The Express. — London, England, 1858-05-22 00:00:00

NOOO proceeded , a 1 guests, whom cr. together with ole party payi ng . ind receiving the o the principal coining more and attack : 4 of the wind and the rdinand felt an_ king. The Pope himself and hie Its of the tree , was that his night in the !it), his beds and ashore from the nth the aidee-de. Fifty beds WWII by crook, thanks ro di rasa, Signor :mien was highly Dye,' family heard whom they after barked for Gaeta, It stormy passage The Pope left od reached Castel liner is not ex. festival of Bea try. is institution was •roooas. The Duke o made, woo ma r. lin du& vas ILIT, chains= a I Mhos, Raq. TI• ler, Hoary Holm* woks, sad Robert d Issaa La orratko t period ►ad rirread rear social writ - i ;gales, sad ta the n og therm were three M first for Falsest had Lama rewind Igor Moodie. y.mag ma with .ere 1,737 sad plagad is sad rnrlstry far re whisk 9.611 young • ationdiat as oar I rime et orrice. 'ICTCI2B. Mums kaki a tee's, a • aollecilea Meth at that well. Gemmel. The ti mid, with the lista, A.B.A. (a rie h7. l Id plaid the peke et 07, la 11167)-31M. Acker...arm et the 'dant st Mischa's', a sable er , rk, by K by J. E. Millea. sy, ISA and at tb. er)-6771. 10a. The 'ad at Meacheeter)— 1, by .M. Meows-- A beet F s., try J. Lastaell. a Marty la Weabieden 10a. "Aa twee*, 7, R.A.-461. 4.. • th Imes sad barns, te Soma Irak baud- Tbe eston Lea% 1. Oakes, • woodme n, celebrated work by hal, sketch ot the A.-4W.7.. Market 631. near erpeol, 166.1-431. le. 11.. The Leases.. by View sear More rhite borer-31i. 11.. by N. Y. 1. teatallakt, by J. Reiabow, and a teem le, 1048-311. 10s. ;uelin, M.P., who F.sitland, is about to arts and Co. lash Museum Li *lived the impneteat the former couistitug ding Natures far Icaeoa Yeast Club on Boat Club c banana, eg day. gentlemen and tido= of the above A. E. eleven go to arch. ,Itment of a doh, r th• medical prone , •ad • harbour far tine •• drowns on tr groat Babylon. It I, and rumb•nd par ka! pisralonne. It Crary, Tel:laths mud a , sad help to seals dal nanny maw& the metropolis, sad the death at that ea Bermelotto, widow dam. Sthe lame ea* the Roe Tradoe, • saline. The spot rhkk It vat adjedgett idopted the weed rel.. Yr ow dad. ■ lisk - a, sfylig me fr seleihnie ImAsata andairm .Lltrf.-1b nest portrait et • FAIN 6•1 1.0 yam gm Ise If the Madam! It el SO lceima Bey , is Hay, mul bin Dom, aria* ma sal is mid Yet flalaraty ae picture amiel • .a the mseamre• Mite kr the ma If tad applataaa. The twain hie ryes treat toldMg Malt mamas t... tarmarty the Demmilm. Nam °awry A. taw ices. Mite Hewlett ar fathom AY hem* !slam bet she ilma ▪ TAtlwe , wbole Ub of lb. ceeamnors... , eenilsor. leaning cal • trot! sad &mi. Labeeclerm Mfg • t4ir Ralph tare cm puma al matlemtle Ord MO, la bit ream. as, sod Wan 11WWWW Aar A large amil 1,l o•Tasa. by Walker, IlhOW by ..y .Masi.. Of reit 64 Lard Ceiv% Breast illmtraties dm Mit eestary. Id rely al a boa f 1110•08 IAW• warn the Mbar ties Is meat hie earlima, * os bave already it, sad Me &mat is alare ileati, *Wel see eba Mee !Mt, • assmesesinst of rks tid dr lir dans sollideil on Dar the Awe Nal r, to Weir thermos am, awl Ite whit orabia— Ithaaaam. . M.P.—Lettars a'saata tad valid met.. town la that *WIWI I. allier a 'At& gm awl* r., 307 AL AGRICULTURAL 8001317.-(TIIIS DA 7.) This day at noon the weal half-yearly meeting of be meddre of the Royal Agricultural Sudety was MU at the teddy's boa" Hesover-oquare, Lord Swims, Pow- AGO title Soddy, is the chew .. • no mart was reed by Kr. Homo; the sectgAary, as lonelas : Tbe sechey omelets at tlas pesseet time of Sl life , gomrams, 133 marl movermes hie mails, 4,010 go on mambas, sod 1111 bowery membmw, masking a total of 3,144 amass ea the VIM Tbe seweell hem aisoled Mr. Tbompom, of Ltrby Mall, a trades of the to asty, ie tbe plies of the late Rad , sed bis gram the Duke of Rolland a •OF the dire d the lake Lord embrocate. Tory have also sleeted Ms SOL Caked Ile* Mr. Rumbersee (Karr of Cbselsr), 111 r. Mire.. sod Mr. Hamm, goosed eamelsers of the oseeidl, b ths Tommie. orsesed respeethai m ez N he heed" of Vird Rewsky to the alms of Moe meg Mr. Tbasepeos to Ms clam 4 umbel, sod tbe de em, of Mr. Saimaa sod Mr. Ihspbse The bladed capital ef the sierhey Moab M 0,7b41. to. lld. 'soak to the New Thee per Cams. Ms therms sod viorehairmosi d the Jemeal Com. mites' having emesamesd to Ms omen that Mir reopmitlet Ply loo,l forghlusts eat allow thin to deems, al they ham MMesis doss, so largo a share af Menthe to the Mien cd die *nal, hays snbilslanstlY ilecoka to the mimed of Ms ooh OW they would cos tame their eareisso mull sew penises= arrange neat shall have bra sada. The eammell, in cedar to Midi the memos of mas asschmioal domes asaammed with *dr bleier% have prowl at task disposal a gram aot to ems* PM. 'mussily, fa the peeper of argagleir math M ath' ski as they may Gad *Mite for Me mem esemidoeS ollearahlp el the j•erroL The excalket per ea • Resse-oheeig,' by Mr. Miles, of Disllald, Mee War, as the It. part of the journal, ke ben la • deep twos ter arrievo throibwoon, Si der* spree& et • theemrl there hare been sold. sotherre et the leyel Veentsery College have pro pound that anseel leper et the peeper Si. at that in ilitettse la the appeal= ef the mensery apt. sod the dimes 4 ..ads ' else. Trey era that the amber el mils la est as perilously*, Is argyles eth the abhor ef emiely Is Oh pith et Mew, esserroo le Imam; bel Obey slim that the marlass af misty le est mai thestedvee mese tweirliety of *dr plet min Moored wirer to aWe awl err to she serl thee her& name tee • ric he ereur el spereeeete th e Praftsesr 4 Carle awl br ai pupil.. "1 Tbe Osumi Wee waren Primer v whir, el the Ageleellemel Whip oe Olotherler, se the resellbovehombe to the seetry; erlv hr .t.eady ailtheed there the wear bre lie reneemel Iss ea egreetheed eleneithy to re Moire to the ethrother d Tlthy love dm C made ormesemeems whit Prism 4 Ores ter the deliverris brae *eV Pt yeah.", ea um, nth May. Mr lethen• es la the are dream" whit'., MIAs Mimadome le Ns NI went by • ebore•heri mbar, ad tworsithety reds peille. The etheill bye Ow Obi rely reMbelhe et the boreee• by et err yieskti bare the esehallenel esq tesle Imprint posereelebreeer. behead es Err the width el the orothees. Th e Chaser maim prenime, ten he we ref nee rs Sir fams tl eg the eitirmeer. TbeesseMl bore rage he Irlel these% by il l dr=rareile wit be toed g dr whir el the week peeler le rat et the reeoleg: ln a Ory brie deeblea that weabiersy les relies AM be =bi bbed ea the sem pin es both yew. le mesa bele seeped the reoreethederee of the h e e l errelree int • Mime dwell lehe pre r as .tell ie Meier, 11”1010111 memeielles pm& They hive denied thee he the her 00. vibes • deem pesposed M the somiley smidles of seslay the whip ineepumer girl be ride art Ms benne lei the beg weseefts to ftmeelme the 4gitt appelialog dialreek mewl of peepMs the Br of were, Si Irk after the pee..[ yeir, the deer at poultry al se Z iL llorfloh d th ..it's =Moir geld aconttach The emell leave eppalasod a sommiese to neat wpm she preplolg et arena r Illeesetheing, Misr the mama year, the irimehl ormegemes be the Meet of repiereths, *doped be the Clealreire r leNabery, sad Olweler ellop. Tam sowed ban WNW World& se the pier et Watt ley Months the the yet Mk sad have decided dot after W year MOD they wi be papered to hold a Meastag. Amelia shommeemem he famed fammirtre e C li t u be a reemalma kr the ederdee nt web we enereereth.-13y Gehl dila GOMA /Amos Munson , ereelthy." The report wee adopted. Om Me mese ef R. BA= w s't'aid by Lord FAVVIIIMAII, the Duke of Mort dots tor War ye surrag the Chester oseettei l l dal" "i -ns mesa% hawiag Mee pored, thanks WINO voted to ths auditors, sad the proceedings closed with a similar coot pliromit to the chairman. CONTINCOUR SERVICE MEN IN THE NAVY.— From as Admiralty return lamed this morning, it appeam that the number of continuous service UM who accepted their discharge from the navy, ander the Admirolty circular order of the 13th of lday, 1867, permitting them to be dis charged wittiest purchase, was 2,286. The number of the arm wtto mastered the nary her Ere years, se non -con tin moue service ems during the operatics of the mid circular order, wee 63. 0 - 111 . lON-OrTICE, MAT 21.—The Q 114,11 has been =to approve o l Dan Esesesa Bortlngiarl ea Consul at ti l . los the mobile of Cbils.-oozetts. . . Dowstso-.mitt, IWAY.—The Queen has been ri**appoint Feltz M'Cortby, Reg., to be a member of :moire Council, and Junes Jarrett, Reg., to be ft neesker of the Legislative Cooacal of the Bahama lalanda • and lasso Porringers, Augustus Brame, and Abrams Char: hivlll Hill &With. &gm., to be son elective member of the gleiellth Cooed of the Virgin Islands. Gazdf• PRATE OF THE KULL Or iiftNIFCRLT. —We regret to announos the death of the Earl of Ranfurly, who onotred on Wednesday night at Dungannon Park, hie seat the county Tyrone. after a abort tikes. The earl only amesedied M the earldom on the death of his father, the assend east, on the 21ot of last lierrh. The dammed, Thomas Ruth, Rd ei Itanfurty, Viscount Northland and Berea Wells., all of Dungannon, county of Tyrime, in the peerage of [reload; sad Baron Ranfurly of Ramphorlie, county of Renfrew, in that of th e United Kingdom, war eon oi Thomas. monad awl, by Juliana, daughter of the late Hon. end ?lost Rev. Wm. Stuart, Archbishop of At mink and wee bons Nov. 13, 1816. He married in 1845 Miss Rimingron, daughter of lir. Junes Rtraington, of Brea thed-hell, Yorkshire, by whom he team a youthful family. The We earl wee far leveret • nthshar of the Kowa of Commene, having Dungannon is that theembly Ikea Joe, UM, to Joinery, teal. The Me peer nes • erthenutive polities. the Ids bro th er the Hon. Wm. theme Kass, It P. The eldest um of the W 11•14 Thomas Ovenville Henry &sr% barn In ISIS, weenie to the family berms sad 110116111. PiieIDITATION or A SWoRD TO Sri WAIMIX Wwww.—The Meelneeernitire Yeenrary Cavalry were M.. Mean Peels, st dr I Ith Harem et Weide. W Merin het ; ref, eller the men, sainit= eenprol he varies, prier. the regiment n la the evened One Tern Hall, for the peeper et preeent their pint 'Woad, Mr Weskits Wyss, ere, Mg eLP., with • episeille heilltreee MP* serer IA plans, es • new el Mir enne, lase the sympethy hk en onnios ens Mew dineleses be at Wynne,. The wenn, which wee el Darner debly with reined ha, end mei. Minas, wee Meldle terns by Meer Dalloalay wire Orel ths ef tbe peenreeden 114glasemil win in eM Finn in the sod &hi the slims erependem they see the set apart • iley's pay is seder Is &hey the am Mend the nips else ef wenn ens mete bis de, he (Major Williams) Wee asevined err Wallis wad p bra Ned emulate, if be eine er meek the deeds er Me searen. Beer Warn M • baled sad Weenier edema, which elicited lestre elms fres a large ane Middy respelebie sereetnee, whisk dispreed alba &leg annisienis teems be Ludy Wynn nil the Censers View Da CHARLIe MACIAT Dt CASADA.