The Express. — London, England, 1858-10-28 00:00:00

V den nepilials betthautesid se ln a own smidgen of moo NM* en Itrwlegbass. Divide dr a opts sad yea ell In Inale, win ay= of MPS Is iseh, dna% sod if as teseniend. dessenihe earn el diens rind be mei beim les/i& d. lsesiaa. ike ntreplin beraabs, sal si iks desei d any, eseld to be divided an sal bet they see to kin deebt, sed spieb, gn i sense d nen that Ma him i r - 4 1 74 Win • neon denies Mb thst er eme el nod Ithodry el the ankh will lie indleses, dna and only tee nuns the SONO Celmler Lthee( nth lest lus ben as in • wile Ad Won went be be if Ms offonliomoy of this seat Mes nines a ihe lan d Chase s ws sal airs gli a Ineliesis—ant no ion der wet ennies epsisesehnf The whin eii,as i rlsansed. le • ennelein le nen to be pat sa sad le, sad if it is ad pat es sad le 7_,12 rogromiolin will ends la brae, es It kr bees pn ray fide ban eira • lase. Ifew then Yus wlr en pin weit wean es dr direllasha whin I sintlint te. sad kln to ihe any sin Tea all ni Met Me eldest cd the wen gowsomost—is bet, tosaseoat h whit► tho resist low is wren lows, sad nen the kneween re se penisen— all Os, by the dinhalles d ssolti gm* Is bone the id ninon kr the sin des. The ammoillor of In lodriter wee et Mb wey • 1 4, 1 "r a r he kr get bein in no of sad le be seehe set Ada the iMensing dr panne is to bereave dr el be lend any Is be ins d Csanne. I wend bet se Ole snobs he wined le be Clain an need dre Inie Inge Ogle bale& 911 wadi nub dadeh sreebare, thee Hi ewe flekkas deb sa ng mann ini desi re fin dee son dens en ihis Wirt nib= der As Inn rirw ks aseng sea be nun ads. nee It Ne Chneelbe of the en his Inds in the warns ea the pen d seinen ea Ibis priba. We weir nib. asde as the nisi b as ealhen all V ris weans see rani to deal nth Osod= es Met pesetas sell he bred rade to terry ost Me pint* telly. (Men) Int sow let me tan yen id nen potioady to the See el Pear Tea now tint the Neese of Pere 119 • bbWI .asst eadiely ef bairn% the pinged assend S it : r kw knees • few .) Ens yet ever ben la Ss be 4 am • d tens onus yes been • r+ dis dskeber lbst as dap an Anal to an Inn .) There le • lend rte den et the Ilasse of ; yea ban see It her es brany bet It am .) The Nene el Pews Is dr =et ihh i r est u r=es d the NIL Me= the imp to rokno4, is wry =ftbe Ms Nen et lane. flees is the ibreelsl - 1 ne l ise—(leir Ms-ehers Is Len Onnansto, thin b libenj el laisig 6 sail dise Ilwo weiber year et ne nen as Info owns, up men nape I_ ansaded =C r ew sin Dab of DerieNLrri ll iterby, Os DM of idles, in the Ned ot PoE c ze seen One re the Ned of Warn* Ind Ind Onn% in Lord Cabins. Tine was wilia d set tepider—lbey sew is Min ein kin ingh wan Gs an ten No kr or pal ; sot the mid nen= of neon or of *the as to yes, ale It ono nosh the wry Ise inn if dr ad el be Neese d Lens. _ boas.) This I n iket V the lend pennon ti login ins spes • pin wenn le this pin Is the Nen d Cann we, ihe el m dress, sal the d lbilesdoell be ahead to ad—" Now lift theta. hewn war shin d peer is be llwn d Lan r (Chen) Nov see word nor ea ad inn id the dieldbellos. When WI/ Inn 3111 to Wenn to. to En of Conn by rey wenn be as nib. se pis Inn nossetin se yeallankespedtebeinkinbst inlaid year apex seenra ken be pedlesdbedistelialles of annes— Oar, bese)—kr Is thd lee Os pled nen &pieel eyea gamed your dells pis bre to Me elsen sod to Ingla It the wen sat in MII lee pin. Mass, Moil New, dr, thin is on ofbar c=smid that le me la win I none I din hen an et this siestiss. I le be sinew al 11=12 of Me reierners t aiar =: 7 lhtt esseentreldas sad el the ) set dna bei pestlea, iiir g le s tar ai reriebelet. lea ens this is the abil dile he elf Illedin the Inn Us klij kis Iniled, and It hes eke ben bend a Beams On masa. Them no us tin the Ind ow f wdle, bens bey win for bee dust ; thus who en is it I kiln, open to ant, been May lima. Inn leo peg ben of the sesetincies ben tee used sod Whine d the ride. _Mar, bar.) Now, the line ind nepopers Ikeerilea gweelos—lest the In e„ : „b e t a retlesin—r ia lan en so theselt a l eo ask wen•goeths = inn sari 4 1: 4 li p apt* des ye▪ ll to gre their wiles he surd, while be very era who inteme nide ens Is man yellabdjt la net, ne arlailVase nto 't thst be nob le sae be in be I eye lbe oases le anal wM ihne, "I see panne g • pest pals day, sal lon obilad ` s he or inn ant day to anon erandly w ill oe sany ea the en ded dsdstoa sal ends am, sal to stare nen sal herlt Ye ssenry th at I snag hew the sheiter sad et ennusee et" (Neat.) New Ide ad do t pen dia Is bat I eay irk be win ead pm be • ward is the names le hive that ohne it is tamely vdn sal Jed di nil thebembiii den any sad is wan ban. nil hew ken the the law as gni b--ss seed nests polsollos 15 WI WNW* d tie. right el nip (Min) New. I line ter nes the none hs• this nee, god wkis the appedinset of smashers sawn illeanbendes eyareal see in to jun enneent ; lad nes les ben the poiso n et the heath yes will hen bee lteltl d Oa Is the Non ef Conn bat all 4011. IS 0.617 VIM ad lb tiers • isel asenmeny, eel lb him ash • red ✓epandin (Sem) I belienne is se w e is the weld bis pi ns te • • rapier prentast, whin then le hos din wayearkMb ens fen web nen to nay of WA sins 1~18. New, ben is eas ens whin 1 Midi bin ben yes is Marren d e an n I T o. r dm thet dwifoog the I wee lbses woe two pin to wnW the Inn el Zan wee nun TM nib an we the en we tin ay of Ism I hen we ban =I "pr yew Inn dens _ibis Wenn in re I Pie vis .. 6, nay Weald. th in is &Awl awn that veg. _esd • ink) Wei, _ wdi Inn that Las vu memo by Me Bann with pin arm, en It wee Meld WI Wink Deep, sedded—aml I iselaww. Chin Willem (Nen hen) Ti. lee. an sad lan at it d'NOWA SD dine it, that Omni Wane br ▪ ai lise. be neries win par en. Ide an Oa benn le non to n den every asa—saL la led, Pie ma werynne—tat I Zrei aniedni ibe that he Inn wbk awn en poi panel an di be the pan d e e t yma oneren. Tea ban tied el be we to onesiste—sin be eland fanabb imei l l thst be std the pan we Image EMI Hi loam.. ,leaser alis,dat •••111••••1 oesh—l Ina Len Illsollsed de Ni allb.