The Express. — London, England, 1858-06-22 00:00:00

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The was am imm Is dr areas .ire eve see vel gyp. !Ma they wee mei told dot lbws as ow lasseeme e wage of in Alba who wield embed, or tees fro wldoli 7; s a ded. berm.) !bat we sad se aid nay ewe bald wt the say year • mew sad • pesers, e• ad dr resift mered be he mmils a do • ease Ids& el red imbeds, vire 1y re - seeress asemeed the games obleb the areal fersead. TIM eosth theme vas bid est by old& they mid theme • rove sethissese eirdeses ma MI • kir rid err, di Ibele eider ten te -e ms he me demi eels. (Weer, =r :V. r debt hase patimaa, se he .bald n. be have ice, alt mime of the reed sirs af field= law treaty. T a ls m a rams awed that • par srsber of the arisiel Mil bore Is sear mini et ether, sad ass at the lesperes add-whit we by r arm • pethythe die to the bin af des - lbw it wiry em to obi eery we is lab sari as sow eshiel, they "NY MI 11:1 se dr peel at dr gad se dr eirasp. Zee, hem This mil he MAYA le She It me • rule able vary la ter im pespie Ihr • rem des vire aired se Me= sat y r maithies , emiset el seam Wbaled thee I elleselles we simile sad .prig ever a parse ans. Behr% deshr w ley pith. If they leek Ihe emir of thOre sf the obi see he the hot ether sr ammil it with the ereabee is Irma yam, they mar lad elm the smehor ef oilier et wit see she were siker at Nisei sae at web we wheetrry ea the imam peer &Mr than the math prided he met M. II•= the. her egivissely third. Me art eye tuse=grialidiai ; and It vas slay le be heel sir mart of the Bayed Bamielse maid either is the debt het. Be believed dre gererammat maid de the thee diready far eseemegthred at eintios •as that ...0 he hed hie glad %M the dr. per miss which ptheelei die pig Me esitheitith A... 11 tame like ithetheed via the Mid= of maid end south is the err/ d ofooodoo. Be hed —.- ei=red =dirks the issessamit that the 17 el Word Wtheir merthealese sir Msew grim ; there essirmiese SWIM le meth eerhaert Measerde liras is the elide ef pm. ems eimeded Molt otoolossia briltheire ehi rho seer dime Ihr adfrallemeshed mthimily tire • lOW aphasia Mir el pod sisithiss NM ally armed dem, bed is the this Wow tlmi. If liew eumethed tbe eistw aria usd e m M bed the ia emediehle far dig=i herem is the thes di ems the pre ied vim able to yew alas a elseries. Ha leaded the sew awsardd veil armee • pahlie aeries i favour e l l= athertim striser the Ivor ethers ; that,.. lime they mold width midi the bele eevermisi is the dis rlty el eseepelpelem. _ - Mr. POWILL aril the sprits UM ft rileirewel of the s het per her the regret erode meld be ;wag et Ouse Mesh bad bees hied as C i lirahs ills awl It word be • Wei el goed iftamer* ft pi. Mr. VOWS Sill semi to be parsery sweimsi Oat • Irish seri be ase re sista it ther piled the Pe rib the mem of sheer* •; the, MI Erre= to awl theretest Are ease Es OM odd de Emir waft Flia b _ ,bnprear me seine died lb etc the berweble air tor the pima id he 11211• Isdireetlyt i rikestty Is. Smt tiftelite. Their pea skeet Medi be to hew • imam oar Be swith• wort in ft aid sr re sestersidel sear Es set in pnewib ill • valeeiry gate* the upper die wefts imam wifter i.the ei rare at tam per—thee wee see • rel wirry qui The ems 1 of es bowels arieseine wee now auftftes arasel sampt the Wier er MI MS eirese—thr r to sild he ire Vie wine fig pre•rete the ills et ft lower are. It wet or rift to int they Si S tbok dildrips to boo imbicebed weless ems holeassens wee hit est% ftes. nun ble midi se air le he Mt Or were It we if the *pi riliwele • asemary =order. a* *nth thlerldre.ths it* et %lbw* aq tbs MUM wail be seseirly deli. oebesitted to the hoer that s i t dew wished te pits ppeir elessiks they rest de irs whir mis It the hist el ile, userto Ms tote thibi hew reek is rase ther et They sheer air rfte, Mier is Mei is Mir eye. Thesomint eW ft • per dell In OS way, by thweirlag 41111 a Imo diem web r eressis. a Pori, lasseirei to those ale pi the his w it 11 wee that • bey hr by ire or te • eitein • Rh. the imehn gime to ries Si net writ= le bin es le hie emplitele. ft bibs reeld be esisid al the hi this. ir brise hrgo toileiste it aft aid as this Writ the lower eh am se • her to sai ries kriteria' grehinary to prer i" 11 1 11. The Mi nag rei pie the mem et di hi he ; th e led re eter laele &my Si sees laic the rem of =and the pitrestet the hoese and gover i be to aro Nisi& Mr. IlL&CIL *sssl tow phi% et the pit er re, ice wee is isity essemrs. They milli now te seal sirs sede et skim Ali et dt sere w e i r , enti he wabl er bet Ire err • mei i ashy t be *it It me • wear Sri to ayensizeter Mir Melt afters olf after reires ash ether se lira is di me es Immo 14.7541. In the sees ft Said ; r thompenilidll gm pal be wart set rpm it, Set he brit it &I r.. era toil e . • =t ata V Model le lim e the e meher riTies feetr e a Omni r Wile sit isefte; Is& lr pi, is ft rib lad to W eshosbird der piss. ft bgpi te moo that the is. be rid by 14,7111 L, the it le Ileseird. es Is rash to pia else *WM an io et Mr. n CO MI he essil horny bier that Mr pit's dish to the of Stir her the be. xi of A. is, bed bees he meow with other laS isamdiare. Ho (111 r Cowyer, obje sled le say Jiro the Wag aper is isles Mei ; *Mt ail to Iss spans le lies. The isle ef 1117 arid to eh alai hi lit&sur est nil Meals ; bet It woe objesiosere so the pi hob I. prig toil oires .4th ea ail* a way alb hew le rues. Per dine le the wei s ftreif sire was sow a assessky mil a hr jovial, el dm el 211,....,..="beed be &sited *Mawr, V dr se iranusat pent ware to be ionsidity fir, .wit IS mile sr by Miry le wee eabarall eisilegy hiss eel. Wend vim, sar i ; Woo* rher. H. fteppret or re to its • der•• ft airs emit the per Ise w.he r Kr. 11.1143EN=N said thet tie elpere of Mr. Illetkle the is ef dithibeilme pi is hire eras/ ID Se st the its Ma herr re silares not be Mr. =ll.iiffssid there woe se sea we e es th e sr Mir is aillare_ relit le to. Ms.liarrig ft lair at Ide asesdasest, mi pre per rain 4 Ile Mob ger by 14,751 i. Mr. IhillOW In his dlir wheals es WWI sem of is. • essiere nThiv ve Caroms Om less. mid preper • TM is sir et Ilnifty ware disposed et, esi ths silersol d brim* its% thrtwAhern CaLLAGG, LodDox.