--Fron the Amos ebb. Apre 27, we street the ihereimp nee le"7=gine by the Caseidess Is tide lited per eseeld la as MUM. Nei DWI& erveleir Minim ere Wile hes bidisree vieltsit thh arsiry hes been videemed web • tithe el dr enbuires white hes the in eery shy in Creeds in while= set Cr he At ms C r tresi, alart lie hetes, is the lieneeser Manse Hell, en • Perry end Sew: which wee stended by upwards at 1.600 wenn be wee enemies/ at a pubes sew et Deserese Meta The head et M 71Ird Reid ment, nedler the lerierehip ef Kr. Prime, woe in sereirese &wisp the evereg. en 1 beearrial dr pen with a .rends, Pirrreg sine rids were meheisa AS Ines* = i hrbee iseand sneer the ernises d the Illsebnics' brignenhe bee ben beneend by the reseesenef die largest enesser WM bows to haw. eleheeedia the ellJi biss to • bra. The S. lerrnros Ball as irrb interdel en both seeriese; nemm preens Wife =ebb Is Ann ern stead leg rens, At H.wYtw, when he henna trim, the erne sribmirma sad at the err se as same ram be yes in to • park esesinsinuest at the Amite- Anwriese wikh was slinedied by sway of the este- MN= sod reralisses el the city. At Lorna, when the reseed In trueredeses re cif the My ar as eserele, em enema ed I.OM Prase we. was es - s e un, ne, n ether & len • pads supper leperalot alba beekbe went need ante the ba = been el dr ran ; ard lasiiss WM drink tall al loyally terra Me v strap ed of earbarat to as sm. Dr. sprees Mobs, eel se erebt ede bine the nor hvorrabie Onsie, ine blerelf deeply eeselbir of er kites Mews w him by r wens- hearted people. Dr. eisehey ow neilertsied al sapper last 11 4 10 (Aril 213). at lio las Rears. Trine, mad he leaves as Otte cenrniser 'sum he litetised. Ile will, we oxideretaati. visit User rb Ware Met lie depertere hoer eromlrtt d. Warier MARINERS' SOrtitTT.—This stir bed it. stereseth mond tart! at Was's mere prereday. W Once the Due id Nevi- Woo" NAMt et as dederi. i the chair; and the el the slant • we observed Bor ed Tart, C. 8., hinkele Walcott, H.P.. Smart, RAMINITI, sad Await ; Corrine Bailees. lilabboarin Hoar illat r a. Zeds% Lees, dististase, Woodrie, West wadd• •• Gleserele Feeebeses. sal Derides ; Rey. Dr. ian C vdrili . s t a blere , William A. Cb Milst, e r tiat Munn, billi; Dr. drebs. I. T. lardas, lac, R.N., alide W. A. Tea THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 22, 1858• sti - ~ Iluawsia. an.ooll elw lawns.% I per oat bv Or ?NM at Omata I Ds. I SiStlii L Oa uke Buns BL • int tq L. IL UD:: WSW, and S. Sows t Dot gulp ' K . ral V.V• lot Doi& 444 all 4.414 - Grua Lim Do. NW Do. . D. Id...mit • Do. M 1M Do 111. Magni% Dolle por DD..4•7•71 Mr:WM 41 . pa. ma. Do Zitihra.ll. o.MeD.CtoD.O. N.Avoivo.aumana OWL TOIGIGN OBLIGATION& Amlowasji= • weir. • YVal. we r . . all Q. Owdolal Yeassalp.sl all De. 9 Nowt per wet .... 0.=1:, I kr. — 1. 4 7-SEAI `,„,** ileilarrad Emma ;pa L kr•Cr el eljefEA W Polo Icama moat. all Da. ow 11 par aant. all Royal Freda& preasal.. Amalaara al Naas! mat 3 T.111147.1=1,...." MONEY MAREE7-THIS DAY. Two o'CLooL The result of the proceedings in the House ebf Commons last night has led to a rise of Ito 1 per cent. in the funds. Very little Nuances has been done, but the tendency is evidently favourable. The improvement, how ever, does not extend to the other departments of the Stook Exchange. Consols for the 3rd June were first marked 971, then 981, and are now quoted 98 1-18th to 1• For money the present quotation is 98 t.) 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 981 to ; the New Three per Cents., at 98+ to 1 ; the New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 81 ; Bank Stock at 221 to 222 ; the New Indian Loan Scrip, at 1001 (the nominal quotation being 1001 to 1) ; and India Bonds at 211. prem. The Jane Exchequer Bills have again fallen, being marked Ms. to 30s. prem. The March Bills are steady, at 41s. to 445. pram. . . Turkish Six per Cents. are slightly better, at 97 to 3. Venezuelan Bonds are also in demand at an improvement. Most other foreign stocks are firm, with a fair amount of business. Sales are recorded u follows :—Brazilian Old Five per ; Cents., 102 to 101! ; ditto, Five per Cents., 1829 and 1839, 102 ; Buenos Ayres Deferred Bonds, 19 ; Equador New Consoli dated Bonds, 141 ; Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., 883 (exchange 12 ft.) ; French Four-and-a-Half per Cent, Rentes, 92 fr. 26c, (exch. 95 fr.) ; New Grenada Two-and-a-Quarter per Cent. Active Bonds, 203 to 20f; Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 871; ditto Three per Cents. for account,43B3; Portuguese Three per Centa., 1863, for amount, 48; Russian Four and-a-Half par Cents., 1011; Sardinian Five per Cents., for acct., 923 to #; Spanish Three per Cents. for acct., 443 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 273, 273 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 973 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account (May 31), 1043 ; Venezuela Four-and-Three-Quarter per Cents., for account, 38, 383, 38 ; ditto, Deferred Two per Cents., 163, 16!. _ _ _ There was yesterday a fair demand for money, and the applications at the Bank, though still very mo derate, were rather more numerous than of late. In the open market, however, first class bills are still discounted at 21 per cent. In the Stook Exchange the rate for loans on Government Securities was rather higher, a better demand being experienced. The amount of gold sent into the Bank yesterday was about 61,0001., mak in g a total of 90,0001. since the date of the Bank return (given below). The 160,9001. in Australian gold, by the Red Jacket, wu delivered yesterday, and about 70,0001. was bought for trans mission to the Continent. The 23,000 sovereigns, it is stated, have been sent into the Branch of the Bank of England at Liverpool. The official announcement that the rate of intents offered for the renewal of the Exchequer Bills fall ing due in June is only lad. per cent, per day, or 21. 