The Express. — London, England, 1855-01-08 00:00:00

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Ev and CHOICE 11001(8.—All the beet New Weds ante Milo mossois bows DIUDISIS MKT y b y enr y i slaw alms ;or samba. sad by all ka= amma o we Odors sad wird*. W MAIM ZDMAILD IIUDI4 blO. pm Os -strest. -- - _______. -------- THE DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING prim ?Waive UMW Amami. the siesolsil Immo scsimsris sad ilia swirl ielnims. ft ibmisali silver et to pool ssus—le WA arseasi a/ Ills biligsk% foll Is Os yodel emewille awl ammedil With fon.W. smssitsis pipe CORILISPONDSMIS AT MI SLAT OT WAR WI X NS WS IS lISLIABLAI AID lIIPAZTLAL. AB meet d sliwks the Lamm Sas is sup. SIBISDX Overlaid SA web israiss _ rig ONLY DAILY SUMO MORT, u:IM ALL arrawn ERTIMMINTS. widow ia=istralboodtkpiogADVro by WO dos daty gow dm ray of Ihr ma Ism. by mablorry gi rg ,iir byrrolso.adlotei Snit arks/MN owl INN= ast It to airesi of soy tothalkir mem Lo - ihelimpilm; or at be Ikbolooriodrod. / 110 sAra. 11 Yaw sweiregi Is tbo mar W waded pit at • Mood adro, pollibe ea tbs. amnia*, mum ot seals may to ad* It. at MAL qtrotor, pod adapt by Pailika ardor. n A b ILY y NEWS FORWARDEIItothe COUNTRY ZUNING POET. at 196.6 d. par wir., payment la edam% gTOILN 116D1)01.16.11pgarlaapat.., lagaata.park, lboakaillar islttotts Meat. pY NEWS LENT TO READ, from 8 a.m. i:Wpm., at Is. pa flar welt; somited If lama at country, at lbw ad. aat. pat day, at 19a. tif i c i mrtar ; by Mr. WALTalla, Toraplaat Z it I I I.: NEWS LENT TO READ , in London, U ISA pat timartfr.—SKllT D 1 MOIN011=1 .8 2::. 4 00..195. AL pot qr.—H. ADANA% IlltstotettAt. Itswe Amt. BAYSWATER —DAILY NEWS LENT TO am; sad supplied to Ilto aoustry by main poet. at 19a.ed. weir, paid la amass. M. BUMIICE, Orovlabtrato. Weal. asemastat. IRELAND. DUBLIN, UN. 8. (lista& Bethune, R.N., and John Blackbourni . elieledelkillers appointed by her Majesty to in iida dite der port charges of the United Kiogdom, a pane and yesterday, in the City Assembly in" SIR thi pupae of carrying out the object of ther tiesehe as regards the port of Dublin. Ike woo a using@ &Mindanao of gentlemen con tend with the iiiipPog and mercantile interests of lb SIVE ni Mien hots were elicited relative to the impede is iii4shw in this port, which it is hoped will bate the tffeet - of Imddog to the reform of long sitting lad much complained of abuses. Mr. Holi day, from the Ballast Board ; Mr. Codd, Hoe. Secre boy of the Oheaber of Commerce; Mr. Watson, lobo repainted the Irish Steamship Association; lb. Jams, Martin, merchant; and Mr. Farquhar, Asideat Town Clerk, afforded the Commissioner, • wrist, of information. Mr. Codd handed in the fol =litter u embracing the statement of the of dommerce : Clamber of Commas, Dublin, Nov. 16,1852. Ih r -The port of Dublin has long been subjected to a =r i el b rie sharps to which no other port in the king- Thule Amps, unjust in principle, partial and vexatious is limit spotesiss, and neatly oppreesive to the trade and dint city, have for years formed the subject of ipplatises so the government for redress. bon Skis chamber, and from the Cus toms minsitin el th e port, have bran pressed on the at test 1111 d the Tremor', and have been referred by their venous departments of the public service, lithis 11l imastored have reported very strongly spinal Use L=semphisad of, »abseils still continues the ViC .1,.....d olooloto bulgoliso. Is ihis state st theemelsosm ihe sewn of this chamber mite to appeal disolly M yea. They are informed that id sdpsot is within peer suglor poolioes ; and they find interpersonal »arson as emenesslhat their complaint IPS Io way* sad fairly cossiolorsi. it Mao I shall now have the bosomy to detail the asps Minot to. By tk• 66th Geo. 111., cap. 62, the Mowing charges are *ad. M. ut ton Ca all suds bound for Dublin, notepads», ei MIL far the nod . 