--At the council Idas en inart;es a t Mr. Jena PhUlp Dam, at err latildtkps, siof Nes sells Prelmeadsip of Jaris prudesse in vassal et the ekes ef the present reeks by ke of Dr. Term Mr. Oros Arr marty kelogielehei !koala' a etwleat ia the 'Mega. De earwig& ~Nei the shwa, kw schakreidp be the tr=rd lophkder es adder the LLD. deem of the b 3 of Leader • rd dr hw stutteruhr et dr kat at ewer ea hie rit te i N t ier. The sortil Jr appassed bhp earfintasr tee the !ltd. *e re eabokretak la J Ye be k rerantrer arr. MN Ardor oaks, ire at Who. Oahe* end Mr. Jar I Power Illaha, Me at ILABaia °Aim al the Pood O°ree k ahed as z i: str A m i e g. e eessee et LOS, . and" awl NAOMI Plilmerhy if Mr , eelleak meadows he' Miazikrafellikeinalpo la OrekerarA Arteareraratri Aagemee seheirehlp 404 la aideles to the alekedliew aMK wed M. woe seined is be Jr drerdes are Tae De. Pilbilad Mahal Malki n =a aoli model am awaroka le Ms. William O. a mainaga" Tamark Draw • vete wee prewl kr the to Iho ruler ef the Lard Dailey Ilimot neentriel a sert ei 81* ward is ewer by the brim at the Kam marrwlek lad pril to the oall to ICled must et thst ked. BOMBAY kialLA-41011111Adrrow, MONDAY. —The ramehlr Telers, r =is liaborts, arrived the alleaseen, whit the berry of the above smile, peak Wile oohs of wen of terleliehell, I saes of ilhemb. 3 boxes ef DI eases of e11r, ba, 34 Wee et elk sew , w 113 of eerblea Ms 40 . 11 : =7%erreff re Oakes. led 1,, 3 lrL are, Wad . red Dr. Janes. 1C Ildbao Valetta spoke oho klearri V iii : b — a :se 9, the Tee* work ear ; 13. h. a Gales ; Mi. tb. or ; I "rie• WY Seta* of swe St. Vbeset ; lo th , I ate, Start Pert MO, aship Wats Tex, of et. Albee's Heed. ?Iwo data. auntie, wore Alrzeadete, Jae 8; M•Ma. II ' ' Gibraltar, 14. (Meeker L era at 90 day: dot., et . seamy ea Blllllllllso met MN*. begallmials taisigsWer "71 mit bo at Oa Offilee, MI6 imp it poillear 1101111111 T. Tmlineoris. ND AS IT WA& Mara awry 1 ft WElbms. o. &mew* 2•4 miss . /Om Rot —ODD OA lam Diem Ailed DANN 2' SLID . Mr. D. warn= ; IIY iar Ifilf.—Ommise at 7. HIGH WATIIL AT LONDON BILIDOL M a tg=lanAka.ll o A tu 1:.1..i LONDON, TUESDAY; JUNE 22. SPORTING A SPECIAL EDITION of the " EXPRESS," containing the results of the day's Races, is pub lished every evening daring the Sporting Samoa, at six o'clock. THERE is retributive justice in the visitation of fetid odours to which the Members of the Legisla tor, are subjected in their stately corridors. When magnificent bonfire had emancipated us from the old inconvenient Houses of Parliament the 'Mee of common sense was heard recommending the erection of the new upon a more elevated and healthy site, But the cant of sentimentality was all-powerful in the Senate. The locality of the old buildings, it was affirmed, was hallowed by myriads of constitutional auseciations. Qeeea ELIZA'S= had boxed the Srammit's can in the Painted Chamber ; WALTZ& RALUOII bad been beheaded in Pales.. yard; and OLIVE' CaOnwru. had administered Pride's Purge in the Home of Commons. No where else than on the scene of such events could national policy be fittingly diamond, or wise laws enacted. ao it woe resolved to ergot the prettiest picas of quaint stone-work that has been seen in England ih the midst of a great laboratory of malaria. The subsoil on which the structure stands is curiously reticulated by the junction and intersection of innumerable sewers, which °Davey to the spot the filth of half London, there being no sufficient oatfall to carry it off. The river, already surcharged with filth beyond its capacity to carry off, has been narrowed by protruding the basement of the New Palace into its channel, and obstructed by bricking tip one-third of the arches of Westminster bridge. The stench from the sewers is at all seasons intolerable; the stench from the river and from the bone-Miler of Lambeth is, in the dog-days, pestilentiaL The Members of the Legislature are mailed alternately and simultaneously by bad /Knells from within and bad smells from without. With a wisdom worthy of thine who selected etch a site for the halls of national legislation, the task of sweetening the foal scents generated from beneath was entrusted to Dr. BOSWELL REID, who, alter spending a mint of money, and spreading catarrh, bronchitis, and innumerable other dimwit among the Members; was at list compelled to desist from his bellows-blowing. Upon whom has fallen the task of repelling the foul scents surging around the building from without is yet unknown, but no doubt some other BoawELL REID may be found. One thing, how ever, is certain, that the prospect of the New Palace being ever made anything else than a gorgeous temple of CLOACINA is of the faintest. It mew doomed to be in perpetuity the haunt of all abomina ble and deleterious stanches. Verily historical sen timent would need to have no nose. It was a drugs freak of ths ; ;;Ilsotive wisdom" of England to construct at an immense outlay a Airy tale in stone, and then plunge it into a reservoir which is constantly being replenished from a great retort for the generation of miasma. Nor dose the site of the Royal Residence appear to be much better. Unless we are much mistaken, the sower which was nuns the Tye-bourne must find its way ender, or close put, Buckingham Palace to the marshes of Millhank ; and the pains lately taken to purify the pond in Bt. James's Park is a pregnant hint as to the quality of the oosings which find their way into it. But the constitutions of Royal personages, Minimums of State, Legislator, and Courtiers may be different from those of ordinary mortals. What would be death to the vulgar may be salutary to them. It must be so, or with the whole environs of the Metropolis to choose from, these clause would scarcely otherwise have squatted down in an ever. mous cesspool, only not so bad u the prenincts of Jacob's Island. The three millions of vulgar inhabitants of the Metropolis do not, however, bear charmed lives like the " upper ten thousand." This great river-diaiSfeo tion question has a practical interest for them. It is, however, a problem of which we see little hops of • satisfactory emission. Let