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LTWOPENC. No 4,918.] MErRS. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (of ackwan-yard. Condos' LINT of PACEIT SHIPS to AUSTRALIA.—For ELBOURNE„ Port Philip, Direct (to leave the East India Ducks on Tuesday, the Seth inst., calling at Ply geonth;, the splendid clipper ship YORKSHIRE, 1,100 tans Z. A. REYNELL, Commander ; lying in the NMI In dia Hooka Her aocouunodatiess for all classes of passengers are unsurpassed, and she will arty an experienced surgeon.—For freight or pas lege apply to !V 'LIA)D, A LLPORT, and MORGAN, with Heim Money it igram and dons, 15 0 Leadenhallotreet. —Passengers by thin line of packets are conveyed from Paddington to Ply - Tomah test-class for second-clam fares, and secoud-class for thirdcbas farm. l ap and S. BETFUS HAVI OPIUM £• ADDIXIONL AND ILOBT EXTENSIVE PRAXIS" No. IN , OZI!OR69TBSET (Deal opposite Bond-street), In on with their City Premises, 91 tc 96, CITY-ROAD. THOSE ABOUT TO FURNISH an rorpeettolly oolkitod to inspect their Pyre and varied Stock of Bret-class Furniture at both listabliahmenta GOODS CARRIAOR FRU TO ART PART OF THE LW ODOR. Illustrated Cateket;;;Pitl • sad pod has. :NEWSPAPER , • . . • .:,10.6t75i frp,rt*% _ RAILWAY AND PUBLIC COMPANIES IN PARLIAMEN Yesterday the case of the South Rasters Railway Company's bill, for their proposed new Tunbridge and Dart ford tees, was opened in Mr. Heseard's committee. The Met line proposed se 25 miles from a inoctioa with the North Keit line, near its divergence from the London and Greenwich, to a junction with the main line at Tunbridge' • line of nine miles from the former intended line at Lewis ham to the North Kent at Dartford ; to alWr and widen the North Kent at Deptford ; to acquire additional binds at the Bricklayers' Anne, kfaulatone, and North Gulp, Alden shah stations; and for these nspostive pastramis to raise further sums of 1,200,0001. by shares width may bare • fi ve per cent. preferential dividend. and 400,0001. by loam Winsome* baring bora examined in femur of the measure by Mr. Rodwell and Mr. Wilkisiscm sod the oppnilioa of Mr. Bleskirca sad other landowners, who were represented by Mr. Mareweriter, Q.C. ' Mr. T. Micheal), Mr. Coleridge, and other ecomel, who obtained Thoutration and The bill f ro t rt a ive dames, the melgamatios tooxiiicettizs and Newcastle Rad ' Carlisle Companies was also Use clauses will be adjusted to-day. The ease =pro moters of the Stafford and Uttmeter arm emeluded le Mr. Wades committee ; and the Earl of Shrewsbury and Mr. Swam Clarke, manager of the Great Northern nay, were examined at some length against it. Om thrums evidence in opposition to the Wellingtoap Obeshint, and Wellington. Drayton, and Newcastle, ono Lard Stanley's committee ; and Mr. Mondrian Milner, .P., was examined by Mr. Pickering against the West Riding, Hull, and Grimsby _Railway. Lord Hopetown's epposifion to the bill of the Edinburgh and Glasgow was medaed by Mr. hairnet Baba in Yr. Xowbity's committee, and that of the Edinbargb, Perth, and Dundee proeseded. After a sitting of 36 days the hearing of the six oompeting lines for • new momma, on either broad or narrow gauge, by the Great Western and South Western Railways, between Bristol and Southampton, was brought to a close by Mr. Hope Scott, Q.C., who su mmed up their respective merits in an able and exhaustive speech of some bows, and the oommittee rensestuble to day to give their decision ma the • su Ati d nits Eenannunwr.—The evidence of Mr. BrOlasa, C.K, me of the members of the Thames Embankment Oommindom occupied the entire attention of Mr. Cowper's annznittes daring yesterday's sitting. GOLD CHAINS.—WATHERSTON and BROODEN beg to call the attention of the public to t h e ?ORM of INVOICE which they deliver with Gold Guard Chains purchased at their manufactory : Lad. To workmanship of pattern chi* at Inches long Togcarat gold, weighing oz. dirt. pvc., at b. eid. per ounce, Mint price Tow Upon this system, the QUALITY, WRIGHT, and VALVE of the gold are certified. and awaranteed to the purchaser; Wetber- Won and Broaden looking far a fair remuneration on the work manship only, which la charged according to the ivaicecy or simplicity of the pattern. WATIIEBSTON end BBOODILN, Goldimitka—MansfactotT, No. l lienilettaatreek Covent-garden, London, W.C. Beta- Mailed A.D. 179 a Assays nude of Chaise sad Jewellery for la each —N.B. This setahLtsinnent IA closed at s lathe evening, and on gaturdayastl. G OLD REVIVER, la. ed. per bottle •, Eleetro reudelV Silver, la. Webtlebed loon Dian le years, for ni it tra and worn-off plated artkiss, pew, by aal application. POI SMITH, 281, Strand, W.C. ; Deane, too on.bridge; Barclay, Illatingdon.street ; Apley, Sotto Bawdy ; Lewnedy. Pedisos_ _ ; Apibt. W. LOWUMWZMIS : jasimpa... WastilaiinoW. WAIL . , .' 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Price 4e. lid. and FA 64 per bottle—gold at 20, tiatton.garden ; and by chemists and perfumers. Ask for "lowlands' Lalydor," and beware od spurious and pernicious ankles radar the name of Halydar.* treat... 1 W :bor. of Mower. tackler, 01 the klel• be Bec lathe* I Ea* e 1 Siam T B R S'S QUINPAS WIRE - % % 111AZTINE-LANK, iIANNON4IIII27, CITT, LONDON. Bold by 1416re:era themlits. and earn. Ma par dirs. INTAILNATIONAL EXHIBITION.—aOI CLAN 11. r, er. dit• It& e• a to maw- The Southern Caucus speech, of which an extract is subjoined, is communicated to the May number of the Atlantic Monthly, by the editor of the Biglow Papers : I expected 'fore this, 'thout no gret of a row, Jeff 1). would ha' bee where A. Lincoln u now, With Taney to say 't woe all legle an' fair, An' a jury a' Deemoorate ready to swear Thet the iogio o State gut throwed into the ditch By the fault o' the North in mispluciu' the switch. Thinm wuz ripenin' lust-rate with Buchman to num 'am ; Bat the People they would n't be Mexicans, cum 'em ! Ain't the safeguards o' freedom upset, 'a you may say, El the right o revlutioe is took clean away? An' doom n't the right pnmy-fashy include The bem' entitled to nut be subdued? The fact is, we'd goes for the Union so strong, When Union meant South oils. right an' North wrong, That the people gut fooled into thuikin' it might Worry on middlan' wal with the North in the right. We might ha' ben now jest en prosp'rous ex Francs, Where politikle enterprise hez a. fair chance, An' the people is heppy au' proud et this hour, Loos en they hey the votes, to let Nap her the power ; But oar folks they went an' believed wut we'd told 'em, Au, the Bag once insulted, no mortle could hold 'em. "T wax pervokin' jest when we wuz cert'in to win,— An' I, for one, wont trust the masses agin For a people that knows much ain't fit to be free In the self -cockin', beck-action style o' J. D. CRYSTAL PALACE CONCERT , TO-MORROW.