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(MON OCR OWN COIIIIIIIIIIPOWDIIIT (IT 1111L1CT1IC TZLIORAPK.) SOUTHAMPTON, FILIDAT 4711111110011. The Tyne has arrived with the West India and Mexican stalls. She left St. Thames on the 19th ult. She brings 204 passengers. Amongst the cargo of the Tyne is specie to the value of 654.474 dole., which of 35,146 dole. are oc account of Mexican dividends. POLISH MEETING. The subjoined letter of Sir De Lacy Evans shows that he was noways responsible for the disappoint ment occasioned by the postponement of the meeting annoanced to be held in St. Martin's }Lai on Wed nesday. The respectable signatures attached to the letter of the Council of the Literary Association of the Friends of Poland convinoes us that no blame can attach in that quarter beyond the very venial one of allowing themselves to be taken by surprise. We learn with pleasure that the postponed meeting will certainly be held in the course of next week. We hope that Sir De Lacy Evans's health may then be so far re-established as to enable him to take the chair. And we would earnestly impress upon all who may attend, the duty of repairing to the meeting with the sole sad single object of expressing their unabated sym pathy with Poland, and their conviction that to em body a Polish Legion, to serve in the war in the East, is sound policy. We calculate on the attendance of whatever Liberal metropolitan members may be in town ; and are confident that Lord Harrington will prove by his presence that his zeal in behalt of in dependent nationalities is as sincere and devoted now se it was when, in 1812, as Leicester Stanhope, he earned, under fire, the iron cross in the ranks of the nations contending to emancipate themselves from foreign domination. TO THZ ItDITOY UP THE DAILY NIWS. BM-It was with extreme surprise that I found in your journal of this morning that the meeting re specting Poland, to have been held last night, and of which I was announced as chairman, was suddenly put off, on the sole alleged ground of my inability to attend. From the following particulars I trust you will perceive that I had no adequate reason to antici pate such a result. On the 18th of July I received a communication from • gentleman representing the Council of the Friends of Poland, requesting me, on their behalf, as follows : To to the chair at a public meeting, to ►e held on the lit or Sib of August in the locality of Westatiotter, having for its ot,ezt not only to express sympathy, but else to advo eatis the necessity of t h e forinati in of the Polish Legion ss t►e beet measum for crippling the power of Ramis. The Marquis of Bread&Sian., the Earl of Shaftesbury, the Earl of Harrington, Lnd Kinuasrd, Lord Soudan, and several members of parliament, have already aigulfied Meir inten tion of liking part an the proceediogL The writer of this letter did me the honour of calling on me on the following day for my reply, when I urged the propriety of some one of these high and honoured personages being selected by the council, in preference tome, tor the post of chairman ; bat being pressed to give my assent I yielded, but at the same time suggested that my health being still precarious, it would be necessary to nominate another gentleman to take my place, in the event of my being compelled to retire during the proceedings. Finding myself very unwell, however, early yester day morning, I despatched, between 9 and 10 o'clock, for the information of the council, a letter of which the following is, I believe, nearly a verbatim copy : A severe indisposition, which I have coffered from teat night, obliges me, with much regret, to solicit being ea• cued attending the meeting of this evening, on the subject of Poland. Since my return from the East I have been subject to these attacks, which usually leave me, for two or three days, unfit for any ion. As, however, several noblemen and gentlemen of high station are mentioned in the cluster invitation by the 00911- Cil as having promised to assist at this meeting there cannot be any difficulty in supplying my place u chairman. I hear the meeting is likely to be a most numerous one, which oc casions ale the more regret in being prevented sharing in its proceedings. I have understood that the principal object in view on this occasion was to shell an expression of public opition on the policy of embodying at the seat of war a military force to consist of Pules, se one of the elements fur contending against the colossal semi barbarous power which now me naces Europe with eabjugation. And ea I venture to think I . no one, however wise, eta foresee the eventualities of the arduous war we are engaged in—a proposition so moderate, distinct, and opportune as the formation of such a force can not be liable to any sound objection, and will, I feel assured, obtain the unsaid us and enthusiastic affirmation of any great ssumblage of Englishmen. Were I able to be present, I should have submitted some few stetemeats in support of these opinions. Others I have no doubt will do so, in better and more persuasive language ; and I have only again to request you will be goad enough to convey this my ezpres sioa of regret and apology to the council, and to mbeeribe myself—Yours, dtc., D. L. EVANS. Feeling by the comments in the Daily News of this zooming that much disappointment was naturally maid by the postponement of the meeting, I have troubled you at this length to allow that I could have had no anticipation but that another chairman would have been readily available, to conduct the bulimia of the evening.