-rea at tee the Missa's walianer le the saw at Clonsibenk see bed beak thea Met i nei s kia r e zers. WM, hard thee, b WWl= pa ne red ea ali wgne d ren lsdsr d Merinabene-1 an alai to ray, hr I dead vossoodois Hi must sate*, in Ise en it see nees Ibee =rms . ani =o t er. tore p dtas r o : s the a pnYnte= k= In s wen peen ; net in by the an whet 111.41%. W•idow—kaw bay Me in panne was. is_thek neon. riehl leek en de MONO se ne nee nip wome al glibes anne • Ann ee le eel then Md. Al thie Y war yen Hit Oden Wiens. to ihe pains le widlb 118 wee, in eennissis ft the enesne of die neon =Otheigthbople ; Isy b peek nein 116 in Ibis Len ad mead de ledeM it ada Al in ens ashinside the nip oar As sake el dree din oroody drialmina Detwidandisi the apse, el the an he tend as wen .S. had ass yews el Mane =quenelle( with own ne t asi nasse el n il = (see, Inn) Td whoa goer ore the Ibis sibs wen slat ea h the inlet sows of thorned by as ova whinag free esd dant nosed to sensein els inn el the Qum et Basin hen the nob Edam so dr* nen lir nen ("direnr) ream* Met Odin Wan ine to Mani air war-nett he we eine. beso-- - bet perthuthe greeted the& Ise lemeisese. vile wee sablesi g =stb s . bib peke I=relegaegsassiberefile dose semi lio mall es mob flis V ali glig all a see timid by lad insilbel le aisle IllreiSee a Isbak Mr Mil bees eb. Pot essisis-1 erg et ibisiesissees Le t 7 4 1: is muse ble me le dr lessesse a ewe eselbeeiy ass se eli Paseo 1 Img Am 4100 Wessel& sue * boa .6 erssmiliii 4 es • spiebil maks se • leer. I aged mei sit sea lust fts inalbli teasier Imes env of our sellsald anima febet , bet Lod eissded de Eolith's gm. lir be gee easel melee: and I say slut la mg aria lobe fobs sass is new Mt irrinita as& lis soirey, as be 411. Mks UAW • rou Wary see is_elleseess kit sol lb nabs of usesieseopple el • mom It wee a meedass sbesaimeasi 11.4 1.,.= i is ble Gem aegis lis eseees, um a p h is le amm ik, le as sevesiei deipeiebie eel Yam be sue vel ben es ei n e , e t as Clumeill. onion wader aselt illasemo•••••b "ad ran Wash or ao ta• sit• Mod 11. m. Moto. -- • Wash it 1141•41.011 Ile nsiella Ind 1••• • ••••11=1•411 of Wag oks m a ll. Rinke to Rahn ..- sad • lAtigh.) le the United MMus Arl i i—bst I asset kale r fi l t !y ntra_ift: l_ • bears le be - - bee is moil the rear Of these yea - Poolair Ambit Ohm Is mealeg is Ihe man ea sea Mil is Mee the nee hem per en indwa Ise sopa erne the me yen rend hem Ile Need State said lir tag sewhillty be wile a tes andesimes a duty ark wee minion by len Wellart (Eeb.) Wa, web re get • Ewan at Omens the Woli enessees the add e r s, • • melee the het, repense the Sees of ff thebe re saw Led Sestlime-Anehter) ( l .l = so ; lb to raise praise, whet an Ida his, be 1 barn Me ma ma, rat wok tee re-hr it wee • new sea of empor-wlll use more seder sash ortemenalo s this oes the gereameme el is to i l I I ,roor emi L "a re h her seer, bit ewer er e rstri ners-we her a we dike whoa mean the •I the wows mad of Ihe ens, we - ler the n to ell nee ernes wed en nib arra /a sorra of be men weak Imes. (Chili..) This eartba of poureessestp miss, - is • pest sad • map Os b • TAI ass geseh e I wee to give • wan a vermin bthose Cwho me sew enein ff Mee be say Ina en sas seeffee of NS ill the sewers„ shoal re kW la • deer nil ahem seseesre. II ear ye tab by hake noel deeibutire el ens ley a bee rept mg sr rasi se he when thee he ate fibs mese afeneneir e *Mai done eill Ildre earl Art: mew n elerieledte se len stemporeryininesk-I lyres • pormern seetheme-of this rase lemeles, I dwell gm ewe anti be se ri nee rano ilea the thsialmal Wag erred • bin, should pe e t a s e l mi n e ssin dtear als, while l i sten yea ffrin le the try sr b ia l tra. °Er a est It TVIIMPiryb* S. be "Wag , 17 1:1111111"ka wil a be isim, Is WO n llopaftarton loollog sit, le sew= ben Me en re sad ends ewer idle l i r A i l v e puma sadre nese is bead on we ohn la en lemembilyearoacess i pse salsa Anne =Lel • dame ahreser. asses.) le es ek • pel 1111, sr ass at en. (Oboes.) The CrSe Ih• ••••• is la das esieVa bona Ws rad il i tef herbs kesolE i rOn_as nee 1 ell drain* es • esealey gmerminfe PK Tht i er=l filldemea ler iIIIS armee@ it We bore ewer ben esineers q. C2s lee 'rety pe = men • Andy but a pepsin war nese the .51 the pies el the Ussery is yellemen If we look te *sir pest we hen mash weildnie la *Mr arrom wen en den le Rehm BE of 11181-32- Ste Win us piailyt e ls i tpest, al I aloha I Tisk the =of norm wee Is Is barb of nemene-r lir sass d when anney web nen to it we end ma have the dare a • dean be I asere I have erase fine the ea you bar • earn he whin then is. rem who me ashy le boom ol • ken rases, we re met Ire es pt • nem whin de set wormes amen as is. Wady to be melee nib I men wan yea erase we yawn whisk at ther-hr we emelt are en en el lbea me enteasete-bel ear feeds, des Inewele rmeme, me neg. The In mot a w l say meant Areettere o - bentans. N ovw I say kW, IMO beleales is runs a willa the Amer an used b be penny sehemod, on the bsibellea wee aseddiebsi wads do memenly, Ahern it hes near. tome sly hrd imil Ihmeehed ender the mar. Tb fly ell yea teri la Ameba members evensheW= gourd aucallos. WA, bet on Owe as eels le We ma *bele le asheed f Let me of were; M at err dew; leek as sr ease-leek et Is Feet be, the the breweemeat of the lest 40 his bra MI he estreemest whisk arehas, sad any, need hem =Lela wen they cell thealeselea of tho err try. is inly egemeneedg a l dis eer embeellies. New, se I herded ban ft ihe el ied -If the rellemen •II Wog bus OM he SO years peot 'Beat t ie the weer a the repreentelves al re - bred of terg re seer to a law mad a win we her boom rag brim Is the omen 01 ememer m andellos. (Han We) The America is • imp ; there see 312, if ast , her pare en mem* b the limited b 11 re a Ana its.. Now, lasme ne debase Tr Wire that you we ast be tree sad hen Wet