—M. Meyerbeer's Coronation March, written for the coronation of the King of Prussia, was rehearsed yesterday at the Crystal Palace, under the immediate superintendence of its distinguished composer, by the doable orchestra engaged for the comma ; the military baud (which has a distinct part in this march) being placed in one of the side galleries of the Concert•room. The introduction into the march of the Prussian national air, " Ich bin tin Preusto " is moat in geniously contrived, and as this important work of M. Meyerbeer has not yet been publicly played in this country, much interest attaches to the occasion. For general coo. Trollllllo9 the COCONI - room has been considerably enlarged. The concert will also include the C minor symphony of Beethoven, and the sisters Barbara and Carlotta Marchisio will again sing some of their favourite duetta. The usual organ performance after the concert by Mr. Coward will cam selectioca from M. Meyerbeer's works. As the last • of the ceiling of the great roof over the Handel Orchestra was fixed in its place at a late hour last evening, visitors on Saturday will be able in some slight measure to estimate the great effects which will be prodnoed at the coming Ruder Festival. Sootiffr FOR THE ENCOLTRAGEMXNT OF THE FINE Arm—Lest evening Mr. Hurlatone, president of the So ciety of British Artists, delivered an intereatiog lecture on the Swish school of . painting. The lecturer, in chars°. terisiag the arts of Spa in , showed how intimately they were - - I JOZZitril COPAHISX MGR, ordounances. The discourse, which was full of stommlifull7 • joio=rosque *mations, was listened to with interest. sam tried ia t t . raril kimrd, and 148641 / 14 , 4. ir i. .. wi d de rmrs r tb. cli c it it °l A diewriois followed. It wee annousced that the Lord (Wore, Nov., ner, VW.*i ears bi as Iry adi b= Mayer bad granted the use of the Egyptian-hall at the oreist et emery deeemeNL--es. Sd . 'b y by Itiasits-house for a cooversazione oa the 11th of June la. M. leisse e, Am& Chmlisbelk Isymirhelb ISMMat. WEEKLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to NEW YORK Igrect.-7'hs LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, sad PRILADELPiIIA STEAM-8111P COMPANY intend dutpatch. lag Melt foil-powered 'mu Screw Steamahips, calling at Queens. goers to embark passemiers and dapat.A.ns. as follows : WEEKLY FEW! LIVERPOOL FOR NEW YORK. CITY OF NEW ToRK, Wednesday, May 21. CITY 01 , , WA , 11 NOTON, Wednesday, May 28. L? SA, Wedne-olity. June 6. Anil every succeeding Wednesday. Cabin pamage, 15, 17, and 21 guineas, according to the 'mom inodation. Forward passage. S guineas, including all provisions cooked. Passengers for Canada and the Western States booked through on very ANantageoui terms.—For further particulars apply to WILLIAM INMAN, 22, Waterotreet, Liverpool; or to KIVU' and MACEY. 61, King William-street, mg. ROTTERDAM and the RHINE.—SIIMMER SERVICE —The Netherlunde Steamboat Company's mag nificent and favourite Piddle Steamer BATAVIER, Captain W. BYII H, haring been entirely redecorated for the mown, and fitted with increased accommodation for passengers, will be despatched from the British and Foreign Itteam.whari,Wappkg every SUNDAY MORNING, et n a.m. precisely, returning from Rotterdam every Tuesday. Fares : State cabin : Lf 26. ; saloon, Z 1 10s.: fore cabin. 17s. ed. ; return tickets at • fare and a half. Tlie Screw Steamer Fyenoord will be despatched from off the Tower every Thursday morning early. Fare CI Apply to CRATLIN'S Universal Odle*, Regent a-circus, W.; or ha FRILLEFS, GRAVE, and ERILLIPPS, 11, Rooddsos, CIOPINHAGEN, from London Direct. The NJ steamer HAT ANGLIAN beeves Hoeselydown shout May —Appty to the owners, Mears. JOHN JOHNSON and H aDd ON.Alk _Gseartusrdsus, Rood-lans, L 10.. C. or to I'AILLIPPS, GRAVIS, FNUALITrd, GOTHENBURG from LONDON direoL—The Seam , (WNW RASA Imam Horaelydo.na about May SS Fares, /1,3 St., and At saddL—Apply to MULLIN'S, GRAVES, and MULLINS, U, load-Yak LC. NI-R. CHARLES DICKENS'S NEW READ INGS, St. Jamees.ball—On SATURDAY EVENING, May 17, at B pmelaely, Mr. CHARLES DICKENS will READ Me NICHOLAS NICk LEST at Mr. Squeers's School, BOOTS at the HOLLY TREE INN, and Kr. 808 SAWYER'S PARTY from PICK WICK.--Sofa stalls, In; body of hall and balcony, ; area and galleries Is. Tickets to be had at Means. Chap man and Han, pulilishera, 193, Pkcadilly ; and at Anstln's Ticket-office, St. laxness-ball. THOMAS HEADLAND, Searelary. TITLONDON PAVILION.—The LIONS of ONDON.—None .411 be found more attracdve than the LONDON PAVILION. The Musical Entertainment embraces ell the metropolitan favourites, variety and novelty being the seratant aim of the proprietors In the selection of the pro =r. The Comic Talent Is unequalled. From the 17th of efreshments of all kinds from S am. lireakfasta, Is. Dhows kla carte, or at tired prices. always ready.—The LON DON PAVILION, Tiebborneetreet , of the Haysesrkek lAMBL and SONNRAMILER, Proprietom E UR OPE A N and COLONIAL WINE COMPANY, It; Pall-mall, Leedom, g.W., Eatabildsed 1868 for the supply of pure Winer of the highest eharactar .1 a saving of at least to per cent. ROYAL VICTORIA SHERRY, Va per down. (The Standard of Excellence.) SPLENDID OLD PORT Tts. per dozen. (Ten peers In the wood.) Dinner Sherry, 20s. and 245 . 04d Port, 245. and 30s. Ypernsy Chanspagsm, 34n St. Julien Claret, 13...110a. & its. Finest Cognac Brandy, tea. and Finest Schiedam Holland., Ws. per case. bbs. Pe7dosen: BEAUJOLUB Bottles sad Peel flies dozen cam carriage free Wl 20s. per *loam Ayes Included. e. Tains, oimh or referesoo. &LD TIPPING, Mar. EAII-DE-VlE.