The Express. — London, England, 1860-10-29 00:00:00

THE LIVINUSTONI SANBEZI EXPEDITION. For some time peat there bee been little Of 10 new* from Um Livingthee espatkei, but by the arrival 01 the Athens (steamer) we are welded to give we pm. leaden as he the progress of the peat traveller. The E.... J. boaart, ooe of the Zambesi nemionsbm. in a letter, elated Nyati, Matebele country, April I. UP, my.: " We ere promised an opportunity to tin bane animate early to.naorrow morning, and we used letters, on tl., principle that at is better to do so than to have them getting older the they are in ogee dm& We have had no. lb mg on , c we sent away our led peek at the beginnieg of the 'ear. wow may imagine we are Is • stets of darkness. M....b100m him • mania for bade, and would like to make u..,n trader. if be could. We have bees busy the last Renal. in gardenia sad ia getting up some ..at nl dwellings. My wile • and I are Mb, how ever, in a native hut and in our tent. I have pa.- ...Belly little to complain of 'a licaelikatses treatment, con. miming what he 1., hut meth despotism as his, especially whys the nee le marly la his dotage, involves much that i. trying to sierpeatleace and Implement to our feelings. Thee neattal are, however, of little moment, it our lielpleamma in re„,ard to that which is our 0r.% sad peat duty that we feel. lam sorry to my that our wheat has utterly failed. We were here too late to sow it in the proper name. Unload unexpected supplies come we nosy have to take to core, which is uueer stuff cw0j.....01l to our staff of life. uth Ma), Itteb. —No letters have euoceeded in reach :4g u. here except by Kuruman people, and we have only been able to mod sway one pot. Mr. sykes take. this. We haw* beard from Linyanti. Up to the middle of last month neither Livinptone our the mis wearies had arrived, though both were daily expected. We e re stall an our tent., but hope soon to be under better cover. It is winter, and moderately cold, down to degrees et seam,. We have heal fever amongst as, but not severely. Three out of our eighteen people were sittaekel one fatally. We have enjoyed very ;cod health, without exception. It is gratifying to state that we have at lenwth leen able to commence services at Matebele, The oh) King is very provoking, but there is le. es hope et seems than before. From a communication from Litheysaa, Sahibs country, dated %heath of July, we are glad to ob.erve that the ',lawn at Nesilekekee succeeded in imperiegs more friendly ia the heart of Mossliltathe towards them. Mr. lAs, one of the mitemearia residing at that pods e. bead reaeh.d Meehdis. and brought the neve that the .4.1 hie,; was co very good terms with Mr. Moffat. Mr. arid Mrs. Meeksome, of the London Missionary &May, bad pared through Nes:laths os their journey to Makuldo, where they are to rmide. .4 greet many traders visited Mecham We «ern, mineelly &shah oolonial people, together with row Kieurnans The foe-pang ecennuaketion ledl greatly teed to ease the .nu-tt *tech 'wee felt regarding the erharethemete of the Unwise, pasty. It will she be observed deg the IlatilMe WINO hr boddity team: travellers tam Mundy. NAVAL AND MILITARY. Ainsium, Oct. 27.—Aisommosna—Lieut. J. Mt* to AO Douptiola reprise n. W. PottoOlothe Stair. Aftiotwit l'astur C. R. wolb. teas Ilejeetr. %Meg tkud..ir Aosktant.lisiboor & g Willey, to it. helms, fee eerrise is the Immoi L J $ the Hun ..d J. Dude to es Ai, fur elerlis In the hiker Liel CHATHAM, Om MI Mr. W flawcueb, of Deptford Dockyard, has hers miimahtm.l by the Admiralty to maperistead the ow olrletwas th. I.nre Assa-plibtel arm miasma frigate avowed 1., la Laik .at timm matablialmemt. THE VOLUNTEER MOVEMENT. THE SOUTH MI LOILLISEX. - - - —•---• fit, S.....uniat Inc* init.:v:4lllg experitneuto wore "vele at tle• headquarter. of the South Mitl4l4..set Voltam- Itetufort If ewe, Walhate-veee. Walhatn, io order to toot th. relato.. e•erita d Prdemor Wheutotowt's sad Lieu tiioo.t I 11. , weloer'. targeta.boutseg indicators, the objects of whieh ore to .woblo Meg pantos to as without hoe thpmoilt of the %hot.. : • r ^o the afternoon a proof was given of the in .•ue nemect, tire oorp • tinder Lord }LarcLigh's mem nnal ns party of MO men ensstold off tortheewith 2:rinro belooping to tie (Moth lienstinton bagineerina t fib* Corp.). and they were ordered to form • seed bersn.twork. leniently the men, who were provided with logo set to work like so many ants, on a salmi hall eill:- h "rel in ?; minutee they b."l erected s tneetwork lop feet 1.,0 and five foot kink. They would prols.bly here accomplished the task I,OOlleT but that some .4 Olt • which were old oyes procured from the army /01 W.,. hod holt:w in them and the mad was spilled. After the breastwork woo compleled the owit manned it and tin , .l evens! volleys through the lee, the moire ..pcistion loins witnessed with intones interest by a lame amendriege who had obtained admission into the grounds. CIVIL SZDYICR REDIAIINT (21st' MIDDLIDILIC),- 11w regiment will poseard to Wimbledon for target practice tsesurow Weilneaday, Thunday, and 'Saturday ; the will be fives 11(el to GOD yards. There will be a full. drew parade en the 9th Now., to commemorate the =Hu rst-ea of the birthday of hi. Royal Highness the /Time if Wales, the honorary colonel of the regiment. Nitratt filittUlartra. —On Saturday afternoon ,:oi r marched out from its Dew parade ground, Morn. read, to the Itegent's-park Barracks. fur battalion =ill, woke its captain comurawilaut, 11ptain Rail The I•lie• of the liegi ei'.