—l am, 8:c. DE LACY EVANS. Btpustone-square, August 2. TO ENS SDITOR OE INS DAILY NEWS. Literary iterociation of tbe Friends of Poland, Semen chamber', Duke , St. James's, Ans. 2, 1855. Sta,—We hasten to repudiate, most earnestly and positively, the imputation cut in some quarters upon that gallant patriot, Sir De Lacy Evans, and the parties who were instrumental in proposing to hold the meeting announced for last night at St. Martin's Hall, on the subject of Poland, as if the illness of the former was pretended, and the latter had been induced, through agile sinister transactions with the government, to deceive the public, and play false to the cause they have ever had most warmly at heart. It was not until late in the afternoon of yesterday that we received a letter from Sir De Lacy Evans, stating his deep regret that through an Hine*, to which he is occasionally subject since his campaign in the Crimea, it was utterly out of his power to preside at the meeting. Considering it of the highest consequence that the public should hear from Sir De Lacy Evane's own lips his sentiments and state ments, so important from his practical experience and services in the war, on the subject of the formation of a Polish Legion and the Polish ques tion generally, and that the proposed meeting should, at the present important crisis, be as influen tial and useful as possible, we thought it advisable to adjourn the meeting for a few days, to give time for Sir De Lacy Evans's recovery. This is the simple fact, and no communication whatever passed between this association and the government on the subject of the meeting. We immediately gave public notice, by placards and otherwise, so far as was practicable, and by communications with individuals, of the ad journment of the meeting. Sir De Lacy Evans is in no degree responsible for this. If blame is atttribut able to anybody for doing what was, under the cir temptation, thought to be best for the cause, it is at tributable to us alone. We sincerely regret the great disappointment which appears to have been felt ; bat we can only rejoice at the feeling exhibited in favour of Poland,' and tram that each feeling will be still mom dearly and strongly exhibited at the postponed nestle& which will assuredly be held in the course of next week. We have the boom to be, sir, your obedient servants, is behalf of the council, EDMOND BEALBS,Cheirosau. _ THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 3, 1855. WM. LLOYD MAKIIiCK, Hon. Sec. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, At. 101192 2.—APPOBSTMEN'ftl.—Cap tain T. Harvey (1848), to the Havaasah, 19, at Devosport. Coosaaaden J. F. Blight, to the Sampan% 70,1 mew dean ship, of 360 hone power, at Devoupon ; R.I. Otway (1846), to the Siren, 18, sloop, at Sbeerntee; sad R. Phil lip, (1848), to the Alecto, 6, paddle wheel st e a m -sloop, of 200 hone power, at Woolwich. Paymaster J. B. Jackson (111.54), to the Waterloo, 120, flertsbip, at elhosrane. Anletaat Paymaster J. W. Coined, to the Batumi, at Pembroke. Assistant-Clark J. It. F. Alston, to the Conway, 14, flag ship, at Cork. POSTSMOUTH.AVOUST 2. - ------- The Marlborough, 131, screw, was taken into the steam basin to-day to be docked, sad to receive her machi nery. She does not appear to have suffered any injury or stnia whatever frantbe 'misfortune at her launch. The Casaba, Naga vowel, Commander Darintan,which arrived at Spitiseadl last night from Bristol, went on to the Eastward to refit. The Timandra, stem transport, came into harbour to day to disembark the invalids, women, and children, ►he has brought home from Corfu, from regiments that have left there for the Crimea. The Hilliegsworth, steam trample (No. 189), arrived to day from the East, with lam of bowsprit, miaenntast, and •pperworks. The Snowdown (No. 190), and Manley Hill (No. 169), steam transports, have left this port lest night sad to-day, their sonless being dispensed with. SOUTHAMPTON, Ammar 2. The General Screw Company's steamer Juan left here this afternoon with • heavy mail for Constantinople, Scutari, and llslaklava, a force of 300 men and *Moen, chiefly belongiog to the Artillery, 219 Artillery horns, • number of gun carriages, about 150 tons of ammunition and 6 gams. The gans are for the Naval Brigade before Saba.- topol. The Artillerymen sad dicers are for a tavern fores. The following are the names of the officers who went out inlthe Jason. Captain LH. Deese, C. L. H. H. Leman, and J. Travers ; Lieutensats H. Cordon, A. L Kay, and W. Rooks ; and Assistant-Surgeoss Fletcher and 0. Finlay, of the Royal Artillery. Also Lisatenanta Tolcher and Pals, of the 95th Regimeat of Foot; Staff Surgeon 0. W. P. Sp•rrew, and Armosrer &missal Frost, of the 6th Dragoons. The ilydespes is receiving an additional deck, which will enable her to carry more trcope. The Treat is fitting up to carry 200 horses to the seat of war. The transports Australian, Colombo, Ripon, Trent, and Hydaepee are is the docks. VOLI/NTSEBIS Yoh TSB MM.—This morning a number of ebb, and ordiaary NPIM4II, who volunteered for the Navy at Liverpool, Greenock, and other northern port., arrived by the London and North-Weste.e Railway, snd were immediately forwarded by omnibus to the Waterloo terminus of the South-Western Railway, from whence they were conveyed to Portsmouth. Thirty-five volunteers for continuous service in the Navy, and a large number of growing lads and landsmen, for limited periods of ogreish,, sees drafted from her Majesty's ship Crocodile to the Fie. guard at Woolwich, and the dej 6.. guard-ship at Sheerness. WARLIKE STORES FOR TUE CRIMEA.—Thie morn ing, 2,000 stand of Yield rifles end Victoria carbines, with bayonets complete, in eases containing 20 stand each, ca• valry and infantry accoutrements, a large quantity of boots and shoes, In cases and casks, were shipped at the Tower Wharf, for conveyance to Woolwich, there to be transhipped to ve,sels proceeding . to Balsklava. Upwards of 60 tons of measurement goods, in cues and bile. , consisting of blankets, regiments; clothing, hosiery, and waves under clothing, were forwarded by the South-Western Railway to Portsmouth. fer conveyance to the Crimea. Orders have been receivel at Woolwich Arsenal to have 130 B.inch, 10 inch, and 13-inch mortars ready as Ma as possible, to be sent to the Crimea. 