es consider for a moment. Seem thousand years ago the level ground on either side of the main chases' of the Themes from Batteenea to Itotherhithe, between the rising grounds of Surrey and Middlesex, was intersected by irmumerable clan nels. The inhabitants were few, and the teeniest filth of a great city unknown. Up these multitadi nous channels the rising tide toyed ample and easy way, and its reflux carried down the fluvial deposits to the sea. There were agues is their season. bet es yet typhus or cholera was not. But now, throughout the whole of this space there leanly ore central channel op which the tide with didiselty ' forme its way. London is situated so little above sea level that the effectual scouring of the river-channel is here mare dependent upon the beck-draught of the receding tide than upon the waters from the 'pleads. In proportion se all channels but use have been choked up, and that one much narrowed, the asecust of water brought op by the tide has been diminished, and, as a necessary consequence, the scour of the receding tide has been rendered hiss effective. And at the same time that the river's power of carrying off deposits has been diminished, the inhabitants whose filth has to be carried off bare multiplied from themes& to millions. Nor is it suMcient to carry off the daily dole of dirt thus generated ; the useumulations of centuries have also to be removed. This is a task not to be aceomplishei by " powerful articles." It seems equally beyond the power of the ingenious gentlemen who lectare on gases and Commission will be composed of the same ingenious amateurs who have been lecturing learnedly and doing nothing about matters sanitary foe the last dozen of years. Giving them a new name will not render them one whit more capable. The task seems beyond the powers of any but a demi-god--some modern Hzect:Las with a will as powerful as that of the first, and with modern machinery substituted for the thews and sinews of the old Grecian. We may look long enough for such a one; and yet till he .arrives there is little chance of the Thames being I sweetened. Is the summer of London destined to become u pestilential u that of Rome ? Is London to be prepared for the meditative inspection of Lord MACAULAY'S New Zealand Volowy, not by battle, or siege, or earthquake; but are its inhabitants to be literally stunk out of it ? The answer to htquirias for Lady Morgan yester day were favourable ; and it is to the honour of literature to observe the public sympathy which has been accorded to the precarious state of one of its most eminent female profemors in this country. Lady Morgan has made through her social position a new claim upon literary distinction, and we jaeartily wish her recovery both for her own sake mod for ours. 22 which is sow wend q daily ; the iodic relics , obtebed by the Maria& espaillisas rat out to marsh of Sir Jolts ltsakila ; PeradaDeshe's walking-stick. Among the interestb‘ehjelle eallaralal to her Majesty wee • pieta ei the deka ed the Ueda. =a of war the Twelve Ape d% rhea iM hammilim auras Ja Mao 'larboard Ilabaasped, the wad Ishii ampisair MIA. id* want4isio. Ia juserpteltioa • piece ail we taws le the royal party, which had bees barbillaCelahltmlear for 300 years, which. boyoad.behtg bipth by the . Is d the ea water, was quite snail. la as adjebiag sem, the age In which Mn. Noble we. amid abaci dada' bar aptivity in China —• rude wooden eciestesetioe, barely epacloos enough to afford comfort toe Cochin China fowl. Afar peas( ma boar, the Queen •nd the Dachas. of Brabant, attended by the Dachas of Atholl and Colonel Benner* left foe Hsokia(h•ea Pal•as. The Prince Consort, with the Duke of Brabant and the Count of Flanders, ranalstad not l • quarter-part seven o'cicalt. 43 1$ r °1 1M PARIS. ARIES, MONDAY Emune. • which yesterday was only t it was furious at Lord about the introduction of colonies—is now enabled to In an astiole signed by -1 its demonstration that the slave trade under great deal of abuse of Eng land for her cruelty in India and her misgovernment of Ireland. After having exhausted these extra neous subjects, it dwells on " the generosity and the noble sentiment of glory which is revealed in every page of French history," and draws a pretty sketch of nations and governments awaiting from this side of the Rhine, " not only the signal of a progress in moral order, bat also the heroical and disinterested devotion which carries that progress into execution." At length condescending to come to the point, the Chnatitutiounel denies in the following terms the truth of the statement made by the Earl of Malawi bury : Ths pretended slaves on board the Regina Corn were not slayer, they were run who had been free for a long time put; they were citizens of two republics, exported from the United Mates to Liberia, who hid freely contracted engage meats for our colonies, sad who had no other motive in re volting than thirst of blood and love of pillage. Need we add that It is fan, entirely false, that irons or chains are to be found on board our vessels employed la the emigration trade ? It la a pure inventioa. Everybody le aware that resulting of Attics= is elected under the active and able surraillan*, of Frenoh endows, under the immediate control of the administratioa, which pieces an agent on beard every Teasel employed, and under the eyes of the surgeon who has •responsibWty to protect. The positive accueatic.na made in the Hones of Lords were therefore void of all pretext es of all feenedstion The Patric is mach more dignified and reason able on this subject. With reference to the matter of the Regina Coeli, it mays : His lordship was pleased to declare that this enrol, the crow of which was horribly massecred, had no emigrants on board, but a cargo of slaves; and that the system of emigration, by which the French government endeavours to lintroduce free blacks into its colomitm, le nought but a newel of the slave trade. We must protest mead Chace essetious. It may be that the system chosen by our govern int Is defactive this is generally the fate of most under baies at litelessest ; het it would he sovereignly unjust to soaped the