- park and the vicinity have formed a committee fur the purpose of presenting the cone with a wont =iglu, and Lieutenant T. W. Lemmoci, of 60, Olou tester•ruad, Regent's.pArk, has kindly cemented to act am an seer-tars. Iniring the week the sixth °massy — levers. Hopicinecon', who have augmented their umbers= ne...riy MO, its ma, imam. strength --asseenWed for the pm. pt• ~....uros.a.mall and non.consmiseumed =tole. For =piste the choice fell upon Mr. Boma, one of the heals of the tiros of Seamy sad Co., the military laud inatrument makers to bar Majesty's forces, mad for laol..nant upon Mr. (lowland, the tearages el Yews. 11.4.tue.0u mud Co.'s pianoforte establitlument. On has twat, the ?All North Xliddlewm will nester at a .p...rtrr past two p.m., by permission, is the enclosure of Nor ningtoo-cresosat, and march, beaded by it. excellent Mg rend croak, to the district church of lieuti.h.towii. The Per( ire, it is ualerstood, will be read lo the gev. Wm. t'. Williams, the chaplars-elect of the vilg, tad the sermon preached by the /tee. Mr. Calvert, the incumbent. It is sloe understood that the hand of the come will tyke part ice the mama= portion oif the service. I. s PON Itti tan* left Burliiigtuu h...... at Ave o'clock. on %Walley Afternooo, for their last I.:ank cartridge practice OM senate, headed bt their I bu t •i ..11.1e, the N.11111 , *0.1 of Slatjo.r Verner. Tea romsib b I.ls. t snimuoition lumina bees caned alt. Ow corps, on th..r Arrival at the e 11.1=1100 ground, Ilyde-park, proceeded volleys lo companies, by wing., and as a whole gat • dom. till eIOCIICIII were all the volleys that it is almost to .elot foot ronunendatioe any particular cow- I • to. hot the volleys of Km. I and 4, the latter composed . ....eds.,. of the • East end tletachment, drew down the too. Apple... of the imm e n.t. 'lumber of spectators •• •-- •oinp.nied the regiment to the park. it meeting d he re niter. of No. I cam.pany will he held tareeorow parade, to take into sonsidaration the puoition .1 • •• sal their .4lieers r %Titan 1.20l:11T-31•11TI.sL. Private( OnDrgo • bhebb .4 tlaptaia Deritton's commit', 264.11 Kest (Wool. • ' Hahn), having been charged with ming very it • tlttng lat.wage and with hianbordiamtion to his superior • . 't• th.• rem wr, a few days mince invrategated by a court • -• of olt.wrs ...unmanning the several enormities of • t' "..eel _inanel brigade, when the defeadent was found met cilia... of the court having been forwarded ' t • the nomnssiaLuat, I*.lonel Tull oh, a brigade order was l• nut. ;,t:4 the IMAM/ of 1.11, ate George Greesisld to Or fluster rolL l'rr.sievriattis lit A lircl.ll SY LADY HAIDIXOL 11 / 2 1 Wolnealay afternoon last a eery handsome =lvor duel at shout 29 gulaena, was presented is the kuleolg e kirk Corps be the Indies of Tooke**. The took place on the lawn = the °mak, and the •e• posented by fatly Hannan& h Hr. Iturrimi Vut.rcrinclu4 111 ITALY.-1)n ttatur '•-•. ' , ripe l y a nuinenemly attended and =diplomatic public l••••• 1•...; the lohalotants .4 Woolwich, Plummeted, arid • 'on hall at the I.ittreury Istitatien , Nebo. '• • t, for the adoption of manures to promote I! ',al mot( ..rod iteiepentlen.e. ad to co-operate with the •-"ropolitan committee for the purpose of matutainiag the ' Ica ••••• v.dostser ie.w serving wider Garibaldi. The • w-o wearied by hit. g. H. J. eraufurd. M.P. for the t • • ltur..liawlioankliemed the mortmg. Mr.9:ichariernovist .opoomment of a committee to raise fluids in a • with the sariert• of the tweeting. Mr. rear.* • tat the emotion, which was unamarouely adopted. std - use lbw appieird. The. chairman. in rrpl y • •te .4 dime= einem= that he h.luevrr attotple.l tutiNwemde mommWAsl a Hbend adlectiou ,-;l.eassiodetbavaeetiageepalmaed. Til: f N%NiIIL harsh& —WErmarrar, Ovr. 27. " werktr recd rontranakiation between Ws port and .owl tonseh ban tn., lawn entailments' for a I . trrlll crow anti neat FriaLty, and lb* • .. •• • , n /her, ••••...1 ttr t. Lc . t•. t ..r ti.u•-• • Irrek 6y IF/my .1 r•truthampicts. ;ft T • Tri .; "t'llE EXPRESS ; MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 29, VW _M • • SHARE LIST S.-THIS DAY. NOMDIATIOM—(72IM DAY.) (BY =MIMIC yea.) BONYON, YO DAT. At the nomination to-day of candidates for the re presentatice of this borough, the show of hands was dedared to be in favour of Mr. Tudied, the liberal candidate. A poll was demanded by the somervatirre. Two *Vasa. The railway share market to-tlay is firmer. Mid land stock has risen per cent., and several at the other leading descriptions } pet cant Apart from the settlement, which has com menced this day, very little business is going forward. London and North Western stock is now quoted 100} to ; Great Wes tern, nj to 721 ; Lancashire and - Yorkshire, 1174 to U 8 ; South NsaWrn, 844 to 85 ; Midland, IMI to 134} ; Great Northern, 114 to 115; and Cale donhom 91} to f. Lomrdo-Nrenetian Railway shares are dull, at jto j dis. The securities of the Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada remain very heavy. • ID6. p. et. Pr!, NM Dui sal Wok logs. MU= Isibedire .Now OItIENTAL LUIZ coapolunair.--(rms Di r) The half-yearly meeting of thin corporation took place this day, the offices, Treedneedleetreet. Mr. HAI TM M Grown Gonna is the chair. CIIAIRIANI said as it was not usual at this particular meeting to present a report to the shareholders the chief reassger lemma read the balance-sheet for the half-year ending Jose 30, showing that the corporation were in a condition to declare an interim dividend of 2:.. per share and • beaus of 10s. per share. He had no special observations to make to the share hotter, with reference to the immediate business of the meeting, bat there was one matter of considerable interest to widish he desired for • moment to all attentions. He alluded to the vexatious question of donhis income tax on Indian securities. They had taken great pine to get this matter setiefactonly arranged, and had of coons met with mail obstacles, but the present position of affairs was that ea amicable slit had been instituted between the Orien tal Bank Corporation and the Secretary of Stale for India. Tbia suit would shortly be heard in the Court of Exchequer, and the directors had scenes to believe that the remit would be favourable to this serpent tioa ; in which event those wLo receive bills on India for the interest of Indian government securities will not be subject to doable income tax. The balance-sheet having beeu read, a dividend was declared of 25e. per share, and • bonus of 10a per ahem, being at the rate of 14 per cent. per snows, free of lama tax, and payable on and after the lat of November. _ The meeting separated without discussion, and with a Tole of thanks to the chairman. mi. Ap ••• ••• 1 • N Mt W I pm ammo rm.,. =VV. Is. IN .1 Ouruemliza I Pll OL priori I Nis Anlcedlask aa 12181 all 149 16 IMWo a l9 s Ausiallaa Askol 19 10 29 17 Watanrorks— all 6 69 . IS 11x01.Aionicaa Load 0 N N FAO lo Brit & Irlehllag.TN. all ia 17 -- li. II Dal! 7 par call 11102 all 18 ft 9.1, ID Do. 0 ;21N 109 QUM& Lod as 110 116 003,1110 19 . • {Almada Tel. QI:, all 5 94. Cop. Md.otIkeBBBNR. all NO 15 Do. het n pie Imaß all II It 1, 81 Crystal NUN IN is sa 160,120 84. Do. ?reborn IN 911 MI I 160040 91. Do. Pas RN IN 31/19 SI 60000 29 6M. II Caned 1 1 700.000 IL IllocUie Wass* 7,1 S Db. Saw ll lc 09 Na I 70. 