The Express. — London, England, 1865-06-08 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIG ENCE. (THIS DAY.) C OURT OF APPEAL IN CHANCERY. (Before the Lords Justices.) patina N LONDON, CHATHAM , AND DOM 'LVIAT 00 !I PANT. ridi NM •some to compel the Leedom', Okathan• • Barmy Oompaay to make ordain arossiega oe the Wok el Ibb Uri of Donley, and has in different forma letas OW mart for the last three years. The corn. rrr i on the 22nd of Jae% 1858, metered into an agressnrot 2 Igo arab of the seal to lake °mean lands ol his sod bi o rt,oool. for maipssisattoe, and to make mob arose- ILrv o i ow works as Mr. J. Ohittes, or him failing the Toga of the sompany, should within ow month from osetlfgrat er Wray. The oompany took the lead, but •• ••11 et Erotica as to the crossings was give° within NN W Os the 6th of March, 1859. however, Mr. Ss lfs Maim "I'4 11 401 4 11 4 certain crossings t o be i s empaey made some of them, but refused to giro ei a m god the earl Sled a bill against them to rem orbe make all. The Vioe-Olieneellor Short on the y ••• 1862, made • decree ie the plaintiff's favour. p a yowls Jelliatel. laar7Peal. discharged this des's, OA broad Wit no • as provided by the stpreensset had tha w s wady bat they gave the plalatiff leave to g od. The bill was aooor&ugly anmeded sad preyed that ... kr Im a m he made seeming to Use award, bat that Igo armed wes sot held good thee that such ogees ,. m g works might be made as wore ememery or on. m ast is the seri The mom then cense on before the oweboo gor rytnart, who made a decree in the terms of i s sayer of the bill, and ordered the isompaily to pay the Tbe Oompeny appealed and the gees was argued In gob Vie , g n (IC., sad Mr. Hardy for the plaintiff ; Mr. *ga g Q.C., sad Mr. Costae for the defendants, the own- I ri grir lordships a s delivered judgment, lagd :adios Tenor, alter steels; the feats of the ogtket 'malaise in the new 'videos,' or new min ' she to altos the aosolosion at whisk be appeal is to the award. Thee rhothee the oompany ought not the agreement to make all nereseary 'holier the award was not merely so. Bat the !agreement said sodium or works, and poiated only at aa made within • limited time, mad it Merle ter the award the discretion Wad at • different time. Ia the at had carried into effort the gab led the form of sa agree. both would be disroprded. the plaintiff would be deprived • the fault of his wets, though statutory right.. His lordship's plaintiff as both points, sad that en dismimesi, but without mete. (ht Brom said that he cocooned, nose 'recede. It was, however, '4 if he was to roper as *ens of labia( the case to the House WOW of so doing. lOEKN'S BENCH. Joatiose Crompton, Blackburn, l Shoe.) ..10871C118 or WT. Thom was Mr. Gate., applied for Lakin of the justices of Kent in gild's err the clerk of the pesos and • dispute took place justices relative to the re . lir. Wilda* claimed, but which ire included in his salary of 6001. applied to this court to adorns salary, and to be eoefirmed in the The justices employed Mr. Scuda. AO for them, and • bill of oasts. a. 6d., was incurred. He sent in • jostMse, which was referred to the who initialled it for payment. oes directed it with others to be paid. coney, the chairmen, explaining the stating that it was sot his duty to lisp, and that be would report the kuarter sessions. Lord Romney for ' Sandemore, who requested that the It was not dons, and the Judas Air discretion found, is the words of the .sdee bad misdemeaned himself in Ws sees .ealy and wilfully refusing to eater the order The applicant contended that be had not die .* hijnaceloos of the justices, &vanes no order to . the order of peinteat wee made by them. ar. Julies Crompton said the court amid not grant • Miami la snob a case. With regard to the order to nod that was implied and did not necessarily require • ands order; besides, Mr. Wild.. had recorded the order step ether bills which ware directed to be paid at the 11111111111111. This appliestims must be refused, leering the Oast to soy remedy he might have by quo Tomato, isudames, or mousy Mid sod remised. LM COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. bhp at Nisi Prins ia iliddloss.—(Bators Mr. Justine Hosting sad s Common Jury.) LOVEGBOVR t. IMO& medical Is plainti ff is this case was a m man, in practice alinsington, and the defendant was a merchant is the alf • The plaintiff attended the deleadant's family from ihtegioning of last year, and was paid a bill of 591. for liturvices. In February last year the defendant and hie *agreed to separate ; and the plaintiff sow sued to is mas account of 251. 2e. for medicine and attendance ran the defendant's wife and children after the separation. theifinidant pays 71. into court for the medicine and lit hium upon the children, and denial his liability for the =Oder of the acnouns. Grilitaa ;Zed . for the plaintiff and Mr. Bridge thii defendant. . . . . . . - lii7Filit;;ase was that he had attended the lady ab e suction of the defendant, and to some exteet by • direction. The defendant, however, dulled this, and ideated that he was not liable to the claim because he td allowed and gild his wife • sum of MU • year. Upon tis latter statement there was also contradictory evidence, to plaintiff saying that the allowance had not been mu t" icry feud for the plaintiff for the amount claimed. Hi lordship said that if • oerti6cete for costs were user, he should not give it, because he thought that Isms could vary well have been tried at the County Sri Ms DOW.