—This Pure PALE BRANDY, Its. per plias, is demonstrated. upon analysis, to be pe culiarly free from acidity, and very superior to recent Importa bons of Comae. In Trench bottles, 38s. per dos or in a case for the country, ter. Railway carriage paid. lio anent,. and to be obtained only , of lIILNRY BRE and Co., Old Ivisrnivals Distillery, Holborn. E.C. )CEREZ.—PaIe Dinner SHERRY, 24e. per dos. Railway carriage paid. Recommended with confidence. HENRY BRETT and Co., Distillers and Importers, Bothera tion, E.C. NOTICE to FAMlLlES.—}lemers. TAYLOR beg to submit their list of prices for the brat articles. Cheese of the finest quality, per lb., viz, American, 6d. to 744.; Cheshire, 71d. to rd.: Cheddar, TO, to 611. ; Yips Stilton, la.: Gruyere. 841. ; Wiltshire Bacon by the side or half, 86d. MIS fresh Butter, Is. to Is. ril. ; best salt ditto, tad. to la. 2d. York Huns, %AL to 6d. ; choke ditto from Whs. to 2010 a., ed. Young lonia, b. to 2s. 6d. Luse Cappoanu,, 3s. Fins young Ducklings, Is. to is each roe young Gasllogs. 4a. 6d. to sa. tid. ench.—W. and'. C. TAYLOR. 95. Little Pulteney.street, Golden-square, W. lamilles wafted upon for orders day. BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU EAT. BORIVICILYS Is the BAKING POWDER recommended by Dr. flus.all 'Ansi) et to the "Lancet," author of Adulterations Detected," .te.) It was the first, and b the best Baking Pow• der—often Imitated, but never equalled. As you value your health, use en other. bold everywhere, in ld., Id., id., and fld. packets, and la., h. 6d., and is. bobs. THE NOVELTY OF THE SEASON.- The BURNOUS In REAL SPANISH LACE. IMITATION Nate REAL FRENCH, BRUXELLES, and SPANISH SHAMS. REAL SPANISH MANTILLAS, •; Guineas. IMITATION SHAWLS and MANTLES. 45a. A. BLACKBORNES SPANISH DEPOT, S. SOUTH AUDLIY.ST., OROSVENORSQUARE, LONDON. HAMILTON and ICI IiPTON, TAILORS, 106, STRAND. The NEW COATINGS for the coming season are new ready, of which tPectwien garments are kept for Inspection. The trouser hags are in great variety. and of textures and patterns that can not be excelled. A select stock of walking, lounging, and over coat• ars always on hand. at HAMILTON and ILIMPTONS, 105, Strand. opposite Exeter-hall. MR. MILES' (ALFRED WEBB MILES) raw SPRING AND SUMMKR erocz for the World-Cooed ketch ANGOLA 14 TROINIZRIL Is now replete and ready for Ineyection. These Troutera were originated by Yr. Miles, mime aft add rem la 73, B ROOK -STRUT, lIANOVILDAQI7AIR rd who le not connected with any person Insttsthig and dyer Using to hie Meet EPITABLD3HID nth YXBILLUIT. 1811. INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. A. K. MOSES sad SON'S celebrated INDISPENSABLE SUIT, which is adapted equally for Walking, Riding, Travelling, or Badness, will be found the moat comfortable dress for • visit to the International Exhibition. price from 30s. to 70s, Spring and Summer Clothing of eirry deseription, ready-made, or made to niess•re for all classr rani itil ages. L YIIHI3I and SON, Iteady.rnade and Bespoke Tailors, Habit Makers, Woollen Grnpers, Hatters, floaters, Boot and Shun Makers, and General thatMtn. London Hones: CYty KatablisLiman _ 154, 155, 154 157, 511nerica • 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 80, Aldgate. Oxturd.street Branch, 606, 607, 508. New Oxford street. 1,2, 3. Hart-street. Tottenharocourt-road Branch, 137, 110. Tottenham court-mad. 283, Easton•read. Country EstahUshineata : Sheffield and Bradford Yorkshire An articles are warkod lu plain times the lowest possible prices, 110111 irbir.h no abatement can be made. Any article nut approved of will be exchanged, or the moray returned. Lists of prices, with rules for self-i post frce. JIOIO4 and SON'S establishments are dosed every ?Mai evening at sunset till Saturday evening at outset, when badness la resumed until II o'clock E. MOSES and SONS Pamphlet for the present season, with French and German translations, sod containing some Intermit log information conc.-ruing the "International Exhibition," may be had gratis, and post free. sad patterns, LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY. A Wharnciiffe meeting of this company was yes terday held at the Roseau-square station, to consider a long series of inessnres now pending in parliament sad affectieg the company's interests ; Mr. Moos occupied the *heir. The 011Ainethii, is opening the Promedirds. •x,bilad that out ci the keg list of sixteen bills ineut . ioned in the notice convening the meeting, there were only two which were promoted by the company per ee. In the ease ci ids of these they were, with other companies, part promoters, bet the other eight bad been introduced into parliament by perfectly independent parties, but u they more cc kW interfered with the company's interest'', they could not he proceeded with before the committee of the Roues of Lords until they received the sanction of a special =Mil, like the present. There would, however, be now no eseassity to dwell further upon them, u they were not yet rips for rim. sideration. One of their own bills proper was in the same condition as were Ave of those to which they were parties- Under them eiramestaises they would have only two mea sures now submitted to them. The solicitor of the company having read the marginal explanation, of the several denies, the eseeting l i on e mo tion of th e chairman, sanctioned the following vie. A bill to enable the Shrewsbury and Hereford way Company to lease their undertaking to acquire addildomd lands, and for other purposes ; sod a Bill for me/ening ad ditional powers on the London and North Western Railway Oempany in relation to their own undertaking and the us dartakhree ci other companies, and for autborisiag a devia tion in the line al th e South Leicestershire Railway, sad for other purpose.. The meeting wee then adjourned to the 29th instant, at Doom LONDON AND SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY. Yesterday an adjourned meeting of this company took piece at the offices, Waterloo station, to consider cer tain bills now pending in parliament ; Captain /LANGUR in Use akar. The CHAIRMAN stated that out of the three bills which stood over for consideration from the