1•k every entry Otter on goads Flag cats or tutiag tot snood, and for pods duty paid mane hapelie fa alp hoe foreign pods. 111. to every ship open registry being grouted at Dublin. Ilk sa every house tea ship for navigating. bast all Undamped at the Castiorhosse. k oa mem nem softy floor monism* ot gosh ba ton MIDWAY fru 'otitis ports. _Thga needs ame pie Me the Beeltequer, to the self • gs ladle skeane it esestroming the buboes of num& They are the gay imposts levied for the pot- Litrwn Harbour en any part of the trade of this gh that harbour presents an asylum to the ems - 72s OM world ; and in point of fact the vast majority CU moth which resort to it for refege are not bound to Delia at all. !be /umlaut and irritating nature atheists charges may be 011ootml from the following facts. A reseal from a foreign Pl e bond for Dublin, sailing put the harbour directly Whew river, is obliged to pay a tea of 4d. per ton. The rogi loose I, from the same port, loaded with the same cargo, Illinead for Leedom, Liverpool or Glasgow, might s Mgr la the harbour for any period of ti me without the 111 of a farthing. .4 of tees imported direct from China, in a vessel *Mauer approached Kingstown at all, must contribute Nil every matey from warehouse, which in many instances MI Nismisi to a considerable sum. A similar cargo, ins _ _Militia Liverpool, by a vessel which only moped de woolllitg taking refuge ia Kinptown, would be totally Using. say such obligation ases charges for the purposes of Sion»wa ba irn*, dia• le further levied a charge of 2s. 64. en every eary inwards and outwards, under the Let 8 Gee. IT.,asp. M. Of this sum 24. was appropriated, wader the act in lignesti,„ ag the Corn Exchange Building Company of Deb ts* the wpms of that building ; bat the object for alakillPfulood wu accomplished in 1838, on the 14th Midi year the account was timed, and ao potties impost has slam been paid to that corporation. It is el l awever, levied oa the trade of Dublin, and paid by for of customs, to the become% of the crown, into ta of Ireland. _l6 ether 6d. was allocated to the keeping in repair of 111 P. e lltli_ &change of this city. This buildieg has long ma lIIIIEN unnecessary for the commercial purposes for It was originally erected, and has been recently inhered, L by the trustees to the municipal corporation of ;Eft. Under these circumstances it is manifestly unjust 'mossy Portion o f the trade should be taxed for the par- PIM Of thIS building. With retinae, to them two classes of charges, I lag to 411 your attention to the fact that independeatly of the trial objections to each, they are both imposed on Oaf MU foreign trade, and are therefore positive taxes as the tiao and energy of this port, operating pro 'info ale favour of London, Liverpool, Bristol, dre. are aouredly grievances unjust, vexatious , sad ta ble. The council trust you will u thew with is g that th ey o !. g h t not t o b e suffered t• ellstiiiie. eaParament trATe proclaimed their desire to *stood a ad onero us policy to Ireland. The merchants of wOily ask fur justice. They respectfully insist that ssit!