% •sa• beil iodated him to alts w het ca the former am ebe paws whethe el soidW under the Ml Milt Mks, sod wheelie yo bbo, for doieg so. B t reessary or proper wo which was to be madc • s et Fisibilo to substitute ibe sett, to be exeroieed Pierre& to the court ha sad disregarded t hat here both it vuwee that the ▪ der, that mie th be had still lame alai • • was against the Ishii hill seslit to have bees di TM Lad Justice Knight sehoMetlelly or the sem air of great difficulty, and • Otero or no6tases Was, it would be is feu COURT OF QI Is Beata —Macre aed WILD= In Till • Bra Q.C., with whi eirlasesri to quash a deeisio Baikal. Kr. Wild tie s=caly of Hoot, hire sad the ii ' d certain fees which II leftism wateeded, were swim. lir. Wilde@ apj fat payzeset of his eider et his less. The laded the raw for to 1691. 16s. 6d., WI to the jostles' • sommittee, who lbe garter meek= din mete to Lord Romney, 7 of the bill. static it is the proceeding, le the sett quarts the letter to Yr. Son - Amid be reworded. It theszereise of their dims that Mr. Wilde. bad m metumeoliasly and wills ' mina The applicant the blast:Man of ti the ardor of wawa Kr. Justin Crompton es COURT OF EXCHEQUER. Gimp in Biwa —(Bdore Lord Chief Baron Pollock, mid &WOOS Muth', Beam cell, sad Chancel].) BCOTT V. BKIIAT. .fhis Ira ma adios alt;1; 4 0 . 1 . )ill of ;:rhaitgo for 100f.,triod Mitellioos, Wore Mr. Baron Pigott, when • vordiat It!sik for tbo deloadant. . . . 11 6.iiviiZalleyee and Mr. Kemple y now showed came *ads rale which had been obtained by Mr. Thomas Jones tiaMr 7odgmest for the plaintiff, non obatante veredicto. 'n t eat up, by way of equitable defect* to ll edit*, • deed of compostion, signed by the Incite aumber of creditors in number and value, by which *at of 3e. in the pound was to be paid to his creditors 'two instilment& The plaintiff, who wee one of the seemlier; creditors, contended that the deed was no heel to the action as it was not binding upon him, as it IP* itinattgen to the executing creditors which it did not *to the others as the covenant to release the debtor I reeditimml. lir. Thome JOUIN having been heard on the other aide. the Lord Chief Baron said he was of opinion that the si„ w 1•• good neeneeseder the Bankruptcy Act, and gave& w , on Mover to the action. It. Buse Martin, while concurring in giving judgment . the defendant, admitted that he had never given a Wilder, judgment upon theme corporation deeds, nor had heud or reed a eatisfeotory oat delivered by aey other 4 2_ 141 k regard to them. This arose from the diffecult,y the subject itself. The law with reopen to those deeds " Mr Mod is • very few sections of the act, and which aPPlied by the persons who framed such deeds far own individual benefit, sod, as bad been recently eb b) Mr. Baron Bramwell, the enures pursued with to them had gone altogether beyond the bounds of _Wrilarna Bramwell also thought the rule should be die. 10 Pd. Like his learned brother, he had not only sot fuss aratisfavory judgment on the subject. but they bad Item austiafaetors, aed he never heard or read of a cutesy judgmeat give. by any other judge. fr. Duos Ch anne l 1 b e i ng o f th e same opinion se th e net I llhe mut, the rule wu dienharged. SECOND COURT. 116 W at Niel Priam st Westreiester.—(Before Mr. Baron Pigott aed a Special Jurv.) BOUILLON N. VALIIIITIN. Tte farther bearing of this case was resumed this %ne t , hr. Kerslake, Q.C., Mr. 011Tard. Q.C., and Mr. Dowd's ewe e. , uneel for the olaintiff 80 • 111 . (I.°*. Mr. 'aileat Sicken, and Mr. Quin were consul far the debts- Int Ate defendant, through M. Albert, the interpreter, 'mert a further lengthened examination. THE POLICE (X)URTS. (THIS DAY.) MARLBORO UGH-STRERT. MALMO A JZRZLLID 171/1•1011.17Ti. h 'illi4lll War a yang man, described as a palate; living I. t-etreet, Moneheeter-essave, was shared bear* Mr. u tinf. Nth stealing as satirise geld and jewelled Asti !elle, the property of eolocel Frannie Yount*, Marlyn, w Berkelev- sc p tare _Carob's Baldwin, oa . tto Mr. Wm. Swindon, of the nomnate.eeorot-road7:ai: that yesterday afternooo the r'mort showed her the vinaigrette Mattes that be hod Mein it np is PortniaLognare. He said he did cot bow it ins gold, and unshed her to take it to it shop end ted she did so, when the person detained her and took iii. Id AIR K• ink THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 8, MO; her to the polies-station, where she stated how It c use tato her pommies. Oaroliee Gelswerthy, lady'. said la the family of °althea Assuitjey Martha, osed that es Tuesday she ralitwisill the wiesip•tie on a i de Le the 61min-sem after it bad bees &moth by a penes frees Yam. Starr sad liforthithes. Yesterdey the prisoner wee espied at the house ia septa alai the wiadow Olinda. *ahem Penton, asentaat to Mr. Lewley, pawnbroker, of Sonthaireet, lfeasbestervgaare, mid thetas the vinaigrette Wog presented to him by the first wi ha questioned her and them took her to the po • The value of the vinaigrette wee 101., bat it costa great deal more. Police-constable George Him 78 D, a plait sloth= akar, said the primmer told him that he head the vimigrette op pOSite the door of a house in Davienetreet, and as asking him wisere he had bees at work he mid et 19, Berke= square. He (King) then made bigotries, sad aft , articl apprehended the primmer, whoa he again denied Meal* the e. Braving been cautioned by Mr. Yardley, The Friona. said that all he had Se say was that he found the vinaigrette in the street. Mr. Yardley committed him for trial. L4.11/313TH. 811TANTS TB= woalutooses. Ellen