6s. 7d. per cent, per annum, has caused some disappointment amongst the holders, an impression having been entertained that these bills would be renewed upon the same terms as the March issue, viz., 2d. per day, or 31. Os. 10d. per cent. per annum. The consequence has been an increased inquiry for the March bills. So long as a large premium is main tained, there will of course be no fear of the Treasury arrangements being thrown out of joint by the refusal of holders of the June bills to renew them. It is the province of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, too, to secure in all oases the best possible bargain for the State. But it is also an essential point to maintain the popularity of the un funded debt ; and, should the price descend to a discount at any period between the present date and June, 1839, it will be only prudent for government to at once raise the rate of discount. In view of the important saving now effected, they would be the better able to afford a concession of this kind. For the credit of the State, Exchequer Bills ought not to be suffered to stand at a discount during any pro longed period ; and the soreness with which many bankers even now look back to the illiberality of some of Mr. Diaraeli's predecessor, in office, in their dealings with this branch of the national finances, suggests the advisability of carefully avoid. ing a similar error. In connexion with yesterday's announcement we may point out that anything which tends to unsettle, or render less eligible, banking in vestments in Exchequer Bills, is favourable to the funds. The Chili= dollars brought by the Parana have been sold at 4s. Hid. per ounce, showing a rise of Id. On 'Chan geyesterday afternoon bills on Holland and Hamburg were quoted rather higher, and on Frank fort and Vienna a trifle lower. As regards Paris, the rates were fully as high as on Tues da y, the ex change being strengthened by the large remittances of gold from this aide. The current quotations are shown below : Arestardain, three months, 11.174 to 4 ; do., short, 11.144 to 164 ; Rotterdam, three months, 11.174 so natter'', thine months, 26.30 to 24 ; Hamburg, mrim beam, three wanks, 18.64 to 7 ; Pens, three days 36.6 to 10; ditto, three months, 26.30 so 24; cm-the-Maine, three months, 1184 to 4 ; Petersburg, par ruble, three months, 344 to 364; Vienna, elf. no., three months, 10.28 to 31 ; Trieste, do., three months, 10.29 to 33 ; Madder months, 484 to 49 ; Cadiz, three months, 491 le 4 ; horn, three months, 29.624 to 74 ; Genoa, three teendis, .46 to 60 ; Naples, three month', 411 to ; Mao, three months, 1.26 to 4 ; llasta, three months, 1254 to 4; Lisbon, 90 days, 614 to 1; Oporto, 90 days, 611 According 1. to advice' from Constantinople, the Turkish government has obtained from the bankers of Constantinople a loan of sixty millions of piastres. The sum sounds large, bat is etrivalent to less than 400,0001. sterling. The operation is said, too, to include the renewal of a former loan of twenty-five millions of piastres now falling due, which this im provident government finds it inconvenient to pay l off. The sum now obtained will probably suffice Ifor no more than a stop-gap. The latest letters from Constantinople report the exchange on London as high as 168 piastres per £. The Great Southern of India Railway Company have just issued a circular notifying that " a guarantee of a minimum dividend of 6 per cent. ]W been onceded by the Hon. Court of Directors at the East India Company to this railway on a capital se one million sterling, being the amount subscribed for." The announcement is chiefly of interest es marking another addition to the list of railway un dertakings definitively sanctioned by the govern ment of India. It is said that no call will be made upon the Southern of India Railway shares for some time to come. Judging from the prices of other guaranteed Indian undertakings, several of which, though possessing a 5 per cent. guarantee, are barely maintained at par, it would seem to be time to check these new issues. If due regard be paid to the capa bilities of the market, even the millions of new stook which it is contemplated to raise may be gradually absorbed; whereas if an unduly large diversion of money into this description of enterprise be at tempted, the enormous capital already embarked in Indian railways must be subjeeted to needless de preciation, and the money market may even, at some future period, be seriously disturbed. The remit tance to India of a large portion of the capital of the railway companies of course readers the exchanges less favourable, and encourages the efflux of silver. The value of an article is regulated by the quantity in the market. Indian Five per Cent. Railway Guarantees are plentiful, and therefore cheap. The Equatorian Commission of Agency request • meeting of the holders of the land warrants tor the 27th inst., when the report of Mr. Pritchett will be submitted. The subjoined communication has been addressed to the secretary of Lloyd's by the Russian Consul- General: 82, Great Winchaaar-street, Landon, May 18, 1888. Sir v -1 have it in command to Inform rut that the sea tory mulattoes established for vessels oakegtag the staff ports of du Baltic, widen of which woes kgsgmflied to pot by this Coagulate. Ottani an the dad sad 10th Ks, of last per, will remain Ia faro dadag eke navigation of the pigment year.