60,000 13-inah shells are orde red to be sent immediately. Workmen are busily employed in driving piles into the river opposite the centre of the West Wharf, in the Arsenal, Woolwich, to form a large jetty to run cut into the river to enable large vessels to come alongside and receive their cargoes at once. At present the stores have to be shifted, first into the lighters or loarges, and then from the haws into the ship. By this plan a considerable deal of time and labour will be saved. According to present arrangements, by the 7th of this month above 1,300 more artillerymen will have left the shores of Zealand for the Crimea. The Olatton, 14 guns, screw steam floating bat. tery, Captain Arthur Cumming, end the Meteor, 14 guns, screw steam floating battery, Cant. F. B. P. Seymour, have left Sheerness for Portsmouth. The Rhadamanthus follows them with their guns. Both floating batteries an ordered to anchor in the Downs for a tide or two in a part of the roadstead where they will get the cress tide and run of the sea, to prove their ma-going qualities previous to their departure. The Trafalgar, 120 guns, has been taken out of the fitting basin at Sheerness . The Phaeton, 50 gam, bee Imo taken into the fitting begin to be brought forward as a sues steam frigate for immediate commissic n. Fourteen non-commiseioned officers and men volunteered from the 68th Regiment of Foot last week, to peat as hospital orderlies to Scutari Hospital. Government has lately been discharging several tromporta, not because they are not wanted, but in order to take them up afresh upon more economic terms, as the charges for them do not rule so high as they did some time since. Most of these transports were taken up for 50s. per ton a month. The price is now about 40s. The easing will be considerable, Si these transports are from 1,800 to above 2,000 tone burden. TUE 51ST Rsomfferr.—On Wednesday afternoon a telegraphie message was received, countermanding the, envious order for the route, and thing Tuesday week, the 14th instant, sa the day on which the first division is to quit Blanchester for Malta. We understand that Hsi. change is' in consequence of the vessels nht being in sufficient resdinem to take the troops at the time first appointed. It is of mane not known how long the 61st will remain amongst the reserve at Malta; but while there the regiment will be supplied with Minie rifler, the men being at present armed with the old regulation musket, with the exception of two companies, who have had tolerably good Weil practice at Stockport. It is understood that the 51st will be succeeded here by the 98th, now at Weedon ; that regiment being re placed Sy the 25th, expiated to arrive shortly from Madras. —.floodwater GnisrviSans. GOODWOOD RACES. THIS DAY. (11T PIONON arses AND ILICTIIO TILSOILLPH.) COWDRAY STARES. Little llbby .. . . Massed= .. • . . • Plausible .. . • 5 ran. THE NURSERY STAKES. Ls Victim .. • Mr. Haffam .. . Alice Wentworth .. .. . 18 ran. THREE FIRES WITH LOSS OF TWO LIVES. THIS DAY. Between the hours of 1 and 2 o'clock a fire broke out in the house of Mrs. Harriet Tribe, Wavers' Arms Beer-shop, 1, Church street, Bt. Pawns, which was not subdued till two lives bad bees sacrificed. Before the in mates could be awakened, the Bosses bad takes possession of the staircase, and made escape by its means impossible, and before the firs escapes could arrive, the house was one mass of fire. The conductors of the napes hearing that two persons were in the house, rscended their machines, but were compelled to make a precipitate retreat. Mrs. Tribe sad Miss Tribe, tied 9 year., were burnt to death. Cants unknown. Not insured. As soon as the ruins were suffl iently cooled, the firemen proceeded to search for the persons who were knows to have perished, and removed the remains to fit. Pancras Work house, for an inquest. The second fire broke ont at six o'clock, at Mr. Welling's, oil and oolourman, 1, Broadway, Londoa.fields, Hackney. The parish engines of Hackney glt to work, but it was not subdued before the shop aid contents, with upper part of building, was destroyed. Cause unknown; insured in the Liverpool Fire-office. The third fire broke out on the premises of Mr. A. Jacobs, Hope street. Bpitalfields, boot and shoe manufacturer. The smoke was discovered by the police, and with difficulty the inmates escaped. The engines of the London Brigade arrived shortly after the outbreak, but the shop and contents were severely damaged by fire ; oases unknown. CITeTAL PALACIL-8111LLING DAAtIOUBT Mal:Wens co Molest, 9 . 983 ; ditto b *woo daft, 111...T0ta1, 10,894. IMPERIAL P. HOUSE OF Tim lemmas took the Asir awe site/ 12 o'alsdi. DAY.) PRIVATE BUSINESS. The Lose' sasuduseots to the following bills were eon @Wm& and mtreed to :—Oreat Wasters and Brentford Rail limy Ills /sots' Bay Railway mid Pier Bill; Westminster IssIOVIIINISIS Bill. TA* Morton College Edits Bill was road a third time. PETITIONS PRESENTED. Er. HADFIELD pnsontsd a Fetid= from a total &b -etimes soctsty is favour of the Bier Ast of lost maws. Mr. BROTHRRTON prompted a petition from Black burn against Ms Residents on Railways Bill. SUPPLY.—REPORT. _ _ On Mr. Frnaor bringing up the report of the Committee of Supply, Sir F. BARING called attention to tith largeness of the 6 minute for retiring allowances to Irish poor law inspectors. h but said he did not know whom to hold responsible far tt lq because the present Chancellor of the Exchequer bad not it oome into office when the initiate was made, syi and the former Chancellor of the Exchequer had in resigned ; he hoped, however, the government would el. Cptae eklzi rg some information on the subjoin. Many of these p bad served only for three or four years, and then, although really entitled to nothing, retired with as large • g pension as would have been gives to a pulslie servant for a U service of 24 years; and such a practice was, he thought, m. la mast Irregular and unsatisfactory. (Hear, bear.) Sir D.NORRETS thought the mane panned by the Treasury is mating these allowances was most uojusti- Sable, and would tend to lessen confidence both in the civil g service and the government. [Left sitting.] le LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. EQUITY COURTS. 