istemetee el Fears. Frame has no lion of returning to slavery, which she has abolished ; she has only sought the means of supplying her colonies with free labourers, Should this system snoourage abuses, Frames will employ all her weal in preventing then ; should these abuses prove inseparable from the system, she will abandon the system Itself with the same {manse with which she had adopted it. The Patric, whether from an error of judgment, or in pursuance of insidious instructions, I cannot tell, does its utmost to throw odium upon England for what it calls " oppressive conduct" towards Naples in the Cagliari affair. Commander Carafe's despatch (ia which, after his royal master bad been convinced that delay and chicanery would no longer be tolerated, he surrendered at discretion, but sought to convey the impression that Naples wee very M used) is held up as a model of a dignified protest against lawless force. According to the Petrie, the King of Naples is a hero end a martyr; it "thinks the precedent disastrous," and believes that it is " only fulfilling a duty in opposing to such an abuse of the right of the strongest the eternal principles of justice which protect the weak, and are the gua rantee of the political independence of states." The &Cele of this morning has by anticipation a very good answer to all this "gag." Replying to the Univers, the Mien, and the Gazette de France, which have already evinced their sympathy for the Bourbon and the tyrant, the &isle says : The adore et the Cagliari was illegal, lad ha detention was an abase a power. It woe neotaasry to threaten a resort to force in order to obtain its reatitatice ; what was there extraordinary or unfair in that f It is no doubt desirable that strong powers should not abuse their strength, but it is also more important than some people seem to think that weak powers should not be allowed to presume upon their weakness as an excuse for oouunitting all sorts of illegal acts. The Bourse has again been very heavy. M. Rente's angry article in the Constitutiormel annoanc- ing the firm deteimination of the French govern to persevere in carrying on the slave trade under the name of the importation of free blacks produced some sensation, and provoked a good many sales. Contradictory reports are still current concerning the state of the negotiations between the railway companies and the government. The Rents fell tio. for cash, and 10c. for account, closing at 68fr. 15c. and 68fr. 100. Mobilier fell 11fr. 260. The Orleans' Railway fell 20fr., Northern and Lyons 10fr. each, Western Bfr. 7,5 c., and Eastern 2fr. 60e. Southern was without alteration. Several German journals announce that the Prince of Prussia will go to Ostend in the month of August, and that he will be accompanied by Baron Man teuffel, the president of the Council of Ministers— & circumstance which is considered as giving a poli tical character to the visit. I .`gss‘ll irilitect 4 3 1 $ 1 "" N , • i f . .' .'' __ itg*, s .__ , Jun. 2% tee . it . A Ail - 14 4 1 4 tHE DAILY 101118: , , I , t o e a t er i es m a amaigling. ablalaillit • barkitel medal of tha Engtlik osewerry 4 ity pitEss Pk , .s.. aa. o Bowie r , on the at Wharf ill fee Oa hammed remains of the gailant f . -r--- - ' Me lia l ci ll P"com ad yobs q; lb =mil i rniPM el 11. '''''''' • e"'""'"" loamy, cor wke nes snuck dorm by eirknen, the (mon cos °lrk ace 00, b eg Ve sl =l=2: = plished is to via 21. per annum the Wee . 1 gehm et w e m u, eieo o hm n o,. h e t w o me l y i , PAS of the Metropolitan Ratepayers. The next step & Dem Ae eter ia Tnst et wil izzAuseD.....unarea that will be taken it is easy to divine. Captain Siborne's reekd of the battle of Waterloo was then The Constitution:sof— wh 611 nt instructed to say that it A 0 Alit 0 11001.1% The Metropo li tan Board of Works—it was impacted by Oa ilhalchus •Attenf• Sri :ll. rt. ni =MIMI ALL onsava savaionssarairm shrewdly suspected at the time it was called into Hr Majesty enema 8 Wilk to vidi theother Voltam* ihialmembwr• speech .boa n e m e w Iv o ,. se c e w ,,,e zusie tr s a „„, da , oxiatosea __ was meant to be a m oot, to mew that and subsequently went over the dem model roam, whore moron into French eolonie portraits of the non:rims Yak and his &Star wen plead kw clothe its fary in words. I ...a.r.......=7--.....c.........../......... an ens might be obtained for trans& • • see. II Its bey Majesty's inspection, the •es ee•••• et sir amass le Mt bled= iel Im functions to a central Government Board. Already " s h o d c ok e p fe e t h e in" 1 ". ' 114. "eaF er lb. M. R• 11614 it °maws " . i w• the France is not carrying on h ttl i t r.. , , isisNi lowa. ta Ave tae w wea tiger n there is a talk of a Royal Commission to parity the signal-took of the Chesapeake, award nem th at ship was Imes et sem mem nee so en* eat Ms. P• gilikfte. sae le river and all things connected With it. Bat that captured by the Shannon ; Captain Cooles chronometer, . F r et•••••: with • firrel I.ree lb hood., swim Compl ig i o n w ill b e composedof the pm ingenious width is now wound up daily ; the Arctic relic 4, obtained by land for her cruelty in India amateurs who have been lecturing learnedly and dwr difface s t ir ingeditloa• met oat la ~oh of Sir John of Ireland . . After having Cps OxpreOgi. doing nothing about natters sanitary toe the Preach Drake's walking-stick. Among th e neon, subjects, it dwells on ' Istomothts objects ombetittod to her Maiesty was a Piece of noble sentilniutt of cane. wh WATIILIRWT. Toss Jimmie, • DATOBTIIII TO MAIST.--LI 11/FLL DIATOM Som. Dotome. OlossoOLL W. sea Ow; OWPOW. Pim Ingin—Asd PLUTO AND 11.- ; ar.Oimolos : Lodwoh purloins 11Z In _ ammo sum otAuts. 