-1 have the honour, &c., ( 3 idava) Ct. Bantam LAW INTELLIGENCE. (PHIS DAT.) COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH. (Sittings in Banoo„ In Trinity Term—Befors Lord Camp bell, and Junior Coleridge, Brle, and Crompton.) This wan the first day of Trinity Term. The Court sat shortly after 10 o'clock. PISI/OAR LIABILITT ACT. This action was brought by the painting( Mts. Penrose, against the pu t t, d John Martin, the suffeszy of the Halm& Steam pany (limited), to recover a sum at marry, kr coals supplied to that Mr. M Sank now moved for a =grammes of hart reserved by Lord Campbell, who tried the oast et Onildhall, with • view to the determination of a Fiat of law, which MOO WAN the Limited Liability Act. It appeared that the plaid! draw a bill of exchange for the amount of the coals en the company, but without describing it as " limbed," and the defendant accepted it for the company is thus "seespeed payable at Mama. Barclay sad CO., hme, John Mazes, cemetery to the said company." he amiss was set bowed upon the acceptance, bat adder • motion el the act while made the officer of a company prreasally liable alder minutia circumstances, end the quake now raised was whether the defendant in this case could be held personally liable for the amount of the bill. The 31st motion of the to question—l 9 and 20, chap. 47 provided that if any °Maw of a company established under the act earned any bell of exchange or protumsory note, ho, withnut swains the name of the company, with the word " limited," he should be liable to a meaty of 501., sad should further be personally liable to the holder of such bill ar nets, unless the same were paid b the commay. This bill wee drawn by the plaintiff Mirseff en the eocopeay, but she had omitted the word " Lord Campbell—There wee a plea that abe drew the bill, and than a replketket that when she drew it she did not know that the compony was established on the limited liability principle, and this lan OM wee bend in her favour. His lonialidp then stated, that se there was a do• WISZTST raising the same questko, it would be more octave- Meat if both mess sem en at the lame time, seal thinkers the kale Mt ?NZ QUINN V. WANDSWORTH DISTRICT BOARD OF WORKS. . . This was • ride ()Demised at the Instance of the Middlesex Waterworks Com_ piny, calling upon the Wandsworth Dis trict Board of Works to show canoe why • mandamus &said sot Inns, commanding them to hear an application nab in ten behalf to be exempted from • .r -kin rob We Ia March last, and also commanding Mem te mompt Ms smpasy from that rate. Xt. Lee new bawd mass against the rule. With re gard es the rat petal, be referred to affidavits which showed that the Dosed el Works bad beard the orator, sod stud"- sated ft, and that they bad debbniatky sem to the tied die Walsrweilts Gaynor bat as Add le he angled ken dr Ma Winsrespect is Ise 11111111 Si question, the harmed woad add tbe Hoard of Week, mks the provisions of the Mooropotis Load Manesemat ark an order upon the OVIMIOIII directing then to tabs Ss rate in gaieties for sewage, lightlag.enigenwal /apses tinder that act the overseers way required as nab, tr MI en all the rotatable property in the porta, and be eastendisd that it was ler the amuses not the board Is aseartais what property *NM to be ezeopted. Mr. W. William followed on the seas aids. . _ Mr. Hoddisehme, on the part of the Waterworks Com riListibeeillied that upon the &Mavis; there had been a refusal by the district based to hear their applica tion'. Tb. Walarmirke Com ob . ted to the rate., es the pawed that they derived as t, and they had offered apes le a medal ease, in order to hove the point decided; bet the dileist bawd refused te amount, alleging that they bed themselme deeided the metim. Mr. Meld wee she herd le sapped of the rule. Lard Campbell NM It woe meowed in the affidavits did am behalf ad dm Welerembe Oasepay, that it wee oblige es,' an the Astrid beard te make memptiom from the pay ment of rail, but the Ma seri= of the am clearly Li that to their dieradea. An ee lie tr an feellions Ito wee of opus. Nat there bed bees as 66 be. Not only the fame, htst the law 111 Ne sediest were sabsdeted to the hoard. and saw eseiderig them tirry more to the conclusion that the ailment woe set sedied Mae, sad whether that decision woe right or wrong, this emst had So jurisdiction. Hale discharged with coats. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. mu*. I;;;;;C•tabeis, and 'cation Williams, Willis, sad Bylita.) CONVALEXCENCE OP 7/40 LORD CZINP Junto& The Lord Chief Justice of this °ours, wbs was primed by sa affection of the throat, d Ohs mature of bronchitis, from attending to his judielal duties during the whole of last term, with tbe sampan clone day. this morning took his seat twat the bus* sad pro ceeded with business in the canal way. We an glad to say that his lordship appeared to hays malady rearrared firm the late attack. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) DIANSION-1101181. • TISN SALZMAN ON LAW AND "STYLI." Mr. ieinie itilliii4;t; meek*, wee samameed for Infringing the third bye-kw al the mar ket, by piecing Ms goods on part of the market notemigoed for that mimosa, and thereby causing en obeknotion to the busiostia and traffic of the market. Mr. lakering, Inspector of the market, deposed that the thdendent held a stall In the market, where the badness was principally oondocted by kill son. Recently a great sway complaints had been made of boxes and hamper. of Bah being placed upon the footway, so so to block up cheeriness; and on Monday morning last, at the commencement of the market, witness found that the avenues adjoining defendant's stall were so blocked up. Witness conseqnently requested defendant's son to remove the obstructions, bat be refueed to do so, and the onisequonce war that a great deal of confusion was occasioned for some time afterwarda. Defendant erl7l he Insibeenintir market for sixty years end knew very well what he was about, and what were the customs of the marker, »berms witness knew nothing at all about it, as he (defendant) had proved to the eatlafaction of the market committee. The practice under Mr Goldbarn, the last inspector of the market, was to " give and take," and fres slaty years swims be knew they amid not carry as busker an any other Tweedier selessen pt s =rie that the obstr action ampleined ef bed wey seek seuseyed Ihes bet ItrAelinma meld they were set reepeetahle alassen, end lissomly Ina as the sorbet. Lewd Mayor—Well, what wen yen sixty years ago ? Dedindas—Oh, sizq yeas ago pay smother carried me to cartel la a