6 Eng. and Aut. ON. all 29 le 20003 16 Oen. Nam Nailsiier 14 -- -- 190,000 lOr 8114. (IdenlisdA ~ all I I 100,000 1 Do. 179 per cent. Tod. all 12,000 6 lam DI •aikN6 TeL Xt 34 Ns 60,000 20 Looks Dieoouot (L) _ I Hn .. 31 100,000 4 Loa. Om. Oasolleas Co. all 60.000 20 Madras lats. 11 Cowl 1 Ipm 70.000 10 11edltarNesselNes.2111 all •••• -.• 11,000 10 Medltsr,Rs. TeL llgn.) all 2 a 00,000 26 Natiosal Blaso Co 1 19 1 die 6,000 10 Narbteddanoattlroa(L) 1 3 2 dls 11,210 10 lietbssisiels lamd , anti 90,000 6 Do. Op. e., U. all ;IN an a 1 1. IN N. Wm. •R. theN. Ld. SO •••• .... 188,670 IN. Belt Leftedleaket all 119 t 9 . 1 • ON NON 2 it. . New Ilhares• 16, 10 • Lo. do 9181 . B 6 . glis.) . /1 I N &Ivor Ueda 108. 100 47 10 di N . and Odas.lloaam all 70 78 20 , 110 Do. New IS IN 149 pen 10, 99 Red tlea & Ind. Ti 49 o.forrAttek.Oov all 171 179 179 10, If 1 6. • Mall Naas .. _ 00 50 62 N. ANL Invests lOO 1211 1211 - -,•„ 1111 _ ANNlallaa Land all IS N ` r ." I"" • Tal ticsly Ss. ils. IMBNANN NI I •-• — t . '" ft 19144.06.14.0aa I —. am Dinsies Lad-- Si 9 10 LAW INTI L LIOENCE. Man DAY.) COURT 01? BANKRUPTCY. alslimb Mr. Oessemissioar GoulburiL ) u ass NVTT. The holoupi we • jeweller, of Leadenhall-street. He men lateen re govt for his last examination, when he •■• append by Yr. Iltepher, for the assignees, chiedy on i s eh Lwand that Us bad inserted in his balance sheet • debt of 300 f. to • Mr. Seeger, his brotherin-law. Mr. MDer was fm the bankrupt. His Hamer new pee judgement. He observed that this was Gm of rho mess where a compromise had Men et tered, whir bad re salted, as usual, in disappoint azler to ths creditors sod the debtor, and had locarred • peak additional e xp ense. The ansged beardless with roger ware mar suspicious. The arroast which Barger pm of himself was extraor diary. He said he had bass • waiter for several years, then • herniae, then he bed kept • chandler's shop, acid at terwards berm • gresigremer, • inflow.chsadier, and then • coffee-honseltesper. This reeription was something like that attached to as insolvent debtor whoa petitioning the court. In nor of these buai ' neer had he kept my books. His evidence we most mi -1 satisfactory; he pee no positive answer; and when ques tioned as to his alleged advances to the briar* he could not tell in what shape they were made. The bankrupt's evidence was equally uncertant. No jury would for • moment attach any credit to the story, which in the opinion of the court was to • greet extent concocted. But the oitieetioa returned, whether the bealrniiit could give say better amount than he had dune`. The court would take the domes adopted by the Lords Justices in one or two recent COMM. and allow the bankrupt to pus his examinatios—all these qlloolaollll being reserved for orinclesition as matters of conduct at the eertilkate meeting. The assignees had acted very properly in investi. gating this case to the utmost, and bringing all the facts before the court. Pawed Accordingly. IN IN SDLIT AND D %CU+. The bankrupts ;Weetam ta of Dorrington street, elerkenwelL They owe to unsecured creditors 4271., besides liabilities w bills of 1,2001. The assets are stated at 4001. On the spoliation of Mr. Link Liter, for the assigner*, an adjournment of the examination mottling wee ortlensl. The hankrept WSJ described as a dealer in iron, of Fish. dreet.hill. This was the certificate meeting. The accounts prepared by Mews. Hart ebow nameured debts of 1,7361., with property surrendered valued at a greater amount, but this cossista ehirdy of English, Frisch, awl Belgian patent for improvements in the fire-boxes of locomotires. Mr. Netball, in his report on the oats, expressed an unfa vourable neal as to the =MUM likely to be realised by the pike to. Mr. Bagley. on behalf of Messrs. Martin and Stone, banker., opposing creditors, asked for the &slimes@ to after tarn the value of the patents. Mr. Reed, for the maniple''', said that the value was already pretty well entertained. After defraying the mortgagee on the patents 5001. would be the outside of the Este Ultunately short adjourament was ordered. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) SOUTHWARK. ....____ ...._.__. Mew Dinat-14 a . girl, about 19 years of sew was brought before Mr. eherged with attempting to drown herself in the river Mawr at Loodoehridgie. A coostubla of the I division elated that on Friday nijit he was on duty soar the railway torminna when be reoeivol informatioa that a female bad:owed into the river from the pier ea the gamy Ms Ile proceeded there and sow a boas* sad slosai k idft p= ll Z bottom atom and be buss* ems poise Isaisoissisi I. Ilia water. Wilms oiled out to a liglassess who was is • evert ekes by, sad a socusest aflame* ho ass As prisoner come to the eurfaes, and the easissimil gottuNg her out, and abe was leveght gam is • mists of usooeseieueuese. He ocaveyed her to Qs waklisows whirs oho has remained ever miatia Is mower to the Merge the primmer mil she bed nowhere to go to and she we `peat diatoms. Colonise, tJ M, said that be know this . She had Imo is trouble sod he believed asly d irpd from prism witWe the lad few