a maim* mob r oars. (Hber, beer) I am we repsof should be the be rile ropeme-lbe imilinems a this ma nd be modelled is re pea el some ether =/:=1: n il ee ta v e s t i re uv other ara r eci t i r ma y ; II ray 1, we draw prodare to, are sermessowes her miry mosiy, we drew lerreore from eery earatty, sad why amen we eist, whom we re men; geed la the par re ~mem of eases eseetn, skew • beret ham ad f (Ran Wm) he • V awe MI 32 ernmeelag rd reds. =.lllseer, irodly, mil. Weak al ell of $ 1 way we lime to • tesallft reels es art vrt I her prepen here Ism ens* end siren a mesh= to ram Tres b art of the nee whisk arse to weal thwessees e ir l i t h re: gesesedea elf the belle ; sad yak rens yea /we sad 11114Eillegerly lawn en the la the it aware sed ea as re to pee hey of dr punt dre esemen. sadsae es ere at Wein imi Woe ern I rain bees Mous la say erg a le ny WA a the were rhos. (Clisen.) hen less way re den I. way la the prewere a thfs When true the Ugh& ameba la ffeinel is • moon mere ffem Ik. Ilegne make ht Neer Arra ? (Ron hem) Are we hes aseen Si we his hasenan we we We reel, are we Ws sere tees kw, ere we Ism amen ft sent ben be re reetiewswes d • goeuressi P II we an to -if the Wei era la Aare& ere es la them it ace son very lire net the 11 g ribilend ors at se geed he the wires sr) erre of erne* * the Wireless . et the Vein reset &l aw ) 1 "s e:d7br a llitr i r like tr e the y tle7 whisk et is was is Amain word be rase lo ray do whet I would met do-they Mat the pea? 2 I ti. ,sadin Del ear releedee (Loud Ibis..)=n sad ave sa: sageorke le male vent I hose merbedy wil set is. The menses re ate leen arena era try err wee rhea Irby shwa the all the ref, by SIM =4 l... hgve ink inn U rellemme onrn NI fiew)- (e It win a onage el belf ffiela anon per7r a terek shoorke.) If Ines hamar, burr tim to e *OM the is nes we nn Deesergemet, te asall we stet erre sernme fatas ne ls se Or swami* of whkh we see serer by mos a psbak soap. et poking. on whia the time arse a the pang boon for dte purr .• of emprene Set bill/ (lharred derre.) I on rat we are ewe hi maw* sad if rite we two reit ht Omni ; tlet we ere terrier to the kaira our oanithe we re roseher =amenable ellllllll4 Mo ped . em absa sr en I se, Ohs ler • .mare, be rear doer erre f I eel alert seemed res to erne the wen et ash a mere as dr. I rrell to mied were as, sad who they are bet I ore be. re me. As I met * the bra it Dirmetibes, 's were' Nan sad do ea s t these ere it eVers Ws ars of these who mot y yeses age shoe bus brie et *vamp' to es 1011.11? (Doer be ars.) Not • ate a the siren ore a Mat tems IWO sew nee with see. Try ewe& the mere, a thee Iron slay , Its errs is erred with Ike resmateemos a the are wain an they ern an the nese se, the rasa this they wee (Gee apples.) Ira their sees be his sable Ira they ? Cfrendises ores et . lib") Shell the In whisk the brie lie oaremehed web yea f (1 .d Amor of " a..-) Why, Ime the UMW la every en Tr emir the the binsy whisk the insane r yea yea win lead dew la as sonne- Isted weak if hoer lo your darn (humwee theer ime en wean ell bake wee hail fee en, • nada) As fir me Warmed ne hismarelds gesdros) ray vele liren I hel Now soadbly, yeedelly, that I am met I vsee-I reek Mr • Ora I set • dimisinal her ; but se 1 in on ooleatnesee ' an me waseinan I will, h yes ell let me, be ben is yet veer is the Tronseleas sed ta Z iag es= lL ehowlei followed Ms bee 's essennem el Wons The boa. robe values sere* vary heir brag beers he entimin eyes her es her en Oby mean. 11. ithissera Kamm mord • ,its of treks to her. Doing for hole en roan ern sad Is dein se were •e he sant ion be erred to deveselle Fen tram 66 Oa anis anis M. Gran ltemeowas (Cheic/re . Peme) seraded the were whir wee ewese by earastioa. Mr. Duerr beep samewisiesd the onsilmen sad pig a stuns. is la salmins. Mr. labsioloss, sow nee hi rawies, for the bah earidersie aid sere betray erne whisk IS. fiehelard bed .messed Sr him slam Ihe Ki d. t .......... jadeite lel.i a lit i ttn ih r t b. vas nova rby Id — r7Firsta s, te ills • brief esker by his I Wane the rates inks up. I Von VT 3ALLOT.-42ITORD Uinow DIVATIV4B locrem—Tba Vele wortls. et the o:lard tries Dsbadeg tea yin ea nook* emit blot, Nut es up large triebi of 'the members eismabled to dimes lbe quake of eels ytm.R.aw woe poe le Ile bra by fir.A.T.Diery, Donal Cage : " Tittl a t i = jou ad rapist that eels by bait &odd be etegberig le Alio ;Wei of =meow et partionose • *rid dl. mein elosed, Oa mew air soillieu, tit St& me of Sem lealloy ef oei ilte o =), ink pot. • proper' to the b ow.ee emptied without SAM& At Wm es soda wee poi tir do waft est ere, the tillipolsg bibs the atembono :—Auelsot. Oh; for. 11—ae gipiost, lf. trollorisaeortytho nal e nett et ell• Oa 0031/10•14 IS the vest ordity et umbers loi belie tie &Wee tee yin. Tr weft vet 1 stinted by about 40$. The Itliorrteg the iturdiu Oar albite ea Keeley O r nery livreabor 1 :—" Titer the piti ful. moil. oil Moues et Kr. Carly% boo bees melt too= ood booluil." Mewl by 11r. liseete Rbral. Ottotnuomicsa. Boa :arr.—At the op/a br._ =dog d Gm sodsty Its the .nut.. to be bdd as ant, et Bartlagloa-hertaa Pie eddy, at 81 p.m . ; ;Mad* J. Matobleea, Praskiss; WU chair, tie fob , loads, mire wit be reed : 1. loamy *wok the Woes taboo= Iltstriole Muthit the T ll urs. id apaseg of Dom raidds Ponds, by IL. Ir. T 1...., laq., and Lord Maw bertil. Kerr ; comothlealal 'by the Mtel of Maimeebery. 2. Journey frost Moreton Bay to Ad.t.M. to Bauch of Lefeltbarit, by A. C. Gregory, F.eq, (Gold Medallist E.G &). 