basket. (Laughter.) Lead Mayer—Wall, sixty men home they may be me well ef o se e zu sea I hope they will. But they deal known my- Mos Meld these limp yet, and they alit what I Gall a g b 11 = lato (L ° 17 .) yer— are they not respectable P Dshnilent—Well, there ain't no sort of style about 'em. (leen of i ii ) loud ufra-wiii, you have broken the law, and I shall doe yes 111. Deltadest—Very well, my lord, ane sway ; I shan't pay. I shall appeal against it if it cane ins LOW. Fined ereordingly, bat pee make of appeal. OCIILDIFALL ALAIA:IID MAUD AT TIM POST- OTTICi. William Lewis. Memiled ht the slmege-ebeet as • elmealet sad desswies„ was pissed at the bar beim Mr. Aldermen (Meer, demi whh obtaining ham the entberktie of the OwedPost-oesa nadir tales preemie, Moot MO mover begs, value 104, and George Pigmy. it melee store dear, waa charged with ibelemely febas Fume., know be it to has beta Immlolemily elleniedL Kr. hatioak. Me nigher fee re Ommol Poislimmotedi rem 11 ems tie seelma at the Pemelem wham the bier, lop berm lie meek woes to held later.,, to hod thm seer Imm dm he Yee to the samemembre, b pat meek mum ppm Ws, laded et siediag Mom Mee le the Post-care. Tim whom Lomb beim aware of this easim hod mai sack hmmuot eupplimeime be beim daring y dm bet istailt. that it esiesed Ibe emplelene of the sedinritlas, sad Lewis, apes being meet& me deeded to the set of die ming of ths bags to the arrlna store dais, Piss, who ALCITed about Week et alatilar I= lBl. B Lewis. tentity "Mien bid beim Mimes Carter eald—l timid be emery le met my impa led.' mum the elltd.l lbe toes depeelmokhot Mem we lhad Met Mom% math end Misr me la Om loill ed maim ealy ease • week, and be seer secs them aim et • thee, It eiredaly etme smear that mew peemoim net Wm te prevent any freed, fir the primer b to plied two or Mee It.. a week, end kr • MGM each thee. Yr. PWeseit weld the riser mils by the primer will Ord to tie teeteesell =mow of papers to be ens I= r hkierwea Coeur—The owe is dsor whet the Lewis, end I sash rise re ems& Nm t kki ; bat there is as amount of eeediew oaths pert of Nary with Mill to this property, 'Ake, with the prise ekka hr it, indorse toe to tehtre Ala peteiweel lt la the lair mid *Misery emir of treas. I Girl tlmdoe dlosin Ohs dam, against him The prisoast Lewis wet thsa eressithd for viol A ,•• TRAMS Mil/MT.—A Ti DOOM wee fanned at the Soma sethelis awl Me Mem K.: &today afternoon, ire Ms iris miumbens preservation the Emperor and Barret Ms lambfrom maseinatimn The oweinoey was as mid by thdir Ineetlendsr ;Ma Bowing end Sir Yishael lisyswer, by di the naval sad military often Mr amid be spend ban My, and by lb. foreign WINO II Is fen Mee. The band et Me Imperlid Majesty's Mime Numb stands& marl Ids Emet- Isncy Admiral a Gemouilly and b. Mends ea Mir armee with " Percent pear la Syrie." The Ts Ds® was then chanted. followed by a fantasia ken " II Travatere;" and after a prayer for his Imperial Majesty cif Freres, and the performance by the bend of " Gad Si,. the grim," des andienar dispismd.—Qua M. Starch I& SHARE LISTS.-71118 DAY. Two o'CLooi. The railway share market to-day is steady, but, with the exception of Eastern Counties Stock, which has advanced, prices have not responded to the improvement in Consols. Present quotations are in most cues the same as those current at four o'clock yesterday. London and North Western stock is now quoted 931 to 94 ; Midland, 931 to;; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 911 to WGreat Western, 01 to 1; London and South estern, 931 to 981; Great Northern, 261 to 28 per share; and Eastern Counties, 121 to 1. Foreign and Colonial railway shares remain quiet. Bahia are marked 1 prem., being firm ; Pernambuco, dia. ; :and Riga and Dunabarg, 1 prem. The Indian stocks exhibit me recovery. OItDINAZT MUM AND STOOK& IN. I 14 WM aft. I Cila r m Agr a I aftemsbasi hre t= ii W i thin* .0111111 - IWO M. SNAIL me Stai Orani w Twaraitic sad Do. Mink T. De. New liwinihtn sod netlike. Do. Si le Do. Os Si ilara. Lauds mid HLaayl omit . Ds. I:R h Woad. 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Tralllllo (1.1 ii if I 6 I NUIVIIILLLIIIIOI7L N.. I tims. I Osaiessiss. 1 N. 1 0... *Ws I sal* 1 0 0.:gos it tr a t i l i i . szbr in iar. . ill 41 4 IL L x• no 1.16 - o = sb i l irat.! 2 ! e - E . *MO IS asellaWsl4rwarts 16.* 16 Disisirjessi4l.olo 1 ... .- N MAL Armin* Lied 40 - - ' i:iis 100 Cards MI 1.14 140 156,040 IL 004.110.***01•11 sll II 11 *AO 31 Do. 14.1.71 Mr*. 0 II If IN,ON Palm 14100 V a risforeste, - 1 1l 41 41 11.3101 0 Dir.44•40.510*1155 si 4 14110 10 T a rr WI j 760,010 13 Takao* WIC 1 at Ildsal all - - le. rid Awl De si 1.1 11 1 ( 5 ) 1411//aLTd Us -•-- Nsvissike 1/441 10 Illseca* ~ I Il i 01 do 4 110,00 4 ess.OwsltsrOs MI /0.0110 10 114416onsms Di a 19400 10 MalfasUs. all V I 60.000 SS Olailessi 111monws 1 f 0 lb 40 IMMOIIO II Ilsearkad. laind all 6 I 11. A Ds. Ds.. lb stem 5 Doliss.l4.D.Mlsl .Ol It N 1i 06 I Ds. Ds.. 0 60 II di 1,711 1/0 11.3russIN.13eSiaiiO • u 40. mai 2N. VIM Asszslssise .a I 40.404 II North et Kim* elin. all 3 511.06 0 Mufti Os. _ all I L Km I Ds,. NywriSsire." ID. ft 1 ssi 1.93110 0 Pal Itow 1.5131011 5/I i tf 11 110.0 0 SO Pula. °MLitt's* all SO U IRMO SO Ds. Is. IS 7 I pis sa 11. U 1 1 1 4" .010 fi r i t s rier bus 16.11/ 130 Dud ll* te a. -IS • a mos 1 50011146 La Inman al 1 de *lk IS 54•13 Lute** 400 511 IS 1 Ditsiselss I T:lip sll I 1 MA I De. Ds. a 1 1/o.sio 10 Treettlasa. .1 Upsr Curds ~ 5 - - ire:NO Vis INsisaiS Lad •i II IA IL Visimis Dais lOO NO 111 OAS SS Ds. New RAILWAY RZCZIPTS.