•l fairly to compete with other parts of the a mmi nKom, unencumbered by partial and oppressive I ' l. 1116 hum , to remain. sir, your obedient must, FRANCIS CODS, lion. 8s Sari. %MAU the ChauOlor of du IsOlosoor, IN. lko. Z t es:.• _1 1 :4 ( 4lltir t LA, JANUARY 8, 1855. Keil= . 4011 111/6/41 pwyi~~~ ~rl~~~ DMr Y~M~~ ....... ILWATI. it 44 1 it i 4P i 144 4 3 dis $1 31 te lPa Pie L INI 1 pa lessessa et lams; Ise D. liadosios 44 D0. do p.o . 6 .t0, p 9 I 7 f covert istoolso Or_todlorolos how Ci Do. do.numotamais A lam .... Doh. low. OtL Domo i l Ma i Si Ma T 10 8 Ma to • die I pa Pa ra - lr:lr:r... ~..~.;. Dolai. go eIVAC D. ro. arn. Do. do. 76. • da Dlortanoter. LDa awl I pri Lyons Clem op sod Modilemara V•7llii; r. & I•TA sa. • plum: Park awl Orleans Park mai Roam rlsTragaTi — Cia; tura" seiliairs loyal &Nib 4salre owl fiver wDeliz i r n euat. Prefer. e* Ds. Si Mr Osat. Pram. Ihrilmednit Zeikel MONEY MARKET. The English stock market opened flatly, being unfavourably influenced by the Bank return. More firmness was shown, however, in the afternoon, and 1 the market closed at the best point of the day, and I per cent. higher than yesterday. Business was Inactive, but there is still a somewhat influential party who persist in supporting prices, in the hope that peace will be attained this winter. At Paris to-day the French funds closed rather flatter than yesterday, but the decline did not exceed a ma m rk ere et. sha T d h e e ll e o x w tean , a g e t l o 2 n . 23 L o . n d o The London 1 per cent. At Vienna there is little sign of recovery i co m u the es q m u o o ll t s e " other continental bourses remain quiet, Consols opened at 907„ and gradually advanced, d dosing at 901 to tex div., for the 10th inst. This was the first day on which private transfers of Con sols weld be effected, and a few transactions cons.- Tingly took place for money. The rats of "con tango" to the February account was 1.16 to 1 per sent. The floating account is apparently lighter than at the last settlement. Owing to speculative sales, partly on Paris account against the new French loan, there are parties willing to borrow Consols at the nominal rats of " sontango," thus counter balancing the effect of the steak specula tively held in the market by operators for a ea,. In the present state of the money Whet it is necessarily to the interest of buskers and others to lend stock in the market at $.16 " oontango,” which may be considered at the rate of 2i per cent. per annum. The profit to the banker on such an operation would be the difference between this rate of 21 per cent. and the rate at which he can employ the money received for the stock lent by . him in the market. The official busi ness report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 901, 1 ex div.; ditto, for account, 10th January, 901, a. ex div. Three per Cent. Reduced, 901, 1. New Three per Cents., 901, t, t. India Stock, 226, ex div. India Bonds 10s. prem. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 41. to 7s. prem., and Exchequer Bonds, 991 to 1. The extreme variation in Consols this week has been exactly 1 per cent., the highest price attained having hen 911, and the lowest 901. The market closed to-day 1 per cent. lower than last Saturday. The transactions in foreign stocks continue very scanty, and give rise to little change in price. Tur kish cloud better than yesterday, at 741 to 75. At 3 o'clock Russian Five per Cents., were quoted 97 to 99 ; ditto Four-and a-Half per Cents., 85 to 87 ex div. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 60 to 61 ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 91 to 92. Sardinian, 83 to 85. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 69 to 71; Mexican, 201 to 211. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 981. Chilian Six per Cents., 101. Equador Boucle, 4. Mexican Three per Cents., 21, 211. Portuguese Five per Cents. (converted in 1841), 44. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 371. Turkish Six per Cent. Scrip, for account, 16th Jan., 742, t. The imports of the precious metals this week have been large. Our list includes the undermentioned sums, viz. :-130,7691. in specie and 82,396 ounces of gold, by the steamer Lady Jocelyn, from Australia; 1,0001. by the Henry Reed, from Launceston; 19,3331., nearly all from Lisbon, by the Iberia; 1,011,277 dollars, of which two-thirds consisted of silver, by the Atrato, from the West Indies, Mexico, &c.; and 7,000 L by the steamer Queen, from Oporto. The Blenheim also brought in 2 boxes of gold and 1 box of silver from Hong Kong and the Cape ; and the Cintn 3 oases of specie from Oporto. The total value of the week's imports may le stated at between 690,0001. and 700,0001. The Custom-house statement of the exports of the precious metals direct from London during the wcek includes 63,100 ounces of silver and 60 ounces of gold, representing a total value of only about 16,0001. The silver was despatched chiefly to Ham burg. The particulars are annexed, viz. :—Gold coin :to Boulogne, 60 oz. Silver coin : to Ham burg, 15,700 oz. ; to Belgium, 800 ez. ; to Boulogne, 600 oz. Silver bars :to Hamburg, 46,0e0 oz. The other shipments officially reported embrace 361,1121. (of which 312,7691. was silver and only 48,3431. gold) by the Tagus, for Alexandria, India, China, &c. ; 9,5001. by the Retriever, for the West Covet of Africa ; and 7,5991. (besides 6,9001. in jewellery) by the La Plata, for the West Indies, &c. The total ascertained shipments of the week are thus raised to about 394,0001., chiefly in silver. It is known, however, that the largest shipments of the week have been made in private hands to the con tinent, comprising the whole of the gold duet ex the Lady Jocelyn, the bar gold ex the Atrato, and some large parcels drawn from the Bank of England. To-day the demand for exportation continued, and a further considerable amount of gold was taken from the Bank. It would appear that the efflux of the precious metal is stimulated in advance by the French loan. At Amsterdam yesterday (Friday), the exchange on London was quoted 11.774 short; and at Ham burg, 13.31, short. The receipts of the Eastern Railway of France (late Paris and Strasbourg) in the last week of December were no less than 826,603 francs, against 604,487 in the corresponding week of 1853, when, the number of miles open was the same. The re ceipts during the last two months of 1854 averaged 720,000 francs weekly. Annexed is a later statement of the amount of railway calls falling due in the present month : Amount per glare: Dee Number la. '. " 53 ' Date. pa i d. of of shares. neziers to Orifaersees. 