3. Exploration of the Monhtemt, OM, Red Gssooyse Riven la Western Auttralls, by P. Gregory, Esq. rrIX DeT . NEWS • LOZ . litlir i L IORNIN rizi.,"!r"albeis eir bei Slbibiroherl tltitrTag7 Is the igilisi re lobo et Ile i = yoos—lD be maw a lb 11. Ist i rtrol fi r rod aborbry oftio-410 bob la ya. Si SINS IS NILIAILII AND NITAII= 4, AN irjt Li i . i blt=ll.. loam Oro b ....s.v, NS ONLY DAILY WENS !WOW milk SO it II DIM 011701111191ADYINTIIIIININSIL lb Is sok bomb by mai Soo lab Non boo b. Mb_ tro. 1. sod arty bilormatlas. So a ogr sad m i rm is j Mt my. a el we brierarioNss Is by lbsim; or GI So OEM. N.B. It to b bblebbs So by big pot at A robed blob ao kebob by nom of NOG abate iblyro=l 2 42.. pis ~yr. laid b ..100. by Pritollas order. etc expretlgl. TO CORREBPONDINTB. &elbow* Waled ke “ The lar sa L " ltz built pop% nowl bo al So OM, 104 lw Two iftlbe ow lho doy otpablolloo. ORLA.Ii gprTM Wm." MU *O IU OF T- OANTILLIL Kamm W. Warnock 4.11/s. Hew, sof laelligial_Mlso 19 .1,-ns. Ildists..—Lvd. LA MATZ 71110171. Itailawki. sod hiesila—Ossmimesi Wilmot . SIGH WATER AT LONDON IBIDOIL 11111 DAT-Ned lag. 100. 110a--..-..Misosoa o'. Oa Tocesaini-Minlft 30a Alaasoa TO. la LONDON. 2711788D4r, OCT. 2s. ♦ SPECIAL EDITION of the " REPRESS,' ematdatag the remits of the day's Races, is pub lished ^'r, evening daring the Swan' &mos, at its eciosk. Thi Bishop of OXFORD tells ne from the plat form of the Propagation Society at Ripon that " India is at this moment the great trial field on " which the people of Great Britain are to be tried"— tried, that is, as the rest of his speech caplains, se to their desire to do their duty in the remarkable relation in which they stand to the inhabitants of that great dependency. And that duty is further declared to be plain : "It is not only to administer the laws justly and to give the people a smattering of " science, bat to give to them the beet thing. GOD " has given us; and to do anything lees than that is " to fall short of oar duty." It is to be regretted that, Ding gone so far, and raised a most important queetke, the Bishop lad not told us how the duty which, as thus stated, the peat body of thoughtful Ingliohnhea are ready, as we believe, to acknow ledge and accept, may be rightly and faithfully disci:urged. But on the practical part of the qua il= his lordship's utterances are not satisfactory ; not only because be proposes no means adequate to the end, but became also they leave the impremion that they do not repannt all that in in the right reverend speaker') rid. He balls us that which we all feel, that it is not an easy matter to convert these hundreds of millions of heathen, and that seed ing three or four missionaries a year is not 1'141111;w GOD'. minim to India; bet when we look kr some thing positive as to the means et spreading the Gospel, he tells vs that " Ragland ought to " exhibit before the face of the Hindoo " and the Mohammedan what Christianity is . . _ . . "in the lives of the Christians settled there." Doubting, suck an illustration of oar religion L most desirable in eannezion with the tiro trinal teething we offer ear native fellow-nb )(tete. But a highly pitched Christian life is cer tainly not easier in Bengal than it Lin Yorkshire, and there is nothing in the peculiar circumstances under which soldiers, judges, magistrates, indigo plasters, and other Boglishrsen leave them shores for India, whisk gives us a right to expect of them a life very different in a moral paint of view from that which similar classes of society lead at home. To insist on the utility of English example is an exoellent argument in favour of the Propagation Society, which especially undertakes to supply the spiritual wends of Boglisinnen settled abroad ; but the great minion of oar reentry which the Bishop unfolds amid its adequately discharged by the mast brilliant lives of the handful of English who tem porarily reads among the millions of India. In the able paper, writtia by order Bir lonic Lawassm, which we published in our Tuesday's isapressioa, the great question which the Bishop air preached only to avoid—the duty of the Government of India in the matter of religion--ie boldly mimed and freely examined. Sir Joan LAWILINCZ proposes that where peaetioabie the Bible shall be taught in all Governmeat schools to all who any be willing to receive such instroodon. Although this proposi tion Implies the abandonment of the neutrality which has hitherto Wet the policy of the Indian Government la matters of raligisa, he does not dim. cues its prineipla Ho lays down that, " Believing .4 that the Rudy of the Bible le imagist with the " highest bleadap, we, of envie, do desire to com a inuairsate those blessings to them if we can. We " desire this not only se iadividashi, bat as a Go * serums* for Quistianky dorm trey go hand in head with all thaw ke whisk British rale exists in LAW Oa this gram! the Chief Consmindaser of Punjeub acquiesces is • saggoetioa that clam should be formed in tehtjlie a chaplain same ether WOW end s poem might be feted te wabilele..lllo. IWO* °wimple the marity of auk Imehme, hammier, the reeding et theiffilifit alma meet be restricted to a very small tredalweilf Goverment schools. Tbs attendees, might be large or small, bat " however " small it might be, the does ought to be held, in " ceder that oar views of Okriatien duty might be " patent to the satire pat* sod is the treat that the mem* might sot be without elect." In all this Sir Joint Lawns= is only proposing a mane to perform what we in England have been told for the last twelve swaths I. our Waage obligation to the people of India. But before pin farther we slush! likes to Winks why oar tonsiseat inter thaw &sold step at the Meshing et the Bible is • few Wrists P Will a f3aserameat which disposes ef the imams of en espies &Dowding to its own " ceasolanse, and not acoordiag to that of its subjects," permit mho village school to be without • Bible Teacher, when the seat village has • teasing' to spars whose services may be retained for a few ehilliags! And if we are bound to let children knew our notions of duty, ought we to be more reticent towards their permits? If the Government ought to take charge of the Waiting of Christianity to the young, why should it net waded:eke to teach It to adults t itr fear Lammas menu the &orgies/ seesmity of Ale sour" sad says, "We do wet " as a Omarnisrat undertake to found and maintain " Cluisdan mbakma, because the thing can be done "better by private effort, sad because oar tieing we " might tend to istrodues those sequin mass far " iivegegatha of CM'S:Unity whisk we wish M i "avoid." It was a 16.110 fear of being drawn on to the use of secular means for the propagation of Christianity which led the East India Company to - 1 17:2 • 717eiVIireF liinanT Maj solisera sod bed in her. ri aliovoil le Wm bis sem Is de tlgb,k ttg Mt :vs i • rt ill b• rd is" • saireial to I eiioei to Siberia. (" Her, bear," *MU Lard Stratked bed tees our atetwarafer NATNAINIV Tins Ovals% LONDON ANOUNANOIL Mom OsupMo r Erare, agypisok lad 0.; Ora O. Maiskowe.