The Express. — London, England, 1861-09-04 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) M A LHOROUG -ATM EMT. RrAms.. ortx t "ATRIAL - 110A ItuAltA AT THE PAVAILIAX I'HAPIL. a••••• P7.0,a, a w..lll..inasee.l wa. with r• naltribut:as harm and 111.111Vy at the !...r.aimut 1'6414.1. WartewkAtreet, the stowey. Leta% thaw blwanl Ileare aa.l ether.. d0,p1 ,1 *.11........4 21. lioldeu -.owe. mid lie'wus clerk he Chapel, .I..heittril to IL, .111..1,101M, in War. t. Ile lad even Use pa eauur nt•tlan chapeL On IL:trams errant.; she caner to hie Londe, from which .414 00;IAliCO3 to• tLe She netiol *hr wanted lu. Cruil.h.u.k. one of the ehaplAtua. all.l 1111,11011 .1. Ile lic.nl 1.. r I.llalae to a gem:emu/ awl •mrtly after Lr na. c.illod up awl told to watch . 11, .1. Awl 144. her name oat of the chapel. and in found 010• of the contrilaitiotelaocra *crewed to ~.al had beg n Woken open. and a -n...1! 'min of money ..it L.• 1.. d tiwo•ferr.il front two bootee 1.1.. ken open on 11.1.6) wc, ••Mi (0.411N1 a I• 111.31 paw of Lido'. *hear. oo a 1..11 w tie. Lane after Ito cent after tLe .loci t awl gas, her into rnatody. I:* 11...1.4 mutt he tradt her in Warwirk-atreet, :I drat .he aal eh. knew timaing ..1 it, but afterwards. t MU, the chapel. she wi.l, •• I own to 11 ; I r..{... the h.. t.pen. " .1t the elation some money was •„..! ..4 b. t • anal mid wea what .lie h.. 1 taken. I „no, there Lad hem. two nee Intlvi put .4% eoi the umneye terse thum of the lter. Mr. Ilualley and 1 Orr lair of shears were tweilverril try the I. !•ei haring ruattwer•l the o...Tier...eked whether •wlemi to pleat. .he rid eh. 11.4 .tnie it tlarongh Cant. Mr Maim •airl it ani• • reariaritAl.:c fact that two direr • were I...keg...pea •• la•ar tI. tun, Hal .he brukos dm,. ...oh' 1100 hem a reams affray*. Prs...ear said she had k.i the sttrets sad could mot ..tstve. Mr. ll..sdnu awl theft I,u en seeeisitv for tLat,land ,gaustk..l h., tut (law armada' bud labuui. MAR 11.1:1:1)N P. tior It VI. .t.IIULNT tT LENTI+II•TOWN. .3.4 Lt. • lalour-r, anol A 4.4 71. Li. lids. were placid at tie Itat. chat.cod with b. lag .11..ak reatiag • .s.tiulatae• is ti. 3114ryklper. P.diee-constsl4e Wake. 164 It, stated that about fie• n'eLs k L.t esruitad lee. with °awe ewastaldes, went rams. is; 1r.5.8 dial. whew they ..t ,reed the two primewrs fight. peg. y Lewd to perssiade theia Logo away, hat without s‘sil„ sad they Isaias be leektd up They were Is.th drank. In lb. female prises !i• ...d her busls.nd had be.. st lame all Ise s fortnight, sad she th..ught ‘estenlay taut • welt 5r...51.1 do luau goad and they I. di weld to the svelte .1 the se. Went to see it it wee tees that s relstisa of theirs 5a55.....1 the ►aaled. Mr. attn., Wes it se! Irceorle Ys; air. ii. taw true. Mr. 01/11$0% What less Ile mime Yerisalc— Matthews, year reerairip Mr. Yantis"— Aral breasts at turned out to Le trait, you .r.t *oak, art beet pow butt m a,l The Imbeial— We dal tea Lan on, soother Mr. Yardley-1 cesmakr Use conduct of the femeht eery divot...hal seal her dehisce ireasrlese. Mho goer to boar elout a retains who has anew hir or her rleetb by tire We fearful railway satirical, marl thee wisda up by genres drunk. Ur warship then arrierra both to eater into their owa recopiasace 8a the Nam d I/ to be of / total behaviour. AMAMI TO MX PUCII/T+ A r THE CHAU. FARM RAILWAY • TATIoN. J.Aso Jtv-I.n wan placed in the dock, charged with at. kruptieg to reit porkety. N.. enehin. ...newt. appeared foe the pi hairier. thou eviilvois of steward, the platform foreman at Chalk-finis, andlett Steele. a tailor, the prisouer was wee to partially put has hand in a lady's pocket who had Met come by the escur.iim train from Windsor. Privates% who dew tibial himself at a slate artist, and haul a watch sad chain, U. 10s. in gold, and lra. in silver upon him, was nosianded for a week. tV F.S7M I NSTER. sIN.:ULAR APPLWATION. t srreutly.dressed and peril •lookiug lass of 20 entered the court this morning and applied to the magistrate under th e (.00. " vinium.tence s : Auplicantsaid—A young men has been keeping company with me tor sax months, and having broken od without nor cause that I know of, has behaved very ill, and I wish ler sour advice. Mr. Daymait—ln what way has be 'nehaved ill to yea? Applicant—lle said to me one day as we were sitting tOr " Maria, would you like a nice little watch r amid I ahoull, and he said he would make me a present of one, end ho did ; hut since he broke off with me without any cause, he has taken the witch away in a most shameful Layman—llow long is it no ■iuce he gave you the watch Applicant -It was in March. Mr. lasyman—And when dal he take it away! A pplseant —A few day. ago. Mr. nun How did he obtain po.lllollioll of it? Applicant He C4ll/0 into air house, and seeing the watch spas the tuantel•psece, said h e s h ou ld take it away, and proceeded to do so. My father who was present endea voured to stop him, when he pushes' my father violently away, and went out of the house with the watch- Mr. Hayman What reason does he assign fur taking the watch .! Applicant—He ia mesa enough DOW to pretend that be merely lest we the watch, and so had a right to lave A back. Inaynian —Awl you may he made yew a preeent of it? Applicant - Yea, sail I coui.l prove it ; he ought to be ashamed of lamal. he could not have thought he would have behaved ea. Imu sure I did Dot at we time. Mr. Myers—Yew may take a summeas newt him for unlawfully deleisiwg the watch. Summons amonligly tam. SERIOUS 11/it-(Till DAY.) GREAT DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY. Two of the most extensive firm that hays occurred in the metropolis for mime time put (Cotton Wharf osly excepted), happened this (Walser.lay)ntorsing s sad laid in ruins property valued at many thousand pomade sterling. The first fire occurred a few =Mutes before o'clock is the premises of Mr. J. Seaton, romper and packing.case.makar, situate in Oak.basse, Limebouae. The property covered an immense area, probably neatly so urea grimed, upon which stood the cooperage, the pack ing ram factory, sod au immense quantity