days. Ile wm acquainted with the whole of the family. Her father went to Australia • few years ago leaviog Lb wife with • large family tot—lly napiovided for. The poor woman way • reopuctahle bard !Neale and did all she could to provide for the The prisoner said that aim had no home, and rather than return to her old habit. she would destroy hermit. Mr. Hurrham told bar that it wao a very wicked sat she had attempted. and nothing could justify it. He should remand her until fiss.erdey asst, wham abs woad Lo , seen by the prima eimplaia. WORSHIP-MUM. D lODIC LT TO • MAO= Orr OTBALDIG. Jame* Plaster RSA chergod with tattling a dog. a 4 sad a black mere, with hararo complete, vahm 40(., the property of Mr. Thomas North. _ the evenin g the 17th inst. the prosecutor, who resides at Bliwkwall, left his property a. mentioned in W charge of the pot se at the door of the Roll and Ball, Ropemaker-street, Finsbury. The pato= ustPttired of his trod turned ft over to s rang men I r Sibley, and shortly aftorwards the priewer, who was known to him, came up, entered is** 1111111•111M1• tin°, sod proposed • chive. This wen emmeited te j mad after • turn or two " mend the house,' Sibley left the trip with the prisoner under the assurance that he would take it back to the public-house. Proseentor beard se more of the matter than thin that night ; the in,.., sad 6 1 11 Kort did not niters, but on thu following day the *lee rear. tamed that hoth had been offered for sale by the primmer to Mr. Gilbert, landlord of the Lord Nelson, in Miloend• road, who refused to pinhole. Mr. Romaine, • cab proprietor in the neighbourboad, perceiving that the pruioner was in Nam, offered to take charge of the "con cern" until the morning, and this was deoe. Prisoner no th, next day WWI offered to sell the property, and was theu sober. Mr. Gilbert again refused to purchase, as the ilosisiel for the lot was only 20f., the trap alone being worth that sum. By this time the police had followed up, and the alleged owner wan taken into custody. On evidence of all this, the &coined was remanded from time to thee, but not aaythins mold be aseartainel about him beyond the fact that he bad offered the property for ode even previews' to seeing Mr. Gilbert, and the defence was that he was iotosioited Ter. Krir;x, ;1 7 ternproIi;ged inquiry, raid that the question was thirn, had the prisoner at the time the property was left in his poseserion anv minim furandi. ft appeared that he was ma Neer when he offered it for sale, although he sub sequently was sober and proposed the same. Was he tipsy when with Silley? Sibley said they had had several pinta of beer together. Mr. not observed that, although it was monetwous that a fellow thotild act as the priaouer had, he yet felt eon. ?laced that no jury would convict him of the doilies seder such circumstance'. !Similar 1114113 hail been tried, sad the result was so. The matter must drop, and the charge be &mimed. Tire pitman end others inknestcil in the c Ise appeared empriied at the malt, awl the prosecutor compismeil of haring to remunerate the 'rigorism who hail atteseled. MAItYLEBONE. townie IN THt &Xt.EYT'c CANAL. AP11 , 3 Rocklin/ad/et, • faittlle aged female, resitting in Barnes street, Lissoo•grove, was charged before Mr. Seeker, with attempting to commit suicide in the Regent's canal, near Yaids..ka It tampered from the evidence that ou Saturday night about 11 o'clock, as Pktun, A, was on duty near the bridge at Makishill, be observed the primmer on the towing path apparently In a very desponding condition. He went up to her and found that she was crying. He toll her that he was afraid ahe was going to destroy herself. MU' observed that she was a hard-working woman, and that shortly beton, her huslood twine hums and abused her most shamefnlly. She added that she woukl rather drown herself than pat up with his abuse any longer. He re marked upon the wielterineso of self•destruettoe, upon which she said that she should go home. He left her in that veto, but upon returning to the same spot in a elicit time he found her there again. He again spoke to her, upon which he wee indacied to holinve, after be hail spoken to her, that she went make us attempt upon her life, and he left her. I t g ar a ge wpsassal that before the constable Pi ton lied = wog teem go lowing gala a woman was seen to moil, the hi* into the meal. Upon the prisoner main thin else pre a piercing shriek, which drew Moo sad another eusetable to her. She then pnlated to the wet where the other woman wan She was eventaally found, het life was satinet. Her body was taken to the claabannont and the Flower to the station buena The primate woe east to the House of Detention for a week. P.o OT A JIIWELLIIII . II SRO? AT MANCHA/RM. —On S..turdny roorninlt was &wavered that the ahop of lb. Batty, Jeweller, niset-lisillge, Kaneheater, had been entered by Odom Awing the night, and that 13D gold guard chats; 80 guid Anna, and other valuable. (including nirvana gulches), essouutiag to 1,0001., had be stolen. The ..trans id the thieves Ind bee. facilitated by a shop nest dose hag wiewenplied. Tsit It:armors Dzam Or • WILMA Co ITAALIIII7 Gum= Tows.