—ll WOu LD NZ MI Lcnvl. Nr. O. —1•01111 IllTl7l/1 MON CANTON.— And LIT PORT iH • (TOLL—OmmiasocA T. IWO Ton mow. AWAY PR WITIII M IZAWCHOLY.—AM EEO JOWL Yr. Red Ma. O. [r..—Osummaist T. THE nPRIfeEk Tntrrisp4Y OCTOBER 28, 1858. of neutrality whichtite been so sealonsly misrepresented u hostility to Chris tianity. Let the Government once proclaim that it is its duty as a Government to make Christians of as many Hindoos as prangs, and that it is only bound by its own oonscienoe, and angelic perfection will hardly maim to preserve its mem bers from preferences and aversions, founded on religious character, which will lead to something which, if not absolutely permeation, amounts at all events to proscription. Again, Bir JOHN LAWRENCE says, truly enough, that minions are best supported by private effort ; which is just what we say of all religious teaching in India. But all the friends of missions are not ountented with the results of pri vate effort. The Bishop of 07.7011 D has jovt told us that our duty is not dose by mending out four or live ■iesionaries a year. Once make religion a depart sot of the State, and the extent of your religions establishment becomes only a question of degree. We ban a firm conviction of the duty of English Christians to use every benevolent exertion to spread the Gospel in Inc l ;a, and an equally strong conviction that such efforts ought always to be dis emaciated from any show of human authority. As Mr. ARNOLD, the Director of Education in the Pun jaub, remarks on this enema, it will be practically impossible to dietiognish the penmen measure from proeslytism and quiet persecution. The idea of open ing Bible classes to " teach those who like to come " what their European rulers hold in religion, for " t►em to take or leave it," is one the lean objection to which is that it is impracticable. No sincere Christian would make the attempt. If we present oar religion to the Hindoo, it is because we know that it is right, and that his religion is delusive and dangerous. We cannot honestly take lower ground. The Gospel claims the absolute submission of every human heart, and for the open statement of its claims the freedom of the voluntary missionary is necessary. gbt Court. _ WINDSOR, Oar. 27. The Gem and Prince Gannon. eceesepeni ed by Princess Mew sod Prince Albs& mew* oat riner o e7 sassmoss. welled by the :Bowles In W. Those was No Winos to the royal Mime piny. Her Idejeuty, with Prince Arthur owl Parses Ede; walked awl drove in the Hews-park Ms unoraing. The Prince Cowart, atiendei by Otepirds the He. D. de Ear, slt Windsor et 10 dolook, far Perenowsitt, with Prince Alfred, who embarbad this day seboardhar Maisety's ship Boryabsa. Major Cowsll, 8.8., is in atissimas on Priam Alfred. The Priaes of Wake joined the Pekoe °mart end Priori Alfred et Beinptolee, sod she prosellut to Porioncettlr After motorpsoyfas Prises Alfred M bed the Beryelse et Bp/thud, the Prince Comet rimed lo Wbdior Cul* oaf the Prime of Wake to the Whale Lodge, Itiekeoad Perk. Indy in tiro mowing Primo Allred mat to Frogman to take Um of the Duane al Loa. The Lord Choreal°, 'ressive the Jades, Quesn's counsel, Ss, at kis lordship's essidsees is Baton-squsre, as Tuesday an; the flak day of Mkkeilass tens at twelve o'clock. lIIIIH OP 4 DAMN' AUX= (IT 21.317T21C AND urrixwAricoriz, 1111LINIZAPIL) quoit °us oww 00111SPONDNNT.) HAMBURG, WADNNIDAY livismra. The Princess Looks of Denmark woe Wily deli vered this eaukoce, at her ciaisok, at Ortis Benoterff, err Coposimpe, ci a Wan. Tle rime eel bar child an balk Ilaisi wail. DEPARTI72I OP ?AMOR ALPZED POE SEA. Ocr. 27. Hi. Royal Righneim the Prizes Cons Uri, Moran paled by his Royal Highness Prince Alfred, arrived at the Merano, Yard, Grove, a dew minutes afro 12 o'clock to. day, per epeeist bale, on the South-Werinon Hallway, from Landow Their Royal Highseeme went reoived by Admiral Sk Georp Seymour, O.C.H. Captains tba Hoe. Joseph D i as .. , G. H. Seymour, sa d G. F. Hastings, sod other °Mows attached to the garrison. On embarking on board the Fairy, royal yacht, a salute of 21 guns warn fired from the Victory, tlag-ship, and from the garrison battery sad the Dutch quadrat at Spitball& The Earyaloa fired a royal mints as the Fairy approaohei, and the crew manned yards sad cheered anthashadoelly sa the royal cadet ..d his aapast Whir west on board. The Earplug bansedistaly got ander weigh, sad promaded on her map to the comet of Spain, Wag accompanied to the Werner Light by the Prince Consort in the Fmk,. The royal yacht than retained to the harbour about two o'clock, and was saluted on approaching the harborer. /Us Royal Highness ,stand at mace to London per "mid troth. We understand that Priam Alfred, who was sucompaniel by his lastructem, Liestanaat Cowell, MIL, and the Itsv. Mr. Jolly, will ors with the midshipmen of the laryalus, fa swordsman with. dedrs uhkii he originally arpressei. The Prises el Weiss, Waded by llsjor Lindsay, also reins down be see Prince Alfred oft The putt.