The Express. — London, England, 1862-03-21 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) EQUITY COURT. (Before Vice•Chancedler Wend.) emu Toe r. BIAIL , DIOI.-I;IPTA IC OFIFOLOIT OF MA S& This was a special cues, trowhich a point wee mated es to gift. is restreiat of marriage of • novel diameter. The • inestioa was this, whether a testator meld lawfully attach to • devise a cooditioa gi=be st over upon the marriage again of a widow other than his own. la the will in this case the testator gene cerium property to trustees upon trust, while hie great oirpbsw, W. Derbyshire, was under age, to Pay the income to Catherine Derbyshire, the widow of his nephew ' she maint a i n i ng th e child, and after the attain ment of 21 by the infant. upon trust. to resume to the said Willie= Darbyshire. There were other proviikes referring to the other children of Catharine Derbyshire. The will also coataine.i a mescal proviso that, in aura Yrs. Derbyshire should many again, the gift. for her helmet should paw from her sad go in the manner stated in the wilL It we to tees the lesallity Mat the Emma precosilinp were taken, =lre her in f..tet mesuried, awl being now Mrs. The ewe was argued by Mr. Barber and Mr. Archibald Smith ; Mr. D. limbs was fur the trustees. _ lbr Vismehaacellor remarked upon the singularity of the fact rat the prat in this are had oseeryet, so far as be raid mortar arisen for direct decision before the aorta of this ...retry. That • men could attach such • oonditiaa l oz a tift to his airs widow wee perfectly well estathinhed, sock • premien was • matter of day occurrence, bat it bed been argued thel err, was against public pol' (as in restraint of raw rage) that such • prwidon should be attached to • gift to ryas, sine's widow. The only authority which had bra cited r apparent!) directly is favour of this corr. tine was • dictum r Hisooe's " Abridgement "—a work of girt authority, no doubt, bat varying in its accuracy an Merest park. He b.id referred le the= cited aid had traced trek the reburials' la th e ern wagon which it wsaid to by founded , sad be Weems ke melon tbst I such astaseilies did met bur out the pseilioada Bases. Olime autreities,re, had hew aryl baatiag, dam* sN direstly, de lb, port. His Hisser Wend to than aalimillia and lamas' lima, hat Ws poetise of He - west was too tearer to be of ia terest. Trying th• tipcs then, it could hardly he said that • the mac an this car wail spirt the policy of the law, for • bashinil might certainly ran it to his gift. if sot against public policy in or are, o o uld suc h • gift bei against t.b.4 policy la rather . It sad to his Hoerr th at this Lit lucstion art be aassrend in the negative, sad be tb, rigore held that the ixeciltios was • valid on., sad that gift to Mrs. Hand's west am co bar woad marniage. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) rno Knox r. 1110111710/1 AND wruarretw. Mr. Woollatt and Mr. Day appeared (or the petitioner ; Pr Wad dove and Mr. Seath far the reepoadirat. The petittooer, a clerk to • wine merchant in Load" married the respondent, • domestic .meat, in 1858, having previously kept her for about two yearn. He afterwards be came pouseesed .4 a small property, sag lived up on it w ith hie "de at Bromley for some tim e . There were two children, on. bora before and the other after the marriage On the pert of the petitioner, it was urged that the respendeet's aou dad had latterly become very bad, and taus in May, 1800, be was actua ll y obliged to apply to the mew &Oates for protection against bar videos& After thu a separating was agreed upon, the petitioner epee* to allow the respondent • p oun d a wee k f or her ensintenanes. The co-respoodeint was • Germs; sad be had made the acriestatance of Mrs. Thompson while visiting a Pm= of Ida, earned Lomas, who lodged at the es me There has bees • greet deal of litiptioe between theCive. I o the first instance they commenced crams suits ler a *Meld separation, both of which were dismissed ; sad Hrs. p sou has now on the files of the court a suit for restitution */ her conjugal rights. Evidence of great familiarity between the respondents was given. Areoupt other thing it was peered that Mrs. Thompson had told Sturmfels that if he loved her he moat cutoff his moustachios ; which be did the sett day. (Langli• ter.) The landlady of the house also deposed to appear. antes which had led her to the belief that two persons must our tiy day have been ly tog oo the neepedent's bed in the day Tile ore was proceeding when we west to Peal COURT OF BANILRI7PTCY, Were Yr. Commimioser Hohoyd.) 111 Ili DI LABILLIVILLL The bankrupt, described ea a professor of Isagm il. a ! Camberwell, applied for his or of diacherge. 14701. ; meta of trifling amount. Mr. Dori& opposed, for Messrs. Shoolbred and Co., ci Tottenhamoocirt•road, creditors for lax The champ wee that the bankrupt had contracted this debt at a time when he was negotiating F. raise money on his fugitive, and, consequently, when he was without the weaned moss& The bankrupt, who la a Frenchman, made a hug and Impaesiosed harangue in the witneeebox, the purport of which appeared to be that he bad been imposed upon by Hu partial. His Honour said it was clear that the bankrupt had been in stmiteeed circumetaneas for a searaderable Mate. I)wing upwards of 1.1001., is May, 1811, he monied lady having a gond house of furniture. Meese,. Bhoolbred naturally supposed that the furniture was his, though it had been pared by a bill of sale ; sad the debt had bees clearly ceetrected without the means of payeaest. Making allow. anoe for the baakrupt being a foreigner, the order of die. chugs must be suspended for twelve months, and protection would be withheld. IN ne PACE JOIN CANPULL NIDPOID. The baakrupt, a elerk in the Admiralty, ia Sonamet house, applied for he &wham. The hintary of the ems has been frequently given 10 cow:wake with the caw of finnan' and Sommer, whose orden hare been tel. Mr. AL.iridge, the crown so li c i tor, o ; Ha/1 steported. The bankrupt, in naminatioe. stated that he wee only • esperaunerary clerk, receiving 1001. a year. Hia Lloaour maid lie Older of deeltarge would be granted coad~tior a.ly, a• hi MS* aside for his creditors what he aught banshee elealea beyoed 1001. a year. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) CLERILEN WILL arcelerre &earn or norm= AT A saAm rAwswoomee. Jam Cannon, the keeper of • slam yemehreker's or harem shop, at 15, Blue Aarkar-alley, Donlon-row, SR Luke's, we, charged b e f ore Mr. inyeemet with having is hie posseesice t 32 pain of uppers of boots Led shoos, of canoes sort., 132 pi eces o f M ather fur easkieg soles. he., to the abovimiamed tippers, 20 small parcels a( material for soakieg kid sad jeep boots, no 13 pain of boots(new) some iu aa uefinu.bed stets. and a lug. quantity of other &ni de; of which be amid not grin • satisfactory mocomt. Frees the @eidetic' of Nerviest William Smith, an ective detective of MoQty polite, it • that • boot sad shoe firm of Smithfield h e to • Mtge end from adamantine he resolved he went toi the preseeer's home He told him th a t h e wee cowneeted with the pnhce. aad prohued his wanton esed. and then .eked hiss if he I~the of Image in hi s posesseton. wMMd in the emotive, epos which be (the callow) went behind the counter, and found one or two wean at leather, which were identified by one of the pro asenten workmen me beloogieg to his meriese. then asked the proanner to account fur hi a pommies a thegoods. bat se he mold put do on eatidectonly he took him Isle netedy. He they asked the primmer for his hooka, hint the only one that was produced or meld he found was a moll ovie thstoomoimd sothiog taloa mama le am widths shop, which was divided from the ether portioe by • wartnin, the Aker found a very largo nmeher of paresis at goods with tickets es them, sad which his had no doubt were moles. Mamma the le.ther theism found and fur which owners are wetted wes ease narked, " M. S. and ti." The constable in warier for • reamed mid that there wen over two en loads of rock, far which, he hod do doubt, owners would be found, is ell the goods could be seen at the polio* dation. 1 noner rid that norm of the articles found were %bleu. and he should be able to prove it. They had all been left with him in an honest rammer, and he was not ~feml of laminae being made. Mr. D'Evneourt remanded the prisgsw until Thursday And atructad that the Miter *odd eanniunirate wit& tL close authorities about the um H RLBOROOOI.I.BTREET. catrrme To tricttr•HOnan turns. Previenek Ern , W, of the Ball's Head, Great Wied i„.ll-stnet. appeared to answer a complaint made b 7 Charles Bowles, of the C divisioe, of has pinata* eIMOOS in his house. Th.. use was proved by fiergeset Appleton, who mid that s ...lun g the defeedauee home he found eleven prostitutes mad men druilung in frost ol this bar, some of limn ban Musk. He Bled the defesdant's attention to the cinema- Aw e and thee left. and on again visiting the home found the same coedit& going on. Onfrant being asked foe a definition headkeemes, sal betoosideri.l perm° drunk when be totold the moister Of lean againit it to keep himself up. Impactor Howl.a said the defendant had kept As beam ten yew; and at w.i• very badly conducted. The defoliant had tad his attentuon calla) to It over and over again. He 1111 Bowles) lied visited the bows, and semi prostitutes awl men of kw grade drinking there. The boom was kept open till Ave u t h e morning, sad the pyre s@ tams) out of other bosses were admitted Is the defeedeses. Though no previous cooriction bad taken gam there were many compl a i n ts from the iuhaLitaate. He ivied also to Bute that two robberies had taken Ow lathe hour.. Tyrwhitt said if the defsodast be a bases toe the mho of sight-house sum ant bs astneuh..l it • ease lake this Wag hot aphid MEL raid and costs. The . tobv•co crop i n m an y p ar t s o f C u b a i s F.Aal to Lave entirely fiuled. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 21, 1E62. WIATKRB RRPOPZ.-(THIS DAY.) laUllaT. xAaa IL • LL 1. 1. W. j D. L, l rr i, L K. 11. I 1_ —MU I . .... WA II 1 11.1. W. I 1 b &wawa ... 10.00 IS IS . W. 8 8 . Ms Mamma ,esineftesi Passess.— MS Ss 88 LIC.L I b &AWAY 11111111_ ..... 111.11 88 76 L $ • •••300000311. WO 86 ad I. 1 3 0 — 1121.1008419- 44.46 36 33 N.L .3 an Lrynrooi Qoaalwrowii lan 41 40 1.31.1 1 1 b Swam* YAIUIuCTII LO4DOII WO 111 616 N. Us kW Dorm 19.30 II N. 9 • - 7033,100,1 4 . 1)47LM1P...- 111.44 MI SI I 1.7/.1. 9Ur LIS Jam./ . .... WAS W 45 ' 13.1. 4, 9 116 CIS x. Britath—x.N.W.toW.B.W., tres. rammer mew. Ircland.-11.W. to SAW ino• &Tate to treat, with rein. irc?pAr 7 W. to &, treWic7;trong. rfil/W. W.S.W. to N.P., fresh to Arose rainy. W.N. fris W. to S.W., moderate to k. N.N.W. to W.. truh. te — ILTCW., fro* minx L Csag.—• ILL to N. and It. NAL, Wry, with rain or • lisesello.l.lLL to LW, LW. 6o 11. S. W., troth to strong, Mom lo • gots, wit gala Max ZI7L4WATTON. maiseed Si lb 4. at sisr rwl: orb II tor of marl ors errs ober osorprodr st as Siob dirioutro : rod osob U dog.,abor. Id dog., errs moor Iroolsodrodro loonrs la oliade. IL —/lokaamod bob Carr wilt m told dew plot). D a wIM a..—two potato a of YP acne —rotes 'I to 12—eo1balaml). E. —Mod ato !smoke ; 0. Woo deeds oloMoboll • 4 fog. b. hill . billtam • as, MOO (boar) ;o, moroast , r, rolo o mow , t. wrier, 1, nb il4 a. imor„ or MIL since tut report. tg toast mai ilialuols. L—Soodlolidomos (1 to 9). Z.—Calm. The let Warwickshire Militia , under the corn mad of lAwskomat-Colonel Moe, bare received orders to assemble at Warwick on the eth of Nay, for 21 bre The recruit. will assenthle cm the 24th of April for ender the eiljutsat, sad the sea-sommissioned om oars on the 10th of April. Zoom°'cat Sal ITT or LONDON. —At the monthly awwrl lossele held raterday. at the society's house in r-sqvare, Dr. Hamilton, P.Z.