of timber in the ;OR yard. This, whoa owe alight, was enough to form a coodsgratios of no smell magnitude ; but, adjoining this property, was the extensive cooperage of Mr. J. Wortley, rIISIIII4 lath Churchatrast. The firm prised so quickly that the cabman cooperage of Mr. J. Woodley also became Ignited, and over la) test of wooden buililicip shot forth a Mar that rine measly 100 feet into the air. Before 3 o'clock the Sr. waa at its height, sad without exaggerstioe it may he slated that, with the a:caption of the ate at Tinley street, a larger or fiercer body el ashram limos his rarely hew witnessed is the metropolisi 71 , “%k111, INN 14 the eagincere of the lansdisa Diri; Pile. *pm genii le trader amestance at one of tie isesisee, fell into the river, and was drowsing, whim be was mowed by some of his comrsdes, aid pulled out. At leegtk roue; to Or rest tomato of water that kept (ethos apes the resiligraiiiin, it began to succumb and diminish, and ly 1 o'clock, i.e a hale after, it was ~early extinirtaioheil. The damsels r Moss officially reissued to the usturauto Alms Sonatas the London Brigade : 11•11.1aae, Li 1111111100•9 -111 r. T. Seaton, cooper sad paehlerrnm inalker—Timber building turd as moorage. 76 feet ty W leaned down ; *gather !curling of roof of pack lag-atee factory seriously damaged by fire, and the stook is apes mini similarly damaged. loaned is the Leeds sad Yiebehlre Yin uMen Cause of Sr. nakanero. Nos 0, Ork-Inam Liniebare, Mr. J. Thoregrod (pri nk) -.limb MOSS first 11-or bunted out, and oiotouta se mustily dammed by be. lowered in the General File Alm No, let oat is tesentents. Rack and front of premises dossed by ire. lesuranoe unteown. nisreborner. Imseebouse, Mr. J. Woolley. cooper.—TM eciaperoge, 00 fret by 01. banked down. Frost windows .1 amobbsery rums severely elaniegrd I.r lire. sod 41...8 brides, sad nook ie unisex yard, seriously horsed. insured is the 11 . ..1 handy gel this extensive fire crialersestrai whes their serrieoi were called to another, These prieseinis were. Wel the hisseatest.six doors high, each dour hying awl as • ware filled with tea (principally in bond), sears, ke. The build* belonged to Moms. J. sad J. Itstieta 'bobtails Inn thaleirs, sad was situate at Nes. 115 and 19., LOWIR Thaansestreet, near LoodtesbrAge. attend. Jot as far hock is Eisg's Howl evert, and aluinat as far is Messinsatjard and Freh-etreet-hull. la • brief spare of time the fire shot thiciagh the hack wiidows. and *dial the premien' of Mrs. Puddieh, keeper, also those of Mr. Willierneoa, the emend I..usig.rdlic. of 31r. Neon. Fisbetrest-hill another r'tte awl refre•honeet mese. beloor.iog to Ni.. rodOlolerl riehetrreehall, end the earthmen of Norm atel Hunk fruit inerehanto. ie Itieja-lissii-aert. Mosuniest-rard. Th. gems biome hertid —Um e , re.,tm lodge,, in the refrealissest•roolis, who went On the "won host. in the 11101111 W-7. .01 , *roused. and were to le eve ruehtne out into the street, carrying with them n.eek, p.etniantesut, Le. It. Pt o'clock the fireless ...lest is eitiaguishiog the flames. The damage in Whendly reported as sunder: Ir. nal Lowr Thames-street. Masora J. an d J. Rates, wh"lriele ta e -d a d ere ; the warehouse all bat hound in the neer": Fire-offios. Cause of ire liksows Pudillek. coffee esti eborebow.—flaek window tsirsol not, back room" severely damaged by fire. and bn4 ..trete jejune' by lire sod eater. Ceoteut• leisured the Allae . Fire-.6w. Bulldog netnews if leisured. Hied court, Mows. Keehn; and Flout, fruit ambaits• ; back widows sad skylights damaged by Ars THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 4, 1861. at.,l hi...1...g... and conteuts slightly lujussid by lutes, Sic.— unku"wo. Mrs. W. Pu.l.lick, Lower Thames•street ; simiLr damage as at the other house via Faskpatiset-hill- bleared is the Mutt Fire.otbee. N.. 33, rt.h.otroet.bill —llr. Knott, general booking olficn ; hack nome and top doors burned out., na....t port of roof burned off, nod re 4 of house and warble erverely c1.t0..,;.41 by tire, and cuoteut, by lire cud water —isa , urruce unkous u. THE TERRIBLE ACCIDENT 4)N TUG Noitriz LONDON RAILWAY. LATEST PARTICULARS.--(THIS DAY.) DEATH tW ANOTHER SUFFERER. We have to record another death as & come pomace ut this terrible catastrophe, Clara Clameata, as innate of the University Hospital, and who was yesterday described as being in a danlerous state, h wing died at two o'clock this morning. 8 Disex and Charles Co:, bOtil lying is the same Inopital, are still in a precarious condi• tam, but the other seq.:goers here are progressing favour ably. Tony, lying at the Middlesex Hospital, although still in a daugeimis coutlition, is somewhat better than yesterday, and the other persons lying here, il-4 well as those at the ltoyal Free Hospital, are described as progressiug favourably. .tlthoogh the excitement in the neighbourhood of the scene of the accidont ha. declined a little, Large crowds of poople have hero ameisibled on the spit all the morning ; awl beak tisitnrs cominue to arrive every minute. The en,,ine. aa it fell, awaits the iospeetion of the pity, and the wreck of the carriages which were destroyed is also there, although they have been cleared from the run Tway, and put conveniently :wale. The mime of the piece of open ground, wsustioes called Church-held, which the line here CMIIIIIOI, is more generally recognised as the (impel-oak Field ; it is a spot of mum local mistiest'', cad will now, doubtless, be better known than ever. The up-lion of rail., which was closed yesterday, wu this morning opened Tor traffic, and although many gentlenao auk Ist:twos iuteresteil are continually visitiug the emlxmk• meat, everything with regard to traffic goes on much as 'weal We ►tated yestenlay that the junction hue was the property el and we, wurked by the Loudon and North• Western l'orapomy fur the North London ; sad 'torn all we eon gather this appears to be caw, but as the 01701101111e0Cell of the collistoe in a pecuniary menu must be serious to the company which may ultimately prove to be reepossibk, there at an apparent desire on the lurk of each iteespnay to shift the responsibility upon the shoulders of the other. Bat any doubt which may at present exist ou this point, must also appear very shortly. Among the personal experiences of the collision, we may Cite the following : Mr. James Newcombe, of St. John-street-mad, Clarkin well, assistant messenger to Mr. Cooper, of the lltokruptcy mys :—" I wax in the second carriage from the en• grime, w►o I felt a tetneudous shock come, and after that the carriage appeared to tile to whirl round, and I was throws up 411141 down, and backwards suit feewanla, and down sad up, till at last the caniage settled itself, rod at themes, time I woe shot •iolently out, carrying the hack et the carriage with me to the ground. My leg we, a little :slanted. but I extricated myself as quickly as I Could, and crawled from among the wreck. 