* between the royal ambers was wry alleetiesaa, sad the royal cadet boa also ark shoved at prang with his old friends read bestruetars, Dr. Mater, of the royal yacht, and Naval Issirseke JIMA of tbe Illearious The tatter gentleman Y , sow appointed later to Prime Arita. The yolog mike Prince reed is the best of spirits, and et tare a hem with the young pans= alsoSed (far so Weer hoe been appristed to the Enryala, we bile,., whoa &wear and leaks have sot flat beat submittal kr her Majesty's approval) to be hie tefirlp•lNi Jo perm Mr. Welton, al Gaped, woe honoured by bee thirty's monads to fit out the young Prises, red It nay be atm. sating to those young gentleman who en Wayne to enter the mem la others &needy ambled sad serving, to tam that Prince Alfred wM enjoy no hinennity faun his royal rank, that his outfit is so better ear more anseive than theirs, that his AM is the mot and etriot " regslation arta* and if his servant hoe a caber 'Dotal his, the Prises Lis soester, olistp hie hammock on the nem dank, and baths hinted:4min the sem es the other cedilla, asd with as suns chaos of " robbing," though probably sot with the like probability at receivbig that istardenary natation. Her K'ijsety bed the Prism's chef sod outfit sent up to Baeldnghas Palace for her own and the Penes Consort's inspection, red on its Mors b Yr. Wallies yesterday ke alpaca the Queen and Mete were be& *end tocuprees their high sethiertion with de The about Is of polished oak, and the tad • OW natal data plead. The kit was of the idled *Oar, sad so saw lades. The Ptbet d Webs se 'WV bop* a eamadsolos b, end jab the may. His Excellency the Ambassador at Pewee and the Dears de Malath& vlifted the amid Palen rood, sorsleg, end efterwerds left Item on sAO Is her Majesty et Wisieer tLAM. The Dike of Bootammh he. Wien the large man sloe is leignie-gars *tardy caeapilid by die Lei Earl ci Idle., pendia' ihe reireeliaa at Waimea Heft., the miss et leiddli wee otannewnd yesteAsy. The KW aid Coantese of Hardwieke have re turned to Vflaspole Hal horn viiitias tbe Earl mad Countess ef Derby at Knowsley. Viseoliaties Jocelyn and family pasted through town yesterthy. trete visiting the Earl at Roden, at Hyde Hall, Harty as rents to NweeNesida, an a Melt to Viessuat ..d Viscose/am Pahaeretea. The Lord Clnusesllae and Lady Cbsissford and ale Idea. Kiss Dentmer haws kb sem lr limisielea. The noble sad isereal lest will rosin the Islam. clasia's °semi, ie.. at his indlisass. is latirawiraraNdOktosis. mit, the led day of Michasimaie lese, 0•11,0 AIM* Lady Clis;atins Villiers b origin*/ Mamas latismitlis IS tea, Park. _ _ _ Lived Wary Destine her left t 1 kr LaiosilL ak...i. We (Pod) understand a matrimonial tams h ammo& to tolls place between Lard Adhotion he widowed Martians= of Eli. FRANCE. PARIS, WEDlrsanay Evanro. A despatch from Lisbon announces that the Charles-et-Georges was given up on the morning of the Vith, and is now on her way to Prunes. The Moniteur is daily expected to contain an article treating of the circumstances in a conciliatory tons. A Paris letter in the Independance of Brussels states that the indemnity to be paid by Portugal we. at first fixed at 430,000 fr., but was afterwards reduced to 180,000 fr., of which 50,0006. will go to the widow of the second officer of the vessel, who died in the prison of Mozambique. The Paris journals continue to treat of the Mor tars affair. The Bieck says : The name of the medial atiendant of the Netters family at Bolops Is Baregoni. In his cernhoste, chid July 31, 1858, be declares that it wee at the age of one year that the little Mortara was ill of a worm fever,which, however, ceased no her he his life. " Professor Demi and myself," he says, "hit paid *madame on that point, and we fahented the Wert sad mother, and Mathes of the child, and the servants of the hinny, of the fact of no danger existing." It was them at the age of one year, sad not shy that the little Mortara meet have beta haptied—lf he ware WOW at all, which Is axascaely doubted. The sit, Jim Ilorkl, who did not meek of the baptism which die prelude to have administered until after five yeses of Ileohne alleem, was sot quite sixteen at the timed the ladirposidon of the boy! What a minister to confer a me arum* with all the *met. ties nweelery for rendering it valid I A letter from Turin of the 23rd sage: Is the baptism of young Mortara nay proved I' The holy adios, it is loos, affirms that it is ; and he defies tome the beefs of =ardent of the holy me. Bat as redacting well it Is not difficult to prove that the decides of the holy once is unfounded sad Iniquitous. It raft en scab( more than the simple declaration of a OA eizteee yeses of mp, who was of loose conduct, and without adaration. She aye, that sot lmowing how to &amble:sr baptism, she applied le drilled named Lewd, who told her. But Lepari sap that this statement is tales. Sf. esesstion destroys that of the I woman, end that edam le ovortinow the sole plaindble segnsawit on which the holy OEM NON to ormaider the ed- I ministration of baptism as orb& end preyed. It h net gm proved that the child has been baptised. The same letter ear : The Pope and Cardinal hatcaellt lately gave the parents of the child permission to see his, end M. and Madams Mortara scocalimgly went a far day■ ego to Metal, where he is. But the rector of the Catechumens' prohibited them tram seeing him. Moreover, eras geode:sass weal to the pabile house at which they put up, and dememied their yammorte, and es they bed sum lag than beim the gownwer like malefisators. The govenne missed Mom to leave Metal Immediately, remarktag that If they slopped a year they would not be allowed be see dear child. The poignant morrow of these peer permis, sod espeokelly of the nether, Keay be imagined ; she be. saw to Rome to obtain juatlak Thai he the Papal States the erases of the Cardinal dem tory of Nate sad of the Pops limn are violated with im panity by those who ars Assisi b szemete them. Invitations have been used for Compiigne. Amongst the first miss el visitors to the imperiel pekoe are Count and Cambia Walewaki, Lord and Lady Cowley, Bum &Aralld, and the Duds. D'lstvis. _ The Bourse hu been in a complete state of