&, la the chair, the Darooess de filainusl, Sir T. Cue Bart.. Dr. A. Rolleoten, sad lbws. J. Morley, W. Speed, T. 0. Stook, K. Freakkad , G. Mileholl, G. W. LOWIFOISI. J. E. Orme, sad D. Nieoll, were ebbed fellows of the society, and Naas. W. 21 ILP., W. J. ?brill, O. R. Cock, 8.. Y. Gordon, A. R. W sad F H. Dabs. were proposed Ns candidates for the fellowship. The mport from the theme other %holm that At number of visiters mi tt a s oboe the boriaabg of the par bed bees arab IQ, The report she athanaced that the bead of ale lot Lit. Guard. would oommesoe their pular:imam for the soros as the 17th May. /term. Gaooaaramar. Somarr.—Monday, the 24th imbed, at baN 9, pas. lapses to be read Cbiea: 1. "Oa the etheditaos tu the Western Borame ef Obis sod the Upper Waters of the Yeartse bug," by Dr. A. Harks ; 2. "Notes ea the Cosatry to the West of Chstea," y Lainteasat Oliver, B.A. flociArr roc Tit IIfOOIIIIIIOIXIIINT or Tin Furs Aare.—la ocesequsems of the Moses of Dr. Peck, who woo to have 1. tared last mob& Mr. Jobs Stewed, at the request of the email, kiodly deTlvsred an ebb sad imbue tire Wotan listen the mambas of this society ea are Beauty ta °wawa Things," at the Rooms, 9, Graduit et. THR KAILLDOW or DUNDONALD.-41 is averred that there le to be • contest for the enoosesion to the earl dom of Detedould, the competitors being two parties. It had been whispered, long previously to the death of the late earl, that his sided sou would have difficulty is making out his claim to the mooession. It was under stood. that, with such irregularity bad the noble lord's been originally attended, that heal proof of it would b almost Impossible. After the birth of two or more children, the earl consulted • learned ex-Chanoallor, supposed to be as oracle on Scotch law, who was so little metalled with the proofs thea to be adduced, that, the meatless bang enceinte, be reememendsd • second mar ries& His advice was taken. The ads* sea, at the very end d last sermon, preferred his claim to be • Scotch = b ead to be 'Miami to vote fee the Dirresentatis• pews. His data will tame it ha lisering rot V be shortly, and, it is mid, will by Ids brother the eldest sea by the second riff His, also, is said to have laid his era before a noble ex-Clieneellee (Lord St Leonard** and who has peameneed that it cannot be phimyed.--4yr ClOsenter. Tau INDIAN Tamar Donna—A deputation from tie Illearlarager Clamber of Commerce welted op Sir Chaim Weed ea Wednesday, and promoted • memorial urging the rednothe of the duties levied OD cotton yarn and seeds imported into India. The r igh t beatsurehl• baronet stated that the leanaial account ham ladle were highly satisfactory, but the fall °Meal documents bed not yet mashed the goveremeat, end it would, therefore. be neateregy to welt some time-+q six weeks or two mamas. He lad every hope, however, that the information already received would be coefinned, and he promised that " the moment he ascertained that the state of the revues would albeit of it, the reduction of duty should be made." Govenwsmirr Aseurrspier To VoLcirramie.—A mesas( of the Gears of the several corps belonging to Dundee, Arbroath, and Moatroes, took place as Wedmiday in the Town Hall, Arbreath. About twenty gentians° were present. Lieutenant-Colooel Paterson of Linlaben camped the char. The object of the meeting, the char• mu explained, was to memorialise parliament for edditional pecuniary or other sesistanee to the volunteer form. It wee intended that there was to be • meeting in the Thatched Howe Torero, Leaden. to-morrow (this day) for the like purpose, bat be bad ham ap prised by telegram that that meeting wee put off. Colonel Ronny Tailyear moved—" That a larta proportion of the volunteers is this county, 'abseils at tached to the service, sad willing to devote much of their sum time to maintain their eMeisacy is it, are unable to cootribut• any pecuniary means towards their military equipment and traioing. That such MOW have hitherto been provided from oontributione raised during the first en , thulium and incitement of the volunteer movement, but that this liberality cannot be expected to afford a permeasat mem of income. That under these circumetanoss it is ex pedient to bring our waste under the eassideratioa el pubs meet and the government, sad rescectfolly to mina some addition to the aisistance we at present obtain from the state in arms, ansmunitioo, and drill instruction. That the additioealuaiatance we solicit should comprise military scooutrenseets, regimental clothing, articles of musketry instruchea, and depots for arms ; or, in lieu thereof, an usual peat of V. per man, either io the shape of direct supplies sr d seamy great." The resolution was agreed to, mid • ammittee appointed to draw up • memorial, whisk Sir John Ogilvy is to be requested to present to par- Emmet —Ablielarga SUICIDE! OE • PHYSICIAN BY TAKINCI PRUSAIC AClD.—Yesterday afternoon en inquest was held at Wolver• hainptes, en the body of a physician, named John Norman. • yogis( men who had beim in that town about a year, sal hadbase there from the University of Edinburgh, with tstimenisl. el the highest worth. He does not seem to have bees seeseesfal in his efforts to establish a pesetas ; and having to write frequently to his father in Carlisle for mosey mineed so much to affect him, that for the peat two tenths be his appeared greatly distreesed—wishing that he wise is soother world, sad saying that to sit day after day Si home, with nothing to do, was "enough to drive Idea med." This depression induced him to give way to occeaseal intemperate.. After being out all the pre vious alight, he returned to his lodgings on Suaday cue ing, and retiring to bed, took some prima bed, acid that had before bees lyme on the table of his surgery. Within five minutes of hie swallowing the fatal draught he was • corpse. A post-mortem examinatioa showed that the de. ceased had takes eoough poison to kill six men. He had nearly 8/. is his pornessiou, sod left • letter addressed to his father is Carlisle, saying that he was unworthy of such • father, alter* that he was about to commit suicide from the causi manhood, sea desiring that there might not be a pfet-siortem exanduati on . Th e j ury returned • verdict o! • Suicide, whilst under the influence of a iit of temporary insanity." DESTRUCTION OE • SUOMI RI/INERT BY Fran.