74 = pin lORANT OP VIPIOI Yr. lad lbs. O. Loa atisS. goal ITN Court. E The Queen held a Court yesterday afternoon at arthier= alace. M. I=a B. Allard' bad his Ant mama of the Queue, and delivered his credentials as Ewer Etztreardthary tad Minister Plenipotentiary trek t His Excellency was introdued the Queen's principal lleoretery this be Pereign Affairs, end conducted by Main- oesersl Nit h l oti le Edward Cost, H.C.H., her Majesty's Muter of Me Air John Campton was pulsated ri aq andthos by the Earl of Eakerobary, to take leen ee her Majesty's Envoy bu Extreordlnszy and Minister Pitelesteitiary to et. Peters rg. Sir Artier Magenta mu pommeled to the Queen upon his return from abroad. The Hu. Edward A. J. Harris was presented to the Queen, et an audience, by the Bald biebnesbury, and kissed heeds en to Ba being appointed bar Majesty's Minister Ploarstradery nat icaart of Kabasaka i td: l : .l. adbiam at larl=. Tin Quest was attobist load etallia,taaait tam Major-Gamaral lkiltakt y Mapau ta W. TIN Qom, Ow Databaar al Bestially sad Maeda by IT 31 = at Mil lad Major-Oameei Bouvark, and Alta in Bar afloraeaft tha ratted &rake Museum, isapeotad Yip mad al ..alaatarsi VS Colonel lianaliton., of the OnliadiarGadada. On Saturday, th. Priam Consort anailad at the sand r ti eetinic . of the Candi of tba Sorg Doan& Elollsly, f ia ,44.... Prince Oanalt ais Sa borestalet. at by , H. et Illabaux rads as la Ibit by tba Dalt, af Drabaat oaf tii• Paliara ki f ;Zaw. Ma Mae_ Illi Nihau of Brame Alba do liameara, at the Ina therbasals, yasterday. Tb. Dube of Brabant aim Awed Waikato., Abbey, and the Pim of West raissaw. The beam of Hest Marl with hat . The Qom tad Edam asst, iv the Xing of the lelatssa. the Dachas of Bratiaat, mad the Mesa Alice, hellared the poehemse of the Pdhesade Ow- Oirt, al the Hamm vtih Iblifr WM. I. W esshog. The :0 - 74,4 L 0d of al Mims el MearieSor, the Euchre of Hoealeelsfeeikag, Hoe. Emily Cathcart, Cameos ye de Eng, OW Ilfeir qui, of Facts, Est Dineser, **Duke of Disalart,he iLaNuio of hbercce4 2.. Loed duty Lod Oen, losses, Ideso-Geoemil Bo Eater- Cloasral Boa Colo a lii ithati marar, ati Cows de Moodurke, Captain B ad Dr. LoopL HIE MAIESTI AND TER PRINCE CONSORTS VISIT TO MS UNITED SERVICE INSTITU TION. The Clasen and the Prime Comet, seeompanied by their Royal Blisluweesa the Dube and De‘ese el Brabant end the Count of Flanders, pad a dell he the 17nhed %Moe Institution la Whitehall-yard led ever*. Ike Wieaty was attieded by the Dears of hthan. The Mon Omar* and the Duke of Brabant sad the Comes K 71zaire wee ea hornbook. and is attendance were Colonel fleyworfr, Colonel Braver* sad Baron d 0. de Naha.. In antaipation of the visit et the Qom., the Inuabere of the amostive 000101Itise of znamegermat assankilsk samponsi of Colonel the Hon. Jamas Lindsay, chairman; liaat-Links) Sir Thomas Herbert, vine-charmaa , Colossi Adair, Colossi Yorke, Cedars' Alcoa, Captain Fishbowl's, Captain Nolloth, Captain Tupper, Major Whits, Mr. Stirling Laos, and Captain Bargees, the secretary. Her Majesty and ilitunsione party arrived at a quarter Wan six o'clock. The dud object, it was nadorstood, of the royal visit was le the mond of Sebastopol, just placed sawing the lets teeth's; collodion of the insikatisa. After the nosptket of the Quern her M.jeaty was con doned at ono@ to the sip room containing the model of the Medea etresgheld is the Sink tley as well as that of tits battle of Waterlog by Caplan Mom, hedlier to eery of our readers. The model of Sebastopol has been otosteseted expreeely for the butitteke by Colonel Balmlike, C. 8., tiremedier Guards. The Prises Consort ynnented a meld to the instintion, of which his royal Weimar is s bison patron, of that peat of the Crimea previews to the watt surveys, bat we understand that slaw by Ids royal higher= befog considered incomplete in many de tails, it was dWernsieed to have es mown, a model as weld be had, sad la those views the Prince Consort gave his cordial coopers*" mad hate the toentital modal sow placed titers tar inspeeden. The modal is based &Idly epos the surveys of he sheers .1 the Royal Seesaws, mad the Qtunennester-Clemend'e doyertesent, while a partite is bend upon the ph= et he Seedinien sad Esau en minim It may, therefore, be pemeneeed the taly lICOMtill meW of the used of the late we, in the Crimes. The ociantry'represented extends north sod sena 14 mho hem the river Bohn to Belaklava, end met end wen ley 'she Lem the Cbmeanses lighthouse to the llachneie Term and Verestke Valk", oar a soak of 11 teeing le the Win It imespetese as/ diednotly shows the sites of the halt am* of the shed armies townie Bahama es the26ll September, 1864; the pawn position et Se Remlisma In heir advance to the lath, of %false% end the posides occapied by the allies on the 2Sth of November, MI; the advance of the I &anises on the 6th of November, 1564, to the battle of In ternees, all the ponies takes by the Aim es that day ; also the drum of the Rushee on the 16th of Merest, 1555, to the attev.k of the France troops cm the Federklee hisehts, end the movement of the British and Sedieten armies to the support of their allies ; the legs worn of the anise spine Sebeetopol, ash the Iteeeles dices ay to the capture at the town on fiepienibe ft. ISM. Thu pies she shows the position of the imp of the lieglish, Fresh, eardhles, Boa Sheen armies bowie& die eed of he awe ; the mated, and review seeds el eannetninetan ; the eatremdments cometneeled by the If le hest of i r Baldish, sad by the' ?mak It frost at ifeesheah ; and aim the pukka el the allied Sams of the Lebow of flehelepel et the nose of the siege, dotted haw the logo et the soneen mess of war, end from the hawk Adedeslty. Her 114/esey sad party comonsoed by Ineyeethe that pert of the model wheels the harbour of Ilshltleva la pieced, sad them paned resod to Ratelemola bey to the month of the her her et liebesispeL At the wen ampere of the pert of the Ctimea modelled the Quoin sad royal visitors Lad en ▪ view of the country yowl:rayed, a peserentie view of the mountains to the diatoms eibrdhe a book inland le the nredel et that paint The Qom had as diffeeent ieleinegmg Winne of the model expiated to her, and append le rosy hotness@ tally asqualol with all the roovermate end tietelle of the great contest, fortanately terminated by tha MOM of the 1 Mom The Duke and Dadaism of Brehmnt and lie 0041314 of Flanders waned• te take tau& Wean In the Inepeeden of the model. The Qom and the Prince Consort and the tni 1111 l PRINCE ALFRED AT XINILALII AND COSI. KINSALE, Irma 19. Priam Alfred, aeseapanied by hie toter, Lieut.