-0. Saturday a jury iominiblod at the Zleplimmt and Castle, Kints.roul, ',make Town, to *ain lets sh e e e nwee L eenee inspecting the death of Pakv - oteetshie George Briton, 229 g, who was found deed, with hie shall frighthdly fractured, in the area of the pat touotolaoses attached to the ground., of St. Stephen's Pawitabirect, kW widen Town. After hearing the evi dence the jury returned a verdict of ** Accidental Death,. a. ivinpaa?ing that lenlict with an opinion that the area .1.0n1.1 -I 0 i, 34aInst similar accident., it haiiig highly dangerous to children. THE RTEPHILT MURDER. It is rather a curious tact that the prisoner en tertained, or pretended to do so, a coavietion that he would surely be acquitted of the charge, and that it wail at his own urgent inquest that the trial took place at the recent season, aa he said he was tired ci being in prison, and wanted to pet out. His learned counsel, Mr. Beat, was extremely &irons that the trial should be postponed to the next session, as it would have given an opportunity for the excitement that had bees created in the public mind to cool down, and them is so doubt UM, if an appßcation to that effect had been made to the Magee, it would have beet complied with ; and, indeed, it is generally the rule in all these serious cases not to try the prisoner at the saineemaim that the bill is found by the grand Jeri. Mr. Wood, Mullins' solicitor, it moms, suggested to the pri soner that this coarse ahould be taken ' bat he °Welled to it. and it was at hie own earnest desire that the trial we. brought on. For • short time after the trial the primmer exhibited a mod deal of excitement, and amerliel that he:uas innocent of the crime of which be had been eon vict.si, bat Mies then he has beams quite olio, and appr. ready resigned, and evidently feels the fearful position in which he is placed. The r and all his family, it seems, are Roman but, it appears, that before his trial be made no *adios to attend divine Barrio, is the dispel at the prima, rod lietared with apparent Wat tles to the ezhattaliase of the Wm. Mr. Davis, the wil lowy. Os thamoday, however, he eupeseed to Mr. Joao.. : Site Gomm, of N • drain to see • = t,tial et his OM sad that est lemma ems a oommloation to the Chehalis et that elle* mad elate thus the prbassr he.here by a Romeo arthelle Out. asd he will le permitted to lime ace= to him wimple, he phew the interval that will elapse Wawa has ereeatioa,= will take piece on Monday, the 12th of November. It is not likely, even if the rumeer should man • coat mica, that the real circumstances under white pear old Mra Presley we. so brutally murdered will ever re tally made brows to the public, as a statement of sae a mime blade to a Roman catholic priest is considered as elm under the seal of coafendon, and therefore sacred, and would not, under any Mreemetancea, be divulged by the party to whom t was made. Sir Benjamin Brodie, feeling his inability from his recent impairment of sight to perkem all the duties d President of the Royal Society, fonnuded hie resignation of that office to the maned of that body. At a special meeting held last week the coma unanimously resolved to request Sir Renjamin to allow himself to hengain mi n i. into] as president, with an endentanding that Ise should not be called upon to perform the duties of the office for the peewit. This arrangemeet, we understand, meets with the hearty approval of the fellows, who, without doubt, sincerely hope that the further treatment which he is about to undergo will prove so succesnul that he may still be enabled to continue those duties he has so well discharged for the last two years. &fader these eireumstencee Sir Ben jamin Brodie has consented to be =Mooted as president. We see rejoins' to stale that there has been marked im provement in the sight of the left eye of the distinguished president nom the operation for glaucoma wea performed. The improvement is promotive. The development of cataract in the right eye has rendered an operatics fee this defect desirable. It is confidently anticipated that this proceeding will be attended by a successful Mum Loom t. -- • • • Tax AernITZOTIJILIL ABSOCIATIOX.—The opening •aaKmg and torments:Sone of the amiss of 18110-81 was held ea Priday evening, at the gallery of the Architetteral Union Company, Conduit-attest The chair was tuna by the president, Mr. Roger Smith; and among the se i czt were Mr. Gilbert Scott, Professor Hassidim', Mr. Professor Hopkins, Mr. Hayter Lewis, and • camber ei gentlemen connected with the prolcssioe. The president read tho inairmrsi address, in which—having stated the progress made'with various public buildings re the seers polo, within the last year, especially instancing the sew schools in Endell-street, Skswnsbury, as • fine specimen of the modern coutineetal pointed style—he referred to the Ines which the country had sustained by tbodestbsof Sir C. Barry, Mr. Brune!, and Mr. Robert Stephenson. Mr. Gil bert Scott, Professor Donaldson, avid other gentlemen sub semeetly offered a few observations on the peaetieal utility of architectural associations, sad a cordial wish was =- premed that the Architectural Association and the Royal Institute of British Architects might long rarest, on terms of mutual friendship and independence. Some fine tutus tapestry from designs by Julio Romano were exhibited in the room, sad also scene beautiful phreegra p hs and arehi• tc‘ tun! drswins. The galleries wore by the patent ebaixiehers invented by Mr. Hatches, of Hat ton-garden, which were generally Edwina'. la the course of the evening th e prise for the best drawing is the elms of design was presented to Mr. Sams. C.oMPLI ZNT TO Loan BROPCITAX. —The London and North Western Rahway Company, on the recent visit of Lord Brougham to Huddersfield, evinced their WO respect for his lordship by placing, for his return, e special trate at his disposal, sod gave order to ell their officers to pay particular attention to his comfort throughout the route. ----- ST. GEOROB'E-IN-THE-EAST.—It ie n e nTeeable to be able to state that yesterday again, u on the previous Sun dae, the services at the oburish of St. George's.iu.theltnat, both inuring and vetoing, were conducted without any iterruptios worth notice. Tam Muma' or ALDERMAN SERRRY.—IALYZ. RICK, FRIDAY EVINIKU.—IIe coroners inquest has resulted in a verdict at wilful murder erinet some persons un known. bat the government has art telegraphed to have the body or retruna, which were riot yesterday morning, eehnineeL The reason of the miming being exhumed is the want of evil oce as to the identity of the body, the only tiornble evidence aa yet recorded being a piece at tremor still left no one of the tsp. The general fooling is that there must bare been a wellorganised co Lot it is lamentable to see the tetra want of sympathy amongst the lower order.. They almost ail say he wen a tyrant, and awns to think that a *sliiiontka at the murder. Ala Mr. Sheehy was esemi in th e eity a greet hisolort people, OM so embalm was he of the enmity of army of his tenantry, that wise he gat the decree lac the ejection of MO of them, alma by the hesitater at Miklos Sessions, kw remarked that Ito was aware that all his tenantry wool. like to shoot him. Of enures the . barrister immediately called him to vole _ THE BRADFORD TlLAORDY.