111011 Till WUXI /DMUS= Or APPIAL. !LIZ V . APPLIIIII. Theis lordships delivered judgment I. this appeal from • decision of W. W. M. James, Vies-Ctianeellar of the Daeby Court of Chancery of the County Palatine of Lancaster. The appeal was argued on the 24th July lut, by Mr. Bally, Q C., and Mr. Little, in support of the decree of the Vice- Chancellor, and Mr. Cairns and Mr. Selwyn for the appeal. It appeared that t h e plaintiffs were mortgagees with power of sale of the ship Lord Riversdale, under a deed ere lcuted in May, 18.51, sad duly registered according to the requirements of the Ship Registry Act. The defendants were @stilled, as mortgagees of the equity of redemption of the lint mortgage deed, executed in 1852, also duly registered; after which the plaintiffs, by deed exe cuted in 18.54, took • further chugs upon the ship, which, however, was the first mortgage having been paid off, the ship, by ar rangement between the parties interested, was sold, and the question in the cans* was whether the plaintiffs were en titled to the farther charge to their mortgage, and so he paid the balance of such mortgage together with the amount of the farther charge, in priority to the demand of the defendants, the second mortgaging. Their Lordships, ravening the decision of the Vies-Chan cellor, held that, as the deed of further charge purported to affect, not merely the proceeds of any and all of the ship which might be made under the power of sale con tained in the first mortgage, bat the ship itself ; end inas much as the sale had not bees effected under the power of sale, but by the concurrence of all parties interested in the proceeds, the deed of further charge was void so far as concerned the ship and its proceeds; and that the defend ants were entitled to be paid their mortgage next after the balance due to the plaintiffs upon their mortgage of May, 1861. Mr. C. E. Hawkins appeared for the pima is wheal hands the proceeds of the sale of the ship were. ADMIRALTY COURT. 711 LOUISI—CONTIMPT OF COURT. Bt, The Login, a merchant schooner, had been arrested on le the 9th ult., in the port of Blyth, Northumberland, is a SO cause of damage promoted by the owners of a vend called the Judith Millbanke. The French Vice• Consul Mr. Gilbert Ward went on board, and after expressing so doubts as to the l gality of the warrant produced by the so officer by whom the arrest had been effected, remarked that so he had known two bailiffs taken out to sea in a similar $0 case. This Mr. Ward alleged bad been merely said " tO in joke, sad had been so undentood by the officers ; but about 2 o'clock on the morning of the 12th, the Louise was boarded by 25 Freaehmen ' who carried her off; and it et.i was affirmed that Henry Whitpaine, an interpreter, had M aned u pilot. Meters. Ward and Wbitpains bad, there- Bt. fore been monisbed to appear and show cause why an 11 attachment for contempt of court should not issue agnast 04 them. _ ii Dr. Deans having addressed this court on their behalf, to Dr. Lashington reprobated in strong terms the imprudence Bt. of Mr. Wara's conduct, but direated him to be dismissed on ei• payment of the costs. Whapaine, although his behaviour A was open to grave suspicion, he would dismiss without l o ordering him to pay eats. arc SURREY ADJOURNED QUARTER SESSIONS. to wogs A. L ;mum, DRPOPT.COATOMON, AND • DOOM OP 11' anmsAres. WL HOVSIBILIAKING. Peter Wheeler, 20, and George White, 20, were indicted to for breaking into the New Leather Market, WestuPstreet, le Bermondsey, and stealing therefrom a large quantity of mf lead, the property of the Leather Market Company. In Mr. Sharpe, instructed by Messrs. Drew and Orgy, soli- 10 neon is the umpany, prosecuted. le Job King, the night watchman of the market, stated that M. about eleven o'clock in the night of the 23rd ultimo, he went all round the premises, and bind everything perfectly So safe. About belt-put one he heard a noise on the roof, and lying satisfied that some one had entered the premise*, 12 1 he west and called in • police constable. They to then ascended the roof, and found the prisoner 6 Wheeler concealed behind a stack of chimneys, and 114 at his feet war a roll of lead, which be bad ant ft m the roof, ready to be carried away. The constable 1 1 1 Immediately secured him, and took him into custody. The 1,0 prisoner to gain access to the roof must have climbed a wall M. is fdaaning-street, and forced open a trap-door. The lead et., weighed • hundred weight and • half, end was nearly new. IL' Polies constable 101 M said he was proceeding towards t• Manning-street about half-pastm one in the morning in gu le Lion, when he saw the prisoner Whits climbing up a wall tee near the New Leather-market. lie fell down twice, and then U endeavoured to climb up a water spout on the nor of the 10 msrket. When witness approached be heard the man above ilt• (Wheeler) call out, "Charley, give us your hand," and as U White was about to reach oat his arm witness ran up, and le took his into custody. 1.8.1 Sergeant Sopp, 1 P 4, said he saw the prisoners and et. another man prowling shout the neighbourhood shortly IP before the robbery, and he warned them away. Sim* time afterwards he was called into the Leather-market by the "; watchman, when he ascended the roof and took the prisoner Wheeler into custody. On searching the spot where he had been standing, witness found an old knife which had been to used to cut the lead. Ths jury found them Gulley, and nothing being previ °ltaly kaows against them as thieve*, lb The Court *ennui:ad them to four months' hard labour 30 in Wandsworth House of Correction. 110 RO 88888 DT A SULTANS. re Henry George, 32, was indicted for stealing a salmon, the 10 property of his muter, Henry Tucker, fishmonger, Wal- ISO worth-road. WO SO The prisoner had been some time in the prosecutor's sm• is ploy, and assisted him In a confidential manner in his boil- Sy nest. However, for some months fish had been missed after ISO their arrival from Billingsgate, and a sharp look out was lOC kept for the thief, who turned out to be the prisoner, as I° S he was caught with a valuable salmon in his possession. 