—The Malik reline of rail ways in the Milted Kingdom for the wee k May 15, atemmted le 426,7901., and for th e week of last year to 462,2301., showing a decree's of 13, The gross receipts of the eight railways having their termini in the metropolis amounted for the week ending as above to 177,5171. ; end for the correeponding week of het year to 183,4971., showing a decrease of 6.9001. The de mise on the London and North-Western Railway amounted to 6,2461.; on the London and Blackwell to 1191.; on the London, Brighton,and South Coast to 1011.; on the London and Bmsth Western to 9661.; end on the South- Be tare, to 4531.; total, 6,886!. But from this must be de- I emend 1071 . . the increase on the Bastion Counthe ; 436!, on the Gnat Northern, end WAX on the Great Western; together 905/. ; leaving the densest, as above, 6,9801. The receipts on the other lines in the United Kingdoms amounted to 261.273!., and for the ocreempamdiag period of 1867, to 2'8,7331., showing • decrease of 7,4001 In the teedide oI these liner , which, added to the demean on the metro politan lista, makes the total decrease 13,4401. as eempated with the commending week of 1857.-9weeeth. CHAIRMANSHIP OP THI SALFORD QUARTRR Eiza- PIONA.—Tbe appointment of • seceemor to the late Mr. John Frederick Fader, chairmen of the Safford Hundred Quarter Sessions, wee Azad to take place yesterday. At the meeting for the purpose there wale 85 magistrates present, out of about 130. The only candidates were Mr. D. Mande, sti pendiary maestri** for lisnebesta, sad Mr. B. Omen bar rister. These gentlemen Montt been nominated, there appointed, on a division, 60 votes for Mr. Ovens, and 36 for Mr. Mande. It wee accordingly neared to memorialise the Chancellor of the Ducey of Lemmata. to place Mr. Owns ia the cammelseloa of the peace, in order to qualify him Ike the tame to which he is now elected. MARSHAL PZIASSIER AND THE DOPE D'AuItALA. —A Perim Isar in the Nord wars:—" A meeting Wenn the Dub d'Amale sal Marshal Pilate, at London hes gives rise to a geed deal of conversation in the name ; bat the details of It have teen facorrectly given or magmata. I am able to Wen n pen, on good authority, that what really occurred was this :—As Marshal Pellasier was one day taking a drive is Ilydreark, a =Maas parsed his, and his aide-cla ms, remarked ihM the Duke d'Aumale was in it. ' Are you quite am I' mimed the marshal. ' Perfectly cone& !' anmemed the sidedectee The marshal hmeedietely order= Lis cosatumea Is delve eine ap to the aindess which had pansd, sad whoa Ude bad been dans a b e tos sad *shied the prince. TIM plass sewed be es sisp, and the marshal did the atm& The Misr sob Tiber rod bowing to his royal Menem, mid, 'Meamignmer, Ima very happy to ham this appmennity of paying yaw my teepsees, tad of =bag how yea ars It is a piseenro te me, mar shal.' aaswered the prism, to me you and to simhs yea by the bead !"1"Its prime and the mesehel Men sheakheind and after a brief emvanatina eaparaist It may be eensrkad that is Algeria Marshal Filmier served fora law time ander the orders ol the Duke d'Ammie." The Thaw adds that the Doke d'Aintala sad the moshel set Ma small dinner party a few days ohorWIRAIL FATAL INVATUATTOW.—M. Mdroose, outplayed at the Bee= do Iliestsisance at Compligne, and who Is now in his 76th year, disappeared from his reablease tea dap ago, leaving a note to soy that be was shoot to mama sed- Ude, as he entertained a =coop peeks for • yaw eon= which be could mg control. As was as this beams known the oommiteary at police bad sammeas bequirles sad re search= made, but without meass. Ms seem* os Wog easaisel, Inn head ports* la alder. PO WWI ii la II aia Imm 401 The Emigration Commiesloners have engaged die ship Dudbrook for the conveyance of Indian emi grants from Calcutta to Trinidad, at the rate el 101. Is. per head, and the Chimers, to sail from Ce,Matta with coolies for British Guiana, at 111. per head. The return of the Bank of England for thi !reek ending Wednesday, May 19, compared with de Pl , ' {WWI weekly return, shows the following retrul t Circulation true Circulation Wire 70,282,930 Demean 99,336 Public deposits Other deposits Gkreeprent securities • banking 10,626,663 harem 1,000,0110 Other eectuithes in Coin deporand tment llion in both 14 , 6 76,707 Decrease 644,3= bu -- deper --- tosiare -- - 1 17,926,980 Decr lemmas 2729,238 Semi day aad other b il k 860,426 eer' ,41T The Bast Notes la reserve .... Total rtearve(solest coin) . . la beakialdaperlmaiit 12,119,060 lacrosse 226,60:4 The movement under the heads of coin and bullion and reserve is satisfactory, but not of much import ance. The principal alteration is in the securities and deposits. The Bank have taken the million of new Exchequer Bonds just created, and this opera tion explains the enormous increase in the Treasury balance. The decrease in the "other" securities is upwards of half a million. The Gazette statement of the movement of the precious metals for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following large totals, vie. :—lmporie of gold, 1,345,6621.; exports of gold, 477,2034 imports of silver, 79,6201.; exports of silver, 8,1561 DANZ 07 ENGLAND.—An Ac stb Vte.. e. 32. for ths wok sadism 1.11111 DIP 01.034.7.0 is Wadtb. Y , varmint to the MC* aid agoda,. Kay le. UM. sovuolodottostol .0.1.1 , 15.118 Clew Gold Colo sod Bullies 1t M Bl . Oliver Bullion Islas tmusd tri.avroo mamma al Progri•gon . CsOitat— 424.663.000 Pable gar iv ia °IRANI Pec Assla. 4"5,9110 Oar Dursolts aim clop uslitheilna 100.4.16 ". 04 .74. IPAMBIR. Gov,ameet gem Wee dada& Dead Weight Annelte). Other flenandes ''''' L 10,3945 Gold add dam Glizi:.";6l6l, I MMUS U. MAZIMALL. Mat Outgo. ‘11 . 