- seat Oewell, R. R., the ler. Mr. Jelly, chaplain, Royal avy, see Da Whirr, worteed hiss lest eerafea, st 5 eoleek, in the kistinahr Mom yenta Meek Ibßt., Mower PAW. The ease wawaserfai the Oseraaesela9 iheatetisa, Oara arseler LIM ~kineff lag tease the same arrive ht lea Wes, mg New le *ashes ea lemeasealy *gee tall.dreeemana and poet Tba petty in abate braes hear kwaleeDiedieepeey, ail twommilWely web fare Mr. J. Msh% yowl, whew a tere•hame seta& in w- p.m* as after twig Dada Irate. TIM !hul pi-omelets Miasma, 9 Who up the Beaks river. Oa Marrying to limb wends awl as Passe.. who at Deseis'e-quay detra the alma late the algoal imlB - hie held at the reader reps& Bebe awing his Royal Mahar. Wool vp. see bowed eiweabelparat to the chews of the inhibit's'''. In the creeds ft eger; R.N., anal ea bleat • awl Oohed Sa Raja resse. assEariel bp Maar Whestese, the Prisets Ames their newts. Tble wersair the Bleak Raga ha kr weetwerd,it lake the tatualsa of his Royal alahmene alit Hanby ILarain, Laws are ordered to be hervirded oa to Tirbet, at the nova of the Shannon. Oa the raadai at Friday, the 18th, the Admiralty ye& Black Menter Pettey, arrived ut Cork Harbour with hie ea heard, who viaa accompanied by Lieu tenant 8.F., Bev. Yr. Jolly and Dr. Winter. The mad mom paa far se Range, an d then rut back between ladle all ear p.m. kir Memel& Before entering Cork likalloar, the lad touched at Waterford on her way Iron and Fretsmoath. MUSIC. PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY, Last evening the Philharmonic Society concluded their kety-sisth season—one of the most brilliant and suo ownial asescas which they have bad within our remembrance. TM Qom 14161 the Prince Consort, accompanied by a large prey of royal sad illustrious visitors, and attended by a numerous suite, honoured the concert with their presence, sad the mom wee erowlied to the doors by a highly musical sad fashionable ataileare. ;be Irogramme was as follows : o • whe *dm et tas g jo g:- . ALv d... Is. boas* Ills LOOM PuN, with seireialmesk 1.2 Mr . wiilisas ..... osart. Commirle...... km (Not IseasOaMmatel. Barr Iceablm epokiC Ulla bile UM MIS WOO °ow -- Wer=verats. ... . Wong Ovulms. • nal IL .. • lic"h"... le II Am (Ne. . Boohoven. hiss a air•rei•, Aim lest pros (L'tSiaile du Senn . Ocearto. Herat:edam o,rrtare. " tssaram " _ _ It will hem be atoned that then wee ally one avesplemy instead of two, r usual. Bat the overture to . .Lecovors, whtoh tarseinand the dna part, may, frees lie lone propor tions end ikeendser et style, almost be a symploay. , for Us* stage —as • prefab to the riper of Plideleo, (espleally aaWd lawiera)—it wee bawl to be on too per a mode Orr that A shirts, sal ellektur woman yea sabiliated ; sYiW mtgalbsat weak neer blew to the omen-room The syrephoey whit& bogus the mond ' part of the eratert is we of Beeemven's palest works; and when it is atneldered. too, that the tensittou of Spahr and vis at iwia w et MN risky eympbselei, It al will appear l na there bede pen seelesto The abeam- stease bet bele tee 011•011161• plum. bib playa at ewe esessrt end by , the same perkwiser—bale of bun. moncerer, havbe beim played by him at a Phil- side Camel aim yeas bilisse—essy she rho to sour Weft edition ; bad bore thee bw peen% we talky% whe, Aar Iskabeg le bedtimes laramparablia per- ' ketones' ft both, weld have williegly bert a ate of skier. fps °s sales malente was the ben pleat of tosysinkeed efiybj oa the abbe we ham seer bawd, • same of the stvellese ember et Panamint ;=ea r i li o a Z ro easoorto of beedskeeha, those whir tereplain of bombe it twice to ale mama may nomads theardme with the caul. dime* that theymay wait nosey smear before they hear 28 Sited Wk. 1 1 /igaier's etaribre to Toisakorair_Ofbe all musk) is a boas eleradealles br th e abuse. We shall ast at preset bila in the key. We have herd tee MU et Ys Nook to Inn say wend admen elide style; bat we de aot Were that worics se papaw the mist MOW purls Otemany ate be diatlisla et mirk ; mod es M dile perindir seeped don, we mead kat id that, amid mask apposetneasseirialty sad rxtrampase, ft towable mazy arising sad aletive Peagery• The Mils Pins did WI justice to the vocal music. Idarnee bear Mr hem the Mimosa; a Me was eadisatemedly wok asselatealsd-by Mr. William. ant the bet to the Nolosiefs was abelrelly suited to the *dr dam Mr Ow Plan thewy& etillbeed by Mies Labels grant brillbasy, Is a awed madden sad an ex onion show ; desbelagleg the velem of the sisters bleed plemettly together. The royal party did not mire till the end of the first perk OwW le some derangemeet at the mis urrebbery the TOM not wee a stale at darkness. awl One wee Mem Mb mina andlelen; hot MOO alga wow psit tit *Ms babes the Q. antvel. Oa bar appsminte het weemestvel with the essel loyal denewiese noon • sad MK* weft amempasied br rndr Ile Vag et the firlifarra, the Dike sad and the Count of ltralms, There were_ gliegpmeatibe Dackeess• Ileashesew sail the kkerikb laelsr, file Dabs be lrargals of About% lhari ef t LA_ Warr, lard Crafece, Lord O. Lem; and other prewar et dinbellan. DRURY-LANE—ITALIAN OPERA. Ws have Mrs* saticed Mr. E. T. Smith's silo medal oedema* to stsehetss Iyof his eMertalawas whil me armeribai Sisk implessimisd eitempsees. We ham the. Impsima essinisa M Ma d Me cow posy ha the wens ier Modem. Podia's VMMet • and we have sow to wail= essibor remerliable ecoeseloi—tliet of Madame Pinked, who appeared Is night in the rterMeni. N , Wee: we saps** assess M a kw dsyo a third asehaia al important es either of the of the veteran Tambarini, who (it is positively stated) has aecepted as engagement at the Merles. Tualatin( tety i s a green old age, with the ems/ soma is new* soma, will show so great decay et his great poesy • and we may oak for a Don Diorama! at Drury-lane by th e only actor living who is pable of eartaining the cheraoter. es Perelasre sipperrossi latedibt awes lersenessadkaor, by whom the eiletwaSed prisms Jame wee meat windy welcomed. Ohs looked extremely well.