1 was very much shakes and confused, and scarcely knew what I was doing, but I recollect that the first thing I saw was the poor stoker, crawling on one knee from the engine, all in a blase. I looked about a arid while doing so I felt something shaking about in my insole coat pocket, I put in my hand and took nut a large piece of plate-glue, which had got there during the shock. I felt very queer thee, and I fool very queer now, and I can't think how it was that I was not smashed," THE INQUEST. This afternoon Mr. Humphrey; coroner for West Mid dlesex, acting for Mr. Walley, who is said so be now theCoetinent, empanelled a jury at the Elephant and Castle, Old St. Pancrax.road, tkmden-town, to inquire into the causes of death of the different persons whose deaths as • result of this accident we hare already recorded. The jury having been empanelled, The Cor o ner inquired whether there was any gentleman upon it who was connec►ed directly or indirectly with the railway companies concerned, es if so, he hoped he would retire. An answer having been given in the negative, Mr. Winck worth was chose. foreman of the jury, and The Coroner earl—The accident had, as the jury were no doubt aware, taken place upon a contiguous railway, and the course he proposed wu that the jury should first proceed to view the bodice, then view the spot where the occident occurred, and afterwards return to the Elephant and Castle to commence the inquiry. The summoning officer wild it had been arranged that the inquest should be resumed at the Prince of Wales, Hu mood•atreet. Cormier—Well, then, let us go to the Prince of Wales after viewing the groom), and meanwhile let someone maks application fur the useOf the Veetry•halL Mr. Lewis, jun. (Lewis and Lewis, Ely place, Holborn) — I wish to state, sir, that I appear for James English, also on the part of Resins English who is dead, and also for the chikl English who is injured. Mr. Metcalfe (barrister)—Antl I, air, appear on behalf of the Railway Company. The Coroner—Which company Mr. Metcalfe—Both companies - —the London and North Western, and the North London and 1 wish to add that the companies are most anxious that the inquiry should be fell and complete, and that all the circum■tancs of the sad calamity should be searchingly investigated. Coroner—ls there anybody hers who represents any other of the injured parties? Mr. L. Wilma, solicitor, of Welt Hem, said he al.peared for Mrs. Allen (dead). Some private persons also gave their names u attending fur other parties. The Jury thee procerled to view the bodies and the some of the accident, and had nut reached tho Prises of Wales when our report left. LONDON, CHATHAM, AND DOVER.—The worki on the Metropolitan Extension of this company's under taking were commenced b) Messrs. Pete and Betts in February List, and the proper made has far ex. corded expectation. The tunnel in the vicinity of the Crystal Palace is about 2,01111 yards in length, and is per. hats the heaviest work on the line. It passes through Lowlier clay, and in order to facilitate operstions seven shafts have been sunk frou. the top of the hill down through the centre of the tunnel to the level of the intended railway. The abate have been carefully bricked down to the arch ing of the teens', which has been coustroctod to the full else st these places. In order to prevent searients from the treacherous nature of the soil, the excavation in the tanoel is curial on for a short distance • soil then the brickwork is esonskaissd sod icompleted for that distance to the full Bile of the tassel, and then the operation of the excavation is re am! the brickwork turtlnr extendod. The avreifet• new completed is ei.out Zt. yants, or about otie•nioth of sr hole. tel nouns the so esti shaft. give 14 taws to each front. The work in Cie tunnel Is mined on day and sight, and the TAW of progress is four yank per 21 hours. On other portioos of t h e Inge this brink viaducts hav e pre. posted meet rapidly awl sucoessfully, the ag,,inate length of them beim abort 6.2U0 conic, includiu4 tie) arches u(10 fast spas. Of these hove olre..dy been ennstructol. The length of girder Lealgoin for crossing the public roods and thoroughfares issank, and about Kt yeah of it are Nally for Axing the gullets. The uper.iticitie for making and providing the ammo member of bricks required fur these weeks are o.s a vary kegs scale war the teasel at Berko ham With regard to the estewsioe to Faniegdosaireet, it is not intended to wait for the eimpletioo of the bridge over the Thames, but, on the coinpletioo the , iadua and railway to a pray. near the river, to er''t a tenipor.try StA• toe costiguoirs to the south end of Blackfrians.bridge for the nowinonorlatios of the city train.. Unrot'SPED tnortsing a rumour was pretty geoerstly correct that a railway accident took plain at the Victoria Stenos, Pimlico, by which five persons were killed. (In inquiry at the station, however, it wee secertained that there was no foundation for the report, which doubtless originated in the intaginatiou of som e ie dividital excited by the recent rifest n.phes on oth er li nes . i FRIOHTFUI. AvIDENT oN THE LA:it:ARNIE; AND YOWL:44IXL Italia AT. —About halfleat Ave o'clock veetenlay afternoon a