322:315 May 9.184 FRIDAY EVENING. The operations in the funds to-day were upon the limited scale lately witnessed, bat the market finally closed shoat I per cent. higher than yester day. Prices in the various departments of the Stash Exchange are apparently influenced at present to as unusual extent by the operations of the dealers themselves, the public holding aloof. Consols an especially strengthened by the approach of the divi dend period, but we have not yet remarked the u,nal purchases in anticipation of the deduction of the dividend. Consols, which closed yesterday at 975, "sellers,' opened this morning at 97$ to /, improved to 97$ to $, and were quoted at four o'clock 975, (receding after that hour to 975, " sellers.") For money the four o'clock quotation was 97$ to $. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 971, 1, $; ditto, for waist (3rd June), 971 I, 1 ; Three per Cent. Reduced' 965, ; New Three per Cents., 961, 1 ; Loa( Anuities, expiring in Jan., 1860, 11; Thirty Years Annuities. April, 1885, 181; Bank stook, 221 ; Into Bonds, 225. prem. • Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Ex chequer Bonds, tiling payable in May, 1859, 1011, 1011. The New Two-and-a-Half per Cents. were abs officially marked 81$. The paid-up Debentures of the new Indian Four per Cent. Loan were dealt in at 100 to 1001, and the scrip at 1001 to 1. The foreign stock market was firm, with a good general business. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents, were last quoted 87 to 88 ; the Dollar Bon,* 70 to 72 ; and the Three per Cents., 6431 to 671 ; but the transactions in these stocks were upon a compa ratively quiet scale. Turkish Six per Cents, were firm, closing at 97 to 1. The Guaranteed Fonr per Cents. were more inquired for, and left off at 1041 to $. Russian, Spanish, and Portuguese Bonds wen all in good demand. Bank shares to-day were quiet at former prices. Peninsular and Oriental Steam shares were quoted 11. higher. Netherlands Land Preference and Crys tal Palace shared showed weakness. MINIIB.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoon. The mining market to-day exhibits an improved appearance, there being a farther rise in the standard for both copper and tin. North Basset shares have been dealt ni in the Stock Exchange at 11; North Wheal Crafty, at 8; and Vale of Towey, at 1!. Priers generally exhibit no important alteration, but the inquiries are more numerous. Foreign and colonial descriptions remain inani mate. Bon Accord Copper shares are marked premium. Subjoined is our usual weekly report of the meted market : There has not been ranch badness dons during tbia week, and no material ebanges have taken place in price. Copper hu been very Brm all the week, and all the oopper =nee have been refusing orders ; but it being doubtful if an ad vance will be established the holders of foreign are re somewhat, and are to realise. The demand for elsh iron has Improved n•ably, but Btafibrdah4is is still dull. Bootch M g Is lower than last week, buL i i pears to be impro ; - There Ms been • little done in but tin plates bare Tabu lies inquind for. @pettier, end steel are all dull of sale. We broL _nottrod odoloolzo t r i...z...7 1 ,21_0,.: 13. ---7.-........kri5im. „Wu WittnaZtors7.l'"VaTel.4 :, """". OsesTO doom or Oko soismobloo OooM Om= 0,1911:S I St. pore ti oVizeprolth "g oritss too Jos (A . WM, ant Is Op of Jimmy tot Moon AM , por osst of Op ow einebe la bead • taboo "IVO Is oak to Ole sot at mustly. sod Tosood AA oppluito to pow rot opes' of fils toolor• Li wheal Bo a LOOM of 101. par tion as doiseol et Os 11111 WOW. Fres Mood Omoolo Mar ISI. the mote owl as Moss s—" /Po shorsifito WM kW is nor= Isltgr - ....= sae& loft is lio m e i ct of 11 Wits OK tor wog so:Itol sa i l= 1014 kola la Otoopolod la 10 erooosot oat of &Om A., ar s 11 4 Is the Soul t of Dow% olio Orb IS sank 311. or TOO loft to wisp Was Wow Ms Wean la wad pas Tele kg% Is tte Ile dingo est, S soon he. 01 to 3 3 3 Poo Ss 3 elms nadir Os WI as Ms bah le ow Wed tea lii boot oat apes tea. went et mit slow Go di are at Is SI, OA. pogo, ; se cooddor this to be • own Os! 33••• ot gook ma INW to promos s boo oostlO of co vor same dossrusest to omit as mush' FRIDAY In the mining market to-day there were inquiries for shares in Wheal Margery, Great Wheal Alfred, Par Consols, Wheal Edward, Kingston Downs, Vale of Towy, Great Wheal: Vor, Tincroft, and ER Day United. North Wheal Crofty were also in de mand, and were quoted about 10s. per share higher. Shares in the General Mining Association (Nova Scotia) continue in demand, and have advanced to 14 to 101. Other colonial as well as foreign descriptions were quiet. COMMERCIAL AND KARIM& TALLOW MARHET.—THIS DAY. The market Is steady. To Taloa Is goofed 61s. N. sett coat; Petersburg T.C. the spot, 63.. 9d. to 61a: Kay sad Jura, 63.. 65. to 9d. ; July sod August, 61s. M. to 6k; Sept., 61s. 6d. ; Oot. sod Dec., 610. . . ldeitzwr Avziaome.—Town tallow, des. 3d. , fat y ditto, 2.. 10d.; yellow Readily 65... 6d. ; melted staff, Mk; mask ditto. 225.; tallow graves, 17t. ; go od dregs, 78. HAY MARKET.-THIS DAT. Mr. E. J. Davis reports trade heavy. Prise wwwlaw hay, 665. to 70a; superior do.. 725. to 80s. ; tnistar do., 60s. .0 60a. ; rowan. 60s. to 60s. ; dower, XI. to 100 a; ssoond cat, 70a. to 1365.; strew, 241. to 211. COVENT OARDEN.--A:A T.) Trade madame brisk sad the good. Sr.. &ere*, hove boot Immo' ham Mipsli OW sr* lot Very good. Strirebsabo oromooo abooliss thee they Wife len week. Some poi Grow 20r , Ms No ` 6014 Itethary. Of lbar Boorto ma No ilowls my Berea= min lbob 200. pir bulk"' . soav e Dui^ L. 01 Mb; Reel* 140. Mgo; Almada, 240. ; WNW, Me-kifedi SilL Ob. Among vegetables on Thu" la @Ebb. Wittier 112, Aube baba* b oboolli4- . ft reg : l ,ll of oalhogo bitabo, Boris do Cowl% Doosolos oath% mil twig oshohoo. ccoaldo beceell reelleat*ea Id. N 1.1. • Meg. Pm& b„..... my pinkie!. New &eau Ire WO* onfised. p si , lobli 40. por quo" aba cue Z er grrn i algibibils hos 40. :.......r.,NO somplos di how bbormod la W " oui i man akey H aw e gjo= rido i rid= = i6 = - easotino, orboom, idipo. lueobillis. wool Arm