previous meeting, held a fortnight ego, only oils was ins sufficiently forward state to be submitted so the Marebolders en the present 00CeMOO. This bill gave powers to the London and South Western Company to oonstrnot a railway from •Wersouth to the Isle of Portland, and to =taxi the Wilts, Senserset, sod Weymouth Railway to the harbour. The line of rail way would be about 4j miles in lewth, but, including blanches and tramways, it would extend to about six miles. By agreement already in existence, it was arranged that the line should be constructed by on independent company, sod when completed to the satisfaction of the engineers, should be limed to the Great Western and South Western com panies, to be held by them conjointly , each company pay ing 2,260 f. a year for the same, free of all deductions. A resolution woe thee mewed approving a bill authorising fie emstruction of a railway from Weymouth to the hie of Portland, and to extend the Wilts, Somerset, and Weymouth Railway to the harbour. The meeting was then adjourned till the 29th task A special general moieties was next held to consider a bill to authorise the Londe°, Brichtoo, and South Coast Railway Company to make aortae new lines of railway in the comities of Surrey and Sums:. The CHAIRRAN explained that the object of the bill was to improve the connexion with the West London Exten sion, the Crystal Palace, the South Eastens, aid Leaden, Chatham, and Dover lines, and to enable the Soak Western Company to make arrangements for worineg ever those bees. The hill was merely permissive, there be* at pre sent as armagements going es with the said eenepinnes. A resolution in accordance with the above objects was *Mad to. The CHAIRMAN mid that NM 2 as the list of bills intended to have been brought forward to-day, Tie. as Act for making a railway and harbour in the county of Devon, to be called "The Stdmouth Railway and Harbmr," was sot yet ripe for diaconate, and its exwideratiee would therefore be pod poned till the adjourned meeting on the 210th May. Meeting adjourned accordingly. LONDON GF.N/DAL PORTII3B' EINIVOLDNT ASBO - seventeeeth quarterly meeting of the MOM. ben et the above society was held as Wednesday evening at the George; Aldermanbury. Mr. F. T. lsitt, chairman of the board of management, presided. The Chairman, on opening the preasediap, urged upon the members the ae. amity of increased exertion, in order to augment the funds of the society, the nementy and importance of which would be shown at the election of pensioners on Thursday, when 21 candidates would be brought forward, out of whom (for want of funds) they were only able to elect two. Mr. Bennett, the secretary, read the report, which stated that the total receipts of the peat three months wen 3291., being an increase of 1691. on the receipts of the previous quarter. There was at the present time • balance of 2721. Lis. 5c1., which, with the amount of invested capital, via ' 4,1801. New Three per th at. Aanuitin, gave • total to thecreditof the association of 4,4621.155. Lid. 75 new members had joined during the pest quarter. The ball-yearly meeting for th e election of pensioners took place yesterday at the London Tavern ; Mr. least in the chair. The poll resulted in Alfred Speed and James Woodford being declared the encoded cassbistsa. 81111008 01:112401 rev BURGLARS Ai BIDDEN ELM—Three desperate and practised burglars, •es Wed nesday afternoon last, entered • house in which Mr. Arthur resides. me the Chester-road, Birkenhead. The family were from km" but wee nightmare having noticed the burglars eater a/annel Mr. Corns, the landlord of the bouse,who lives not far of. When Mr. Canis entered the house the berglan Wens neseeeking the premises, and they did not dinner him Wit he was face to fan with then:. Sur. premed at their respeeidde attire—for they were dressed in black and wore gold watch chains, he..—he bad at first some hesitation Ai siting their business. Matters, however, were nog bwitight to a aids by Qui of the taking • life preserver from his cos sod • • Mr. Cowls • desperate blow upon the Mr. stunned,- ad very much injured, fell to the ground, sad was for some time insensible. The other two men indicted further injuries upon him, and afterwards the whole three iimainsed. Mr. 00r61 wee dlaeovered lying is • pool el blood is tip yard, and though he was promptly rewswed by souse seighboare who were attracted to the apt by his wise W easoimer is somewhat deebtfuli as on s t i r' V IN Me hie wirsadanwpsa sad the blood doers at. ea es zt os ha4ig a b s es s a a e t w oo ei th th e e qu bu i ri ni v l e ars sh , or h y o hid spa ids swim a aisolier id *Mos keys sad other =.4asi }N sift A ascend secaudrel, the one who sphi It, Cowie such severe injuries, has Aso bees hsfOsshiewlki bat the third is Wel ea hag& .Gaap.iiit Dimits.-11 is stated that while 1 "Im ci o, oduwerblasympigewiremmesev".," • If La w ry . : at ihe the l°" dejth about twelve feet froesa weal" they enslaves a missed salad use ed a yellewisliesisWa salad up with the used, isd w whoa tested, hes bees feud to metalsted, geld is sustain —Twinea's JoaresL LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 16, 1862. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE (1113T1111'8 TZLZOIUXL) ITALY. - - NAPLFS, Mar U. The King and Prince Napoleon had a long inter view yesterday. The Prince has given a dinner, at which M. Benedetti, the French ambassador, Signori Ratazzi and Matteucci, and General Lamarmora, were pre sent. A grand fête afterwards took place, at which all the persons of note at present hi Naples assisted. RUSSIA. ST. PETERSBURG, MAT 15. The Journal de St. Petershourg of to-clay advises the Elector of Hesse to use to has subjects the same words as the King of Bavaria spoke to the Bava rians--" I will have peace with my people." The St. Petersburg journals state that the total issue of gold at the State Bank yesterday and the previous day in exchange for paper was only 87,000 silver roubles, while the deposit of gold at the cur rent rate in exchange for notes amounted to upwards of half a million silver roubles. ELECTORAL HESSE. OASUL, Mee 15. Ths ppaappeerrss of this morning stales that General von