3l 8 2 0 0 30,000 :2,000 Caterhas lO 3 0 0 unknown. *Central Peninsula of Pot regal lB 9 20 0 40,000 80,000 Cork sad fleadoe, Prefer .... sr • 10 2 1 0 0 2.000 2,000 East Kent East Lancashire, New 4 per Ct. Stock, not allotted to Fifth, proprietors I S 1 0 unknown. *East laden Extension Greet Northern, Led. S per Cent. Snip I! deposit 2 1 0 80,000 100,000 Leeds, Bradford, and Hall lox, Original 'Madras Estenden Wickland, guaranteed 4i per cent. l5 17,1 2 1 0 3,000 7,500 •Paris and Lyons 1 14 2 0 265,000 530,000 Portsmlnth lO 8 0 20,00) 40,000 •Victor Emanuel *Western of Praline 6to 20 11 4 0 70,010 280,000 •West. of Switzerland—lS to 81 16 2 0 16,259 82,100 Wbitebaren Junction, New 10f. Pref. 1 S S 0 1,000 3,000 Wimbledon and Croydon lO 5 11.20 1 1 0 4,550 6,825 Total called In 1854 2,014,825 • The proportion called by foreign companies is 1,669,5C0i., but th holdings of English proprietors are not known. Amongst the imports of the week we notice the arrival of 64 bags of copper coin by the Aden, from Canton. The Belgian Minister of Finance has given notice that he has cancelled 30,4004 of the Three per Cent. Loan of 68,474,800 francs. - - - - - 1 The annual meeting of the Scottish Australian In vestment Company is to be held on the 29th instant, and an extraordinary general meeting of the Australian Royal Mail Steam Navigation Company oa the 24th in The half•yearly dividends on the stocks of the Sun Fire and Life Assurance Society and of the Albert Life Assurance Company are to be payable on the 11th inst.; and that on the shares of the Alliance Marine Assurance Company, beside. a bonus of 20e. per share, on the 12th inst. The Australian Agricultural Company's shares ex perienced to-day a further fall of 11. Other land shares were quiet. In Bank stocks the feature was a decline in those of the Union Bank of Australia and London Chartered Bank of Australia. Crystal Palace shares remain quoted 23 to 3. The General Screw Steam Shipping •Company's shares have been dealt in at 131 to i (201. paid), and those of the Canada Company at 107 ex div. The subjoined weekly summary of the produce LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, SHARE LIST& SATURDAY STRIIIG. • Little movement wan observable in railway stocks during the morning, but the advance in Consols had a favourable influence in the afternoon, and pnoes generally closed rather better than yesterday. Busi ness was very inanimate. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoow. - - - The railway share market to-day is buoyant , but very unsettled, in sympathy with the funds. Prices generally show a strong upward tendency, and Loudon and North-Western stock is quoted 1011 to ; Great Western, 68' to 691 ; Lancishire and Yorkshire, 741 to %; Midland, 691 to j; Great Northern', 221 to 1; Caledonians, 344 to 31; and South-Easterns, 17/ to 18/. French shares have risen considerably. Northern' are quoted 341 to 3 ; Eastern., 311 to 32 ; and Perim and Lyons, 201 to 21 prem. TEN Mumma PAST Two. Prices are now still higher throughout the market. ORDINARY MARRS AND STOMA. - iii l-1 Dal Great Greet i I - I . II 1 12 SOI all an SO .n 00 sit 00 dl 14 I Ili 12 die. 17 7 die. el_ " 1 "1 13 114 9 It 4 3 E. q Ti 14 10 I iiikan-; 19 Do. de. do NC 100 Bristol sal izeter 100 h all Dwain sed all Cork aM Ilmodia 43 Dtkik 404 1811411 hoe all Diodjlllll i iffilliatettiJ. 104 *it Y= l. . a to ll 6 M XIS 11 awl 11.) ail taillid lei trim Dim. Cl4l - 74 Si, De. AYE 13. 90 1 914••• lON De. 46•4 lar. IN it INNAIN . . IN MON" goilarses.. al ININNEN sol rubles .. IN DlNMeeklitrUh.l)Ndoe IMatioNla Wait= IN lllerfterk . too low s. Soft uo Isaias! West I . Ds. Illserlpe79l.ll6. 