ; Raffaele tianro,32,gentismat ; Guiseppe Pass, 32, gentleman : Filippo Agresti, 68, military ; Pietro Metal* 66, lawyer; Carlo de Angelis, 42, lawyer; LadriYarenti, 39, gentlemen. Onaligliting (toroth* train, the party were conducted by Kr. Hodge to one of the retnehment saloon, where they partook of retreehments, several ladies attending to their wants. At the conclusion of the rapsst, Kr. Hodge presented en address to the exiles, prefacing it with a few words of warm greeting, and intimating that the reception which awaited them in London would bee spon taneous outburst of generous sympathy, and hive no referee* to questions of party, or shades of polidcal opinion. The address was as follows: " Gentlemen—ln the name of our fellow countrymen, we hasten to offer unto yen our sincere oongratulations on you liberation front the dungeons of the Neapolitan despot, end an your aide arrival on the lees shores of England. " Oor hearts hove burned with indignation when readier of the foul and inhuman outrages committed 11416616 your persons, and with edmiration have we heard of the hereto manner in which you have borne them. The sympathies of the whole English nation have attended you in your trials and sufferings, and we are con fident (hot there is not a man in these isles whit did not rejoiee when the news of your arrival reached him. We have watched sn/ do continua to watch, with In tense interest, the 004/6* of events in your beautiful, end b•- 10v.,c1 ccuntfy. We have seen with the highest admiration how ttaquenchable Is the patriotism of her ems, and how Indomitable is their determination to become free. " We long therefore for the time when Italy shall throw off the iron yoke of the foretwr and oppressor. Bat we desire to me her work oat her freedom by her own hands, and not through the assistance of those whose only object would ' be their own aggrandisement. " Oar welcome to you, then,is id once a protest and a pro mise. A protest against the wrotoltwl govereseenta which preveat the Ikea develornent of yoar country ; • pro mite that, when the 'ley for your riling shall etre% it will be hailed to Engtand with general and active sympanity. " Acoept, gentlemen, both protest and promise from ea is the 01/00 sOrit in which we offer them, and Ist the lOW. solonimees of having poweefally helped, through your nriber lags, the canoe of Italy, sad of having won for your ehes the respect of all lovers of truth and justice, be your conefels hen here and elsewhere, until the tuitional tricolour diell wave in triumph from the Alps to the Bee " Signed, an behalf of the committee formed for pfeeentitut the above, " W. H. ASNIISIT. " J. A. NICZOLLT. Idoormou B. Lwasowt. " T. Daiwa. 1101303, Sec." Signor Dombie Deeds was deputed by theemles to reply. Speaking in Italia, Ladd they accepted title demonstration is the name of Italie. liberty. They had awn,* looked upon England, as • woo mad free motion; and if, Mho future destinies, it shield ever be in the power of the foreigner to give km matetame, their voles would not be emeMiss is mew upon the notion people to recognise the Wilealose they woe under to her. (Cheers.) As • freeman. he Momkod them from the bottom of hie bort, sad in the memo of his comegehriels, tar the noble genermity English sea had displayed from Soo moment the exiles had set foot upon British soil. (Cheers.) During these proceediags the crowd outside Mortared to on enormous =tent, and by to. time the party were OM ducted to the doors el the betel, the irons and approsebas to the station wee completely eieked up. The adios were madnated from the rooms of the betel to the steps hading to the stmt, whin they were formally prorated to Me people. They sews& comketattly 'Mod, bat some oat the %menhir looked feeble sad to ill health. One at them wore a trimier Mad WON his Most, end the roams ad this &Misdeal wo explained to be, that the wearer had endured the greeted petvaliems in the cuss of liberty, ho lm passed no his than testy years of his life in • Neapoli tan dungeon. No sooner was the drat bearded face amongst the smiles reounbed, than • loud shout of oakum rang through the crowd. Hots and handkerchiefs were waved, and the cheering continual for several minutes. In the midst of this setlausiaan, • gentlemen of foreign aspect woo lifted on to the roof of a cab, and from that position sibewel the esilse in their own tongue. The