1 The Chairman sentenced him to sin months' bard labour. s - -- ANOTNIII RO 22222 BY • RRRRR NT. i Racked Baker, 23, was indicted for stealing at Lambeth, to thirteen pairs of glows, the property of Robert Higdon, her 4 muter. 10 4 lee The prisoner, it appeared, was a domestic servant in the le a p employ of the prosecutor, a hosier, and frequent robberies Hs having been committed, a communication was made to the too polies, and the prisoner was stopped leaving the house, when 10 4 the thirteen pane of gloves were found on her. tee 10 The jury found her Guilty, and the court sentenced her 3 ,, to gin months' imprisonment with hard labour. le SO - _ 304 THE POLICE COURTS. so 10 la THIS DAY. au WORSHIP-STREET. fo W. Drislawatcf, ayoung man of respectable appearance, lo was charged Wen Mr. Hannan with embezzling monies 00 belonging to W. Meggigha solicitor, in Hing•street, Finsbury. ; From the prasentees statement, it appeared that the pri 10 - soner had bun lice ease period in Mr. Roacoe's oMos as a a Plerk ; but somiseilmendos ae‘ing from indiscreet conduct, 10 he gave his Mien to leave In April lut. The following 10 day prisoner almeneded, sad subsequently information wu ranslesil thathebul keen paid BM by a client, which amount 14 7 be lad maws atteenneed for. He was empowered to receive so monies es asennat, sad there was a perfect undentandieg 10 that such should be handed in at the close of the dare bertinem. Mr. Robert William Hunting, of 42, Horton-quire, deposed to having paid the prisoner the sum aimed on the Zed of April, and produced a receipt, which prisoner gave in return, it being ready written at the time. James Brennan, inspector of the G division, said he ap prehended prisoner this morning at en early ►our, in Charles-street, City-road, and he endeavoured to explain the transaction by alleging that there was a running an— count between his late employer and himself, and that he was authorised to pay \ tensile from his receive's. Mr. Rowe observed that be had received a letter from the prisoner mush to the same effect, which wee, of course, untrue, and t h e depositions being ustpieted e defendant was essuaitts4 tot trial. SHAAZ LISTS -THIS 1)4 Y. Two o'Cloal. The railwy . share market is decidedly better to day. Prime in many cases have risen 3 For Gent. Laden and North virestern stock is quoted 981 to 99 ; Gnat Western, 641 to 65 ; Midland, 70 to 1; Lan. ossiire and Yorkshire, 81 to 1; Booth Euterns, 181 to j ; Caledonians, 311 to 3 ; and Great Northern, 221 to 3. French shares have again risen considerably. Northern. are quoted 361 to 3; Posterns, 361 to 37; and Paris and Lyons, 30 to 301 prem. Antwerp and Rotterdam shares have touched par. OADDIARI MAMA AND 'ROCK& ' iklerdua 14l4mWeg, aseiliii — 7 all Ma WohailivesValk, DU 04.014=2= Witga " II D. db. de 11S—. ni l W. .4. IN Mast ad IBMs 4444. Of naladiam. all Molar add &Wised ... all Cork mil Bemis Osella sod Yelled lead 100 Doad..Pr1lLoad goo all Mom Densaatill des sad 14. . ID 111 oaks Ca Clam A.... has Da. Bide E. D. Ude.). . 01 bet Lemesekire 10 Bildiergb sad Glasgow. all Medea* and Plablas 10 00adisrd. l'irtbasurles Ile aleseewis led* Wasters 110 Grad Nertlisra Po Dd. B.lleadt 0 Die, B. Ilea Ue Cit OWL mil Wait. (Ire 4 Be Grad Wastits BO De. IlibireVeLay Os.BlL all Laasesime rod Carlisle . I 1 1 1 De. 'lldrds I 6 De. Nam Thirds lOU Lasseddri sad Yorkshire I 10 4 De. Plithe ..... . De. Wad lidding Croke I all Wi llid 11/Nelmall 100 Loa,. Ist‘ Coast .100 I L AaL Vr au 'llartli Wotan I Ds. Meow I 16 *or Doh Ititlp Da rait.,lLaMß. (C.) nod Ds. Met go a@ Larks at! WNW 474 De. tro . 18 De. /1140 611 ==t an En co olokillso icah 110 I i ll I Ds No. 1 1.10 MINA _ . ea DP. Ibm. sad Dirty ... all MM. Y. Waal. (Im) all DIM Half Shama. all Nevaastlsaol oadrie_ sal all NewryWirriapoint 11 - D.. Sew 14114000 firs Com too North 141110 tism Do. • • Do. BB Goorsatord 100 N. liortrro—Berotak Do. Zatensloo 111 Do. 0.N.8. Pan. all Do. Loeb 100 Do. York all North Loudon .8 " Do. New 101. abates 17 !forth ittaftordallke all North W wars all Korth /a aostbiriest. Jana 1100 liestial Oineek . 1.5 ihrnistant red Ha 100 ataagallas all ava, DS' I tioi 1 1 I '7; 7:0 IS I ;II timit — lie — sad Daerotism a Tad Val*, glO Males ... fly TtismellareaDorklatall all Vide of Wee& all Waterford rad all Waterford and a Wal Leedom a" Wirt Ozrawill • W.Sedet Lam& Cnetal P MO Aberdeen 100 Do. Ns. 2, 7 per Ct. - 100 Bristol k Ezet.r 4p et.St 100 Oeloclonian, AlO .11 Cbanerklioli.Gua.se p.c all Cork and Sendai ali Dned.Parth,k Aber-Ann I Net Anglian Claw A Elk 100 Llo. do. Ctrs n, 6 par 04 100 Do. do. Qui C. 7 per Q. CI Eaet.Con ZAMA pe.,Plo 1 all DM* do. N 0.2 all I De. New 6 per Cent. Meek all Ean.Unks,ga.6 p.Ct. . . . 100 Bat Leneasinre al. &at SiWastiorkJaa.St/sa 109 Edln.,Partb,Dands• 4 pet. 100 Omit Northern S per Pat 100 Di 5 p.et.red.atlOp.et.pas 10u Do. 41 par mat. 7a Do.6p.etomadollp.a.pe 6 O. o. few 100 Do. 5 po. IGO DO.OOMATIPINIIIAip.O 10e Ditto treeimanabia 4 p.st. all Do. Bites. Prat flbaraa all Do. Mostar Pre-Lab. Bp.a. all Do. do. do. 5 p.e. 100 Do. Bina. Qua. Stoat I all ). Cheater Otia. Sham lau Do. do. do. all Do. do. do. 6 Lancashire It Yorka.FSlO 100 Ditto 6 per mt. Stoat , 100 Lat.& 11116 lit. 0.0 ".eant 100 Ditto New Ow. pCt 6 laa.lathWestOoLifirda 1 all Loadoodear)laColer. ob. all LoodooderrylkEaniaLa via all MaalthaLklAno.NawlW. Do. ze JI Waryp. &Carlisle, le p 100 alldlsod Ooos.Dr.&l3.epC Do. Pref. 4e per et. all Ditto ES Pref. 4 per sea all Mattoik Debootorio 100 Do.si er0t.P.1t9t.1044 100 Do. Pref. 4 meta. 'l6O North British 1100 14.3•19.—Datw.4p09. Ptot. 6 Do. do. do. II Do. Leads 6p. at. No. 1 , 9 Do. Do. Qom, 1046 10 Do. Tort 11 &It Fatah. all itorth litafiordittiro 100 ttzLWore.6o 4 Q 1.15469.46 \ all Soottigagistrel New Prot all Booth Doom 14 Ditto Pled 44 pet Cost 6 to S.East (ItoodAtin.4l.o.6) 100 Ditto 44 per cc.— all South Want gaa. 44 past all Oth.Tartikiro 4 porot.43sor 15 StosktostOarliogoottlp.e 4 WatorkirdaKiltaany6pct FOllllOl l l AI 10 aitWitp sad dotardooti 4 Belem Erma Joao** 10 boalorto to Oraissonato acm.llorodabOla.la.ceos 10 batch 11.twadsh au Eastern of name I Do. Now all gut Indian 10 Do. ?atomics all 410.c.8da., 0.17 f comma all DI. do. 39 j Latour. 