Willieen withdrew yesterday to Minden, in Hanover. In twenty-three districts of Hesse no members were elected. Besides the electors in twenty-five of the principal towns, the majority of the landowners have signed the protest. In the circle of Hofgeismar, out of forty-three rural mayors, three only have made the o ffi cial declare tion required by the law of April 26. DRESDEN, KAY 15. The official Dresden Journal of to-day publiahes a telegram from Frankfort, 6 p.m., stating that the government of Electoral Hesse had resolved to act m accordance with the resolution passed by the Federal Diet the day before yesterday, and to place itself in communication with the Federal Diet, in reference to the further course of action to be pursued by the Electoral government. THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. Yesterds, y was about as unlikely a day to tempt people from their homes as could possibly be imagined, and yet the Exhibition received 6,934 visitors, of -whom 3,376 were ticket-holders and 3,658 paid at the doors. Amongst the company were the Duke of Cambridge, the Princess Mary, Queen Christina of Spain, Lord and Lady Churchill, the Bishop of Carlisle the Earl of Dudley, Earl and Countess of Cardigan, Lady Prescott, the Japanese suite, &c. The ex-Queen of Spain came late, and was wheeled round the French Court in a Bath chair, followed by some ladies and gentlemen of her suite. The French Court may be considered to be oet complete. The Lyons silks and advel vets, laces, the millinery, embroidery, thc.; now f their attractions to the bronzes and the jewellery, and, together with the latter, Sr. suffi cient total the court with company. The depart ment *Hotta:lto Turkey premises to be very attrac tive. A gentleman who, we were informed, is a son of /rued Pacha, is commissioner in this court, and he wks very busy yesterday directing the artangetoent of the pipes, the brocades, and other specialties of the Constantinople Buser. There is, it appears, in Turkey an Imperial silk 1 manutielory, something on the plan of the Imperial, tapesti v and porcelain inamifectories in FranclV and 'of its best produces have lean brought to the thlition. The French exhibitors have examined the specimens, and have pronounced them, especially the satins, to be of very superior quality. They are exhibited in a case in front of the department, filling a very good position in the nave, and along with them are splendidly embroidered specimens of the costumes of the various races which acknowledge the firman of the Sultan. The gold and crimson paletot of a Koord princess would create a sensation in a London ball-room . ; and there are also the cloaks of the Sheiks of the desert, and the handsome dresses of the Albanians. Altogether it is an attractive exhibition, and is rendered complete by the pipe mouthpieces of genuine amber, worth from two to five hundred pounds apiece, and very different in colour and appearance from what is generally sold u amber in this oountry. The rain yesterday tested severely the weather proof qualities of the western dome and the parte adjacent. We were glad, however, to perceive, for the sake of the Austrians, who are in rapid progress of development, that Mr. Ashton seems to have been su cces sful in stopping the leak. Some very beautiful jewellery formed the novelty in this department, beautiful not so much for the value of the gems as for the exquisite design and finished workmanship. Feathers and flowers and knots of ribbons are beautifully imitated in diamonds, and are well worthy of a visit. The exhibitor, Kobeck, of Vienna, adopts the sensibe plan of att aching the price in plain figures to each article, and as the highest is only 1,1004. and the lowest 6001. he is not likely to take his precious wares back to his own country. The English jewellers are adding daily to their costly displays. Mr. Hancock had in his case yesterday for the first time a diamond collar or necklace stated to be worth 25,0001., and a suite of emeralds and diamonds which has just been finished in his atelier, and which proved wonderfully attractive to the ladies. We observed a great deal of work being done in the nave, taking down in one place and building up in another. Foundations in a more convenient situa tion were being laid for the lighthouse, the Birming ham arms trophy had been entirely rased to the ground, and the great telescope had been dis mounted. The toys seem to be still impregnable, and the furs refuse to oipitulate, but without their removal the nave will soon be tolerably well cleared. The- trees loo Cry k wall t reminding one of the manila trees in the stal Palace, and the majolica foun tain begins to give some idea of what it will be when finished. We heard a great many complaints of a deficiency of steam in the machinery in motion department, but trust they will all be remedied before the end of the month. Earl Granville and Sir Wentworth Dilke attend daily, and are inde fatigable in their endeavours to complete the arrangements of the Exhibition. SPAIN. MADRID, MAY 14. The reports of a change of ministry are denied. A committee of the Chamber of Deputies is occu pied to-day in examining the arrangement of the redeemable debt. SPAIN AND PORTUGAL. MADRID, MAT 15. A council of ministers has been held at the Royal Castle of Ars.njues to discuss the affairs of Mexico. Letters received here from Lisbon state that the military were dispersing all armed assemblages of people in the provinces, and in so doing fired on the people. SYRIA. THE PRINCE OF WALES' TOUR IN SYRIA. Inai OUR OWN 001 BEYILOTTT, AtRU. 26.. Letters were received hereieeieitiiyfrom the Prince of Wales' party, dated the 22nd inst., when ! his Royal Highness's camp was pitched between BILIIIIIB and Jacob's Bridge, CA route from St. Jean d'Aore to Damascus, at which latter place they ex- I petted to arrive to-morrow or next day. It was not yet known whether the Prince would decide •, upon visiting Palmyra, a trip for which at least a weele,must be allowed. If he does proesed there, it will be impossible for him to arrive in Beyrout until the 12th or 15th proximo ; bat if be merely visits the various sights in Damascus, and then