weaker vas Wiper Pilopanti, who was formerly • deputy la the Ram Coutitoent Assembly. His speech appeared to aides es oaths to the highest pitch. They cheered he tomelodly according to their national sooner, • and tide yews were lighted up with estlasimm. • Pilepantrs Mows' was to the falipor fai let:—" Wilms to London. The people d this fees semi pews dal emotre greet you with • dusts jey of swig yea Mahan the clutches of • mowiter;whom they despise end derini. Your own Italian brethren ' who Woe you hoo toad ben • generouo asylum, clasp you to their herds. We me here lidless of all parties. There ate some who have the republican fai h, others that paler the ontstitatiossi kiss, but we ail agree in the ptiociplit that is embasettly represented by you, Viz., hatred to despation,esd keg far the union and indepodeses of Italy. (Choirs.) Ohl beloved acid nobeppy coastry I Nature bas lavished upon you all her most enviable gifts. She gives sersaity and azure colour to your alder, fertility to yew; Sado, Meaty to your wens m, the genies of mime, poetry, sad art to yew nos; bat tyranny, Hell's daughter, los eadeavoroM,Uppfly sot yet crowned with satire lIICOOII, to tarn the temple Marts Into • gaol, sad the peke of nature pato • orenotory, Hers yon are, noble martyrs, still wearing on your bands sad kart the impress of the chains which were imposed on you, because you wished to make Italy free and one—(chars)--some of you for no worse orlon than for having tee Althr folly served the tyrant Insult, whoa, with perjury on his lips and bawler, to his heart, he held you out • devolv ing hope of Mil* your wishes for the happlueve of Italy. Rumor, the foremener of death, the Indigoatielo or free sad powerful Enema, the mesaces of war, and Mohacs the underground fudges of the vole me of reedlike, prevailed won him to open the gates of your pesos, bet se • lot token of his hatred to you—as • last act of his iniquity towards you—be wanted you to cross the broad Aeientic. Tear eesolutenses and theehMakous devotedness of theTz e . e f ono mug palmier' the moment when we wrote you. Bream, again weloome—we are boo to yea so the watelotord of sa slimed sentinel of Daly. The 'Wiwi cries marl vise t—sesswer " The living martyrs of Rely." Welcome, las:tyre ; welt:isms, our brethros • IniC9olll be the mild atmosphere of liberty and bole—perWoml *my for you immediately—hope of the onaccipation of me bir level country. (Cheers.) Immedisgety Signor Yllopents descended from the ask the Ita/kins in the crowd rushed forward and embrampli and hired their oiled outcome in the most aSectionate amt. ear. Homed impossible for them to their joy; end who the cabs were drawn up to omen the MOOS Itway, the liter ware lifted shoot bodily from the soaps to the vehicles, The harness of the hones wu dreesed with laurels, and the ease were preceded by as Miss bond of music, who played wins sationalabs. Jimmie sod the Haim ack were carried ia advance :on one of the bellows wroth' words, " Exiles I—Weleonas to tree Eagiand.;" on another, " The Unity and Independence of The procession mood through the streets at a slow pace, and at various stages Owe wee•ropeated meniistations rte powier groepethy. The rests Wool was the Wooers road, Ortaremzett, Begml-street, Coventry-atrest, is the liaise Hotel, Crenhoomateseklakeetwoquars, whOs they mewl en evaiks. They wore afterwards, tt wo ender stood, to repair to an hotel In Arlingtou-strot. THE NEAPOLITAN EXILES AT MUST*. GREAT DEMONSTRATION. BRISTOL, SATURDAY NM?. Out city has this day bass muds the mesas of a greet assomerstioa la haw d Julian liber t y. A few dale ago or often@ were • little precipitate, and of ixd ea masa to a Ymaiba osatimas, who, although hating no oommaisa with the gallant and amble band of Nagyolltaa sitar, sea miehdota for or d their body. On thermal moseetwa, -, they hem been no mistake. We lave siosairtas • wine of the gallant men whodsavlng most haat% anastas of Unit Beeelia, email ear way to the sage( Oak, Althoestearsamat las peenfaildwoogii NBAPOLIT.AN =LLB !UNIX A meeting of the general committee of this fond wee held at 118, Pall-moll, on Saturday last, which was at -111•1011 by the Bub of Shaftesbury, Culls's, Granville, end Ripon, Viewing Palusersten, Lord Jam Rummell, the Right Hon. Idward Elba, Milner Gibson, W. B. Gladstone, Sir B. Hall, Versed Soda, and Sir D. Dundee • the Deus of