MairvayTibe;titt;TlOoking seii;s7S:dreened young womaa, was charged with robbiag her late muter, Barnet, an umbrella manufacturer la Newiagton Butte, of • variety of property. Mrs. Barnet said that in February last she took the prisoner se serreet from Lambeth Workhouse, when she reoeived • good character with bee from the matron. bat she had not been more than a fortnight in her situation when she abecorided from Unarms* in • mysterious manner. On missing her from the house, she (Mrs. Barest) examined her drawers and boxes and found that they had been stripped of a quantity of valuable property, ooseleting of house and table lien, dreams, Sta, sad the prisoner at that moment was wearing one of the dresses. The prisoner in reply to the charge said she had be in duced to leave her pleas by • girl named Geary, who bed been a companion of hers in Lambeth workhouses, and who told her on earning away to carry as much property as she could lay hands is with her. Elie did so, sad ea meeting Geary that person laid boll of the property andeerried ita way The maretrete was here informed that Geary, the person mentioned, was now s primmer atHoreemonger•lane gaol and and awaiting her trial on a charge of robbing the mintiest matron at the workhouse, of • gold 'retch and other valuable property. The prisoner pleaded guilty to the offence and was see. towed to three months' hard labour. Sarah Way, &young woman who had also been an inmate of Lambeth workhouse, and who bad been in the malice of Mr. Davie, the father-in-law of the prosseutor in the last case, was charged with pinaderiag bar muter of some valuable property. The prisoner. who had been well acquainted with the young woman just convicted, absoondad from her situation on the same night, and the stolen property was at ones missed. She was remanded to give the officer time to trace the Eofa• The prosecutors in both cease oomplaitied of the practice of the authorities at the workhouse giving good characters to dishonest perilous. SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAL) Two o'Orixa. The railway market is rather dull to-day, with few traneactions. Great Western stock is especially fiat, and has declined per cent., owing to the serious accident on this company's line. Metro titan has also receded 1, and South Eastern . Great Northern A has improved 1 per oent ndon and North Western stook is now quoted 123/ to / ; Great Western, 721 to 73 ; Mid land, 136 to 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1221 to 1 ; Oaledonian, 133 to 134 ; South Eastern, 861 to •, Great Eastern, 47 to ; London and South Western, 981 to 991 ; Great Northern, 133 to 134 ; ditto A, 1481 to 1491 ; and Metro politan, 1411 to 142. Foreign and colonial railway shares are inactive, and prices unchanged. ÜBDINLILT MAUS AND BTOCIA. ih.l ra. I Amman. I ` 3 7.l l ‘ ri r l 1 art ...I'l l , - 10 Mahn and WM. 100 Cambrian all (bit and ell Oarsman Ille. • Amite% natal 41 on D 0.1.1 Ap. &limonite& 100 IDablinantillune all Deadmarn4ll.llAbd..To IN I Idlabergltaad Ilismon sada.= 101 OrraS lairlar s.lllll.. a Ord. M. 109 Do. I. in No 9 DA Oman Naellionsoiliad 100 Omaillcelhara 100 Do.A • rm. mo dlr. au nt/ Do.DI asp. a. M paid b 10 On South & West (he, 10 Orrs6 Wane= KS Da Now Va1.004.81a 10 Do. South Wales 100 Do. W. idm—Ozford 100 Do. Da. If= 190 Do. 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MANCHESTER MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) to- TRAFFORD PARK STAKES. Oa• mile. M. Wynnstay, Doonybrook, lioalsey. Persuasion, Wild e ,. Poppy, Kiog Arthur, Sweetsms, Bras', and Kide v rye M. here. TWO-YEAR-OLD STAKES. Hell a mile. to Sleepy Eye, Daanobrog, Sebum's, Qui Va lA, XI, Oracle, 81 cad &rigid sew hare. 10 TRADESMEN'S CUP. Two miles. 51 54 Cathedral, Nam. Hasa, East Lyon, and Nu are hers. se SELLING HANDICAP. One mile. Midwife, Sweats's& Madre.% Pleasure Boat, Nally Gray, Wall Dom'. sad Qui Vs Ls sr* hers. CITY HANDICAP. Thiree-quartan of a mile King Obarmiog Lady Abbess, Lady Boise, Quests 146 8 , of Tramps, Jar, lasisfalka, Cray Jabs, sad &Maus sr* la laws. ??I CHELMSFORD MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) I lii WV= HANDICAP. Tbree•gnertere of a mile. Dandle, Joliet, Cadiz, Erie Go &sib, VelatA, Vigil, Menace, Dolphin, Queen Bee, Butter Mary, Mongrel, and OL Kroineaki are here. COUNTY MK?&IIERS' PLATE. Han a mile. fa Walloon. Bittern, Lady Mary, Veleta, (annul Bee, Bela, 2 Clem, Eugenie, mod Anthem are ham. lb NURSERY HANDICAP. Thres-guarten of a toile. IN Fickle. Stoic, Mademoiselle Cleopatra, Wit P. Are• Me Ilium, Affliction, and Medlar of Pearl are ►era pa ATTEMPED MURDER BY A YOUNG WOMAN. Yesterday afternoon, at Bromley, a young woman is reamed Mary Batty, aged 23 years, made • moat deli- 00 berate attempt oa the life of Hobert Sharp—a yonag man with wham she had formerly kept company. The t motive which iefitmeited the assault appears to have hese fit jealousy, Sharp, who had been her ackoowladged sweet- lei heart for the last 110•1111 years, having tiassferred his if... 1 9 e. Mons to another. Tbe roues man occupies • good situ- 100 tion ss oveelooker in Mr. Yewdalt's cloth mill, Bromley. 