proceeds hither via Balbec, he may be looked for about the sth of May. Achmet Paella, the Gorse- I nor of Beyront, and Daond Pacha,Governor- General of Lebanon, are both preparing to go out in great state to meet him, the former a few i miles from the town, the latter at the confines of the district he rules over—namely, beyond the town of Zahlie, on the other side of Mount Lebanon. The letters I have seen say that the Prince is enjoying vastly the novelty of his eastern tour, and likes greatly the sans Avon of camp life. From Damascus to Beyrout there is now telegraphic communication, so that by the Trieste steamer I I shall be able to tell you the date of his Royal Highness's arrival at the former place. Throughout the Lebanon everything is perfectly quiet. Daoud Pacha appears to gain the confidence of all classes, and is fast putting his government in something like order. The Christian population i obey him because he is of their creed—he is an l Armenian catholic—and the Druses and Moslems approve of him because he is named by the Sultan. For the first time since Syria was made over to the Turkish government, in 1840, the authority of the Porte is respected in Lebanon, and the Christian population call them selves subjects of the Sultan, instead of looking to foreign powers for protection. Very few years of 1 Daoud's rule will make the Mountain one of the most orderly provinces in the empire. Also in Beyrout a very different state of things is visible to what existed two years ago. Ever since Cabooli Effendi, the new Turkish commissioner, arrived here, the various sects—or rather the Moslems and the Christiana--are placed on the most perfect equality. This year the leading Christians all paid complimentary visits to their Moslem friends at the Mthometan feast of Beiram, and the followers of the Prophet returned the compliment at Easter. In every direction about the town Achmet Pacha is opening up roads, whilst Daoud Pacha is doing the same in the Lebanon. There is at present quite a fleet of English men-of-war authored in the Bey rout Roads, viz., the Mars, 91; Doris, 36 ; Malacca, 17 ; Gannet, 11 ; Firebrand, 9 ; and Foxhound, 4 Captain Strange, of the Mars, is senior offioer. The Osborne is expected up to-day from the south. CONTINILNYAL EVANOILICAL 80CIIST. The annual !meeting of th i s impiety was bald last evening at Exeter-hall, Mr. Samuel Morley in the chair. The Rev. Mr. Sherlock read the report, which gave a meet cheering account of the state of the Sucietis Brarvitliques on the Continent, especially those iu Frame, Switzerland, and Italy. In the latter country rapid progress was matte& and the society had lately made grants of 501. in aid of the evangelist miaairmaries at Milan, and one at Pesaro. As 3000 as the state of the funds would admit, evangelists would be supplied to the principal cities of Italy. Those continental societies had "leo been greath aided by the British god Foreign Bible sod Religious Tract Societies. One pleasing source of income had occurred during the year, in the sum of 62/. received from the children in 115 of the London Sunday schools. Auxiliary societies were now very common in the oouutry, and a large increase of locums was to be hoped for. The total income foe the year had been 1,7621.14 e. 4d., an Mermen over that of the previous year, and the expenditure had been 1,7541. 4s. M., leaving a balance of 781. 9a. Bd. On the motion of the Rev. F. Tooke', the report was adopted, after which the meeting wag addressed by Dr. Merle d'Aubigny, from Genoa ; M. le Pressence, from Paris ; M. de Faye, from Lyons ; and M. Auet, from Brussels. Tbeatatementa made by these gentle men appeared to give peat satisfaction to a rather large audience. The customary vote to the chairman coocluded the meeting. CRYSTAL PALM= —ON I SHILLING DAT.—• THURSDAY, MAY 15.—Admissious on payment, 873; ditto, by season ticket', 322; total, 1,19 H. PROGRESO OP EHOLIEIIt AZT DEANUFACYDERS.— " To the Intending purchaser of so Important an article of per. social *dorms= and utility, it is of some inenortenee to be I f hl=l i tt w cl:a r ..a h n e d n iTth m us ee lt t d h tte he gnorace mere of a fruitless search. To ease we e Ose dot= • lento, bp informing them that the show-rooms of Mr. J. W. Denson, of = I and St e . Ludgtepill, ck o ln . d . ti t i ch aTl L 4=ld . . I , l=ln a rem and most beatilital designs; indeed, their exquisite taste leaves mililed to be desired by the educated. The high remits width Mr. Denson Ma attained for the qualities of his manalactons Means mead to none. Here, then will be bum{ peeked= of workmanship. combined with the highest or. a art la embellishment. kW Boneon• row-rooma are the moot el~idandi to t I City tor 40401011111M1 sad the unexampled vm4eb ab . htS driek."—Megm in" Advertiser.—Benson's Illustrated Pampas= pastime for two stamp,. is descriptive of every coastessellea el wybdt how made. ww.ea.mse by pasta* eV we. MlR•4oll.ol6delisHinstl THE DISTRS3B IN LANCASHIRE. The following are the amounts which were received yeatenlay by the Lerd Mare in aid of the above fund :—The Martini. of Leadeaderry, 1001. ; collected after sermon in the parish church of Ashford, Kent, 364 2a. &L ; Robert Norris, Esq., 101. ; Mir Charlotte Hales, fol. ; Mir Maria Halm, 51. ; Major Hawker, 16s. ; E. A., 14 10a ; O. & 8., 10a.; J. H. Reid, Req. 24 ; Mr. and Mrs. Dinghy, d Paris, 24 2e. ; A. Z., 10u ; J. E., ss. ; G. H. Payee, IU. As. ; F. N., Bernsbary, 1/. ; John aH. Hill, Req., 11.; Mao Henry Hill, 11.; J. IL L., Brui ns* 41. COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL. A special Court of Common Council wee holden yesterday for the purpose of receiving a Communication from the improvement committee in reference to a report presented by them on the 30th ult., upon the subject of the Thames embankment and the proposed new street from Blackfriars•bridge to the Mansion-house ; the Right Hoc. the Lord Mayor presided. It will be remembered that at ' the last court the improvement committee made a report to the effect that the government were willing to permit the lion to have the control sad management of the corporation to have the control sad management of the building of the