10 Grand Junction of ?mai ii44:77.aolUanadaAiaTise AU I law.kAtL brae • ------ To De. ClieLal Dulimlem all I Do. Caw.% Sat 10 Greet Ounizel et 1t Greet Who loidaodo.. I Do. 214,0m.0 per. Not 2 Do. MUM do. 4/1 Da do. li OtLasuall . oarg bue oooo ti t c . Do. do Ot.. Wool. Oimodo, blur , D 0.1144., pit a.opt. all Do. de.icl WI Do. do. 11, do. & 011 Do. do. 73,wIthootc, 011 Eisodlloo mad Tomato ..., Do. 0 per Ong 10 Lyme sad Orris 14 = m ood M all 10 _Do. New .... 4 1 4 II 8 1111 11 Mi. IS 16 II 7j dls. 91 Vl_ 13 14f -41 "i ii $ 2 db. 13 73 64 SS 9 11 19 20 70 79 90 91 67i 111 11769 i 101 103 04 63 SS 10 73 79 71 •SiSi pa 7 pa 60 0 ill 7 7i Ilii lau id ii "iiii Se S ii - 6i dim 7 6 . 241 In . 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ISS per Oat helm all Wasters el From all Zsolsod SO/ I Si pa s i 4 sq I t 12/ 121 9 9 491 49i SS SO 48 30 28 27 2 ° 1.1.. 9i 9g S spas II 4 lit 11 pm It 1 h Al[/RICAN ZAILWATP. Illinois Central 6 p.eant... ... 1873 Do. 7 per asst. ... ... 1873 Do. 7 per Nat. (Free Land) ... 11160 Michigan entral, 6 per tent ... 1860 74. T. Central C 6 percent (Oink Fond)lB33 Do. 7 par tent. convertible .. 1861 New liork & Erie 7 p.esnLlkle.,e:m. 1869 Do. do. trd Mart. DWI Do. do. Shaking Fond ... 1673 Oblo end Panap.e. imams tondeon.l672 Oble and let Mort. Banda ... Do. do. ibei Do. ... .„ PainayL peLCestrailldklet M M ortgage DO• do. Nad do,g. and BooMng 6 p.a. lot Meru INO Do, led Norte" p. net". We 79 SO 84 63 97 99 83 63 93 97 ii as $1 $3 83 GO 110 i 91i U 10 .Wll,lll. ii 66 LINES LEASED AT FIXED RENTALS. Unwire. 1 t 2B ". Tv'' , Tatarlay. (rMw is la..sh:vi:~ ect Wawa= lb N.Westans) Clidmilik Arid= (Ismel EistLissalsokattor.llplit goomotto Os. 11foram* Oknoiohritt Dom Irmo Ootood to Ot. Mo HtllMNPdT~fitan) Da I or , s ui a. ; loads sal Owed to South Sworn Ditto egame, (d Loweot Pr ottOoor.4potOooL itto, (lernd to Ikellollt) . b ditto II lota.,l ath 11hwy.6reeit; (loosilloPolok ... k muid w awm agais) 99 101. It. 'too 6115 j e ls o rie , geslak DarL) lemosiOrrilard= tist Bari gm. per fist. (leased Is Ilan Owed* ... - _ (lessedto(gesg.o7Mictles) Ditto 0 per Ostd. (do.) Preeton&Wyre (Iw. tar aN. West Oct anc&Tork) Ditto e :burr (ditto) ttereon, attain, it Shop rout Stack (tested to Greet Northern) Shrewsbury sod Hereford (Imbed to Mr.T. Drewry South Stallordshire(leased to Mr. &Them) Wear Valley out, 6 per of Wilts & Somerset (teamed to Ort. Wooden) all 9 4 all 100 101 103 133 117 2$ $0 107 109 in 13 23 34 14 11 II II 94 N I iris U N l'4 136 $1 111 21 slaw 34 324 U 94 6 S pa. 111 4 MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocw. The English stork market to-day is sensibly bet ter, end prices have risen 1 per cent. Consols opened at 901 to 91, and are now quoted 911 to 1 for money, and the 8:h inst. The Three per Cent. Re duced have been dealt in at 911 to 1; the Now Three per Cents. at 921 to 1; Bank Stock, at2l4 ; Long Anna., 1860, at 4 ; India Stock, for account,at 234 ; Exchequer Bonds, 18.39, at loos ; Exchequer Bills, March, at 20s. to 241. prem.; ditto, June, at 19s. to 22a prem.; and India Bonds at 31e. prem. Foreign stocks are firm. Turkish has risen to 91 to 1; and Spanish Deterred Three per Cents. to 181 to 191. Mexican is quoted 211 to 22; Rus sian Five per Cents., 100 to 102. Dutch Two-and-Half per Cents, have been dealt in at 641 (exch. 128.) ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates at 961; French Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Routes at 94fr. 30c. (exch. 23fr. 5c.) ; Spanish Passive Bonds at 4 ; Venezuela Deferred at 131 ; Peruvian Four end-a-Half per Cents., at 81; Granada Active at 201 to 1; ditto Deferred at 71 to 71; and Equador Bonds at 41. Application has been made to the Stock Exchange Committee to fix a settling day for the shares of the Boma and Frascati Railway, and for the new preference shares of the Netherlands Land Enclosure Company. A halt-yearly diaidend at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum is to be payable on the shares of the London and County Joint Stock Bank on the 13th instant; and a helf-yearly disidend of equal amount on those of the Sul :r-Phosphate Compcst Compeny on the same day. The receipts of the Antwerp and Rotterdam Rail way Company for the week ending Sunday last were 9631. The heavy gc xla traffic wee to commenel ye_ terday (Wednesday). To-day appeared the formal notice of a call of 61. on Ardennes Railway shales, payable between the 14th and 28th inst., unless it t 3 preferred to defer it till the let of November, paying 4 cent. interest in the interim. The c - mtificatNi of shares to bearer are to be deliverable on payment of th;a call. From a list drawn up by Mr. Miller, of the Jeru salem Coffee-house, containing particulars of the vessels which are preparing to enter outwards from Gravisend for Australia during the month of August, we compile the annexed particulars : No. of VOW.. Teenage. For Victoria „ New South Wales l4 10,183 „ Hobart Town 6 2,002 ~ Launceston 3 984 „ Adelaide „ New Zealand ~ Swan River 3 1,140 Total vessels _ The corresponding statemen t for the previous Month (July) included 59 vessels, representing 39,761 tons; for June, 53 vessels, or 37,911 tons; for May, 45 vessels, or 29,908 tons ; for Apra, 41 vessels, or 28,308 tons ; for March, 44 vessels, or 28,453 tons ; for February, 49 vessel., or 30,143 tons ; for January, 56 vessels, or 33,708 tons; for December (1854), 07 vessels, or 46,404 tons ; for Novemb:r, 81 vrQ.sels, or 50,179 tons; for October, 97 vessels, or 63,800 tons; and for September, 83 vc sae's, or 55,773 tons. The market for American securities is reported by Messrs. 