stag nation, but prices remain unaltered. Threes have been done at 721 r. 900. and 736%; Mobilier varied from 900 fr. to 906 fr. ; Aostrisn, 667 fr. 60c. to 668 fr. 760.; Origins, 1,3426. Ma to 1,346 fr.; Lyons, 867 fr. 60e. to 870te. ; Northern, 960 fr. to 962 fr. ; Eastern, 717 fr. 60c to 720 fr. ; and Southern, 663 fr. 76e. to 666 fr. The market con tinned in the same inanimate state to the aloes. The municipal authorities of Berlin a few days ago presented the following sachem to the Prince , Regent: lihrtrions Prince Regast,—The thole many and with it the primal* pros of reddens* cd ear sevareigoa, reps mated by as, fad peelbordly awl dawity dr biller sorrow of lowsrieg oar Wag end World modes is dal sellettag. But we Nees oar Weald Flaw *a net hob', In lb bounty sad goodness, bet the ocantry ea Imre% and baring gives it is year Reyel Higbasse, in this time at told est dated's, be royal serer from whom the unity exploit the bombe of a fad, mad, prudent, and smog pvernmeet, sash se it has always hod for 400 yen, sad such as la required by its wane. liberty. and high mission. We pray the !fagot Kings to accom pany year Royal Weiser with hie tiring la the be queath thorny petit at gestrammit, and to parer yea with his powerfal arm seder WI baser. Hay year Berl High ness lisipt to noire this asprerelca of prebend rayed, lore, and oddly I The Primo =plied : I gamely Simi the salberhiss asd &Spies of the tows of Berlin for thar address ca the ocarina of my wombs to the Moe°, of the kingdom. The wee the owe of this tampon* leatitatila of are am, Y mil lad ex roafol for our dam emery, the more pada' to ray Sart is the duty wild We mto Bat moldy became • day is Imposed oa rits, God, whom hmemerable dooms have elsorpd s w 4► glee nee Se Isms to ecomplish it. Oa ilde gait ear emihmele are Mr came; sad we hamar* awes w Boma oar oohed preys UM oar /Om sad sessisr, asopislsly aaed r may soon rums ids smog royal filmdom THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. (IT ILICIIIO 1161141/4.1.1.) Cram ova OWN 001/11111PONDWIT.) PLYMOUTH. TIIIPADAY. The Cape of Good Hope mall Keiser Dane, Captain Maynard, arrived here this morning, leaving the Cape ea f►e 90th fissember. She brings sixteen pmesegers sad twenty-sight the mails, and a general cargo. Theaters is favourable. British authority boo Mee tlnaly estaVisbed supreme ix Haffratia. The Cape °okay is wisely pedal, and all things prospeross mod pregreses. (hope of all dessrip dons promise a harvest of unprecedented &ban danas. Daring the winter there has not been a single 'hipping swidant in Table Bay. The Dens spike the Messy yesterday, bound from Newport to Calcutta. The mew and pesuingers el the liestora City, MO of the Bleak Ball line, whisk had been burnt at sea, were Mailed at Cape Town by the Merebantalan, bend with troops to India. The all steamer Celt arrived an the 14th Sep tember. Four slavers had been brought in at St. Holm. UNITED STATES. . .-...... SOUTHAMPTON, WIDWIIIDAY MOM The Hmasseade, from New York to Bream, bas arrived with one dare later news. The sheathes me polities se the American mod neat was uncharged.' Her Majeates ship Valorem; had arrived at New York witk Sir Wm. Oars Howley, or • 'paid envoy from Embed to Oeetral America. Tba Valorous bad ea lend y pmseagare of the Auer* whois she teak ftom Typal. The New York mites market war jileotations were irregular. Corn wee saliva. Fn- Abates wen dull. Began were Les belong, Jheights wet, uncheniltd. The stock market was brisk. Tie Hammonds yaks the ships Haled* Jere- Wok Thumps's, Frederick, and Parnell. bFf, 1 ')P: . THE INDIA AND CHINA MAILS. We have been favoured by the Peninsulas and Oriental Company with th., following despatch: .6 MARSEILLES, Oar. 28. . . __. "The Panther, with the mails from China, Cal cutta, and Mauritius, reached ?damnifies at seven o'clock this morning. " The mails left. for London at 10. " Passengers in quarantine until 7 am. of the 30th." SUBMARINE ELECTRIC TELEGRAPHS. TO THINS/ITO' OV Tal EXPIIIIIII. Bra,—A few days since 1 published a statement to the enact that currents of water running amen the bun. Wed wires of submarine telsgr .phi indeed in the condo* hog wires an electric action varying in direction sad Eras as the changes in the water current occur. Having investigated the subj. d 4 l 1851 and 1862, IVW enabled to snake that statement with period oudidmos. During this week :Messrs. Glees and Elliot, baring pieced at my disposal the asormary appllanoss, and tared ne ales moisture°. of Mr. Hamilton and of Hr. Heddlngten, ths electrician employed by the Brm, I have beau ambled le prove that the same law which holds good between Dore sad Calais applies equally, but of course with less foroe. to the oartonts produced by the tide of the Thames a Greeswich. It would be taking far too conch of your epees to gin the dill of the experiments ; but the subject is sae of such vast haportance, in connexion with submarine telegraphs to all puts of the world, that lem desirous of making the fed generally known. It is by no means improbable bed then many°, the &Mauldin experienced in working the Amnia= amble may arise from .cote produced by awaits fa the depths of the Atlantic Oosen.—l am, eke., CHARLTON J. WOLLASTON. Consign, O. 27. Sir James Brooke is slowly recovering from his seizure. It will be still some days before he can be re moved. —.