-semi pluslAil, end acted with the rem sad bass whisk are se well semeen blood. Her mime it lost ems of lb Snag* and skew ; but It Ms lie old Hwy sad ciseness A the floe manse " A le, wag WM eispilits seesaw ; sad is ire " Bes wpm winos.," dm wee se light awl brand m ever. The opera, as a whole, wee net Y well empalited as the llariswr• &mess. Signor Nesila's aslore le a comes Imitation of Marko ; sad Delleirs OW* we • swohl and latolllenat pendsmessi, bet madly dsretiw is wool power. PRINCE ALTitsn.--That German Mi..u& &s -od& motels' ea oes lit its oast that PalasoAllbod of 1,411 &id y who la Barna sad soar llosM ro =fa. Gond, ta ardor so Isom astaisisd ebb t\. vsfitiewy amiss. ALZIANDIE DIIMAL-41. itimadlan • Nom, sailor, kit Parks law does ago foe St. Poisesiihrs, ateoe peatibig Coast essisey lionceoisf Baisseaatife, gotstimsta of Ilso maha , Is Ow Empsewr of Ilsiads, sal mooed it bis wool& Us widielsows oath is Is Skip ask** ffe. Is Ur *sand wash. stela assidt, sad whew Or. 1. stand seseelses ~ Sam tit* eekw Wed mot" will lUDs.. Hatie sistswiseiaw of the I MIK sad wig lis estalval a lertaa• *al him. Dumas is shorsesids to sitssupsy ONO Isadalof at illoodow, sad fear there it io Idh ballatiat is es to Odour, Mos Crimps, Tills, sad robe's ihe *wow. lama to shwas shoat four CRYSTAL PALACZ.—TO-Sorrow Otto Handel orates tr. win be titled by the children sod other menthe:ea the Tonto Sol-fa Association, who will glee their concert from that spot, so so %to modes of their dearrnotration lost year. THE POPES PRISONS. A letter of the 11th instant, from Rome, says that the prison of Paliano, about thirty miles from the Eternal City, has again been made the scene of a conflict between the prisoners, in a desperate attempt to force their way oat, and the guard, who, it will be remembered, on a similar occasion a twelvemonth ago, fired upon them and killed seven or eight of them. In the present instance no lives were lost and a number of the prisoners estimated by some accounts at not lees than sixty, actually sieeseded in getting away. Ralf of them, how ever, have been recaptured, and the two chief instigators of the revolt have been brought to Rome for examinatioo. One of these is a better, who during the revolutionary movements of 1848 was an agent of the Republican government; the other is a journeyman compositor, who was sent to prison for printing revolutionary proclamations sent him from abroad. GREECE. A letter from Athens, of the 10th, in the Nerd of Brussels, my. : The Wag, before his &apostate, spies his approbation to the plass of the miles, tram the Pater to Mbar. Oa &comae of the mama 'Mare of the preeedme stades will be eared al seas Melina Erns tfe or, MA pinimeen sill have to the , nerleise et the reed by treebet. A Ism demed d the tete el the ember dspiertest, to -w there're. ha seder Os ifillmke IMO red Issillesa vireo rsikere lo be ialiedetod hos lir saw sesters UAL lady Frairlia, the wider ell She erieleirte he. be kris Ile IKON .days. la. arehrita soloed hose Rs eases, brevet be Syria US preshe et di soft sad ire One mesh obi& errie ohs pstiessisel In baritlouid coarred itatelge eediellsrpires mere thee INIG, es that die errs d Heads. was berg emery ray .qua The altars this evmeostion tithe plate Is 1 &A May Hilf111)611 settowly=l: : «mow the some et a &moral awawbore ot the Mese Greeks, boolhers, the sliest poly smarm yews of ses, hdt tits formals ported le • entire is the at *mei limy art ism Terin g rhs, ideas sad • the shisstlietersAssee Ile abut hist. The sat bah sad Misted tee weeds es hie 'sad Glens at lie livelhawast brag iris Is busy bir o MI iaM 114 heeds of the %obi. who leek lbws to Fiseseir. bttuYlils Isle vmesarsea teas,. Ikt.twes sriglopert =lista* aulisslllse mete Ate le seem litre ail et the Irwin etas lehlissei Tear ear isserried eft liked of the be" bet SIM rut of At the liirtherr, to ohm, lalierbed as giddy se poimilite. OXFORD MIDDLE-CLASS BILIJUN4TIONII. The examinations commenced yesterday at the fit Chergea-hell, Ll o ppool. The azawdaas ware the B. Dr. Thousoo, Pried of All Souls College, and the Bei. Mr. Hadley, Dana University College (Orford The oendklatee ibr szandnatka sambaed upwards of 90. The Tl=after being enterteised by the May or at the were aosompanied by ids worship and the mom bun of the local oottuolttee to flt. GewiWo-hall, where, at car o'clock, a large number of patlanen sad • few balm bad areatbled. The Me:Mg who raided, expreeted the *ame stead ha hit list a wevawast like tide bad ban imagnmerd n , sad 1 . 11:_ ,..... that the yoga of the town sod district mold be le a mak blew point of metal culture than had hltharae ettalled. Moo the dries= d the load comatittee, beard le gar medial Waleeme to Mr. Heavy sad Dr. Thawed. 14.1/ohm beard that acepsald suraind tide desparl the 'walled, aided th a l/ i rliir sad was •• addled repletion kw that rough diodes comps tithe le wad every youth mei Daiwa was be stared tics Ards ef beldam sad sasmaed Mira with de wad awl Be alpelas of edam al Ma flikawinatater. While they daaelletellesteal s a pey were egad& adieus ad e s 1 t de lideseed rt of dm oaths. C. Hear, hest," sad ) Mr. J. /371 n disemied the vela ell welesed. Mr. HIDLIT ra l de sesomedessmatids asepatalsag the people ot Untipseaid the tweefa he at hasthe rest which had hem eroded la t eda tw o did m , sad Atlanta which were Oda drie teingeed h. If righl Deducted pad good woad mined thew imili if the univenthies wed wily hue Is iheardvakthttl the rererenoe doe to thew would be waldidesil, as high seats of kerning, they Mwour. would be Maid mare imaial thee they had hitherto bed. Hadley bawd le which wedded as to the lids madee at i lt e r s =. he sal was ad • apes bet a Ned Ws at swelldes. Dr. Thome adt .dined the andienoe, efi thew k. Oak worm despise d himself and his Ho audit blw• bee sebeded dam renege to whisk . = lewd had It Whaled ID cads inward in co-operathe Ida ' the graced dereadel wedesed. Still it wae_di awed• mat, mod wadi be staiset to partial haves. Ha eseised the resida GM the podia of religiose adheesses bed beam mid gaiety eseeithred by the Marl -seriphs. sad t=this was not • meld Senate, fe hop wield ha as examinations re the posed of ringlet diadems. (Chasm) The Rey. Reeler C•ermiu. mowed a rote of deals to tha CounFil, for grwating the we of St. George's Hall for the This was seconded by Mr. W. 0 azosox, and carried. Atter a vote of thanks to the