1). Bell, Son, and Ca. 99 exhibiting no change of importance this week. The demand ;s limited, and prices have generally ruled in favour of buyers. THURSDAY EVENING. In the absence of imporhnt news from the seat of war, speculation in the English funds continues almost at a stand still, and the market remains per fectly free from fluctuation. Money continues in active demand, and the Lom bird-street discount houses this day raised their rate for money on call from 21 per cent. (to which they reduced it on the 19th ult.) to its former rate of 21 per cent. The scrip of the new French loan was quoted this afternoon 21 to 31 prem. Console dui not vary from yesterday's quotation of 901 to 91, for money and the Bth inst. fhe official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Con sole, for money, 91, 901, 91; ditto, for account, Bth of August, 91, 901, 91. Three per Cent. Re duced, 911, 911. New Three per Cents., 921, 1. Long Annuities, expiring in January, 1860, 4, 4 1-18 ; ditto, Thirty Years, Oct., 1859, 31; ditto, Thirty Years, Jan., 1860, 3!. Bank Stock, 214, 214 k, 215. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonus, falling payable in 1858, 1001; ditto, 1859 , 100 j. India Bonds, 295., 28s. prem. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocz. The gold mining shares remain quiet, and without variation. Port Phillip shares mark 6s. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 281 to 29 1 • Peel River, 21 to 21 ex div. tobre shares have been dealt is at 89 ex div. Other foreign and colonial stocks remain without movement of importance. Annexed is the mining exchange official list of yesterday's sales: Bedford United, 11 316; Callinirton, 225.C1.; Clijsh and Wentworth, 191, 20; Great Alfred, 161, 161; Raw warm., 205, 2 '7l. 210 ; South Tamar, 7 ; &midge Console, 3i. 13s 93., 31, 31, 1; South Bedford, 3j, 4 ; Wheal Ar thur, 13. We also hear of the following transactions in the Stock Exchange, via.:—Greet Wheal Alfred, 16i, 17 ; South Wheal Frances, 545; Boatman, 45; Alfred Consols, 161; Wheal Arthur, 13 ; Wheal Edward, 31, • West Basset, 31 ; West Alfred, 20.1; Clijsh and Wentworth, 19i; South Carn Brea, 2f. ANOTHER EXTENSIVE ROBBERY AT A WATCH 'a —This morning information was reeeivedithat the shop of Messrs. Reeves and Sons, watchmakers, Newington causeway, had been broken into, and a large number of gold and silver watches stolen therefrom. From the manner in which the robbery was effected there can be no doubt that the theft was committed by the same gang of thieves who perpetrated the extensive robbery in the City. It appeared that Messrs. Reeves generally kept a valuable stock of watches and timepieces in their window, which wu secured by patent shutters. However, the thieves contrived to remove one of them, and broke a large square of plate glees, when they seized everything within their reach, and de camped. The thieves were sheltered from observation by a boardicg close by, which is standing in front of some newly built premises. C. G. DUFFY, ESQ., M.P.—The honourable mem ber for New Ross left Liverpool for Dublin on Wednesday evening. It is supposed to be his intention to breve Liver pool foe Australia is the month of October. :70MMIROIAL AND MARKETS. -THIS DAY. The wheat trade in Mark-lane this morning wee dull, and no progress of moment could be made In sales of either Beglish or Foreign Wheat or Flour, end in the absence of badness quotations may be considered nominally the same as on Monday lest. Batley wes dull sale, and in some instances Is. per quarter cheap. Fins er qualities of oats maintained their value, but ont-of conditioned parole were next to unsaleable at a reduction of 6d. to Is. per quarter. Beans and peas dull at former prices. - ARRIVALS - o'l2 LONDON FROM JULY 30 TO AUG. 3. -- - Qn. Maritsa. Barley 6lO Cleas s76 Malt. l.BO .._ Lennox Amman.—Wheat, 1 29 e. id.; Rye, 47.. 6611L_Beene„___ 50 mks. 110 g. id.; B 45a. Od. ; IL AVERAOI 7, 351. 41s. 44. . ; Oa% Wasat.l Barley:, Oats. I tt ye. 1 lisaas„ Pear June 23 .„ ... 79s 7d 31s 3d'l9. 61.45 s fal 17s Id'4Ss ld 30 „. „. 73e I ldt3le 3(1 281 bd Os 6d 16s 19112 s 84 July 7 ... ... 761 11 1 4 s 5d 2411 61 lls 6d 46s 4tV, Os 9d 14 „. ... 7 34 lld Ha 1d 2111 bd 41 4 84112 s 11d 1 421 46 21 ... ... 76. ad SU 6d Via 3,115, 241 46a 0:11421 led —.4 28 ... ... 77. 7t1134a /dins 1143 s Willis 402. 411 6 woke An. Aver. 76s bd 31s 6,128 i 9d 44 5 9,146. 44 1 625al Dowr.--Wlssat. Barley. Oats, are. row. and Pe., is. July 28 Price. 17 7 76 76 4 76 1 73 11 73 11 June 23. June 30. July 7. July It. July 21. ••• 7:71 . 1 I • •:.: •••• I - I - LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-THIS DAY. (HY 111102M10 TILIORAPH.) _ (ruoi ow% owx collo/woman%) The dealers and millers at our corn market this day had but a slender appearance. The alteration (if any) in priors are so trilling, that we may say, nominally, unchanged since Tuesday last, bearing slightly a downward tendency. The weather is very unsettled. MINCING.LANE.-THIS DAY. SCOA.R.—There was a large amount of general business done the two first days in the week, and an advance of 6d. was established on qualities under 375. ; but, subsequently, there hes been a limited business arisin4 from the small quantity of West India oa show, and the absence of 'publics sales. Sic cargoes of liavannah hove been been sold by private contract, to arrive partly in the United Kingdom and partly at Continental porta ; the market closes for the week with a very firm appearance. The re fined market is quoted at a shade: advance, brown lumps, 475. 6 1. ; grocery, 48s. to 635. COMM.—The quantity offered in sublie sale has been very large, consisting of Plantation Ceylon, and the bulk found buyers ging alnut Gd. decline, the fine qualities being least in demand. Native Ceylon quoted 48s. to 495. Tns..—We have had a dull market during the week, bat we do not alter g I quotations. Cocos has advanced Gd. to Is., with a full amount of business dose. 111m—The demand bu been steady, a limited business done at previous prices. Rol.—We do not alter quotations, but a fair amount of busineu has been done at full prim. SALTPETIii.—A fair speculative demand has ►doted, and sales to some extent have bey"' made at a slight advance. Refraction 12 to 2,31 s. to 364. Corros.—The demand hes been very limited; prices an unaltered. Brien remain without alteration. Faurr.—.llll descriptions are without alteration, uan price. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. Tills DAY. The supply of beasts isiiffieila;{er than un Friday last, and there is a consequent depression in the trade, but prices are not much lower for best qualities. The number of sheep is small ; they are readily sold at fully late rates. We are overdone with lacticr lambs, a large number remain unsold ; and the best are rather lower. Trade is dull for sashes. From Germuty and Holland Viers ar. 278 beasts, 1)50 sheep, 662 calves, and 110 pigs; N erfolk and Suffolk, 200 boasts; 300 from the northern and midland, and 180 milch cows from the home counties. ecr .to of slba. •. a. rer stone at tilbs. S. ds. d. BM Nests. liereforda. 6 0 S 2 Beet 1)0.. f Life bas. hS 6 2 6 4 Ikat &tort-horns 4 8 4 10 lteJt Loog•w solo ..... 0 0 0 0 &scowl quality kteasts 3 8 4 2 Do. do. Shard . 4 8 6 0 (Isla nts Hest Its.n half-hrm , 0 0 0 0, lamb" "mats at warket, ; she and lamb;, 12,199 alves 715; plea. 395. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is quiet, with more disvostti in to sell. Town tallow is quoted 545. 6i. nett cash ; Pett rshurg Y. C. on the spot, 655. 61. to 655. 9d.; October to December, 66e. sellers. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mears. Paiten.len and Smith report that there is a steady demand to supply immediate went.; prices remain ata i;onry. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Burnhrpe, 16s. 6d. ; Bstes's Tan&ld Moor, 17s. ; Walls End South Hartlepool, 235.; Wall• Eed 11We:on, 23.. 6d.; Walls End Stewett's, 27.5. 6d.; Walls End Tees, 235. 6d. A singular circumstance occurred on Monday, on the occasion of Mr. Cozweles"descent with his balloon, at Collier-row, near Hainanlt Forest. Just as Mr. Cozw•'L had finished packing his balloon, another aerial machine was seen to descend. Mr. Caswell requested that the country people who bad helped him should hold themselves in readiness to assist bis successor; the whole party accord ingly started .fl, but great was their astonishment when they found no aeronaut in the car. It turns out that the lonely visitor was the Red, White, and Blue balloon which rose from the Adam and Eve Gardens, St. Pancras-road, and belongs to a Mons. Gardonia, who met with an accident at the moment of ascent. The present yachting arrangements for August arc:—Thu day—Royal Welsh Yacht Club li-gatta at Car narvon. Tuesday, 7th—First day of the Royal Southern Yacht Club Regatta at Southampton. Wednesday, Sth— Secocd day of the Royal Southern Yacht Club Regatta. Tuesday, 14th—First day of the Isle of Man Regatta. Wednesday, 15th—Second day of the Isle of Man Regatta. The intended visit of the members of the English Sitiety of Arts to the Exhibition in nide is fixed to ski place from Monday, the 3rd, to Saturday, the 15th Sce tember next. Arrangements fur tickets to COMP and retym at reduced prices have been made with the English and French Railway Companies. _ _ - , The Russian prisoners who havo been residing at Evreux for the list twelve mouths have received official notice that they were free. General Bodisco, his wife, and children, and his two aideede.camp were preparing to leave for Paris, whence they would proceed to 111136 ii. General Bodisco has expressed, in the warmest terms, his gratitude for the treatment the prisoners have received. A letter in the Journal de Constantinople states that several tourists have recently visited Balaklava, but in consequence of having neglected to provide themselvee with • permission to land, have been obliged to leave. The special trains organised to bring provincials to Paris to see the Universal Exhibition, have hitherto met with very indifferent success. Oa Sunday only 736 people from all France arrived by these special trains. On the Great Central line, which name from Clermont through Moulins, Never', and Bourges, to Orleans, but fifteen spe cial tickets were delivered. On the Nantes line, which comprises the great towns of Angers, Samur, Tours, end Blois, bat sixteen persons claimed the advantage offered of travelling at half-price to enjoy the great treat now offered to wondering eyes in Paris. In the amateur theatrical performances at Camp den House, last evening, the actors were the Hoc. Mrs. George Wrottesley, Miss Louisa Carew, Mies Maxwell, Miss Disney Roebuck, Sir George Bisshopp, Bart., Mr. Ashe, Mr. Bontine, Capt. Disney Roebuck, and Mr. Alderson. The project of Mr. Thomas Wilson fora canal from the Black Sea to the Danube, is stated to have received the support of all the Powers interested, and to promise an early realisation. In its number for July 22, the St. Petersburg journal, the Northern Bee, gives an explanation of all the technical words which are issued in the military bulletfies from Sebastopol, and also some drawings of the works to which these terms apply. LAYING THE CORNER STONE OF ST. MART'S, STUYE NEWINGTON.—This afternoon the ceremony of Isying the earner stone of the new church of St. Maryte, Stoke Newington, was performed by the Ri g ht Ron. a nd Right Rev. tbe Lard Bishop of London. ADULTERATION OF FOOD.—(Tnis DAY.)—The Adulteration of Food Committee resume.' their in ,uiry to day, and continued the evidence on the subject of adulte rating drags. A letter from Vienna states the departure of the Court for 'sett was fixed for the 31st ult. The carriages of their Majesties bed been already seat off by the Danube, and the imperial yacht was anchored at Nutadorf, near Vienna. The Archduke Albert and the Archduchess Hildegard, arrived at Weilburg, near Baden, from Free burg, on the 27th. The Duchess de Berry had arrived at Impeach. The Count and Countess de Chsmbord,wbs had been for some time in Silesia, are expected at Frohadorf at the beginning of the recent month. The Duke and Ditchers of Montpensier and the Duke Augustus of Saxe Cobourg Gotha have left for Evsathal, whence they will procoul to Etizooy. iiii: - WWII - % •••••• I 57.0 75;0 300 I 17810 14 IS Ilf ►y a 41 5 5& 20 51 1 4 20 22 $ 7 99 101 93 93 99 101 3 4 6 04 104 106 96 97 K 4 MU 64i f! Si I 7} WA Id 99 i i 9 Et i 111: d z d die tj 10 x 107 i 8