—Margaret (lowland, otherwise Sutton, the desilloyer of the lives of her two children et Bradford, remained alive atthe public infirmary in that town on Saturday night. The wound her throat wee healing, bat she was afilicted with bronchitis. sad wan in sw.b • state as to make it doubtful whether she woad ultimately recover. (lowland, the father of the murdered children, will he agate brought before the Bradford borough magistrate* this day (Woodsy). It appears that the span. MI document found in his poselillirle, and purporting to be a certified o n yof the register et the marriage of himself and Suttee, does not *Detain the correct Christian niimft of the clergy who officiated at St. thwsld's, Durham, in 1a6.5, stud therefore it is expected the charge of forgery will fail. Surinam Devil/. —Yeaterday (Friday) afternoon the Rev. James Wilson Claws. B. muter of the Trow bridge Gramm a r S c h oo l , w hil s t ou t A., for riding exercise in the drive through the park of Walter Lou-,. Esq., P. wee found lying flat oie biz face in s pool of I.l , sid, quite dead. This discovery was made by Joyce, the man at the lodge, to whom be had been talking only about a quarter of an hour before. His home gallopped back op the road to the ledge libel, Joyce found the rev. gentleman about half a voile train the lodge, lying is s pool of blood. Re loudly called for help, and amistance having bees rendered the body was taken home, and it is supposed that he ruptured • blood vessel and fell from his hues end wee eaffoested. The grief occasioned at the school senong the boys was very poi, We rev. gentleman being every kind and effeellegate rake, sad wee well I,oloved and mach nespeetga istk• teen. nit makes the fourth gladden death la the Mown Anew the week.—Sehrhery Aurae/. Csrr or Lomnom Hooirerai. woo DEMON MP TRH cow, VICTORIA PARIL—The number of patients refitted at this institution duriog eel( Wad JJO. of which 162 were new awes. wiLiutisy Bailie AND ROCKS: Ni Wit/ tilaioarVai IS 7$ SO ni MI Se SS IS SI 91i •* et 43.2 n. BioObeli= &MAC Wokslan Cork and Hoodoo wan Do. A j A no di.. until a Do. 8 1 p.c. ls palate & Dublia and Balfaat Jos. ChuoL,Pora, It Abd.Ja. it. 4 itot m oo " Lotus Itoillors Union, Stock • Do. Stook 1 But Illatolk &sibilants and Glasgow bilabrW,Porta, Denim Falk sad (ids J. Climes 4! . 0. reiiim. 611 1 17 $T 621 811 MI I"a.~tiai Do. • 1D•3! 010 t. email Wel (11 O i lire 4 Wasters D°•9I.,a."I.LPOL OL o larsalakei laYOrkubl u don and Madman last► igo-4. - w4i. - ii - eadriolddisul lista.,oo,ll.lassimb lt•trapolitsa too 1787 - 116i.i&iii: . WI VW. OIL Ara. (1996); ah al Mid KIM (Qv bleiry.uct.Aber.o9 Sus. 9 Newry& Armagl‘dd all lfewry,Wanteop. LOO Norfolk ile Northern Counties U 10/1 Borth Britten W forth Devon DAL ft D MI Dn. • IN A. 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Dow Nattiest Dr* Dow Mali widow Onawial Doak Gaga Olasarst Dank haorlawial few Do. Wilt Australia ,Onion oft 4.lktnal• ....1.1 Loultll4 16 0011MEROIAL AND ./LIMIAL/11-(THIS DAY.) rrs. Yesterday was is. el the AMA days of the entire year, the weather being relearkably clear mad summer-like. To- d . : l l= was lathier adore leg ever London, but it hes bele allipmed, and the sea is shining brightly. Rp_pewm, however, is now fest declining. The Oak supply el WI& wheat led week was ma deiedis pee ship sad sell. Meer ream !Baena Barley, bums, and per Ant Oats mere libeled per land c trriage. Misk i i: e r ai ran= paresis el ankh barley, but et* a resell ' Tie hedge mink d wheal; were heavy-American, Itressims, Awe* Zediterremm• sad Black Sea. Flour, WV Nl* el Menden brerels, nod several sacks Arm Inemea, mad Beigi Barl a It. williadepastley, Is4 Bledirea ssa. earl ?moos. ey Oats a virepemiineted wriptir„ nem* Raulee amid Spaniel. • fellr goentity of beam and tree; but very 'bon. The wheat trade today um* be quoted without alba tion from Monday lag, Amines taking rails. more m bet buyers anwilfts to mks any advisee en that ci c Z ' mesa Barley erre sad grinding timmiptiose f Is. per quarter darer. Oats are Id. to la demur than this day mask for old corn. Beane fully ls. dearer, and peas 6a to 4%. dearer than last week. Foreign flour trade without alterstiou in value, Norfolk's 42a. to 43a. ; white mustard at 14s. per bushel ; Canary teed, 645. t 65e. per qr. Wunev. -English : Eras and Kent, white, new, liOa. to 64e. ; ditto, fine old, 66.10 685.; ditto red, new, 445. to Mk.; ditto, des, old, 545. to 63.. ; Norfolk, Ste., line, old, 69a. to Its; red, new, 495. to OM Foreign : Dmitri; 645. to 665. ; Gee, 665. to 74e. ; Konipberg, 565. to 64a. ; &Ito, extra, 64a. to 1141 s.; Rostock, 665. to 68e. ; fine, old, 69a. to na.; Anambra white, OM to 67a ; ditto red. Ws. to 64. UMW-English mating. 445. to 50a; grinding, 27e. to 331 i. to 395. ;d • distilli n itto &Meg, 32s .to g, 445. to 50a. per qr.4os. foreign grinding, MALT.-English, Seem sad Norfolk. 52e. to 58s. ; fine, 655. toles.; Kingske sad town made, 53e. to 68e.; fine, 645. to 713 e.; brown, fine, Ws.; pale, 775. OATS.-English feed, 15e 04. to 30a. Od. ; potato, 28a. to ; fir. M. to 31s. Ocl. HisAmi.-Biei& tick. 42e. to 48s. ; harrow, 445. to 51a. ; pi= MM. to 56a. ; foreign, 40a. to 48e. -Rees h bu 11,,, 440. is 49•.; maple, 47a to 484.; per, as. to 46a.; Amiga, lea to 475. ttona.-English town, 565. to 575.; country. 43e. to 47a.; households, 455. to Hs.; Norfolk and Suffolk, 43a. to 445.; French, 41s. to 50e. per sack : Americas, 31.. to 36e.; Spanish, 41s. to 52e. ALLIVALS INTO LONDON FROM ocr. 22 20 ocr. 27. I 00001,100. Wheat. Batley. Malt. Osta 'Seise Nee Thar— gra qts. 7 g a rt gel. qv: , c. Ws licks WllB2 . . IS 21110 SI 181 .... 