— GIUMPOCIL, THURSDAY. %ally after midnight • Ire broke out in Dillingham Sugar Refioery, occupied by Mama Cmwtialls and Company. The refinery is a ver7 extensive set of premises of four stories sad attics, with cakes. The fire broke out is the upper story, and had gained such mutiny before being observed ae to reader any effort. to urea its program futile. Consequently in little more than four boars the refinery was a num of smoulderin g - ruins. The fire did set communicate to the charhouee. There was • considerable auk of sugar in the works, tad the destruction of pro perty is seed to be over 20,0001., which is reported to be hawed in various °Mom Five large cisterns of sugar is the northern wing of the building have been saved. TIER HOUNDS •ND TR' LOtioNOTIER--011 Mon which hunts the greater pieties M North Nottinghamshire, very sarrewly moped Whig deeinated. The meet was at Jockey-homes, in the seighbenehood of fierlby lUD, when a fox MIS found. When any Lot Markham the hounds were ereming the Greet Northam Railway just as the parliamentary train came up from Lemke. The train we. rouadiag • curve wham the booed@ were sees a little ahead. The driver immediately slackened his speed, and the brooks were applied, but sot some magi to prevent as occident. Two valuable hounds wereassimsysti ea the spot, sod another died shortly deer by big posiPleted down the aainaloisst. Three sr Isar ethos wow iiseionsly ie. Need. mid the accident threw mei as ehelmie is the way of the day's sped that nothing farther weeds.. No blames is 'wow wow •nrise•drisua who dY al his power le present the widens. Had itima the myna Isis, whisk passed • few minutes earlier, the peaks, part el the peat would have been destroyed. SHARE L187&-(THIS DAY J Two VOLooz. - - - The railway share market is inactive to-day. Caledonian stock has improved per cent., and London and North Western, k, while two or three of the other principal lines have receded to 4. London and North Western stock is now quoted 944 to ; Great Western, 744 to I ; Midland, 1284 to 120 • Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 1084 to ; Caledonian, 1114 to 112 ; South Eastern, 844 to ; Eastern to lam es, 571 to 884 ; and Great Northern, 117 Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quoted 1 9-16 to 1 11-16 prem. Indian and Brazilian railway stocks are firm, with an upward tendency. Canadian remain dull. Great Luxembourg are steady. ORDINARY IIIIANAS AND STOCIA. BAZIWATL ILL.* Mon, VaL Aases-Twas. 11.711 t mil__ Tim lea" Oftird,all.l.o i!sksled Bala 10ai - - - I Oak amml bake -- De. • •no ay. Willi Ds. I tp.alspellatel. 8008 soil TOL Deedatrte. &Atolls. Most ledsni am =de . Nassira l Mika. Nei _De._ Mat Ildlabogi Gad ilires. foltabre,Perib, Dundee 7 1.kaul_ .1768da : aid. L Woolies Solid F i llia t ikesimm Anis. ao niab lethAm ODA, IliSpollspoid illaulks WOOL ilea) Wakes DeibmisVaLerillik fAmvilieffi 1 r _ _ :~w.r.Pi Bh*P.•ll =ii rini. l 2" /lesik NM: al'a=*alse. lidDies•Dia 14 Do. I• • De. tam *Doti lOW Ot. Kaat iDWs. (Da) lel =4 Pall& • Sun Amagthold... liewmWsinap. Matimik ........ NeiVa Doves R.U. lk D. If. Amslies—llerwk4g_ — Do. O.N.i.ren. ii Dra. Taft :::: le left Lola zL LWAYS. ye Ctor er rs I Was latip I 6,1 p.a. .2 al 11l 112 i l Ai Ai a a I. 11 .d 4 1 17 • 411 SD 41 id 91 98 SI 94 IN IN 117 WI 115 e 1164 IN w lll6 IM 744 76 66 SO 1064 IN 66 SO 113 . 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(raristk ) Loot Bum* Zia Corodoa lioriCiora Bre • Grua*" • IL Malys. Greet IlosikA=.. G. Wk Vor UTIOVIIIII flared &foot &lapin Dowel Lady Bertha Marks Valley Marpret (Wm Li $) Nor Dm. wyndy bra Ore th N. homes N. Wb. War* Mimi lea Oar. pis. Prealiesee (re= Ileeldereoasaia. oa. 01111141 S Olier) IL Oara Ikea papa) & W. Mama (1111epha) Olrey Park lamer OILILead *LC itaOrel -- -- Vele et !ow ( Ora) West Benet ( W. Careen ( West Moe Wt. Bas ‘ est r JE= Wk. Beller ommos i o Wt. Bet ( WIL Bitty (Un. Lelessti Ben Ass(Keohea.) Wb. !Velum, (Id , lareat m i a .Z i k.oo.l Id t . - c - ce7lZ. 07. r• - 0 p7s r" 0 I" I 0 _ •I .) CapaL mum De‘ Mamolibipopp r~~ .tl s e ic it TLT Aswan= . 1 406 1 0. • • • • Waisrweelts.. MIL 61E18014* T•L Do. Ds. 0 V rat Isa Our& Lad Palms Pniffffers L 41/ir D es ▪ rffin Il i t s I ZADos Do. Myer mi. Pril. Loa Dtak.W (L.} Lae. Oes. Ommlbes Madras Wis. Coma listtOff. TA (Ma.) Nallonal Mem* NfebetidsCsaltires OD tLe Neittorlastlf LaM. p. L. 41 . 015. tf. Daum N. &xi lA. N. Dill Aaffilmilmiata . 10.2..__ Do. "Now Mins '.. het IIe = U AL sad Oft.. Nom [Ti7i;. - . 7 sees a lai:ialiii Worm Ina sessush * ( 6u. iw IS No Wm. CIO la.(L) I* MOW Mall Mira I. Amst. Ism*" 11l * eat* Leolear* Lad all 1 flaterthee Iri , " - '"•• . all 1191. (kelp De. lailstersd So. (IL Nem" LI bolls (1 ) Avae4l...) LI Tradß CcOLOarida glairem V TeL (L.). on illausers MINEB.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Oroon. The mining market is rather quiet to-day, with less business. East Caradon shares are quoted 34 to 34 ; Marke Valley, 10 to f ; East Oarn Brea, 13 to *, being better ; South Caradon, 320 to 326 ; Tineroft, 105 to 11; and When' Beton, 127 to 129. St. John del Rey Mining shares remain flat, and are marked 60. There are again inquiries for Scottish Australian Mining, which have been dealt in at 2k to f. The directors of the Labuan Coal Company a, (Limited) have made a call of 21. per abate, payable, it. by the 10th April, and 11. by the 10th May. SALE or HORRIN IN FRANCE.