Mayor the sadism* retired, and the earroinere proceeded to their duties. The examina tion, it is expected, will Mat a week. THE LATE MEETING ,AT BT. I.4MHTB-HALE. We have been requested to publish the following resolutions . At a numerously attended meeting of laymen, common'. cante of the church of St. Barnabas, held on the 17th of June 1838, the following resolutions were moved, an d passed ananimonaly : " 1. That whereas the charges lately made against the Rev. Alfred Poole, at a meeting held at St. Jani: i tej a h m l Juno 11, Isa, are seatuisions and false, and are to pre&dim his appeal to the Archbishop, this meeting de clares its heartfelt sympathy with and undiminished coed deuce in Mr. Poole, as their minister, who by his @pontos life, and unceasing labours amongst them for seven years, has won the affection of all classes of his people. "2. That Wm meeting declares its admiration of Mr. Poole's conduct in the trying and difficult circumstances in which he has been placed ; and that, to the best of its belief, during his amen years' ministrations at St. Barnabea, he has uniformly meted with disretion, and not exceeded in his teaching or practice the doctrines or discipline of the church of England. "3. That this meeting, consisting as it does wholly et commenicents at St. Barnabas, diet - loony dudes that it in the practice of the clergy so require confession as a prepara tion nesameary to the reception of the Holy Cotenants; but it samerts on the part of the clergy and ante laity, the right of the latter to the practice of confession, and the benellt of absolution, as set forth In the service tor 'Ordering of Flinn,' in the • Exhortation,' in the office et ' Holy Communist; mad in the Order for the Visitation of the Sick,' in the Book of Common Prayer of the church of England. 4. That this meeting has heard with the utmost ndir nation of the foul aspersions cast at the meeting at AL James's-ball upon the reputation of ladies of the most yr blemished character, whose exertions and kindness amongst the poor ta this district are held in the highest claimants by every one here precut ; and that the greatest coelliksie is telt by this meeting that the offertory alms have never been misapplied by the clergy or district visitors. "S. That this meeting cannot swats without express ing its fervent attachment to the Book of Common Prayer and its assent to the following presage extracted from the 36th canon of the English church That the Book of Common Prayer and of ordering of bishops, priests, and deacons, oontatneth in it nothing contrary to the word of God, and that it be lawfully se med.' "6. Resolved that a copy of thee resolutions be for warded to the Bishop of London, with an urgent must that his lordahlp will reinstate the Rev. Alfred Poole in his curacy, or be pleased to state, for the eallafaction of the die ts* the grounds of his diorama "1. _Reeolved that a copy of these resolutions be for warded to the archbishop of the province." GREAT FIRE AT „FARM WHARF, LONDON BRIDGE. In addition to the particulars stated in yesterday's Ispprrsuurs,, it should bs mentioned that daring the fire one of two marred t=sut=l in extinguishing R. An eitg i nsmad as one of the steam floe= band ialW7 a net-wheel, and will pro bably re to undergo amputation. A brigade fireman named Crosby was severely injured in the same way. The folloeiug is Mr. Braidwood's official report: " 71 a.m., a fire broke out in the premises belonging to J. Knell and Co" wbarthafters, Ste., situate at Fresh-wharf, Lower Thames-street. The cause of fire is at present =- known. The building was insured in the Royal Exchange and London Fire-offices, but the contents were not Insured for a single penny. The fire was extinguished the mem of the London Brigade, West of Engl a nd, andparishes nesr, together with those of her Majesty's Customs. " No. 3. The three upper floors of " F," or middle ware house, and contents severely damaged by fire, and lower port hig of dih tto by water. N.B.—All tits warehouaes six floors " Ditto, ditto, the three upper floors of and K or small seat warehouses, and the contents severely damaged by fire and the lower part by water. These warehouses win also , six stories high. Similar damage. " Ditto ditto, third floor of the west or east end =re house, da maged by fire, water, and hasty removal. Insurance not known." IN IN DIRRYSHIA WABHED AWAY. On Thursday lest, the neighbourhoods of Kinder, Mayfield, h., in the High Peek of Derbyshire, were auddeety "Med by heavy doods, pouring down into the Min from the sides of Kinder Scout, one of the highest hills ia Derby shire. la the evening a heavy thunderstorm emassieed and maimed till between two and three o'clock on Friday morning, with heavy showers of rein greatly swell* the floods. Several bridges were swept away, large trees wsee torn up by the roots end carried mile, awey by the for.. tl the flood, sad the mope were devastated. At Kinder PAM i=kithe property of Jams A. Turner, En., M.P., ma dame' was don ; and also at Hayfield PlM wain", damage the pry of Yawn. John Monteith and Co.; &ad Nrek Vele - 1 ) 1rm ks. In the vWerpe of Hayfield the damage does was oho very large. The river Btherow rans through the oinks et the village, end on the tight MAO the stream 'toed a vow el stem home. The water roes so tepidly, and rushed down with Ina Maul imatmity, that the fondaline of the homes were washed away. the toed AA*, _sway at the sent des the back pert of ell tie besess, WA the surless of the garden, the pliers% ply, ; YAW the reminder a the been Madan as • anion emend n • ia Amer lam Vloorkeer the emplers wen MBA senikes ; wog sena not get Ask end was halal d beisglistiell rear Yr rides ; bids, bedsteads, sad Anions vete swop des the torrent; end, asteddliNtileg tbs nelglibeens gewseverosid in tbetputer. mg* lost or tbs fornilust Wei Meer wbolir bet or thi the oppiiiheMe et the Assess steeds " Zisertgeibbe webs" *Aster rawer. bowing o• wide She enter was ocaysled to Obi nil wa sh ideas ot the We mill wheel, tr walag, lm., vas Anted any flßli the me bekg DO Meese of them am LA. The lower Amy loaded. 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