Westminster sad St. Praire, the How. A. letrumehd, Mr. Wentworth Beemeast, MP., Mr. C. Rasmus', Sir James Ferramon, Mr. John Forster, Mr. Thome Falrburs, Mr. I. B. lienh, Mr. M. lf lulu, Sir H. Holland, Mr. A. Elegisks, Yr. E. Y. Wanes, MX., 131 r R. Mar• &ism, Mr. A C. Roberto, Mr. Her Saysisr, M.P., Mr. thiribre, Ho. It wee moved by recoaat Faustus:ow, sad seconded by Lord Joan Mumma and Mr. W. Micas, K.P., that tits following brief statement of tits eitcumstawass . is which the ais are placed, and the views of the comarfttee with respect to the relief to be afforded t thee, Amid be priated end circulated for the ieformatica of the Who : _ . " Sizitseven Neapolitan ezdee, most . of whom are gen tlemen by birth and education, and all of whom are men of unimpeachable &erecter, ware removed a sheet rime since from the prisons of the King of Naples, and were conveyed to Cadiz on beard a Neapolitan man-of-war. "They were forcibly transhipped into an American mail ing vessel, with taigas captain the Neapolitan government had ocotesetad for their 001kTeJeIICII to New Toe*. . . . " These unhappy ram, boiem down in health and spirit I by a ten years' imprisonment, naturally shrank from cross lee the Atlantic daring the equinox, and from deportation to I a distant quarter of the globe, when they had neither re sources nor friends. " They, timed" remonstrated so earnestly against the obvious illegality of the maraca Into which the Aurelian oeptsin had entered respecting than that he at lest yielded to their ',Sheen protest, and consanted to lead them at Cork, where they mitred cache 6th instant. " They are ell reidile-aged or old men ; they are almost all enfeebled and worn by long imprisonment and hardship ; some are ocatlrmol invalids ; all are ignorant of our lan guage; all are entirely destitute. " The noblemen and gentlemen, who have formed them selves into a committee for the relief of there exiles, 'dab to collect by public) sobecription a sum of mosey sufficient to mantilla them with fragility until they shall have somewhat recovetel from the effects of the long sawing to which they have beta impaled. The committee then drake to afford to each ladividual, according to his previous avocation and protest neceesitiee, the means of stating In life afresh, either In this country or abroad, and of rendering avid able for hls Ware support the tante and weirs which ressen to him. "Foe the immediate amielear• which they receives in leading in Ireland the exiles ere Indebted to the prompt and geserene humanity of W. John Arndt, the Mayor of Cede, who nit only seised a heal sabierlption ea their behalf, bat des Sarwarded to the oesnasktee In Laden hat own pore .nal .striation of 1001. " The amble of the elite ea the feet thee may of era Yee wives red female at their sal eleswhree de. peadest ea thee reader it ameary that amebae shoal/ be sole to Nike a essabbotsblis ewe In order to plass the enuelree In &pukka to Wad to each sea the eat aach vete eelief h beet evilest ere s ems time to eases the mate theorem ca do modem towards attain their owe A Tarts letter of the 18th. Hulett Wiley, rya a Row Oinksmi ins prolica m Weimer, sight et the Theste Royal, Tata. him sot eneolad, Si plasm me dtl ht Met gam sr atm mean* it ma my bait imaly mented; there wie a pat wad of tasstek, and the areimire vas emerabts Tare was a mead and parti anlneliaelayeediem eteci oeowee reetfrod sot tot* plow& MCCAW/ imikbael meta was throws may upon than. Thaw Three trplegtheewatonote, Was Ratio wade aettarsa lee as/ etegiall and wilt Mr Mot lime end mph*, The pate i aef gaited Si her raiment style al deep* lest NI& the errs via bethse ameba rad bear realest The pi" wood sowewipt watt eleteepewee es on tbeyeeteilag raids& ma Os bow. aithaaels, ea twirl ham tae Mety sad well a le my eressenoteg is artists, easid re bet emerst Oar casemate" le ratan a me lie Malta) pica fie tbaddi asetand tiaMtlx tOeireeC gees Ity a prelitiam deal el ewe+ hesesai pressed tau two sow"' ITALY. TURIN, 8011 DAT. The slain works which had been omattleured fee the purpose of blowing up the Bridge of Baffa issas simppsd. The damage already done has not ism tepinal. Utters Base Tuscany elate that government has Nina • pamphlet, bearing the signatures Ridolfi, Iliisitsit,iNst*asi, and others, which protests against the tmeedes existing between Austria and the miser Is samba This circumstanos has pro duce! emeiderahls agitation in Tuscany, and ad drums far signature, expressing the feeling of the Taman people, are now circulatiog through the wintry. According to advice from Rome to the 17th inst., General Grammont has again received a note from Gsdiaal Antonelli requesting the immediate evacua tion of the Butes of the Church by the French Imps. ILimar 19. Advice' have been received from Genoa to the 18th. --- Volunteers from Tuscany oentinue to arrive in companies of twenty. The authorities of Tuscany permit their departure. It is inserted that France intends to protest against the emistrnetion of fortißc►tiors by the Austrians in Masson. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. THE REVIEW OF THE IMPERIAL GUARD. (nos ova ows mourromnorra PARIS. OtIPIDAT iVIIIIICI. The review of the Imperial &aid is jolt over. I have seen it, but am not able at this moment to say whether any political manifestation of importance eseurred ; as far ea I can learn the expiated cry of Trce l'ltalie was not uttered ; sad, indeed, con eidering the present " pacific phase" of the poetise, it is not likely that orders should have bees gives for any manifestation of the kind. The absence of any important feature of the ✓eview in the eseeante given by the evening papers saanot, however, be relied upon as conclusive, be muse the Emperor did not leave the ground till 6 o'clock, and they went to press before that hear. As a spectacle the review was magnificent, and it was favoured by lovely weather. The Petrie says that it tool place under au " Italian sky," and that is the only political insinuation which I find in pint as the subject. The Emperor disappointed a great many people by arriving on the Champ de Mars, not by the Pont de lona, as he usually does, but by the Paola Militate at the other mad of the field. He wee accompanied by his uncle, the Prinos Jerome, his cousin the Priem Napoleon, sad sat imams, following of marshals had issiarals. He rode eerie, round the line*, then distributed eagles to deputations from all the regiments pre lim, and then witnessed the filiag past. The Em prom and the Printer Clothilde in two carriages and tsar arrived on the ground at the mine time with the Emperor, and whammed the review from • decorated balcony in front of the Eoole The Impress was accompanied by the little Imperial Prince, who wore the unifOret of ►'Corporal of the Grenadier Guards. The Meniteur Sr this moraine publishes an spectral of the review. It Oates that after the troops had dialed past, the Emperor repaired to the Pont de Ism, and gave sedan to the sentinels to siker tin 'sword to approach. His Majesty was immediately surrounded by an immense coresoures et people, nth& rushed with presipitatioa almant ander the het of the hones, sheeting with the greatest enthu siasm the cry of " Vim rldsperear I" No accident *below happened hem this demonstration, which vmr quite grantsmen oa the part of the public. The Jayne: Al Saone 4-Zeito 'tats that a ratafr Wy, maid Klein, who resided at L'Algis (Ores), lassly Ibltbsposibiet by grill to ED X. L.amitim firm, and • law la therms. The hasels provincial journals state that ea the wallows" at Me Whose a do Paws letersist. lark liallakeipere aro rit • Wk. to sash :altild bees ea the arse irt, '4l lanes peralai nay randy emir •ea the day that a number of the rmforto arrive by*, steam- ship AMC., it war the packet company bad received no is nor could any meation of it be bead is although same thourad or two ram log plean at Cumberland Basin,ltetwt al it is tamed, the great balk of the boon after five o'clock, however, a te mouth announced the arrival d the and that she had oa board fifteen of of the exiles, and the rumour dyit rectlone, the inhabitants were soon or was such • rush towards the notwelL before bees witnessed. The banks landing quays were also soca Growl concourse, which, at the time the poet, at six o'clock, could less thee 10,000, and was estimated b The Teufel wee gaily decked out wit Nespolitese being dwarfed on the c steamed up the river rent the sir wit' Vona. The cheers were taken up mg board the ship, and indeed by the exi men became altogether one of the m Upon the Jams nearing the qua, Beg., M.P,, sad a few leading fins pay their respects to the brave Italia tithe warm sympathy of the peopl name cd the fifteen were found to I cenalo Hama* Regent Mauro, L Dames,Veto