100 His repeated promises of marriage have induced the girl to 1 4 leave several situations, and she informed her presset master, Mr. George Oldfield, beesdraper, Armley, that it. she intended leaving soon for the purpose of being united el to Sharp. Tidings of the aufaitlifulneat of her fickle SI lover had, however, reached her, and yesterday she pro- I. °I. ceded to Bromley, with the object of hearing the truth of the rumour. She mot him as he wee returning from hie dinner to the mill, and after a abort oonvenstion uksd him whether he intended to carry into effect his promises es. of marrage. Receiving an angry reply, coupled with a 111 threat of violence if she molested him further on the sub- 01 jest, she divested Sharp's attention to some object on the n • opposite aide of the road, took an open razor from her pocket, drew it acmes the right side of ois throat, and made off before assistance could be modeled by several persons who were standing • few yards distant. Sharp was con veyed to Mr Lsyceek's surgery, where the wound was attended toby Mr. Craister. The gash extended from four to five inches on the right side of the throat, bat is cot of a very dangerous desmiptioa. Shortly after committing the offence, the young woman went to the resideoce of Soup's father, and gave herself up. She stated that she intended to take his life, and that he was her first lover, and she was determined he should be her last. She was lethal into cus tody by Polionaergeut Cundal sad Constable Poole, and 'moseyed to the Lseds Town-hall. The razor was found in a field where the prisoner stated she had thrown it. She will be ozonised Wore the magistrates this mooing. .—crius DAY.) 11. S a.X. W.N.W. 5.8..1L 1.8.1. LW. N. W. W. N.V. Zr.'. N.N.L KA N. 11.8. W. i i X.N.& b 11 & b 2 2 &W. b 7 2 N.W. be II a i Ws. I MAW 00,000 i 60 10,000 GO 164000 100 10,001100 100,000 00 40,000 fa WOOD SO 11,100 20 11,000 1,500 a :iiiiital KOOO l- 00 IMO 10 1,010 V ion 0 :001 M now us $l,OOO l llO 60,000 1161 40.000 II 610, 10 6.000 000 100 1,000 MO 10,006 00 10,0.0 10 WOO II *OOO * 01,000 00 *OW 00 10.000 100 WOOS 100 *OOO 100 *OOO 110,030 100 111 MOO Ai (000 t 6 100.000 SO *OO 60 14000 S 100 10.000 100 6.010 100 14000 II SOW f 0 000 AO y , OOO t r o ~0001,100 M07.11Y M4RIERT.-(THI8 DAY J Two &Moo& The funds have been further strengthened to-day by a continuance of investments for account of the puhlio, and a fresh rise of 1 per cent, has taken place. This is the monthly settling day in Consols. Foreign stocks, in some oases, are also better. Home railway stocks, however, are dull, a bad effect hav ing been produced by the dreadful accidents on the Great Western Req way : this company's stock has fallen per cent. The weekly omit: at the Bank of England has broken up without altering the rate of discount. There is rather more business in the discount market to-day, bills which had teen kept back in expectation of a fresh reduction in the Bank rate being now brought forward. The rate for good paper, however, is not above 34 to 3} per oent. There is still a good demand in the Stock Exchange for loans from day to day on English government securities, chiefly in con nexion with the payment on the A stock of the Metropolitan Extension Railways of the London, Chatham, and Dover Company, and the charge is S to 34 per cent. The purchase by the government broker to-day comprised 15,0001. New Three per Cents. Consols are now quoted 904 to I, ex div., for money, and 904 to e, ex div., for the new account (July 6). The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money,9o, ; ditto, Ice account, 90j, 4 ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 891, j New Three per Cents., 891, ; New Five per Cents., 731 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 104 ; ditto, Four per Cent Debentures, 1866, 991 ;ditto Bonds, 188., 21s. prem. ; Five per Cent. "enfaccd ° rupee paper, 101 ; and Exchequer Bills, par. Foreign stocks are firm. Anglo-Turkish Bonds have risen } per cent., and the Consolid4s about }. Spanish Passive Bonds are 1 better. Very little business is going forward in this department Some of the present quotations are annexed, viz : —Greek Bonds, 21 to it ; Mexican, 244 to 25 ; Confederate, 7 to 9 ; Spanish Pas sive, 31} to ; the Certificates, 154 to ; Turkish, 1858, 73 to 74 ; ditto, 1862, 74} to 75 ; ditto Consolidee, 491 to 4, ex div. Transactions are recorded se follows I—Brazilian, 1863, 81; Egyptian, second issue, 1001. bonds, 97 ; ditto 1864, 944, 94 ; ditto, 1001. bonds, 944 ; Mexican, for account, 25, 241 ; Monte Videan, 64 ; Peruvian, 1862, for amount, 79 ; ditto Dollar Bonds, 72 ; Portuguese, 1866, dca, for account, 49, } ; Russian, 1862, 91} ; Spanish Passive, for account, 311, ; Turkish, 1862, for account, 744, 1 ; ditto 1001. bonds, 751; Venezuela, 1864, 40, 394. The scrip of the New Ottoman Loan is in de mand, and has improved to 14 to 1 disoonnt. The application for a settlement is before the committee of the Stock Exchange to-day. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Beare opened at 67fr. 42c., being about the same as yesterday. International Financial shares are now quoted 14 to 4 prem.; General Credit, 11 to 2 prom. ; London Financial, 8 to } prem. ; Imperial Mercantile, 21 to } prem. ; Credit Fourier and Mobilier of England, 41 to 1 prem., ex div.; Ottoman Soci6t4 Gindrale, 21 to 3 prem. ; and Egyptian Trading, lj to 1 dia. The quotations for the shares of some of the new companies are subjoined :—Russian Iron Works, 7 to 8 prem.; Anglo-Egyptian Navigation, 4} to 4 prem.; Varna Railway, 94 to 104 prem. ; Ottoman Com pany, 14 to 2} prem.; Lion Brewery, 11 to 4 prem.; Northern. Assam Tea, old shares, } to 1 prom. ; Dublin Grand Trunk Connecting Railway, 1} to 2 prom. ; Peruvian Railways, 2 to } prem. ; Ply mouth Shipbuilding, 7 to 9 prem. ; London bridge Land, 14 to 4 prom. ; Metropolitan Exten sion Railways A stock of the London, Chatham, and Dover