—The sale of the horses coming from the imperial breeding establishment of Versailles having lately attracted • oonsiderabk number of amateurs to the Preach Tattersall's, where Cartinirn . hones brought from B,ooofr. to 9,03 Er. the pair, the Park adduces the circumstance se s strong proof that France ems Baffles of herself for the neermary supply of riding and car riage-hone., which are sew brought from England at a great met It rummest's& that two fairs for the sale of superior hones be established each year in Paris, spring and autumn, and that the plans @sleeted for holding them be either the Champs ds Yon or the Palais de l'indushie. Lastly, it suggesta that if other salsa be decided on at Tat twaall's similar to that which lately took place, emits shall be arranged in amphitheatre for spectators, and the same paid for entrance be gives to the poor. An accident of rather singular character took place on Wedneedaymandig toadown opal train au the System sad Peterborough lieu It appears that as axle of one of the Eastern Counties oral waggons broke and let off • wheel at the Oakbans led of the Kaaba tunnel, and not until the train had arrived at the Nantes statics did the truck get at the relic, after running mare than • quarter of • mile, and doing very slight damage to the lisle. The ancient register book belonging to the corpo ration of Lynn, known sa the "Red Book," from the original binding having been of that colour, has lately been rebound. This is thought to be the oldest English paper book is existence, and the leaves had, from age, become reduced to • loose cottony substance, which threatened to fall in pieces when handled. Each leaf has been carefully raised, and the book will now last for many years to come. It numbers one hundred and fifty leaves. The fist entry is a transcript of the will of Peter de Thomism banger of Lynn, dated_ ,1300 • the latest is on page 100, with the date of 10 Richard IL Illemery. MN LONDON MAXIM ARDENKR.—The growth of Loodoe has pushed this markettardener vernally into be country ; and now, 'untied of sending up his produce his own waggons, he knit@ it to the railway, and is often thrown into • market fever by • late delivery. To com pensate him, however, for the altered state of the times, he often sells his crops like a merchant upon 'Change, without the trouble of bringing more than • few hand-eacuplas la his pockets. He te nearly seventy years of age, but looks Namely thy, and can remember the time whoa there were ten thousand acres of ground within four miles of Charing cross under cultivation for vegetables, besides about three thousand acres planted with fruit to supply the Loudon consumption. He has lived to me the Deptford and Be,. mondeey pads= curtailed ; the flotsam and Hackney gardens covered with Imams; ths Essex plantations pushed farther off ; and the and Kensington nurseries— the home of vegetables centuries—dug up and min with International Exhibition temples, and Italian Choices that will never grow • pea Sr said a single cauliflower to market. He has lived to ere Omirseey and Jersey, r Cora wall, the billy bleeds, /Wan dp.lea /Belgium, and Po with =ay other s afe ablaut s, otiapotiag wi li g t remote outakirte of e Lambe bricks and so/Ur ; sad has be sisserodi seeing tie arrks4 replied with &Mae early peas from such as us= (inter al Pm& Adgeda.—ConatiLllegasiee 19, 1992. NONNI' MARKET.-(THIS DAL) Two o'CLoac. The funds remain firm. Consols are quoted quite as good as yesterday afternoon. In English railways the only movement of importance is a fresh rise in Caledonian. Turkish Bonds are in better demand to-day. The inquiry for Indian and Brazilian securities continues. Consols are officially marked 931, 1, and 94 for money, and 94 for the account. The present quotations are 931 for cash, and 94 to 94 for the 10th of April. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, ; New Three per Ceuta., 921, 1 ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1885, 14 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, losi, ; ditto, for account, 104 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864 or 1866, 1001 ; ditto Bonds, 28s. prem. ; Five-and s-Half per Cent. " enfacied " rupee paper, 108 ; Exchequer Bills, 19a. prem. Turkish Bonds have experienced a recovery of to 1 per cent., the loan of 1864 being now quoted 851 to 861, and that of 1858, 711 to 72 ex div. ; Venezuela Bonds are more offered, and are marked '241; Mexican are rather dull, and !Spanish steady. Other foreign stocks exhibit little change. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 1858, 931 ; Chili= Four and-a-Half per Cents., 871; Italian Five per Conte., (Maremmana Railway Scrip) 11 dis. ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 341, 1; Moorish Scrip, 54 prem. ; New Granada, ex over due coupons and Hectares, 101; Peruvian Three per Cade., for account, 851 ; Russian Five per Cents., for 'moonlit, 991 ex div. ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 91 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1859, 62 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 54 ; the Committee's Certificates, 7 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 851; ditto, for account, 84 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 711, I, 72, ex div. ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 731 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 24. At the discount office at the Bank of England business yesterday was limited. In the general market good bills continue to be taken at 21 per cent., being below the Bank minimum, although a period of the quarter has now been reached when the market is usually tight. A further illustration of the improvement in the financial condition of the Indian government was af forded yesterday evening by the issue by the Secretary of State for India in Council of the requisite twelve months' notice of a reduction in the rate of interest on India Bonds from its present point of 4 per cent, per annum to 4 per cent. The reduced rate will date as from the 31st of March, 1863. Holders desirous of going on at the reduced rate are re quired to send in their bonds to be marked for con tinuation not later than the 30th of September next. The Liverpool cotton market remains firm. The sales yesterday were to the extent of 7,000 bales. The bills of Mews. Yague and Co., Spanish wine -merchants, have been returned, but the liabi lities are understood to be limited. The Great Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,7171. • the Great Northern a decrease of 1,3531. • the M idland a de crease of 1,8531. ; the Manchester She ffi eld, and Lincolnshire a decrease of 1,171 1 ; the London and South Western an increase of 2811 ; the North Eastern a decrease of 3,5051. • and the Lancashire and Yorkshire • decrease of 3,6611. The receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada for the week ending the 23rd February were 14,3741. sterling, being 3,2151. more than in the corresponding week of last year. A meeting of shareholders in the Great Luxem bourg Company is called for the 27th instant in London. A call of 10s. is to be paid on the shares in the Malta and Mediterranean Gaa Company by the 10th of ApriL Mr. William Bell has been appointed official liquidator of the Professional and General Loan and Discount Company (Limited), the creditors of which are required to prove their claims before the commissioner in bankruptcy on the 3rd April. The Grand Russian Railway Company invite tenders for 41,000 tons of coal. The directors of Bray's Traction Engine Company (Limited) have announced an increase in the capital from 25,0001. to 1010001., by the issue of 16,000 shares of 51. each. They (state that the result of several months' experience with the new engine, in the construction of which many important improve• manta have been introduced, is of a character to strengthen their confidence in the remunerative capacity of the undertaking. Two sources of income are open to the company, one being the sale of engines, from which a large royalty and profit are derivable, and the other consisting in an augmenta tion of the rolling stock and its employment in the various contracts opened to the company at a great I saving as compared with the cost of horses. Messrs. Baring Brothers announce the dividends on New Brunswick Six per Cent. Bonds and Boston City Sterling Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds. Mr. Frederic Allen has been appointed secretary to the Queen Insurance Company in London. The position of the market for American Secu rities is noticed as follows by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co.:— The demand for American Securities dill costionse, sad there ha. been an active business transacted during the week, but with very little variation in prior. The next mails from Calcutta and China, rid Marseilles, are not expected to be distributed in London until about the 31st inst., owing to the detention of the outward mails, caused by the mishap to the Ceylon. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending March 19, compared with that for the pre vious week, shows the following changes : Circulation isms 230,321,385 Increase 0534,990 Circulation active Public depot's, 8,011,694 Increase 483,783 Other deposits Oovernment securities In 10,n6,261 Deersaus 492,980 °thane:unties in Wallin doputmant Coln and bullion in both - - departments . .... 16,548,586 Imams 621,475 Seven day and other bills 613,350 Decrease 35,772 The Rest 10,45' Noise in mane 331,485 Yocnr;• 67423 Total mom (solo kora is banking egsellasat). 11,328,436 Increase 666,010 The mamma in the Bank's resources continues very rapid. There is again a very important addi tion both to the bullion and reserve. The unusual feature presented in a decrease in the "other" securities at this period of the quarter shows that the Bank is still underbid in the general market. BANK OP INOLLND.—As 4 • ilti VIA. a 4 kw the 1 reat pursuant tn the Ad 7th sting on Vielneeday, March rotes bawd 'S.)ZO.-3A- ,58 flovornMent debt £11,015,103 Other necurities 1,014900 Gobi oath and bul lion itiks2l.6Bl Wining Dl =etettes' Capital 11114,1161, geen, 000 144 Public Deposits (in cluding lischen Bay. Banks, Coes• min of National Debt, and Div. Accts.) Otter Deposits 11,810,911 linen dap &Mother Dills ZS ~111,686 rAtexurr. Government Seen- Atha (Including W Dead eight An nuity) Other Saturities 18,16,838 Notas 10,461.4116 Geld sad Silver hots 1177,001 £40,1114,116 March 24, IVA 11 £40,1 ,52S XARISHALL, Chief CiAlitar. THVISDAY EV11701141. Console, which closed yesterday at 93t, "buyer*" for the 10th of April, opened this morning at 931 to and closed at 931 to flt. For money the last price was 931 to The official bagmen report is se fol lows :—Thres per Cent, Consols, for mone c li, )o 7 9 l , , L 1, I; ditto, for account (April 1 j ; Bank Stock, shut; Three per te. Reduced 92f, ; New Three per Cents., 921, I, 3,1, j; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, IN, ; India Stock, 223, 224} ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 108 f, ft, # ; ditto for account, 108#, f, $, ft ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 100 ; ditto, 1864, 100 ; ditto, 1864 or 1866, 1001 • ditto Bonds, 275. Fem. • Four per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 80 ; d itto Five per Cent., 102 f, 3 ; ditto Five-and a-Half per Cent., 1081, 108. The India Five per Cent. Stock remains firm at 108# to #. The Five per Cent rupee paper was qiioted 102 k to 103, being rather higher, and the Five-and-aaalf, 1071 to 1081. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 10s. to 225. prem., and India Bonds, 275. to 30. pram. The foreign stock market was rather quiet. There was a further considerable advance in Otto man Bank shares, which closed at 241 to 25k. Bank of Australasia rose 2/. London and South African Bank were slightly firmer than yesterday. City Bank shares retain a downward tendency. Oriental Bank were likewise a little more offered to-day. In miscellaneous shares, General Steam Navigation, Van Diemen's Land, and East India Irrigation, were flat. The closing quotations for shares in now under takings were as follows :—Ocean Marine, 7f to / Fem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 111.16 to 1 13-16 prem. ; Universal Marine, 2# to 21 din., being firmer ; London and Provincial Marine, par to prem. ; Mercantile Fire, fto # prem. • ozn menial Union, # to f dia. ; Alliance Bank of London and Liverpool, 31 to 4 prem. ; Rio Improvements, l to rem, being fi rmer ; ditto paid-up shares, f to 11 prem. The demand for Indian Railway debentures con tinues active, and in several instances a fresh rise of per cent. took place to-day. The new Victoria Loan remains steady at 104 i to $. Canada and United States Five per Cents. were inquired for. Onisperri. Omer= Las Sea I° — t i ,p'ims =-1 :.. AU"ma et from* .... (641.1 miss gas. p. S. W :.cialre! rasiTati t isiiiii: I litaffins _ _ I lake Oirlimn lls ah. Mem dra Tarawa .. l!fer e.■ 4 elons •—• Fee - TaZeiel — a — Neatikept*lem , an De. ey.e.Prl. ell 'Diseases el II Do. Jew Ohara .... _ IsNoWn74; Tgaii OitaimealkarsiA 6 U 1P•616.146•& li ed on mg Odom 18 Baia imaJIL tsimless 1— - = 1 letall brisk _— Ii" W ivelldi Ds. 7 per awl an Sinks mai awn .... ail l an Lspar ant SW. )10 pant 111..eata Vandals al.nat Periaolfpwasp buiPi r s Fn."— w.s!r:r DTik.4 Wei Ws& • N. 11. al ham WaSere id Mullets .... ALMWATL 7 di ili./aieree i bra Dm _ Do t _r_ _•..• 1 Ow rivinspas t..,, : th rit i l i mer D.11.1p2L.'". alselle a isism. OW TADocki p.o.gea. Oillse. =ter siaL id ham . Do. U. ittoosloo.. &mid Tent d thirds Do. • For it. Pei Do.floc.ProLd D i =. e. pre 01. Do. V pot 111111 Do. do. 1w Do. erood lodbas PooDrania Do. Now Cal. at L o tall i t OMNI e : Do. New Dallp.oadop fl syrir.og Do. do.. Do. do. IS withal**. Doiep.oLDda,poi.7l Madras Omar. pa a. Do. do. • c a r De All per it Do. 6 per mat. do. 11•140enhip. &Dose leirwriMD Ositsda tio. Do. • do. Lied do Do. da D sop. du Do do. Lod el.t. . Do. Paidaub Do. du. Do.tod.St.Flot g.sp.e .Tvtaidad.Uogted.derlp Ages sod U. /km Mooli • Audroloolo ark ad W ise lad of IMO& N. Anodes . awl Zook of Issiii, Afoidolia. dal I= 4 COM& Maw. al Lam. sad Mos. ems " ` . Lift Ch. boa at Auk( Dix Sim 1....... Laj..u. noll Mks. & Prim • • AL larva A New MO Wake .4;6' . agelmirri k tr;liiii hanalls =it ArArells - JOINT STOCK BANKS. U U .IN uo IN Urn a. LIS ti MO MS IN IM S T I Wei 10 OAS 0 00111 /10 N Usso N.U• r►w • •lei us NAN 09 0006 0.11 000 !poi KOOS HON MOM UAW lIMs IRMO !..488 all , )1109.1 1.11.4 , 1114. fi. 14s, Lia IL b. I s. 11 ALL 1 &L "9 • COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. ALI RIE-LANI. —(THIB DAY. ) Yesterday there wee a heavy and coetienoos fall of raja out the day, and to-day the weather is still very unsettled, ihrh with a strong breeze from the north. During the night and early this morning there wu a heavy fall of wow. The English supply of wheat to this market continues short. Flour very moderate : barley less liberal since last day ; cote, beans and peas, tares and seeds limited. Scotch oats rather improved in quality, but no fresh Irish arrived mime last report. The foreign arrivals of wheat are considerably in creased though not heavy—Mediterranean and Prne slan. Flour—A few more American barrels, making a fair quantity for the week. Barley increases, priacipally Danish. Oats a liberal supply, those re ported sin We& neuday being almost all from Sweden and Holland. A mg* of Irma from Dunkirk, and one of maize from the The wblat tide continues without improvement, and to effect sales to-day lees money must be accepted than oe Monday last ; the English, being in very damp condition, is elneast unsaleable, and foreign demand quite in retail. Floor trade in the same dull state. Very little doing, sad Norfolk' from 38s. to 40.. Top-price town-made re mahes at 555. American barrels, 27a to 295. Barley for malting firm. Feeding qualities rather cheaper. Oats, slow trade, and 6d. lower. Beans, peas, and tares without change. Seeds. -Linseed and rapeseed fully as dear. Cloverseed at fall prices, with rather better demand. Mustard and canary but little doing. FLOATING CAROOIB.-Trade dull, and rather cheaper than on Monday last. WHZAT.-English: &sex and Kent, white, sew, 565. to 61a; ditto, lee old, -a to --e.; ditto, red, new, 51s. t 0,595.; ditto, fine old, -a. to -a ; Norfolk, de., floe old, --e. -a; red, new, -a to -s. Forage : Banta', 61a. to 66a; fine, 655. to 695.; extra, 69.. to 731.; BoniMilisr& 56.. 1,9 61e.; ditto, extra, Ms. to 675.; Rostock, extra, 59e. to 65e.; Mecklenburg red, 48s. to 65a; Uokermark ditto, -a. ; American white, 58s. to 61a.; ditto, red, 56a. to 58a.; Cana dian, 56.. to 57.. Bator.-Bogtish loathe( ' 561. to 375. - be, 40s. ; Cigdins g t , 58s. to 30a.; and disallingOla to 33e. per qr.; gmed . l 4o. 6s. to 305.; ditto distilling, 30s. to 32a MALE- Frei sod Norfolk, bk. to nde. ; tLy 02a to ; sad Wan; 66. to 681.; brown. 49e. to 570. Oaa Iced. 20.. Od. to 23a Od ; paten°, Ws. to 281. ; foreign, 211. to 26.. BY.- English tick, Me. to Ms. ; harrow, 391. to 404. ; Ogees:, :AM. to 40.. ; foreign, 81.. to 334. ; tidy 37.. to 38s. ; Konipborg, 395. to MO ; • 33,. to 34a. PWL-English bottom, 38.. to Ma.; w sod blue, 38s. to 41a. ; ample, -s. to --e.; prey, 345. to 365.; hog, 36a. to 38a ; foreign, 345. to 375. notia.-241sh town, 48e. to 49..; ditto fins, 495. to Hr.; coantry, 445. to 45e. ; Norfolk sad Suffolk, 38,. to 405.; French, -s. to -4. pet sack • U.B. sweet, 274. to 304.; °median. 274. to 30.1. 