— The conservatives are getting up a requisition to Lord Stanley to offw himself for Manchester. Mr. Batley is at meant the only candidate. Thar ground between the camp at Aldershott and earsidunst Marge, fad the viciany of the college Itself. ware yesterday the Wain of some interesting military mowineats. It was a grand field day for the troops is comp, =abed with a day of exercise In modal opera tions kr the military feeds of the collage, the two bodies soling together, or rather against each other. Cancel and Major Barne. eons of the poet, have areepted the htvitation of the committee of the approaching festivelin Glasgow. Samuel Lover, Esq., has intimated his somplemoe of a similar invitation. It appears from the New Trek papers just received that the Burns Club of that city are making great preparations for the approaching centenary, and have resolved to make it a national aifidr. The dahlias opted communications with all clubs and societies of like num in the United States, Canada, and the United King dom. They ham further offered a prize for a poem to cle brate the Wag. The Brands Isilpendatsee speaks of a note from the Mem* of Louis, Molitor of Forein Alarm fa Porto- gal, !slain to the &Hear of the FON& against the conduct of Francs in such vigorous lan pine that the French minister has not thought it his duff either to steep it es to trinamit It to the Impute! cabinet. A book which is now looked for with some in termit id Paris is me from tie psis of Y. Baia Kan Gissrdisy "WSW "Nihilist Bacallsotions of a Joseaslist." Ins letter to his congregation, Mr. Olrarpon says:—"l we Amity ra tying. ely yea drank sow ti with weakens. I ant as it my trail but had wantaired a bony stets, oak& has mad* awry the rusk." A letter in g Paris journal states that General (lariteldf bat prose living to 'tyke retitatseat at Nice. Letters from ConstanaLople, of the 20th, mention that the that stone of the chapel of the Wish =busy had lodd by Lord &naiad de Redoliffe. The war km at the new palace far Prince Frederick William of Pravda ore brag pushed forward with groat activity. The pines wishes to creepy the palm by the 90th of November. and on the following day to g in a Ord LIN in colobration of the Primes Victoria's birthday. SHOCKING ASSASSINATION BY A PRIEST.—The Dada el this day contains the following lefts from Rome, kW the lfad :—" Wit has, a most panful inohlset to New& The day Woe yeelorday a priest was lisciaght We the primes of . the Holy Mks, guilty of weasstaatica. se- eempeled with oironmeton;es which essite Nadel horror and about. The crime was committed to the ink digs of Bea Oleliandlo, five or six lAN from Whit The following Is the anion mot eseadted, and which, saterctodely, appears to be too t 0... ♦ mold rain of mew bed bees dela from the eed:of is pies. He dean moed a men of the wintry ; bat fe default of evidence the actual was rimed. Fusions at being at ewe (nitrated of his vagina" trod robbed at his may, the priest nod* to pra wn for limed! the revelatlons whisk is waded; to de this he eatbed late a lonely grotto the em al the man whom be sespected, a .yOO of din or shim years of age. Haig bested him by earpriee, be commaced applying a sort d WY" by dada( him slightly with a knife. The boy nr either knowing soling or not wishing to ay isythieg. The eight of the blood farther acid the simeable priest, and ultimately the boy succumbed ander thletptwo wounds. When the body was diseased ft Mouse the duty of this ray priest to tutor It. Thom who moiled et the egresses, thought they sherved to him drone swim et the moment of prononoolug the abode don owe the oaks The nit by the brigadier d tla Oarabbliars basin celled spas him tor the otableste of Ike miry of the death. he ..end yet more bonded. The asphires alreedy gaited wen ittoremed, end he wee metined." Another della% path" et Memos le debt by Paris conespanbat et the Onstisaila iteristo lo looro °cameral between Cheilliel Norlot, Archbishop of Pals, Nl des Pepe. A pasesign 'et dietiectat ta Patna goal, • lady smaled s yeas lady al mak casseeted Sal As tisaished fealty et as Ifoolcomi Guaida . Ad that L ad of mom armee. 111 tbollb rat Sober ailloilimo Osedinel Mackie a dbenalem albs al/glemellea abbe tin cesdbed, *sag* elielethe eggetalihp *OK taw last, ethyl b senigig. The baby wand te la Pepe► who wale to the leak *samedgpt. The arcithilsep mime eandlesor, east the anhatin Para), you may remember as Oadiali whisk imams imp M. Pope In • beading costigeoes to die shwa. The boor alas upper parties, ~weighted by peaks and ether bay ass, me way, sal the ameshiy bad thaw setae as the peed-boos without bang gem Mews maim Mae attars were hart, sad the watt of Ode laity escape wee asterelly area to the Weis sof St. Pear. Ia antra earat his hinds he seed, the Pope lied the interior d is Mara unstated ;" that is to say the wells have tunteovilielL-2 with isted-Imed piminp sod sae, nembibilas r Ow of Ms pails. Is deested hi • Wald repremisties or • the istrede, sad Mateyo the falliag dogs of the roso—the Vials sestedes s dead, mei et. AMISS. eilffiteft as ware • eland, implodes her ad for his Soinam Anorioor pains shows the cameammestisa of the adage—the seam la the barer seas. The Pepe le ~diem aright, supported by St. Pita, mad prelates see either felling or lying a the doer. —Letter boot Route fa the Cordiessin Revisor. Ths Loon and Pisa Railway, with its stations. . =gam mad ell theta mare& for the daily nacho at the seilwey, is ebonies& to be "sold by section," at Lam, es Ms al of Dauber sat. FLOM Tiniarbits AND THE POLICII.III /lioneelini of Amino ~es that the Camas et that plea wee ea Kerley mass the ease id • violent wean, maw =of • shwa epaild4 m alag mode et ci the pa% ores lid Cam mama the cartels tore as' easthina et lases sod bake forth, ad the per. ferry wee iseserapai. eennimary d perm sae fieweed, sod, eta bah, seens& • ad* dares d the prefect, which bed to paned sp the AP. llces e Tbis doommeat forbids say et be lewds mane whoa they tat esese ke 'sat sad dries tbst it amet he senrad min flab *who ar demores cam yim peeperl Jabal al awl th u d is Si awe awe mate of erisine sr the .ahoy urea set r,...f r a "Rig* Pellet tell seathanswe of the per sew der p, Ohs era& sada ass, on i t e = famesse bee As aim use of shirt a thieo/1161•1 eisa et the adverse. NW . Dgem~rds aillik t =iol . 7l • iloaer bieritobs JI the morm esti the performance wee showed to be or sad. Darlag the evening a ~posy the lime lad been seat ibr, end was stationed opposite the house he medlar to sot if required.