110 .. .. Nostsi .. ...i 47458 70i: .... HST 1100 Si SUSS 7N7 11. 11 IA I as 18 MO 11111 IC U .. 1107 sur S W 7 17 us 1 Imo . se .. 107! IL s. komi 10 nt $1 146 1/0 US '.. 411 IllesSis :-1 , a whoa. MA esis, and 106 ewts Sooa.. YLKOING-LANI.—(THIS DAY.) The following 'subtle Weser* advertised for tomorrow : Sugar : 910 hhda. Barividnes, 6,100 bags Mauritius", 9,000 bap Madras, and 2,203 bap Bengal. Coffee : aoo casks Plantation Ceylon, and 100 bap Rio. Tea : about 2,500 packages. The transactions in our market since Friday have been few. SUGAI is firm, with an upward tendency. it cargo of Ramesh has been sold afloat. Refined brown lumps quoted 50a. to 50s. 6d. Oorsin hes a quiet appearance. TRA.—Large public sales will commence to-morrow, and in the absence al news from China the market is Assault. Cocoa. —Grenada ham been sold at Ms. to 63a, Ries continues firm, at Saturday's priors. Corm' remain& dull. Markets generilly steady to-day. TALLOW MARKET.—{THIS DAY.) The market in stand,. Town tallow is quoted 595. 6d. net Gab ; Petersburg T.C. on the spot, 595. to 50s. 3d. ; all the year, 59c ; December, 595. ; January to March, 595. 3d. to 595. 6d. PAILTICULULS OF TALLOW. M(qpi MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoci. The funds to-day are rather firmer, and a reco very of i per cent. has taken place. Very little busi ness is going furward, attention being principally._ directed to preparations for Wedneaday's settlement in shares and foreign stocks. The arrangements in ; progress have been attended with a favourable. , effect upon tie prices of British railway stocks, which have improved to the extent of about I per cent. Midland is in chief request. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Routes were quoted 68fr. 96c., being fully por cent. better than os Saturday. Consols are officially marked 921 and foe money, and 94 for the account.; The present quotations are 921 to 93 for , money, and 94 to 93 for the Bth of November. , L The official business report is as follows :—lksak, Stock, 232 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, Kt,' ; New Three per Cents., 91k, I ; Thirty Years' Annuities, expiring in April, 1885, 163 ; India Stook, 220{ ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 1859, 103; ditto Bonds, 3e. dia. ; Five per Cent. "on faced" rupee paper, 95 ; Exchequerßilla, Is. prem., 4s. dia. The foreign stock market remains rather quiet. The contradictory advice' from Mexico have been attended with a fall in Mexican bonds ; the last transactions recorded are at 214. The Turkish loan of 1864 is steady, at 70 to 4, whilst that of 1868 is rather better, at 554 to Sales are recorded as follows :—Bra zilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 88 ; Mexican Three per Cents, 22, 4, 214 ; New Gra nada Active, 16 ; Portuguese Three per Con* 1863, 45 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860 (scrip), prem ; ditto Three per Cents., 1859, 64 ; Sisuiish Three per Cents., 484 ; Turkish Six per Center, 1854, 704, 3 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, 55, 4 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., 224. TIN MinriLs rurr Two. The stock of the Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada, after being marked 23, has recovered to 24 to i. Owing to the uncertainty which prevails with regard to the future course of the discount market, there is more than the usual demand for unex ceptionable short bills, and these are, accordingly, diecounted at 4or even 3j per ceut. In all othe; instances 4 per cent. and upwards is charged. At Vienna ou Friday a rise of i per cent. occurred in the Austrian funds. The stock of the Bank of England continues very Gm, with few sellers, the regulations adopted by that establishment with regard to the dins:mat houses being found to haves good effect upon its profits. About 80,0001. in bar gold was taken from the • Bank on Saturday for transmission to the Con tinent : 40,000:. of this amount is known to be for Spain. The imports of specie last week reached only 187,0001., nearly all from Melbourne. The Swiftsure, from Melbourne, with 282,6001. in gold, was spoken with on the 2nd inst. in lat. 8 N., long. 32 W., and may soon be expected oft the coast, being a fast reaseL The Board of Trade returns for the mouth of September show a continued and remarkable growth of the general export trade. The shipments of commodities; of British produce or manufacture amounted to 13,046,4541. for the month, being 17 per cent, more than last year, and 27 per cent. more than in 1868, and to ' 101,724,3401. for the nine months, being 3 percent. more than in 1859, and 18 per cent. more than in 1868. The principal increase iu the exports for the month is again in cotton manufactures ; and it is very satisfactory to remark that it is distributed in nearly every direction, except to India, whither the quantity exported was nearly the same as in the corresponding month of last year. Trade generally with the United States continuos to exhibit signs of revival. In the returns of imports, the most inte resting movement is the great increase in grain and flour. Of wheat we took in the month 853,443 quarters against 180,899 iu 1869, and 306,813 in 1868, and of dour 537,960 cwt. against 120,738 and 19%184. The fifth ordinary meeting of the Eastern Bengal Railway Company is called for the 21st November. SATuasAT Emrve. Console, which closed yesterday iTit 92} to 93 for the Bth Nov., opened this morning at 921 to 1, and so closed, both for money and the amount. The official business report is as follows: Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, ; ditto for account (Nov. 8), 921, 1; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 1; New Three per Cents., 911, ; Bank Stock, 232 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1869, 103, 1021, 108 ; ditto Four per Cent. De bentures, 