4. VI& -s. to - INDUS °cur.-White, to 365. ; 31s. to 331. noes= OAIIOOIII, 2.11 0. F. and L -Wheat : Bort& mai sad Marianople, per 4921 b,., 455. to 50a. ; Ghirka, 451. to 495. ; Polish Odessa, per 4801b5., rod, 425. to 44e. ; whin", 39Z to 41a. Burle d - • Daasbe an Galata, 46a to 47a. ; Egz=i, y : Egyptian aad Sy pw 22e. to 23a. ; Odessa and Danube, do., 23. . ~ 6 24.. Beans : Egyptisn, per 4801be.,315. to 325. Elsie : Odessa andGalats. per 49216., 31a. Od. to 324. ; Mead and Bulgarian, pee 48016 a, 31s. Od. to 32e. ; French, do., -a. to -a. ; Americas; do., 294. to 30s. ; Egyptian, --a. to -s. Sam -Oanary seed, pow qr., 40a. to 54a. ; ir ke t seed. per qr., 484. to 00a.; Mustard seed, pew b white, 64. to 94. ; ' brown, 7s. to 10 4. ; Linseed, pr qr crushusg, (104. to 68s. • Linseed cakes, English, per tea . : 111. Os. to M. ; Asseriosa, thin, la lids., par to., ma. to 12/. 10a.; do., la bags, Ul. Oa to 111. 104.; Bah* 01. to 01. 0.. ; Mantilla, 101. to 101. 104.; Rape cakesi. 61. Oat° 71. ; Tarr, per bushel, winter, Bs. to 91.06. ; Rape seed, English, per qr., 644. to 721. AIIIIIVAIA INTO LONDOXISIMI MARCH 17 TO MARCH iL lag k& Lnab. Viral Bea *Ms, 2 7 , Oats Malt OOlO Maar, lbatlah, lti) swim ; brawl, LIVERPOOL CORN MARSET.-(Ii 'no oiiii. mi nri:: PION am owl *mama (m . earnal Aim mom 11•011710. DAY.) A ii.OdatididiaTo; atto4t7i;;;:iii — WWea la mo derate comamptim deemod a& Mt* raise. Floor alnr sale. Wise coos steady' mixed, 28a. 9d. to 2k.; beam, 30s. Id., fak mak thtte sad calm& lrPtet. MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Scout.—The market has been dull and inactive this week, and prices aro rather easier ; although no decided rule:Moe can be noticed there bee been an increased supply of Went India as offer, licit the business done has been A cargo of Porto Moo offered at auction went o ff in ft C ; at full pekes, low to fine yellow, 38s. 6d. to 445. Privately a &agog cargo of Havana sold at Mk. Bd. for the United Kipp:bd. Maned has also been dull of sale. and prime are scarcely supported—brown lumps sold at 49..; w• title's, 495. 6d. ; wet lumps, 47a. ed. Mot.musza.-50 puncheons of Demerara sold at 15s. ; and 90 puncheons of St. Kitts at 14s. 9d. 001PFICIL —The small public gales of Plantation Ceylon held this week have sold with peat spirit and at entreine rates ; good and line middling, 83s. to 87s. ; pea berry, 90a. 6d. to 9L. ; good long berry Mocha mold at 111 a.; ,ordinary to good Madras, 69a. to 73e. 6dipiod cod fine t..) ordinary Jamaica, 721. 78e. 6.1 ; and ordinary Rio at 575. to 58e. A floating cargo of good and superior Rio said at 635. 3d. for • near port. Cocoa is dull of sale, and prices have detained ls. to 2s. per cwt. 7ga is steady. A portion of the new tea recently put on the market has been withdrawn. Rom. —4O pieces of Leswarde sold at ls. did. proof. Ries has been doll of sale, and former miom are not supported. Nearansie sold at 10s. cash. Fauir.—A fair business has been done in currants at about 245., but the market in not brisk ; Turkey raisins and figs are rather dearer. Sayrrwras is steady, refraction 34 to 41 sold at 36e. 6d.; English refined is 6d. dearer. Smcss.—A moderate business is doing in most articles at unaltered prices. Corrox. —The market is firm ; 300 balm sold. Jura at the public sales was in moderate request at former prima. Since the auctions themehas been a better demand at fully previous rates. Htlir.—At 35/. for St. Petersburg dean ttere is a steady, but not an satire demand. DoXiticitii.:4etbepAlic sales went off brikly at Id. to 2d. advance, since the auctions burins Iran been done at Idly the prima then paid. brume's in limited request at pima 8111ILLAC.-Bmall sales of D. C. orange have bean made a 101. se. per cwt. TALLOW MARKET.--(THM DAY.) The market is steady today. Tows tallow is quoted 465., net reek ; Petersburg Y. 0.. os the spat, 468 . is 465. bd. ; all this swath, 465. ; April to Jane, 4te. ; July to Bapterabsr, 475.; October to December. 48s. BOROUGH HOP MARICET.--craD3 DAY.) Yeaaa Patteeden and Smith report the amused it's• dually improving for both English sad foreign ; the farmer are becoming mares, and are tae tare dearer. COAL MARIERT.—(THIS DAY.) Wails Ea 4 South Hatton, 16s. 6d. ; Walla End Bad d'', Ilebboar 16a. ; Walls End Russell Ilettena, 16a.; Walls led South Lake, 16e. ; Walls End Haugh Elan, ; Walk End Caradoo, 16 s. ; Walla Bad Camp , 16e. ; Walls Red 15a. ; Walla Rod South Durham. 14a.; Walls Bad Acorn 16s. ; Walls Sad Framwelas; 16n. ; WaEs End 1112ftwosth, 14e. ; Wylaut. 14s. ; • we n. les. Bd.; Bebsids Hartley, 15a. 3d. ; Lamberts Harney, 16a. 118 ships at market. 2 2 SO U 406 616 446e1 44 .a . 1 1 1 1 16 si at 7 74 a Y 21 416 46 47 edk Dar 6i 6 14 11 ft at 6 6 41 41 881 Se 106 110 30 32 11 101 101 It IS 40 42 270 460 la n S S 66 16 t 4 17 16 1 W an 12 64 16 6 Xs ell 1 IS tam W I it IS 16 42164.• all de peal a 1 i 2 617 4 1 w la t ir u d i all 71 S UL (11 Cl. prime I al 17 12 mu al 27 IS al 0 61 ✓ al N W ml 11 11 al 116 117 12 IS O SS X N 106 IN OM 106 107 p 01 OS dla M 1 la 65 1 Sll W N 4 die 1 X pea 411 11 6 2.6 ll 1 i As Ms an e 1 SI IS 16 al 1 al 6 7 N fa X 6D s 7 N N 116 l 3 pa 161 ►1 11 4 al 17 IS 611 S 54N I pa IS 111 1116 IN N s al I I M 6 6 1 peas I par pat 21 1 11 1 pm 14 10 Is, is se ss Bh. I Pd I ik I I; 111 al K I.°l MY 13.1 is ili ii n. IS. ie. l i ti . ss. w st. sg. um loc i: 15 ii sc Its 17! 111 12 ui- - 4 lei 100. i" 104 t 1 k 40 tv2e 2 i 48 IS 70 72 IL U 172 84 it 04 111 22 313 U SI 91 311 41 ... .. St 40 64 63 14 0 be 116 SO 36 36 46 67 St U iiiii MK* KM IMOO MN 'MIS lIIANI %NS KM m ig7iT loos tows LLB 4114 --- SAN 1,011 11710 Ulf 1. Z:4 NM) IN,OOII 611.000 ____ WINO IMMO 14.10 C 7111,1100 110,000 11,610 lir n wt 771 = X :ii. sti% 1 . 7 . i i i I I. . -,- MON WAS memo MAO 11,000 100,000 NAN 12.1130 maioo-61 lo:sa 89, some dAotio zl %%ON 20,000 ANO 4 .4 14.10100 IXM el NO - 112 i 107 T 4 " 7 111 xd rr74