Company, 41 to 5 prem. The Northern Assam Company (Limited) have this day paid the Assam Company the first instal ment of sq,ooot. of the purchase money for the estates lately acquired by them. The amount of gold bought by the Beak yes terday was 5,0001. During the week 81,0001. has been sent in, and 75,0001. withdrawn for export. The steamer Saxon* from New York, has brought 105,0001. in specie for England. The bidding' for 30,00,000 rupees (300,0001.) in bills on India took place yesterday at the Bank of England. The proportions allotted were—To Cal cutta, 19,57,747 Rs. ; to Madras, 25,000 Ra. ; and to Bombay, 9,15,000 Rs. The minimum price was as before, via., Is. 10 4 d. on Calcutta and Madre'', and la. 101 d. on Bomy. All tenders on Calcutta, Madras, and Bombay, at and above Is. 10 1 d ., will receive in full. Cape of Good Hope Six per Cent. Debentures for 29,0001., the sum required to complete the improve ment of the harbour of Algoa Bay, were disposed of on Tuesday by the crown agents for the colonies, at prices varying from 1001. to 1071., the minimum being 1001. The total amount applied for was 31,0004 The Greet Northern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 4,4491. over the correspond ing week of last year • the Great Western an in crease of 8,9431. • the Midland an increase of 4,4231. ; and the London and North Western an increase of 8,7281. The Ebbw Vale Company have made a second call of 51. per share, payable by the 4th July. A sixth call of 11., making 91. called, is to be paid by the Ist of July on the new 101. 4} pre ference shares of 1861 of the Lancashire and York shire Railway Company. The directors of the National Provincial Bank of England have announced a half-yearly dividend, at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum, and a half yearly bonus of 11 per cent., as payable on the 10th of July. The Ocean Marine Insurance Company have notified the payment of sa. per share, by way of interest, on the Ist of July. The transfer books are to be closed from the 24th to the 30th inst. At the general meeting of the Guardian Fire and Life Assurance Company, held yesterday, the sour- Rocca in the Life branch in force were stated as 4,519,0001., lees 199,0001. re-assured, the assets at 1,657,0001., and the income from premiums and in terest at 213,0001. The balance of profits at Christmas last was nearly 101,0001. The usual dividend of five per cent., free of income tax., was declared. With reference to the market for American secu rities, Mr. E. F. Sattertbwaite reports as follows : We have had seemly so week activity is the Diodes market for Answiese securities mime our last an far the previoea fortnight. Oa the arrival of the Asia. repotting as advance la the premium en gold, prime gave nay, bat as eactioestel nomad to-day there has bees monies, and the market closes very arm, United Stens s.3lYs= 67 to 4. Erie shares, after deaden to 484, have ,rusted, sod close 491 to 50. sod the last quotation for Illinois Cen tral is 76 to 4. All deseciosioas of Atlantic and Gres* Weston aaeuritise have bent is request, the Bentad Meat fags Bonds, which are now mares, beteg mod ii.quked PROVINCIAL SHARI 114BACS2W. Grest i""° North h ern j atec ull k, 7.l . — , B43.4l46 t -06241Y Easters, reat Western 4 tirf 1 Lanauhlre and Yorl i t i r: 6 l . l3—L i c i ndon and North Weistrz, t sad 14t 1-11 7 1t i rth Eastern. Berwick. 1111-3outh Eastern, 361 W vex and FOllllllll, 311—Great Luxembourg, 14 7-16 i 3-16 3—Flve per Cent. Obligation, 3 13.16—UnIted Stake Five-Twen ties, 061 67 Onions' Bank, 21 } - 2 2 146 2 111111 1} —Pastern Exchange Bank, lid. —Lverpool financial. 1 d.—lier. candle Beak, 8 7-16 3 6-16 I—Waiters Bank, Si p.—Albloa Insurance, 6161 d.—Begat Insurance. 8 3 P.—Thnnose and War se7,sl p.—Nat anal Steam, 611d.—West ladle and Pacific., 1 1 13-16 d.—Confederate Lark& lie +ICBMs , . Jinx 7. —There was •• good btudoeu done, and pion we steady. Alliance Bank (Limited). 2 11* O.—C. Gem mel! and Co. (Limited), 4d. —Consolidated Bank Limited), 84 p. —Great Renown, 471 - Great Luxembotug, 14 616 I—Great Northam A, 1491—Onat Western. 731-lancasidre and York shire, ltt—Loadoe and North Western, 124 31 4 - Manchester and County Bank airlifted), 41 p.—lianehreter, ilbefileld. and Lincolnshire, 631 1 I—iletropMlisn, 1421 4—New York and Brie, 401 - North testers (Berwick.), 1121—South Eastern,lB6l— and Berney Matins Insurance (Limited), 68-16 I p.— United States 6-10 Tears' Bonds. 67 - Preston and Wry, U— ranus.' Sin perCeats .116—Whitehaven and Puma 311. Domani. Jima 6.—hree perCommis, 90—New Three per Cent. Steck, 881 T 89 —Ditto fer n account, Bth Jaw, spizr k Nilo for account, !kb July, 80—India Five per Cent. (transrerable at Bank of Ireland), 1014—National Bank_l3o/ paid`, 183 — Ditto , New (issued at II pr.l MI paid), 2 1 — Gum. for account 921—Union Bank (Liuft rl MN pMdl. ISt—Dublin and Belfast Junction (all paid). 311—Dublin, Winklow. and Wex ford (all paid), B—Y Aland Greet Western (all paldl 2111—Ditto, halves (all paid), 141—Midland Great Western. 4 3 par cant 4 peen =expired, 973. Colonel Stodare had the honour of appearing before his Royal Higbee.