Forced, Francisco Prix Carlo Destageles, Filippo Agreed, Povesti, Angelo Pallurrino, Achi FavatestaaL They see a due body ol them are advanced in ege, and appal their long end cruel imprLionscanl same, Is Woe from the prams of tJ during MeV keg years Ministrant to Malt in the ankles from the earn boarded the Juverna wen eccomper ea Mallen gentleman reading at Cl eldpbroker, who has lived In Ital kindly acting as intseprears a sot was held in the chief cabin. lin H. B. Allen, of the Angel humble citizen welcomed the ease was sore, had their arrival been dd authorities would have hastened hlmeeN he freely proffered them bottle. _ . Signor 't memo Baztoeria exp thanks of himself and compeoions lilies, and said they could not expel seption given them by the people long known England to be the land and of generous sympathy with the hoped for such a glorious reception. Mr. Bind said Me. Beetalay, th Wet, htpeilemne, bad, when donee, desired him, honk! the exile them the expreeion of his we hogratalatioas ore their arrival is thalami they had awalamed. Signor Raffeelli Mime said be math complimented at the mom* that they bad chorea to come to I beard sad read of its &ekes f knew the the English people bed who soughttbrix shone orwhe bmi Mr. Langton, ILP., said melds plasm, thee to welcome, ea he di seas of Bristol, the brave bat ankh megestakte them that they were lest thee, ca the tree soil of Engle his fellomdtheas emplaned the Waster= they had modem tiary had met with, most gratifyil ens only an exprestoa of that de width bad eve cherschriesd the mil which prompted them to offs the oppressed from whatever c MA Lawton enured the patriots {{tees by Lad Shafteebtuy and a air, sat spin welcomed them to Signor Luigi Pram, who sppe Mr. Langton. He said—lt bad imitated on board th. American thought, with his other Mande, t 1 the world in which they could they knew that directly they mould be free men. They one of the warm reception they had het a eastrention of whet the diameter of Englishmen. Nov they Wed the Madame now shoo The scene which awned as the Asoription. Despite the beat exec Emedwell sad a strong body of f was experienced in getting from sager wee the populace to gbh poach or see, King Bombes viol pissed in a lime of amiss/es, An of width the horses were taken, fa praoesike preceded by km which ear enthusiast° citizens city to the Angel lam. The route was one continued cmition and at every point, es the prom shoat of lINIMOCOS was board. Ti at the Hith-oreet, in front of I must bah numbered some thou in an energetic end elegant Deli Signor DaNdakho Dean, lel tkeply the sense which he and mode Ameestratiou which had eat th them of liberty that en task feet on beard the vessel, America if the captain would bi they knew that they should hr the goatee English people. 1 England was, they could not 1 shades as that which they wit be did not anderatand their ten them haw deeply he felt their k his beet. If he hose the meshy he could my mach tc met Englithams they hod font h la Inlaid end they fourth (Amish its remembrance while The epoch was much chest adopted an address of thath shoed on their behalf by Aoki laweelation : "To the generous people 01 the profound emotion ',hi not be possible for us to expra elude we experience. The Italy, for • nation so =foetus real affection, and it is to u destinies. We, after ten yen eelves,Neemettated here to a I a profound admiration for a p the heed of modern dailies happy pleas with the mime until sow level ear own nab Mimed tar Enlnequantly to the Lift Bight Worshipful the May Aim informed of the arrival by the Town Clerk, Dalai apes them at the Angel It Be said, bed he teem a the party would Mee thief !magistrate, have await of his hllomnitizem have p razed them of his sympatl English people. Signor Pr ship, and repeated the exp hem need by Me oommtrist The following are the by the exiles :—Praraci, Arglatiao, 10 yeersoad 11 A 'meeting of the id bald caa ?May, In the Com erftw on Prot a subeeriptk teothar Neapolitan miler there was an Influential a orphaning the object of II towenible for any one to the .arrival of these enter deep Interest and mutate ok Wiz attention to the palm sad apippOTl not on chow et Ne taltabitants. whellet7there should be • sefteerlpiket skald be Meta thee the taltabiteetd If the working cisme tow the Ihr die bomb elate 1 of the yogis veil hi Ihole falai.% la Oa malls I