fatal accidart occurred at the , Windsor-bridge Cattle Scotia), on the Lancashire aid Yorkshire Itnilirsy, Salton'. A min, whose ramie is stated to be William Richfield. but was perhaps Letter kuown in the neighbourhood toy several nickname, was in the habit attending the Windier-bridge Station in order to procure employment as w rattle Inver, by which means b. obtained his livelihood. He called st the station yee tanLay cud again in the afternoosi. On the latter octane he improperly attempted to crows the hue, In under to obtain from one of the officials a " par e for Tatou, near Bolton. An express towards Manchester came up at the same moment, awl the unfortunate MUD waa killed instantapeously. his head being completely smashed, his left leg severed below the ksee, sad kis right arm whin frightfully crushed. The body was take, to the George IV. Inn. The &reamed lived is Byrom.street, Manchester. He was shout 2.8 years of age, and marrietL— MaricArsre r Caanfiaa. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. iST SLICIILIC TZLEIZZAI2.) STOCKTON DIENTING.-:THIS DAY.) ;11.111 STAKES. Ow mile awl a quarter. Fhwth.iu•the-Pao, Kusaarood, Upperhand, Caller Ou, Yuihuniustur, awl Primer Maud are - here RDWICKE STAKES. T.Y.C. Jackal, Nagel - dale, iinborriTiiir — WillaitnArmatroag, Whiteadale, and Staple tkik are here. GRE.IT NORTHERN LEGER.. Ow mile and • half. CAller On, Gardener, IvanbolT, He&Dna, Go 11• seeker, Master, Vincihue, and Silverhair are here. JUVENILE STAKES, 5 tuatara% Pilot, Jo!way Arnotrarig, Temptatioa, Repartee, Bawler dale, A.lveatiirA., Tint R btltier , (41tirook, Captaiii Croy-, Little l'apiaia, Rise of Rail, Fife, ead Squirt are here. SHARE L1528.-(THIS DAL) Two o'Cwcz. The railway share market to-day is heavy. A further decline of to per cent. has taken place in must of the principal stocks. London and North Western stock is now quoted 93 to fex div. ; Great Western, 701 di to 71, ax div. ; Midland, 1281 t o I ex v. ; Lancashire Yorkshire, 1111 t o ; South Eastern, 821 to 4, ex div. ; Caledonian, 1064 to 107 ; Eastern Counties, 494 to 50, ex di v . ; an a Gr e at Northern, 109 to 111, ex div. Lombanio•Veuetian Railway shares remain firm, at 11 to 11 prem. Groat Luxembourg and Dutch Rhenish Railway shares are still inquired for. Thu Indian fines are wiiet. x~ COLONIAL OOVERNSUNt SFAXEITIFS. e - To4 Do. Sparcent.M9).2 Do.liparcent..lBB3-4 . - . - hi I tl . —irlie t— r Wei. 10) 114 teisiOoo 14 . 1;71A - us. — I Do. per ct.Star.Q3ep. Do. 6 per end. C of 0 Hupe6p.et..lS9ol Ib do. IWO 106 108 10) 111 100 101 108 11l 109 111 108 110 1074 104 994 1006 90 100 00 100 iue oor iii.4oo; - do 1611! New Brunew.tior. p. et. N. 5. Wale. tiv.sp. C. DP Do. sp. C.. 1571 to 1670 Do. 5 p. v., 1555 Nora Sculls 0 per cent , 1075 1. Aust.Oov. 6p.e. Hoods VII'. 0r.6 p. c. Jan.kluly Do. do. 6 p. c. April & O. 1001 1071 11l 103 100 ail It 1081111 MEMBERS' I,TE. Ose rail& Eictolan, Lerigshut, Maid of the Mist, Recluse, S .:irlet, Fist Rituu:r, Tulip, . E rie, Little Virtue. mud Fite are here. LICHFIELD MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) A Ni:LGSPY PLATE. Three quarters of a mils. Maw. Swift, ilbelera, Agee* Strawberry Leaf, Camber laud, &aligns, and Camperlowa are bare. (411.1) CUP. clue Nan-at Anne, I.!...;;;ei.Enble;;„ Koacpy, Wynnatay, Kauudord, Mime Eleanor. Build°ld, and OWWU are here. Pub 11111PEJT.—Neophyte, Philomela, Flirtation, ma Jamie Browu. NURSERY HANDICAP. Three.quarters of • mile. Mister Fenton, Klyptian, Forester, Prioquet, Am of Trumps, Miss Mary, Charles Fox, Fairy Knows, Bey of Thais, Dorritta, (kllipyge, Miss Swift, Melody, and lAwn penlowe aro here. PAID Plinni/I7.—Pot POOlll, Mostsbello, Solomon, and Dulcet. ENTRY FOR QUEEN'S PLATE Two milt.. )I_.olwt-Artnl, Lur)er, Flotilla, and Booitwoe. ANSIRN PLATE. Hilt a mile. Medora, flotilla, Wilms, lima Lay, berate. Mi. Swift, au.l fairy Komi,* aro ban. Foiri.a.—liialitiagale, Diadem, Billy Pitt, Dupli city, Meattliello, NAhme, Hoklersyle, Paradox, aid My Partner. EXETER MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) NAMHEAD STMERS. Six furlongs. Patriot, Mal. Alchysatat. Entre:out, mud O o are hem COUNTY _CUP. Two miles and a half. Bay Shirley, Optimist, Mycophaot, Pitman. 11oti.. e., Vinegar Ha, Cratar, Frwlerick, and Weatherproof are here. Nt'll.SEllX PL ITE. Six furlong+. Ethel, Conlin 'oder, Ano..tte, Thunderstorm, Otho, Ring, Eosaniore, Naowdrup c, mud Treachery f are here. LI,ENAr... Ti TIIEATEPA AND PLACEN or PCRLic ENTKRT %INVENT. - -The Middlesex magistracy have fined the amoral renewal of these licenses to take place at the House, Clerkenswell•green, on Monday, the 7th of tktober, Wad , vsterday the following regulatious were laid down to be übwrved by persons seeking to obtain such license., and they are now required to give twentymne days' notice previous to the first day of the sessions, instead of four teen as heretofore, and of such intended application to the clerks 11 the peace and petty sessions, the church werdens and ore, son n , of the parish, and post copies thereof on the district police•statiou, and the dour of the premises sought to be licensed, or the same will out be entertained. Petitions in opposition most now be lodged in the office of the clerk of the peme ten clear days before the heat day of the session, i=ntend of five as formerly. In consequence of the recent =Lions by the msu cert agers of theatres, the con-room ice., this year intend to apply for licenses to give theatrical representations, or stage plays. CANTERBURY-HALL—An old favourite with the Lawton public, Mr. Hens Cowell, has returned to the Can terbury-lull, et ter,lieing in America for two years, where I/41 has been makinga very successful tour. On Monday night Mr. Cowell was received with the most flattering demon. stratious of satisfaction, which he acknowledged by *nixing a number of amusing soup, some of which are very racy and thorouibly American. NEW ENTKANuIt TO THE TEMPLL —A new en trance to the Temple from the bottom of Eeseasteeet, Strand, has been completed. It opens opposite the new Lihriry-chambcfs, and is