1868, 96 ; ditto, Bonds, 7 die. ; Five per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 96. Indian government securities remain flat, offers still predominating. The rumour of an impending loan has caused a fresh fall of 1 per cent. in the Five per Ceut. stuck of 1869, which closed at 1021 to 103. There were some sales of India Bonds at 7s. dia. The rupee paper was without inquiry. Exchequer Bills were quoted 2a. dia. to 2a. prem. The foreign stock market was dull. Mexican Bonds have receded to 221 to 1. Spanish were rather more offered. Turkish were fairly sup ported, the issue of 1864 leaving off at 76 to 1 1 , and that of 1858 at 65 to 1. The long options of the Illinois Central Railroad Company were dealt in to-day at 3. The new shares of the Midland Railway Com pany were quoted 1 13-16 to 1 16-16 prem. The closing quotations for abates to new under takings were as follow :--Ooean Marine Insur ance, 1 to 2 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, tol prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, 7-16 to 9-16 prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, #to 1 dia. ; East India Irrigation, Ito 1-16 dia. MINES.-THLS DAY. Two °Two& The British mining stock market is quiet to-day, partly owing to the commencement of the fort nightly settlement. In the Stock Fachange Alfred Consols shares are officially marked ; and West Ceradon, 72. Shares in the under mentioned mines have likewise changed hands, viz., West Rose Down, Ram Wheal Russell, Bottle Bill, Stray Park, and KeUy Bray Foreign and colonial mining shares are likewise quiet,. 800 Accord Copper have been dealt in at tn. die. ; and Mariquita at 7s. Od. The second annual meeting of the Bohemian Cual Mining Vompany is called for the 10th November. At Wheal Clifford meeting on theatith inst. the accounts showed a credit balsam of 2,5631. La 10d. A illvidend of SS. per share (2,5001.) wad declared ; leaving GU. 4s. 10d. to the nestsecount. _ _ _ Tiei. , lJrtitfreskerbp Nino accounts, preseuted lat the eassiiag en tho 2/ad iust., showed a debit Wasp of 2701. 14s. 2d. Bedford Congas on the Zth inst. =do a call d IL per *LPL At Wheal Damsel meeting on the 26th teat the accounla sheered a debit balance of 476/. 17a. 4d. Aea of 31. per elms woe made. LITILIM,AT SERVICIII6.—.BAIMODTH, SATURDAY.— Yedentry umraing the schooner, William Keith, of Car ear van, went adhere during 'beery gale of wind from 8. W. en the north bar of Bannoutdi, • meet dangerous place, When she was grinding heavily and the sea making fearful breaches °ember. In such a very rough sea no shore heat bad dared to approaelithe vessel, bet the lifeboat of the National Lifeboat listitdtion having been immediately launched and mod, moon reached, without much difficulty, the eolinaser, and took from her, to their great joy, the master's wife and child, the crew preferring to remain by the vessel. • Aber leading the women and her child, the lifeboat agaia estarsed le the yawl. and remained by her until eight o'clock last night; when the weather haring considerably moderated, she returned to the shore. Walt on Mod MU day Delivery kit weak Ditto tram tat Joao val last w Ditto trout e rror St Arri dik DittoC. pot wt. Ms day SA Taw* IPA Prior M. id. 411,1111 LIR MANI MPS MOMS Mk. Ild. 425. M. -- • • -- tor dice week malio — iiiov. r last year, &OS OM sod Aellme LIM arks. The arrival last week eamortsed 5,9116 awn from At Madam 1184 from Booth America, and 61 from other place& Teed. 8.410 cask/. METROPOLITAN CATTLE lIARENT. (THIS DAY.) We Wear& a large supply of beasts and trade is very heavy. Prices range about the same es oc Thursday leek. The ea nber of sheep is much smaller ; howevr,the doomed is alai very limited and prices are .ot much better. Oa/vse ere eel se plentiful and rather dearer. Our foreign supply sessisie d 1,806 beads, 7,900 sheep, and 113 calves. Per slaw of as. a. 4. a. 4. Per game el Bba ad.a d. Sea Heele. Nereids. 4 6 II Deal Dee W-bde reathert-god a borse . 4 I 6 leet Do. 60 Loreforeek.... 4 - 8 6 • Shorn . Oahu I lures • awed idea 4 • 4 4 4 0 • Do. be. Mora 1111:— 11664 I Lobe Herbs 1:4 11 = 1646: limp and Was. SLIM ; Oahu. 160: Hv. 326 BOROUGH HOP WARKZT.—(THIS DAY.) moan. Pattenden and Smith report that he new as well as 18M/s and older hops are in good demand ; second clam and inferior of all sor.s are difficult to dispose of ; cons.- gently there ie a very great di ff erence in pion. The dub y fluctuates between 40,00 W. and 50,000 f., but it is Omni& it will be doclarod during the week. COAL MARKET.-(THIS DAT.) Walls Ind Holton, id. 3d. : Walls Red Haswell, IN. 3d . ; Walls Rod Starjes, 90s. 3d. • Walls End South Helton 20s. 3d. ; Walls E n d Bad dyrs HAWN 191. id. • Walls End South Hartle pool, 19s. dd. ; Walls Zed Haugh Hall, 18a. 9d.; Walls Red Kepler Grange, 19s. 3d. ; Eden 19a. ; Walls Red Thorpe. 19s. ; Walls End Acorn Close, 18s. 9d. ; Walla End Hatton Lyons, 18s. Bd. : Walls Zed Belmont, 18s. 3d. ; Walls End Fratowellante, 18s. Ad. • Walls Zed Northumberland, 18s. &L ;Walls Rod West Heitra, 18s. 9d.; Hilda, 17s. 9d. ; WalL 16fd Edes, 18a. Ad.; Walls Bad Hadley, 18s. &L ; PiMlattos, 17a.; hasher, 175.; Holywsll , Us. &I.; Wylan. 1 8 s Id.; Merthyr Dare, 21a. dd. ; TanAeld Moor, uu. ; West Hartley 17s. ; Crailhard., 15a. ; Behold. Hartley, 17s. ; Dariderels Hartley, 17s. ' • Haettop Hartley, 17a. ; Lambert's Hartley, Hs. ed.-57 ships at market. LONDON, CHATHAM, AND DoTES RAJMAT.— The portion of the line from ChAth:un to St. Mary's Osay will bs opened for public traffic on Wednesday neat, Uwe forming a direct communication from Chinterbery west-end of the metropolis. A grand w_et,ll_lll said , fa to be given cia the corsair* at the Oriel Palm% at which many of the sobilitri, the foreign ansbosniark the and the novors of the county of Kent, arc to be Invited. —Dorn. CAronscle. 14.439 LIMO War ii"?:iiil - ii ii MANI lON MOO AM I MN Web 0,1110 1_ _ WM I ;le M 11% i 11 t I I! 11).(1.11 ' "11. 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