* the Priam of Wales at Speneer.houre, en Tuesday evening. after hi. usual per formance at the Egyptian-ball. The programme was selected from hie mast popular tricks and Warbles, Is. eluding hie . lodise basket feat. Hie Itoyal Highness sad the Earl Spencer congratulated him on hie nooses, and slaked him to give a few extra experiments beyond the printed programme, to which the colonel at coos seceded. A dinner was given on Tuesday evening at the Olereadon Hotel to Major-General Lowreowni, by 0180115 who had commanded corps of cavalry during the time be was Inapector•General of that breech of the aervica. Major. General Parker was in the chair, and wee supported by Major-Generals Hodes, CB.. firisiiart, 0.8., Ainslie ; Con nets Hagan, 0.11, Ds Bella, C. 8., Dalrymple White, 0.8., Little, CA 0., Wardlaw. Beason, 8.. PAU& 0.13.. lifireatjoy Masts. Derby Griffith, CR, Sir Thomas X•lishea, Bort., C. 8., Fester, Low, Shute, Baker, Hoagies, CB., Baillie, Sir William Russell, Bart., C. 8.. M.P., Fits toy m ; Lieuteaeet•Colonals Sawyer, Boerne, Jeayna, 0.8., C. Fraser, V.C. Treensyne, Portal, Brown, Lear mouth. and Captain Stith Framer, A.D.C. to Major General Letneosen On Tuesday evening a testimonial, consisting of • Undoes:is library time-pieee and a puree contain* 160 Owes, was preeeeted to the Roy. William Forster, fonoder sad mildew of the Fns Cherub, Oierenerroed. Nostra tows. After the preacetattoe, sad as eaaffeeted aohnow. Indent by the Tameable minister. oddness wen de. Bowed by tow 13,111. Bohan Ainslie of Christ Chase. Bright.. ; the Rev. Jobe Page Hopei , of Dukiallekl ; the Bev. Jobe Jame Taylor, sad other gratimea. The imparters severally iudieatied the lawny, Atkin, and na► with whisk Mr. Forster, darns a keg entsterial Ys Lad his best wenn' to the sure of religions WaxamaitaT to minus, it'd nagrotaliteel Min ea hie mom is !revision Oomph, which closed yesterday at goi the wee esighteeleheed• he= the sear .t 4.lBga g t " 90, ex div., both for money and to-morrow's set b"stitsl 41Telms . ca d I . P ibwia g ams " Min ea " mas k Utmost, opened this morning at the same quota. swede., and neessintive palette and closed at 90 to *. For the July settle- The foi s l i o z wls a itottee was wined from the General • t i ne Ped-olise r, win :—" leformation his boa la. meat the last pries was 901 to div. The estwd by telegraph that the ereaeser Bombay, hay. official business report is as follows t—Tbree tag the meth Inn Australia on board, ass at Feint &Galls per Cent. Congo* for money, 90, 89j, 9 0 4 ; ea the 1L has ant ameba tint port ay te rrtik nit. into for ac b ou ,t, 89/, ; T hree per Cents. ehh paten Its,, One wellies at Mat as Gilt, far tow R e d o e s & },_}, j• New Three per Cents., .:waseleel pedal. nee es the 2: led anise wish the Inis aid Obis alb far nit non eels will aambably en, S. 11 new loo4 ; 33 d - sraalf P er Uesic t 73 e I mit sane mall aan din tho meal time. In orwee. ditto Foot per Cast Debentures, 11031, 100: Your - genet of the tien-nnival of Ow Sashay at Paiat as Gala am C en t, se e m cee d yucze paper , 89 Bank as Nana har Annelle dematehed free Lades es the 906 to w * Idyl, led ; I n di a g N a t s tar k awl Mith of April will be detaMei at Fatal de GOD C 1 103 8 , m i. ; ditto Ta r mac or : • fortsigkt." WEATHER REPORT. TEVIID&T. Jots ts - 7T% Nsln! Abe!cleen . i741 - !k - rso3o 6gl W. Al; 111 1 1 . 8 W. • .31) COI W. l ast edi Acdru .u.., Gotheey Valeotts 30.46 66 R. Gape 160.43 64 1 /IL tre sa ri l m i 10.61 64 11 Z. ailyb•aa ta as. W. human 10.6 6u RL Ilmet 60 4363 N. IL L'Ortent :603614 1.1 tochefort 30.66 66 A. Plymosth 30.61 Weymouth 3'.6463 11 Fortemough 6.63 60 L. (Aube 30.66 67 Mow , femme* 30.11 66. W. ioartuhough. Eta es W. Waddle MI6 64 N.W. Bell•colui . 6 30.41 66 N.W. 29 U 6, 2 lie I 41.161 1 poi 641110 11 U p l I Ms 8 dl6 7416 7416 1 8 .116 1800. 0 10 60 16 U fdla Ipm p,r 4" 4 6416 8 641. 4 6pm 8 10 p la *how 241 ?5 74 76 48 60 174 184 ritosaßis. rallAT. Cal NORTNIMI PAIVIDAY. N.W. to &W., mode- OOMMI. &W. to ILL and again rate to fresh. to W., moderate to end. cron&mow thnwam ILL to &W. sad hack, &X to &W. and N. W., remising,* to fresh. trash, &bowers in gloom. N.E. to 9E. and 9. W., /MOW L to& end 9. w..freeb, treed% doe vnerally. generally Ana Northerly to W., firma lesrom. N,N.W. to to moderate, One. moder4e to teeth, One. ._ Piripms ictla 40 40 e {Or Ili 47 1 2040 4 4 el 44 42 Si SI t di 4 2p. 100 MO 100 11 04060 60 ,1 mow 600 ,1 4,186100 lOWA* I /1.00001 .40,00 1 11 1 00 0.000. 11 I 81' 101:41 10. 00 Q1 00 u,6001 10 Auuo', 10 00,000, 10 ea,ouo, 10.00 o• ao 6 60 0 xooo'l6o 10,000, 10 *6OO , 111 , *OOOl 16 10,006 *0ou!001ses ip e U 10 0 11 00 4tal Northers=enailend. Westerns bebnel, Wales. end sAls• Wales. Southern = Swath Channel and Say el aims. heaterneaaatward Reiland and Korth Sea. 10 at 04 41 64 OM 6 psi II 41 84 ildis i* Siam Si fot ART SCHOOLS AND THE COMMITTIE OT COUNCIL ON Enocuriow.—Tbis morsiog was limed the oopy of e mimic, of the Committee of Comma on Education relative to the art schools. Om the Lt instant the ooeaideration of the memorial from various wheels of art wee resumed, and the council agreed to modify the arrangements, someone( be resume the payments of building ports and greet* for maniples, but declining to revert to the system of payment by certidcatee. They do sot rounder that the art teachers come within the provisiose of the Superannuation not 22 Tie, a 26, bet they will Morsees the 10)0[104 of the m onists proposed le the mbedule appended to the minute of Feb. 9. la the hops that eattilieged art Umbers will rem Mutest& equivalent to the vales of AM orrillashr. The schedule Warred to is seacelled, and saMber.whieli km gives s . le the retire, 4 ethetiteted fir it 27096,089 , et. 'Tad scut Wed Mk. lei ttS Cciusor or OsoArtero.