proposed new street, provided they were in a condition to rime the necessary funds, estimated at more than half a million. for that purpose, and if they ware not able to do eo the building would be carried out under the control of the Metropolitan Board of Works, and the matter stood over to see if the improvement committee could take some steps to raise the foods, so that the new street might be made under the control of the corporation. Mr. Deputy Far briefly addressed the court, and having alluded to the circumstances above narrated, said the subject had again been dummied by the committee, who bad bad an interview with the Realm kaaucer, who bad stated that the corporation were not in • position to pay the sum of money required from their revenue, and they thought that it was not expedient to spend that sum when parliament was about to raise it by a zunepenny coal duty. The matter was before the select committee of the House of Commons, and he had been there during the last two days, sod from what he had beard there, he thought it would not be expedient to eater into a discussion upon the subject at the present time. The cor poration were loth to part w►th the privilege they bad held for so long • period, of having the control of im- ' provements in the City, and he hoped steps might be taken to secure that privilege. He thought the report should be referred back to the committee, and he would not ask the court to receive it in its entirety. He then moved, " That the court agree with the committee in their report with respect to the corporation not being in possession of the funds that would be required, and that it I be referred back to the committee to make further in quiries, with a view of ascertaining whether some means could be devised to enable the corporation to carry into execution the cootemplated works within the City." The Loan MAYOR said he too had been before the select committee of the House of Commons during the last two days, and from what he bad seen he was decidedly of opinion that it would be expedient that there Mould be no discussion that day, but that the report should be referred back to the committee. Mr. Deputy Bowen seconded the motion, which was agreed to nnaunnously. The court then edimarned. NATIONAL HOSPITAL FOR THR PARALYSED AND EPlLlPPlC.—lrsstsiday afternoon the second annual general meeting of the and supporters of this institution, which is situated in Quescusquaro, /3loomsbory, was held in the bused - room ; Yr. Alderman Hale presided. The re port stated that although the institution had been za existence only for two years it had met with as stymie dieted amount of support. The patients under treatment amounted to 600. and - they were still Wessman* The board regretted that all the accomaiodatiou they wall furaiele for in-petiolate was 20 beds, a number which was Wally bade mate for the cases that came wider their notion. A gnitit of 100 guineas had been roads to the hospital from the City =ion, and grants bad shoo been received from the Kim the Grasses. the MMUS, the Draws, and • ' tail Salters' Compasise. The gram income for the . 71111, had beer 3,0291. 3s. ld. • the expenditure had haws %OK ' Lk. 7d. ; leaving • liaises of ?ex 7.. lid., el width DOO led bes• totii4 The repose wee anspini, and liwiessting , iprosoaded to doss throe peesiosess to the boats wafer- . ' rd by the iestitatios. Commodore rennet, who compelled the ems wader of Wee Wens, is • esethoru nese MONS hen hose le Tsunamis& H. is arty-three years ol Ise eed lee hese la the trotted elates levy 11g-see mum . [Stamped, ld. Additional.] SPORTING INTELLIGRNOR. CHESTER RACES---Tausevaw. TH3 Du BLUM Cur of 50 son., 'yea by the proprie teee, added to a handieep a d 5 son. each. Grosvenor (keine. (9 subs.) Mr. Barber's Doncaster, 6 yrs, Bst Sab (Entwhitim Mr. Hont's Jacob, 6 ms, 74 Mb (Thcanas) Mr. Ailiwoors Everlasting, 4 yrs, 7st sib.. (H. Orimsbas) 3 Captain Cbristie's Sweet Jessamine, 3 yrs, est Mb Daley) 4 Mr. Hawkesky's Paradox, 3 yrs, 7s 41b.. ...!H. Taylor) 6 Betting : 6to 4 eget Doncaster, 3 to 1 agst Sweet Jean nine, sto 1 apt Paradox. The latter , with Jacob in clomp attendance, made play past the enclosure, and up to the half-mile poet, where Jacob took the lead, and Doncaster ma into second plum Entering the straight, the favourite nui ap to the leader, and, diapatiag et him in • few strides, won in • canter by three lengths, Everlasting finishing • bad third. ---- - - - Ts DS Eras= of 10 son. each, with 200 added, for 3-yr-cdds ; colts, art 101 b ; MN, Bat 51b. Grosvenor Course. Mr. llerrreCosta, est 101 b (Cttalloner) I Lord Wilton's e by Stockwell—Lady Iv*s zu s lp ) 2 Colonel TowneMrs Hubert, Elet 10lb (J. Lowden) 3 Mr. Dawson's The Town Councillor, flat 141.... (Bullock) 4 Mr. V. C'oo's Alarmist, Mt MW Goner) 0 Mr. Thome. s' sector, list 100 b (rordltsm) 0 Mr. J. Scott's Trust, Int Sib (Nonzero 0 • KAPACee Dmitenter Boy. get left (T. Inca) 0 Betting : 6 to 5 jest Akeymitek, Sto 1 each apt Lady Wein colt, Towa end Hubert, 7 to 1 apt Costa, 20 to 1 apt any other eibied.rp f•yoarite, Hubert, and ilka lady Evelyn colt got Aleltyfrist lending part the enekitore and roes , ' talf-ndle post, where hews beaten, and the Lid; Evelyn oolt took the ammand, and Costa ran into the second place. Entering the straight this pair singled themselves out, and a good Moe ended in Costa's hem by a hard, Hubert coming is third, two length. behind the Lady Evelyn colt. Town Councillor was a bed fourth. The winner was objected to for " hang ing" towards lord Wilton's horse, but the stewards con firmed the deckled of the judge. Haamcar of 6 sows. each, 3 ft, with 40 added. (16 sobs.) Cantata Clesikes Julla b spd (rordhant) 1 Mr. Benda 3141, 1 yrs, rat (Onmshaw) Mr. Smith's Melody, 3 yrs, (McCormick) 3 Betting : 4to 1 as Ems Juba. The favourite made all the retuning, and won in a center by four lengths, kilt° second beating the third by a like &dune. Tea Mbaauto or Wooramomes Pura, value 100 rem, added to a handicap sweepstakes of 10 son, each, the second to receive 20 son. ; limners extra, he. Grosvenor Course. (18 min). Yr. Amain Wtld Bose. 4 yrs, Int (Norman) 1w o Lord llsbridge's General HOW, 6 716. Sil tib (Clutikwas) * Mr. robert's Dictator, 4 yrs, Ist (lfordlneu Count de Lagrange*. May itaerce, • yes, an Ub (Hunter) 4 Mr. Barbel's Coronet, 15 yrs, 74 Bib (Botwiette) 0 Us D. Smith's Bars Avis, yru 74 Mb (J. Astor) 0 Mr. Walker'. ' , Marta, 6 766. iwi t i l on atay) o Mr. Moere's Master George , pm, barb ) Betting :9to 4 art Gwen] Hem, to 2 eget Hadji Stavroe, sto 1 each apt Coronet and Wild Rose. The last named, waited upon by General Hess, Dictator, and Hadji Fitsvros, made the running into the straight., where General Hess challenged, and • good race ended in a dead beet, Dic tator finiahing ball a length from the pair ; iladji Stavroe was a good fourth, and Coronet next. Wild Rose sitar wank walked over, end the stakes were divided. Tao Bomar HARDICAP of 5 eon, each, with 30 added, for all gm. Half • mile. Spleebox grodium) 1 Joliet ...