built of Portland stone, in the same style of architecture ; the old wall facing the west front of the library is boo; paved with Portland stone, and a wall of the lame material, extending from the porter's lodge of the now entrance to the river, has been built. This means of iugress and egress to poisons haying business in the library, or rt toles-court, will be very convenient. - - . Tag MAI4ONS' STRUM —ln accordance with the resolution of the strike committee, deputations, ou Monday and yesterday, waited upon the following employers:— Messrs Kelk, Lucas, Smith, Dove, Myers, Brown and Robitson, Whisked, Holland and Mennen, Mansfield, Trollops), and l'Auson, for the portions of making them acquainted with the intentions of the societo strike their country jobs, unless they consented to wit Mraw the hour system in their London establishments, or submit the whole question to arbitration. In most of the oases the deputations were refused an interview, one firm threatening to indict them for conspiracy, and they only succeeded in seeing Messrs. Lucas, l'Anson, Brown and Robinson, and Trollops, the latter geutleinau giving the deputation a courteous recep tion, mid entering at great length into the merits of the dis pute, though nothing definite resulted. The reports of the dorm...trees being considered unfavourable, instruction' were sent off by last night's post to the smaller country jobs for the men to leave at once ; delegates will leave town today and to-morrow to make arrangements for the withdrawal of the nice front the larger jobs, and by Saturday next it is expected the whole of the men will have left. Several of the mamas who have been brought up from Scotland and other parts of the country, and have been working under the hour eyetem, yesterday left the worka of Messrs. Smith, Holland. and Myers. Those who left the yard of Mr. Myers have taken paw ia the boat leaving the Thames for Edinburgh this morning. Several of the masons em ployed by Mr. Higgs at the Chelsea barracks have also ex pressed their willingness to leave if their expenses are guaranteed by the society. AcK ETS.—Yenterday evening a grand racket match came off at the Belvidere, Islington, for the them piousbip of the open courts, and a handsome silver cup, the gift of Mr. Buckingham, the proprietor of the ground. Although open to all comers, the contest WAS left between George Erwood and George Boucher, and was to be decided by the first winner of three games out of five. Erwood was the favourite from the first, sod the event justified the judgment of the connois seurs, He sadly won the two first games, Boucher being the winner of the third. The fourth wag well contested no both sides, lint was ultimately won by Erwood, who was de chiral the champion. The play ea both sides was very good, but especially that of Erwood, whose execution won the applause of the numerous speetators who witnessed the contest. flue ..f the coalitions of gaining the cup is that the winner i to hull the first place for two years. Itie expected that the present contest will give rise to many future ones. THE FIGHT FOR THZ CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE LI(AIT Wemera.—The fight between Shaw and Tyler for the championship of the light weights came ofT yesterday. The spot selecte d for the meeting woe a place called Stanley Creek, in the Medway, which the pugilist.' and their friends in groat numbers reached by means first of a spe cial train from the Victoria Station along the Leaden, Chatham. sad Dover Railway to Strood. They then embarked at Rochester on been! a steamer, after containing • fright at the appearance of a couple of policemen who were exhibiting wore curiosity in their movements titan was deemed to be desirable. 1 7 p the Medway steamed the motley throe; of vice sea ruftinnisin, past Clio at:au Docks and Upper Cull.. At Burnt wick Islam! • Money iliacussion arose as to the propriety of landing, which also threatened to be followed by a general ostler. Peaceful counsels, however, prevailed, and the pm rty teanine.al to enter the Thames. Eventually the landed at Shona - ten ; but here again the fate'., in the garb of a few constables, were unpropitious, and the mobdecamped in but baste, returning once more to the aledway, where, after groping about front one place to another for several hour.. they at len i th jumped on shore and fixed the stakes at Stanley Crzek, upon a some what muddy footing. Here the ring we.. formed, sad with as little delay as /amebic the two belPecrents stood face to face. Tyler is said to be a man of about 31 yars of age, his opponent a mere petal of 19 ; but the disparity of age warn compensated to a slight extent by the advantage which the youeger luau pea,sued in point of stature. The first round wee then fought, sod occupied ten or eleven minutes. Neither boxer, how , ver, did much harm to the other, although Tyler seemed to have the beat of it; the feinting and spar inn, bitting and stopping, arc allowed to have been of • highly " snieutifie" character. In the sad they dined et the ropes and full. In the second round con summate generalship woe displayed on each aide, the ow waiting for the other to begin. More feinting and coupter- Inc emptied, followed by some severe bitting, in which the nose of Tyler and the left .7. of Slues revolved a slight punish meet. Their Wool bent now up. they were hammering away'at each other with Vuloin-like strokes., when again the eve which carries terror to the pugilist's heart was heard in the distance. The cry of "Police" was raided, and moms after • strong body of officers presented themselves on the scene of conflict. It is needless to add that the stake. were drawn, sod that principal; second+, barkers, and the whole taerag and bobtail were quickly on hoard the little steamer. wending their way from a locality in which the authorities had taken such precautions RI effectually to prevent the conclusion of the combat, at all event; on that day. PALACE.—ONECkY , TAL SHILLING DAY. —Tv se- DAT. Harr. S.—Admissions on payment, 3,456 ; ditto by mama tickets, &L'3 ; total, 4,089. FORLIG x-ornur., Sam. 3.