—The Biebop 6? -Leddou , mail to 3•0 • gg SASSO bas soceptd the Delos et viergresideut of this institutios. SMllle St Swelheoglele _ 6 1 SO: 66 Of ✓ 661 6 YD ss IS it • 66 I. 10.1 L 2 .. ...1 11. be I be 1 b 1 b 1 be 1 , - bl- 1 1 m l — 2 0 1— I 1 eb I I 2 eb I I 3 ob , 4 bI I b I lib I 1 b 3 eI I —ls - I -I= _ , i JOINT 071 Oi BAIL. *C.s ldosivrommeo4L.l Do. Now.. Wismar le.itlitarPati Do. boned at 10 pa Anglo A um. gus Anglo Egyptian (Ma) I •alo 11.1.10 11. v.* islatießank.Cc %woe I: .. arian7, - ii..5 - 6. - id. 1 i ~ . _ _ Do. Now llsokotartUsh‘olamabio lk of Bonk ol book of Ologo (1.1mlbot) bola of Quoaoslabd (1..) bookolVtoorla,LoiMi Beak of Nov Zealand aallimett I Bra Etr tsk & Cal c. it ig rairot &Mak N. &work* . latlio,Auo„ Moo. Mora. Mor.of lkao.bc.l 'Caudal Ockaa-banak et Canada.. eosa. Mak of Ooosrlidatld Beak (141 i~~ _ Do. Nur I rt lor doe (Limited) Matra 1ite1..23410 Lin) 'Digit& Joint Stock ) limos.hooLicmisl.f.oroo. lioslieb .ad Bo ials (L d gamma Boole ro UnalMd 111s4omp.01daskJap.(Li W. lanue4 at pa W. Do. Nov Imperial Kook LWOW lAmoorlalolllsoola (Ts; Do. Non land Martßk. Indlatt ) Lou.St.utlieneo./144(10 Inn. Bank of 8,1. London and Irsanna I Loo. B. AnsonLlnat•lL W. Non, In. at Le pm' ~lna.OdßnakoQAsevt.l London sod Oman.— Lambs Joist M00t.... 'ltedoo et Beath Atrium !Lou. & & Woote' I Lbw Do. do. Ne w Lao. t Wimitagaiteh I Ilwebsai Irak Uni.).. Alamo Me ItoshimiL. I Pros. bank (L. IDo. do. Midland Dort (Ltal Notional or Liverpool ALM. et Rolland Do. tad Was De. Ike lama Noleoel Daft i Do. Now New &dab Weida Now Zooland (Umidadi North Madan .- - Orimeekaka geoprcl erovis.esa!ligeolv.(Li Prowles. haw DO. do. Nat Wide. rod..DDoloi a, *oft Ausinehl Ilemidoe IL S. &Moo Do. do. Ds. Map& Union ol Amstrads Broo=d [Mood Waal Doke ad Ueda. q 1 dill 1 2 pea I l4 OO lapel *dui 414 S. 6 9 61 Tt 66 10 Is lbw SI SI 160 163 5 16-10101 4 44 45 44 7_!m. 1 ! ~ I; 7:444 47 44 9 tie 41r 47 . 100 112 40 42 110 113 66 LT rat Q. prism I _~ I} •S 4 Ai ... Is 3' hit iii isi 7 4 1 i 494 9 18 lii al Alt • i II The government purchased to-day 15,0001. Three per Cents. Reduced for the sinking fund. Indueu government securities werestesdy. Ex chequer Bills remain at pee to 4s. prem. Foreign stooks were Tether del There was • decline of 4 to 4 per wet. in Mexican and Greek Bonds. f iu Spanish Passive, f in the Certificates, and about 1 per cent. in Peruvian Bonds of 1262 Turkish Cousolidis and Italian stock, however, improved 4 per eset., and Italian scrip, 4. In the market for bank shares an improvement took place in Anglo-Italian, Bank of British Co lumbia, Bank of Hindustan, London and Brazilian. London Chartered Bank of Australia, ficinde, Pun jaub, and Delhi, and Standard Bank of Africa. Alliance Bank shares, however, have experienced • freehiall of IL, closing at 1 to If prem.; and • re duction took place in Midland and Oriental Bank. Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted to-day 154 to f ; Naticasl Discount, 104 to 11 prem. ; Joint Stock Discount, 14 to 04 die. ; ISPLYPtian. Trading, 14 to 1 din. ; Ottoman Societ4 Chinivale, 24 to 3 prem. ; and Milan Improvements, st to 4 prem. City Offices, Oriental Inland Steam, Union Marine Insurance of Liverpool, and Peninsular and Oriental Steam shares, were weaker. There wee. inquiries for Thames and Iffiersey Marine Insuranoe. The shares of the financial companies were in renewed demand in the morning, but afterwards became comparatively dull, and closed, in one or two cases, barely as good as yesterday. The closing quotations are annexed, vis. :—lnternetional Finan cial, If to lf pram ; General Credit, 14 to 2 prem.; London Financial, 71 to 84 prem.; Imperial Mer cantile Credit, 24 to prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier (both old and new shares) , 4to 44 prem., ex div. The closing (but in some asses nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings are sub joined :—Rio de Janeiro Gas, par to 1 prem. ;- Anglo-Egyptian Navigation, 4 to 4f prem ; Lion Brewery, 14 to 14 prem. ; Peruvianßailways, 2to 24 prem. ; Dublin Connecting Railways, If to 2 prem. ; Loudon Steam Collier, 1 to 14 prem. ; Plymouth Shipbuilding, 7 to 9 prem. ; Estates Investment, If to Of din. ; Cheshire Salt Works, 1 to 2 prem. ; Ottoman Company, If to 2/Lprsm. ; Northern Assam Tea, par to pram.: Railway Credit, Ito 2 prem. ; Russian Iron Works, 7to 8 prem. ; London-bridge Land, 1 to 2 prem. ; and the A stook of the Metropolitan Extension Rail ways of the London, Chatham, and Dover Com pany, 44 to 5 prem. The directors of the Peruvian Railways Company have intimated that the share list will be kept open till the 15th inst., in order to allow time for the arrival of the next Peruvian mail. United States 5.20 Bonds rose to 4 per cent., closing at 67 to 4. Atlantis and Great Western Railway Debentures were quoted 88 to 88. NINgB.-(74118 DA Y., Two o'CLoow. The mining market is inactive today, and prices generally are quoted the same as yesterday, being as follows :—East Caradon, 13 to ; East Russell, 41 to ; East Grenville, 21 to 3 ; Chiverton, to ; West Chiverton, 72 to 74 ; Wheal Grenville, 3 to 3 ; Great Laser, to 20 ; East Lovell, to 12 ; Great Busy, 31 to ; and Roeswarne United, 22a. od. to 275. Fd. • St. John del Rey Mining shares are inquired for. An extraordinary meeting of the Creaser and Wheal Abraham United Mining Company (Limited) is called for the 14th instant, " for the purpose of authorising thedirectors to make calls at earlier periods and of larger amounts than stated in the company's prospectus." COMMERCIAL AID MARKETS. -•- • 1111NOING-LANK-(THIS DAY.) Sousa-The market is gait*. at last week's prime for ' good grocery qualsties of West India, rassocia sorts rather . - snake. Is oir lauds ao sole of importanae revolted. Belued, last week's prim are supported, but the demand in very kmtitql• 007717.