(Prior) 2 Taylor) 3 LOMA Ca. light :ma. _ _ Tas Fares Bratorua, Sum of 10 sore. ea* with 100 added, for Tirol& ; colts, Bat 71b ; fillies, 11* 41b i Virrawksera'a Formidable Clab) 1 Sr. Same'. Sweet Willie (Mb Az. flarretees Watford (NM Only the above time na. LATEST BETTING IN THE TOWN. DERBY. 5 to 1 THE apt Tbe Narquis (t) Bto 1 Backdate (t) NAVAL AND MILITARY: AMMULTIG Mar 15.—APPOINiliterra.—Lieu *mot G. E. Barnes, to the St. Vincent. Sub-Lientesaat J. J. O. Satan, to tie Galatea. Barron T. K.Cegthy, to the Vesuvius. Asnetsot-Surgeon Dr. B. Alcoa, to Vsenviss. Midshipmen W. R. Clutterbuck, H. N. Lowe. and J. Hicks, to the Vesuvius ; W. IL Roberts, to the Basseekl; J. A. Daahwood, H. E. Mackan, A. B. Mansell, J. C. Montgomery, G. E. Somerset, and W. Heat, to the Galatea. Naval Csdsls A. H. H. 8. Merger, B. J. a O. Grier, M. WOmuland, W. T. Ogle, and F. C. Mariar, to the Wads. qllx . num., m t L? p• The Lords of the Admiraltyyirve decided on immediately oommencing the coostraetioe of another large iron steamer, to be built &wording to Captain Co/es's prin ciple, at Sheerness Dockyard, provided the resources of that establishment will enable the vessel to be befit at that dockyard. By direction of their lordships, a report is to be forwarded to the Admiralty, of the dimimeioss of ' the principal dock, in order that the necessary plans and (famines of the proposed vessel may be at muse prepared. The fourth dock has accordingly been surveyed, and the dimensions forwarded to the Admiralty. It is capable of allowing a vowel of about 200 feet in length, 40 feet is breadth, and of 1,300 tone, to be constructed in it. The pro posed iron ship will be constructed to mount two of Captain Coles 's cupolas. The battery of 110-pounder Armstrongs have bees got tato positioa on the fortification at the entrenos the river, sad practice will immediately commence by the Royal Artillery. PLYMOUTH, MAT 16. The transport ship King Lear arrived here this morning, with the 83rd Regiment, Colonel Steels, C. 8., commanding. She left Bombay Feb. 5, and passed the Cape of Good Hope, March 18. AZWY SCRIPTURE RlAbilli AND SOLDIIIIIB' FRI= D Socumr.—The annual meeting el the friends and patrons of this society wee held yesterday afternoon, at Willis's Rooms, King-street. The Fed of Shaftesbury presided and on the platform were Lieutenant-General Buckley, M.P., Sir H. Havelock, Major-General Lawrence, Rev. Gamin Stowell, Rev. Comm Miller, Colonel Pitcairn, to After a prayer by the Rev. F. Chalmers, Colonel Maim read the annual report, which Mated that although the funds had not increased as steadily as could have bees wished, the interest manifested in the cense of the society had in no degree diminished. The society employed 81 scripture readen, and it was most gratify* to know that the soldiers warmly appreciated their efforts. Increased support was earnestly desired. The gran income had been 10,3681. 2s. 9d., and the expenditure had bees 9.1061 ss. Bd. On the motion of the Venerable Archaise= Browne, the report was usanhammly adopted. The tasstiag was after wards addressed by various plowmen. &nose Homy, WELL-sTRErr, Lospoig Dome.— The annual meeting of the supporters of this institution was held in its museum yesterday afternoon. Captain the Hoe. F. Meade presided, and among his suprters were Mr. Somas, M.P., Captain Little, Captain - Barnett, Mr. Montagu Gore, de. The chairman in a brief address, ex plained the object. of the institution, after which the annual report was read by the secretary. Front this descent appeared that the grows brooms of the home for the your had been 10,1121. Os. 7d. The expenditure had been 8,9461. des 10d., which left a balance in the heeds of the treasurer of 1,165/ Hs. M. The ham miaowed Mack to the sanest o f 6,9571 is, 11d. Thor number of boarders at the home had been 8.746, being 120 in excess of those of the previous year. The report paid • warm tribute to the mammy of the late Prime Cowmen. On the motion of the Rev. Mr. Benue, the report was adapted. The meeting wee afterwards addressed by Hr. Scenes and other gentle- WM. Tat PRISBYTICRIAN CM:WU IN ENGLAND.— The presbyterisu church is England has been for the last few days bolding its annual synod iii the Scotch Churcl3, R ehe at-square, the Rev. Mr. Salen tine, of Loudon, being the moderator. They have, in addition to a variety of routine burden" sate- Boned the oommemoratien la the bicentenary exclusion of tliambyterian divines from the pulpit. of the church of on the emictiueut of the Act of Uniformity, and have received deputations from the church of Waldenses, at Florence, in the person of the Rev. Dr. Revel, hem Mr church at Seem M the parson of the Rev. Dr. D'Astigad, i the historian of the Reforeation. from boat the uaiheigneel *tares mid the free climatal Berland, shd from assembly is ihd. They hive aillWeled arinelle 4 the past year at Wharton. Maps*, Blyth, sad j Bi l sod new magregrions at Torquay, Tiverton. Lewes. dua l Faiield *sr liiirtot awl Novi... total eumlier ii t a e = MOP aro administrod c :t r igUs tNS Aim miaistratior ere atkeiri bc h tni ire repah miltie st= 18.11$ are dii4uire, it . 7.74 ' t!,,, a, giving in their *ammo is do pro it the Intaastionsi Exhibition, ia Om 2. tis . rs Vil ir tYll.t. s ttw „ lmriv itt r "Vi t a k " Amu br npi r riami . 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