—The Queen has been pleased to approve of Don Manuel Colette as yips- Consul at Newoude for her Majesty the queen of Spam.— Gfa:efte. 011 1 11114111 S MAR! 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Pref. 111 n 300 11,001,110, IL East eau Woe{ Indla poo xttaksuo 01. ,Losuon llllO 1,100,8001 it. 18t. Katharine lOO 110.010 IL Southampton 100 800,000 It. Victorti 0,000:10 Do. New I I 114 121 ST 610 GI CS SS Os I 3 dibt M IN ti N 19 K N COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) The weather keeps fine, but the barometer indicates some change as about to take place. This week the supply of home grown wheat and flour is very limited. Barley, malt, and oats very short, other de scriptions small. A few Scotch nits, but no Irish fresh up this week. The foreign arrivals are very limited this week of all descriptions of corn and flour. Wheat, principally American, and a little from the Baltic. Flour, a few barrels from the United States ; a few bags of burley from Hamburgh. Oats rather more liberal than other grain from Russia, Sweden, Denmark, and Holland. To-day the wheat market exhibits the same firmness as on Monday, pun:hives still being made for Frain*, and that day advance Cully maintained for both English and old foreign. Flour. - American barrels fetching rather more money than on Monday, for export to France. Barley steady at Monday's quotations. Oats are in better tone, and in some cases rather more money obtained than could be on Monday last. Beans and peas firm. Linseed and rapeseed quite as dear. Trefoil and clover • low trade. Mustard seed not much doing, and very low in price. FLOATIN,: CAM:ON:4.—A good trade at rather better prices for wheat and maize. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM SETT. 2 TO SETT. 5. English and Scotch. . I 11 :0 0 1 310 Wheat Barley oits ' Malt Maur Naglish. 590 sacks : Amis. 4,7t0 barrels. 1:34.1t0 MINCING LANE.-(THISDAT.) Srosit.—For strong refining qualities there is a steady demand at previous prices, but other qualities dull of sale, at about former rates. Bengal, Gurpattab date, sold rather cheaper, 3lts. tid. to eat. Penang, good brown and low yellow, re alised 33a. to W.I. lid. 3bidras brown and yellow and native, 30s. to 31s. two floating cargoes sold, No. 11, Havannalt, at 264. ; and Cuba at 22.. 61. Refined steady. Comm.—For Neilsherry extreme prices have been paid, 725. to 78e. I pea, _Bos. to $l.. Gd. Cocoa.—TrioMad has sold at study prices ; grey to mid• dling red, 51s. to GOB. nu continues steady. Rite has sold at steady prices. Brown Leeward., ls. 7d. ; Demerara, Is. 41. to ls. 100. Rice continues In active request at firm rates; white Bengal sold Ils. Gd. to lfis. 6d. ; Batten., 9s. 9,1. to 10s. ; Arracan, 9s. 74d. to 9a. 9d. ; and Bassein afloat, 10..:1x1. Fiturr.—f 2urranta, prices are firm but not much Voicesa+ doing. urr::ntz continues inactive. CO170:1-1,030 bales sold at firm prices. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady at the annexed prices :—Town tallow is quoted 46a. 6d. net cash ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 48a. ; separate months, 48s. ; October to Dscem• her, 48s. to 48s. 9d. ; January to Marsh, 48j. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Kenn. Pattenden and Smith reqport that a few pockets of the new growth kcep arriving, cud are selling from 101. to 141. per cwt., for the most part of good quality ; for yetrhog and old hops the demand is steady at about Late prices. Duty, 150,000/. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Hatton, 18e ; Walls End lambton, 17. 9d.; Walls End Haswell, 18s. ; Walls End Ti.., 17s. 9d. ; Walls End Trimdon Hartlepool, 15s. ; Walls End Broldsla Helton. 18s. 9d ; WaW End Russell Mellow.. .I.Bs. 41. ; Walls End Kelton, 17e. 3d.; Walls Bud Pittington, 155.; Tafineld Moor Butes, 12s. 9d.-51 ships at market. PROVINCIAL MARI MARKETS. . ------- Ltvcras; 'Zany?. 3.—Calcdonlan. 107 1071—Dundee, Perth and Aberdeen, 10 101—Eastern Counties. 10 101—Edinburgh and Glasgow, 80 90—Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee, 30+ 31—Great Western, 711 711—Lancaahlrs and Yorkshire, 111111!1—Loudon and North Western Stock, 93 951—London and South Western, 95 90—Midland, 1281 1291—North British, 641 551—North Eaten, York, 911 9011- 4 outh Eastern, 241 /s—Buffalo and Lake Huron, 4 616 41—Grand Trunk of Canada (t per cent-0962,, 41 4/ Ditto / per cent., leer, 35 87—Ditto 7 per tout.. 1872), 35 37 — eat Luxeinhour,c .5 per cent.). 31 Sl—Ditto (201. , IS3 19—Nor thern of France ,3 per cent. bonds` ' 12 121. BIRMINGHAM, RM. S.—Birmingham Cana/ shares were sold to day at 901 —Birmingham Mill at 10—Birmingham Guaranteed Stuck 11.1.11 quoted 741 to 7:,—Midland, 1291 sellers—and Youth Stafford., 101 to 1 ex div. Market not quite so good as )e4terdm. MOXEY MARKET.-(THIS DA 1.)• Two o'CLoct. A further decline of a per cent. has taken place in the funds to-day, owing to preparations for the monthly settlement on Tuesday next, coupled with news of a reduction it: the French Rentes. Eng lish railway stocks hare Loin given way. There is no animation in any department of the Stock Ex change. The India Five per Cents. have been more offered, and the stock has declined to 1031 to 1. The scrip is quoted to 104. At Paris this inotning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Itentes opened at 69fr. 05c., being k per cent. lower than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 93 and 921 for money, and 92/ and / for the account. The present quotation is 921 to both for money and next Tuesday's settlement. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, shut : Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 911, 1, ex div. ; New Three per Cents., 911, 1, ; Thirty Years' An nuities, 1885, 15 5-16, 7-16 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 103/, 1,1; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 983 ; ditto 1859, 981 ; Five per Cent. " ehfaceil " rupee paper, 901, 971 ; Exchequer Bills, Marcb, 2s. die., ; ditto small, 2r, ills., 2s. prom. ; ditto, June, ss. prem. There is no alteration of importance in the foreign stock market. The Turkish Loan of 1854 ie steady, at 791 to 801, and that of 1868 at es. to 661, ex div. Mexican Bonds are likewise steady. Buenos Ayres De ferred are inquiried for. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents, for ac , count, 1005 ; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1869, 90 ; Buenos Ayres Deferred, 272 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 211, ; Portu guese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 472 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., fur account, 42 ; the Committee's Certificates, ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, ati, 791 ; ditto Six per Conte., 1858, for account, 661, 68, ex div. The Anglo-Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Conte. were not quite so strong yesterday, the amount (138,2001.) of stock required for the half year's sinking fund having been purchased by the Peru vian agents. The aggregate of this stock in exist ence is thus reduced to 1,028,3001., the whole of which will be cancelled by the sinking fund in three years and a half. The amount of gold purchased by the Bank to-day was 72,0001. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were generally firm. The rates for hills on Antwerp and Naples were quoted rather higher. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.1 to j ; Rotterdam, 3 days, 11.19 to ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.70 to 5 ; Hamburg, MX tense. 3 months, 13.101 to $ ; Paris, 3 days, 25.40 to 5 ; ditto, 3 mouths. 25.70 to 5 ; Frankfort on-the-Raise, 3 months. 1191 to $ ; Petersburg (per rouble). 3 months. 321 to 33; Vienna, eff lto.. 3 months, 14.10 to 20; Trieste, eft. do., 3 months, . 14.10 to 20; Madrid, 3 months, 481 to $ ; Oadis, 3 months, 48} to i ; Leghorn, 3 months, 23.80 to 5. Osum i 3 months, 21 to 80 21 ; Naples, 3 months, 3911 to ; Palermo, 3 months,ll7l to 1181; Messina, 3 mouths, 1 71 to 1184 ; Lisbon, 90 days, 521 to $ ; Oporto, 90 days, 521 t,o t. A very active business continues to be done in rice, and prices are still rising, • owing to the re ported spread of the potato disease both in this country and abroad. The Liverpool cotton market exhibits undi minished firmness. The saki yesterday comprised 12,000 bales. Messrs. John Tomlinson and Sons, in the corn trade, at Liverpool, have stopped payment. A. meeting of their creditors was held on Saturday, and adjourned to next Wednesday. It is thought that the liabilities will not exceed 70,0001. The estate shows only about 4s. 6d. in the pound, and it is said that some very unsatisfactory features are involved. The particulars are published of sundry bonds of the Danish Four per Cent. stock of 1850-61, which have been cancelled. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the last , Stock Exchange list : Insurance. Atlas, II:. Eagle, 7j, 7 ; Globe, 66; ; Guardian, 494 ; Imperial F ire, 333 ; Imperial Life, 20f, ; Indemnity Marine, 140; Luodou, 424 ; London 3,1,1 Provin cial Marine, 11; Marion, 91j ; Ocean Marine, 10; Ph,enix, 150; Rock Life, 8,;; - Thames and Mersey Ma rine, 3. Gas Light and Coke.—Commercial, 361 ; Equitable, 79;, 80; Great Central, 12, 1• Imperial, 80 1, 4, ex div. ; Im fContinental, 491, 4, ex div. ; Loudon, 67 ; f i nra . es div. ; Westuunster Chartered, 691. div. —Loaders, 561, 74; St. Katharine, 62. Waterworks.—East London, 126; Kent, 101. With reference to the silk market the monthly circular of Messrs. H. Waithmau and Cu. has the following : We have little or no improvement to notice in the position of the silk market. Occasionally during the pest month a disposition to do business has appeared, resulting in some transactions of importance, but the market has again re lapsed into inactivity, and our quotations of to-day show a decline of about 6d. per lb. on those of the previous mouth. The deliveries for the month are 4,096 bales of Chime artl. 85.5 bakes of Japan. The China letters recently delivered bring dates from Shanghai to the 3rd July. The silk seism had closed with an export of 85,063 bales ; to this may he added 2,003 bales from Ningpo, 1.500 from Canton, end 1,500 froni Japan direct, making the total export from all China and Japan abut 90,11;.10 bales. Of the new silk, 5,000 bales had arrived from the interior, 900 of which had been old or contracted for. The prices caked by the dealers were excessively high, 430 teals (over Zs. per lb. here) Fling demanded for standard No. 3 nettle.. In Bengal silk there is nothing to notice. Italian silk : The few rams and thrown, which are consigned to this market sell pretty freely, the prices being far below those of last eecsou. MiDAT EVXFI3IO. Consols, which clo.ed yesterday at 93 to e for the 10th inst., opened this morning at 94 to 1, and &omit at 92/ to 93. For money the last price was likewise 9n to 93, and for the 10th October 94 to I. The official business report is as follows: Three per Cent. Console, for money, 93e, 93 t, 93, 92A ; ditto, for acooont (Sept. 10) 93e, j, ' 921, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 1,4 ew Three per Cents., 91e, j, j ; Bank 236 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1041, 104, e, 104, 104, ; ditto for account, 104, 103 ; Five per Ceut. s'sufaced " rupee paper, 971, 961 ; ditto Five and-a-Half per Cent., 103 j. The India Five per Ceut. stock closed the mine as yesterday, at 103 f to 104, and the scrip at 1041 to 0. The March Exchequer Bills wore firm at 2s. din to is. prtm., and the J uuc at ss. to Si. prem. There were few transactions in Bank shares. Ot toman Bank and Batik of Egypt were inquired for. The miscellaneous share market was quiet. Crystal Palace stock continues in demand. Th e closing quotations fur shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine Insurstia.v. 4: to 5 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, / to 1 prem. ; Universal Marine Insur ance, 1.4 to 1 dis. ; London and Provincial Mai inc, par;_ Oriental and General Marine, to prem. ; Mercantile Fire, 3.16 to 5-16 prem. ; buil Commercial Un ion Fir, 1-16 to 3-16 pr em . .. . A fresh improvonunt took place to-41a' in the *litres of the Cape Town Railway and Deck Company. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two I t'CLOCK. There is a good demand to-tiny for shares in North Treakerby, Bast Camden, North Downs, and North Basset shares, st improved prices. Calvad neck shares are firm at to 13. East Camdon are quoted 261 to .1, (Marko Valley, pi t o 1 ; North Downs.s to 1 ; North to 6 ; North rreskerhy, 2 to 23 ; Providehee, 40 to 42 ; Wheel Minaret, 40 to 41; East Basset, 80 to 85; and Copiwr Hill, 110 to 115. St. John del Bey alining scares are very steady, and have been dealt in at 371 to 37i. Iti other foreign as well as colonial mining shares no altera tion has occurred, business being limited. 4 GROSS CASE OF DOG-STRALLYG. (From Punch.) Bood4treet, September, IRA. Mr. Pnocb,—Notwithstanding the expense and pains which I have been at to procure for the masters of dogs protection from the Mush; of those vagabonds who are constantly lurking about with the intent to inveigle or snatch away from us our faithful four-footed servants, all England—nod I may say Europa—has just witnessed as gnus a case of dog-stealing, I will undertake to say, as ever was heard of. . . . That well-known'gentleman,Mr.Jol. n Bull,was once blessed with an equally well-known dog, of the rough terrier species —a dog invaluable of his Iritnl, for giving the alarm when ever them was anything wrong in the house, and barking furiously at all suspicious strangers. This dog hu now belonged to Mr. Bull for many years, and his fidelity was unquestioned until bitely, when he was seen fawning in an extraordinary manner upon an ill-looking foreigner named Francis Joseph Kaiser, who belongs to the Spread Eagle. Some say that this fellow contrived to de ceive the auimil by putting ou a pair of top-boots resembling Mr. Bull's, which the old dog, whose nose is not so good as it used to be, beg:in forthwith to lick, not knowing the difference. . . . . . . ljbeheve, however, the truth to be that the dog had been coaxed over by the fascinations of some member of the swell mob, with whom the fellow is associated,who has patted him on the head, and taken him tip at table, which he bad as opportunity of doing a little while ago, when the dog is known to have visited the Spread Eagle. I have positive information that the fellow in question was seen the other day making off with a little dog, whose description corresponds exactly to that of :(r. Bull's terrier. under his arm. Should say of your readers catch sight of this party. whom they cannot mistake. they are requested to stop him., awl make him deliver up the dog to be restored to the owner. There will be no difficulty in identifying the animal : a Sheffield terrier, awl answers to the name of Tearem.—l am, lc., THU BISHOP OF BOND-STRUT. BARNET' (BEM) GUILT Boom, CATTLY., AMI Rilari' FAIN.—TUESDAT, SEPT. 3.—For more than a week poet large droves of store beasts have been depastured iu the gram fields in and around Baruet, end on each side of Barnet•hill, as far as could be seen with the naked eye, consisting of Welsh (North nod South), .retch sod Irish black cattle, short-horns, home-lords. Devon, Hereford, Durham, and Yorkshire breeds. During that period the most discordant din of human WA." has beau heard in Oaelie, or provincial Celtic, the north country brogue, mid ilia "west eountree" dialects from the men having the charge of the droves of boosts for sale at the f.dr. The sheep fair I. this year on Barnet Common. near to the Black Hone, where were penned the famed Sussex, Hants, and Wilts pure Southdown sheep, Dorset. Somer set, awl Wilts hornet Soils, with many Leicesteis, Lin coins, and half-breds. For several miles around, as well as in the town of Barnet, were immense steins of carriage, hunting, ordinary riding, and driving horses, cobs, ponies of every description, quality, site, and shape, not only from the north counties of England, but from North and South Wales, Shetland, and Ireland, with many hoary dray sod cart kinds from Sulotk. Norfolk, Yorkshire, and other famed breeding tricts. There were purchasers of beasts from the ..ruang districts of Middlesex, Essex, Kent, Suffolk, Norfolk ,' Cam bridgeshire, Lincolnshire, and other counties ; also of horse., the well-known commission dealers of London, as wed as from Bristol, Norwich, and Birmingham ; others from France, Belgium, Rus.ia, cud other parts of the Continent ; mud of sheep, from neatly every grazing county in Englund, so that much business wan dune, although at a redaction of fully 10 per cert. for bests and sheep—homes alone re. Whit% their full prime. Many were sold, lenriug still a vast number for to-morrow's fair. THE STRIKE IN T:IE IRON TRADE.—The ext.-n -oire strike among the puddler in the north of England baa not becu armngld. At the monthly meeting of ti e r iron. masters, he at 31iddleshorough oa Tuesday, it was determined not to allow the men to go in unless at the full ten per cent. reduction. About seven thousand men ere out In one concern nose tliu Consett and Derwent Ironworks. At Consett the re duction proposed in the case of peddlers is at the rate of r el. per too, cu d in theca , * of rollers 10 per cent. In Wales the wages are lower than in this district, and in Scotland the men have submitted to the redaction without demur. In consequeuce of the proceedings taken by the creditors of the Northumberland and Durham District Bank, the share- holders of the Iron Compauy, who were shareholders in the brink, are culled upon to make good a large payment in October ; and owing to the depressed state of the iron t ra d e they asked for an extension of time, which has been refused. It is quite possible that the works will have to be closed, awl the strike, by preventing the company completing their orders, may reader suet' a result still more probable.— Weirenkampron Chronicle. II d i~ 4 i 1 ,; 1 r i , i ,i• t„• , , , i 1 . , , I . 1 ' 1 ' ll i , iC i ) I . I 11 . • I C fi .1 i. '„ ~. 1, '1. , . I 1 1.. 11 11 1 1 11 , I iI I l ' . :.