-Plaatatioo Ceyloa coctiouse to Meet an sthvs competition at full to rather dearer prime ; triage sold at 65.. to 72e; Ise floe ordinary, 78a. Id. to 7911“ low to as* middling, 80s. to 89s. tied.; plastery, 83e. to 875.; native , Cellos dull of sale. but previous prises ate about supported; good ordinary. 635. 6d. to 6Ta. • bold, 68s. 6d. Cocos has testa at arni pricW. grey , Trinidad, 635. ; mixed to deo sod, 70e. to 995. TZA.-Ilso market privately is steady, but quiet. BIM -No sass reported. Sao° Fiona.-A sisal pared sold at 14a. 6d., being the previous value. Sacra-PeSsir is dull of sale sad slightly wake Among sold at 2i4. to 3d. ; Singapore, 30. Ceases Woes. sold at 2s. decline ; Granary quality. 78s. Stamm. sold freely . st barely the previous vales ad. Is. ad. I midalsog, Is. 61. to le. 6d. ; good, 2a. 2d. to 9a 1141. ; leo, 3e. 4d. to 3e. 6d. Clinger Ssogal, at Is. to la. ad. per Girt. &Oise at 235. to Ns. ; other spina eitkont change. • Jamaica sloes, 575, to 841. ; pisnooto, 21d. to 2/14. • mem 11d. to 2t sd. ; dime, heal& Is. 2.1.; Zanslts'er. te 334.; eionamoe. fourth to fiat pile, le. V. to Is. 9d. Rax.-A parcel of Sae Dements sold at is Bd., and Jamaica at Ism prices. Seimisc -300 bags. reintelies 3, sold at 26e. ad.. • abort prompt. CocoresAL.-The parcels offend in public sales west oft fluty at prime rather to favour of boymis Hoadens silver, It to 3a. 3d. ; black, 3a. Sd. to 4e. Sd. Tesserifle elver, 31. to de, Id. ; black, its. is 35. Sd. • Ina. 31. 45. 3d. Nexicen silver, 3e. to Si. 1 uf, black, '3d. tor 31. 7d. Comma.-Ther• is a better demand. at ars Wets; Tinuirelly sold at 9d. to 90.; Waders, ilia.; Japan, 9gd ; I sod Bssisl, 534. TALLOW MA MCJET.--(T1118 DAT.) The market ka steady. Tows Mani quoto4 3 9 5. . set ash ; Totorobang Y. 0., co the wok 39a 6d aL . to 390. 9d. U. gunoth. no. 6d. to 39.. 9d. October to Doombor. 626. to 49t. 3d. ; Dextedor r . 420 IL • METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKEY7 (TRIB DAY.) The number of boasts is smalls, than on Thursday last, yet enough for the demand. Trade is brisk for Admen qualitissost fully late quotidian. We haws a good esppj of sheep and trade for them is dull at &boat late rats.... Choice salves are sot plautiful, and male higher primps, but we have a large DOCINK of inferior quality. Chutes bunt* are also seems and deer. Our forefge supply meant@ of 390' beasts, 3,895 sheep, 710 valeta, and 25 p*. Per Moue dot toba. a. 4. M. d. I /sr Nom of Vbs. t 4. 0. 718•600ots, Ihrref66 4 5 0 184411104•71f-M41 84 610 6 • Beet 6140r5.40rms 464 ln Mt Leog-v00t5.... 0 0 0 0 lapoad us( Mods B 0 De. 40. show .... 1 0 6 6 QOM $ boas • Nowa qua 0 0 0 • flgs Boeings* BU4gon • 0 0 0 Wats e 0 7 leads at market, 960: sheep sad baba, 11,770; calves. tit ; pip. SO mfich cows, 3.0. SIIITILITIMAD HAT 11“111017.-(11118 DAY.) Mr. Cbortio Juba Sadao reports adds at do fel !owls' pram :—Prhoo wardow bar, Oka to 110 a.; itaartor, 80a. to 90a.; oaw, 60a to 801.; dem, old, 110.. to 130 a. ; draw, Ik. to 308. • BALi of SHOMT-HOSXMD Caditai —The oel ^braid . Wed of awas.boreed ostile Mara es Ms Orand Dahlman sad Grand Dukes, the property a it late Mr. Joseph Hew, of Dawpool, aesr Bblosehesd. were sold matador by Mr. aaetioe..... at Willies-recana. Meek Bt. .7samellsoquare. With the exception of Impe rial ()staid We *awe heed h. elarraded trona the alebrasd enes Doetava 314. tweel Kr. Rah., at lEhttleahialan. who pardwad Dashers la, at Kr. Cluelse MOW. sale is MM. Mla IMMO worms erlfilially bean obtaiseci tram the asuman of it. Date of Northarpherbied. Cade d , Mb Murk bay* owed Mt Imbed hoseare is tbe Mew yard, and hashed ths lanliest rams at addle sass. TM wade asmai s at Darpird. whim Soy bed ban isposiet br baggage peransem. The sows wen sold in Las was samba whisk refer to "Oestee Had Book." TM first 16$ (a, 7, s.d 84, sold for 1,980 Pleas ;tb .rood lot 13. • had 18). tee MOO gainer ; tho third lot (10. 13, tad 171, for LIMO salaam; eri43166 fourth. lot (11, 12. sad 14). . for 1.100 gnaws. The 12 ears Ma Melia 6 5101 ; the swamp priori Miss SUL 10.. Thew moo al bought b Kr. A. 1.. Bate. of Priam Ma Ka* TM bulls WWI'S slid separately. Imperial Orford was sail for 480 galore. elm to Kr. DAM • Greed Doke 6th ma sold for 130 mama to Kr. Biwa. of Oolsby.ball. Liman ; Orsul Debl* ler 310 Oases. to 114 T. Wallow. a anima MD. °owe*, t Groat Dab. 10th, for 600 galeeso, to the Duke of Demeshire I and Greed Doke 11th. for 100 to Oaptale Oserer, of tretherbrerspee. The fire L i t a : e ttins brought 1,0001. 10s. Hair armee pries bolsi 333 t Mai toad' moo a ;he 17 lead of mato was . M Ms. Lrsca Law.—A middle-aged man was &awed by sate Pomo Is Itomat'epark maga pun to immontry math 6 Mild. Hs via &Mad tAI theurriva of alma ' 1 the pirk.kospere. bet tha obAd sow allowed to go. The irk eoest.blo. WM, teat it... was sot sellosoot egri. alma to Ma* his dasetise, warted the ma, amid beetises lepr, eat of the pm& No ears, hod be pa est of the gams thee be ems sa ups by theNrommi, Übe tiroldoosa, brehlolls Mk ma yard wed bar. smellier , marAblea ul'adis = d rw: "A" • 4 40. Owe anr hboselalllMM a giolhalti‘• bilarthesit ; -v visions*. C I , , . 1 . 1 I i. • I 1 , . 1 t t I - i ), , ' 1 • i , . 3 i c. I il 1• , i : I 1 1 4. 1 . I i l ... ...t f , 0 11. i 1 ' / , . I ' ' s .—. • 4 1 i ;,, , 1 1 . , I i I I . . . p i i r I Ihe „ bs c the 4 kit* ph* ass« afar is a FO I 110 60001 6000110 01001 10 sei i m NM 12)7