1 1 Xll Leassifar mill 0411414 .. i In DD. sm. I 4 Do. 114.111W= tOD taisidlis WI 19 rio. Mks__ 13 - e. Wirt ailig l)- il Iltaaaasel 100 a& Coral . 100 =,..= ige. hrth Waters -- I 16 Do. Palls t _ _ D0.t1411611.0ad8. (C.) Do. 14.1kitio 100 Iced= as South Western 4 2 Do. MO . Sbana, No. 1 lad Do. Elia. and Doty an Mid. O. Want. (1t..) 224 Ditto Half Sham ;71" Newmnket Bury Katie. 19 lewportA?err.,l.le.t:efore 1' Hewn and E6tailuen all NewryWarrenpoint &Ira 10e Norio* 15 Ds. New 34 Northers Counties Vntoe 100 North British 16 North Devon. No. 1 all Do. A Defined 8 Do. 6 Ouroatord 100 N. Eastern—Brawrok - ii -- I. iitaustoo_ IS Do. O.N. L. Para all Do. Leeds 100 Do. York 1 50 . Welk Lesbos_ ail Ds. Now 101. Mares 17 4 si all Seitik Wolin 1u thedilillielkWeet. lora PO Odaml, Woe., k Woher. 100 Salida Owsral IGO SWIM 1111111.1 _ _ _ _ _ IGO Woe _ _ Ds”a too ~ tis:: as Wake 6 !lea TarlialiverDaa all Otaiklas 114 Tliamallavas Dar Doe= all Yds al Math . . all Wallerhad mad 1i . 111P177 all Walmilird sad Limariak ul Waal taails• 16 Waal Oarawall 3 of !ALL Glyatal P LINES LIA AT I 11 &alkad sad Dtar imm i (l ama laa. It NM. 100 11~sauldma ID lasdialN.Walira) 100 Clydesials Main (lama leisdadea) 100 &Wankel'. (land WILT= Olaasaaist Dsm Newt Nand la et Waders) Illllaily(l.TsOkkalfid IA Do. a slaws ldlat: sh 131 Ds. reams 4100). 121 , larks firl 0010411Malara) 20 Dip• Pialias (ditto) 100 Idosidalteas.4ll•rOlai. l 0.111.1 Sart&) el laita alb 4= IS tAaMlbstli (1•000110ftidlak i wind.) ill• MAO =A tam dalsod.) EIMINAhri IlialkienialidgeiCit; (linidliatirtandes) all Ditto ONI. PridekWynikar.lra. NlTerk) 124 Ms PIONS we* IN NO Num (bra to rsillirlbra) SoallNulbraiire(lowed 02 lir. Man) 80 woe V Vim' por _Ct4uB INft.DerL) OIIININ a IN WIN 000818•1 NNW 0001,W4Nres) 100 Aberdeen NO Da No. 2, 7 2107 1:2••• 100 Clikamin.222 13 Coastorisi "MAW all Cork me . Dnamsaimati,sailigr. I 17.071477aan1ik - . 100 Do. do. on p e per OL ion Do. P. OM 7 oper,No Ctl q East 61 %to di% No. l 10 Do. Sew 6pr Oat Put 20 Crat4=r6p.a...... 031 trot liWurTerk ion.stbs 100 rd10..11,110•66.04 100 OfilSt 100 Do. II prz mt. alga at IS 100 Do. 46 pr all Gt.pirkW - O.W lco 6 D 0.0 2111 1. lasi tradem. pdt 100 Dowamilisellmip.o. 100 DAD* p. et all Do. Win. P. all Dw Chslisr Pei 11. 0p.,. 100 Do. Nis. Oa Slog. all Jo. Owls° Ous. all Dw de. is ill Do. 4106 do. 6 Lasodtkek Yorks. T CIO 100 1111106 pea 100 Cw5.101100.X.0.6001114 100 Ltiax.wr stOue aisims e Walla& a. all Lowkodowilii. Itrianiaan all Yea.lialik 6 1 - ire. snow Tor -41 Do. 4111 . „ 121 all t't 000 1110901.134.1119.4pC1 un in DIM rithrage 4 el& e. 10 al , Nadia 0.999104e5. Bt. 100 Do. Ind.4per at. Nock 13* 100 D.. opaftINJUII46 Pt. Ile Nat\ ale& St 10 9.l99l.—Doro.4pAt.Pref. li I Do. do. do. 90 11 Do. look p. at. No. 1 311 9 Do. Do. Qua, 25 10 Da Tat MIS Para. 20 all North IMollosiddre. R. 100 WM. W 99995994 sod Wilir.ollll. • perOen 111 all issesolral Pew Prof 23 an lima in - Me inzadii per &it. Ltd 41 CM (D0id.A05.411.9.6) ▪t. 190 —lllllol3lgir 111 2 li 14 OMM.ERCI.AL AND ILLRKETS. MARX LANG.—THIS DAY. We bad a siadaasta arrival of liagliala wheat at market lbs assails& bats( way bid. ea pester yanks miaiaal iNsubil mail a Ids km, elmsb Sham wield bare sab mitisdlss bass set& pa wake. Of fudge 'beat tbe intuit doom latrine, aid bad oaks bass rank a dollar &dim W st as English nut ban bias submittal Is, the balk balsa saw aid is iadiffor eat salidibica. Thadoy, biWas, and peas, la. to 2.. lower. of Oada 6d. in fair supply, sad with a slow sale at a redaetics paw or. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON TROY lAN. 1 TO JAN. S. 1108. 1081181. /100108. MA. Ikrby 7400 I 21 2208 811 181 4178 12430 NAIL.-- 1171 120 . IDS auks, sad 41 Muds. MINCING-LANE.—TIIII3 DAY. The following sales are advertised for to-morrow : Mager : 660 bias West Indio, 8,600 bags Mauritius, 8,600 bags Madras, sad 4.600 bap Pawn ; Coffee: 70 cubs India; Ceylon, 200 bags Cost . Me, mad 400 eases Mast India; Saltpetre: 2.00/1 bale; ibis legs Java. Tze..—The market is very Jim lier medium le las senses, sad fall priest have been pall Wasy. oh. _Corraa. = A fell eseent et byelaw bee been use in — Plantation Ceylon by photo eentreot, sad prises am • et. abode dearer; Native Ceylon. 46.. to 411 s. ; very Am, 41.15. Id. $4 ition.—Tbe market condense very dell. COTTON.—No sales reported. la Otas.-Bsal, pale, 481. to /SOL ; straw, 461. to 471. ; brown, vi 43L to 441. ; spans, body, 1201. ; boad•matter, 1184; cod, 22 431.; &nth Sea whale, 481. to 46L 10s. ; olive, Gallipoli. St. 671. 10e. to 68L ; Spanish and Sicily, 641. to 66L ; cocoa St-„„, net, 40s. to Mt. ; palm, 465. to 48.. M.; linseed, 38s. od. ; rapeesod, pale, 645. 6d. ; brown, 625. to 625. 6d. 30 TALLOW DAY. no fallen iaatk;tisfisT,apcat the Yiesia . ;1 Oar qaatatiese are nominal. Tows tallow, 63,. sett et. Gosh ; , Petezabarg Y.C. oa the ipot , 635.; January to 15 KanD 2e. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. 1 1111411. Ist4. . - 43,191 1,3211 ($?.?1 Seek= bend........—..Cseka. AIN 26,612 r t : Delivery Delimit De.lvem Id hue irrlvalleet week .—.......... ... 1,17$ kill 2,177 ik. De. from let June ..,......, . 70,111 114,884 49,92 e 9, Mee Y. C. per mt. Do. Town 47e. 9d. 61e. Od. Wed. s t . Arrival for the weal ending Jan. 16 last Isar, 2,783 casks, se and delivery 2,630 cook.. The arrivals last week comprised 16811 1,811 tasks from Russia, 146 from Australia, 147 from South America, aad 243 frost other places. Total-2,17" loi ouk 3 SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. it. The number of beasts is rather larger, and the demand, st. owing to the mild weather and full dead markets, Is w smaller, consequently prices are lower, and a clearance is cannot be effected. The supply of sheep is also 124 larger. Trade is excessively slow for them, and 85. price, are lower; several remain unsold. Good calve* 56 an still not plentiful, but late rates cannot be supported. r y From Germasy and Holland there are 882 beasts, 2,890 ix sheep, aid 106 calves ; Scotland, 600 beasts ; Ireland, 100 ; 23 Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,000; and 300 from the Northern and 8L Midland Comities. et. an I It gime of Vita 5. 0 1. ... 4. l'm Was at Ma ad. a& au 23 BM 66015, Elarekede.. 4 10 5 BIM Dm. aHf .trds. fib 0 0 0 0 .„, NM abart.borm ...... 4 6 4 Ilea lora-wools 6660 ad mailtp Beases.. 30 4 , Da do. ilium Oalvas ....... ......... 45 5 ' SINS awl wooed opslity 35 4 2 35 Pim ....... ......... .. 34 4 1 Dams. Basra. OO 0 0 50 Bea Dm. a 1121/.hraft 110 6 lambs .. ...... N O ; Boma at marbst. 4,336 1 Maim tad Yob% SU lam. 141: at,, PIPE 330. 13 - - BOROUGH HOP MARICET.-THIS DAY. 11sssrsTiactsndsaen dlisUitTlirpoit that there is is again 118 me doing In the hop market, aad prices fully supported. : COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Walls End Runell's Hatton, 191.6 i.; Walls Had liar- ii ton, 171. 6d. ; Walls End Haswell, 20a.-22 fresh ships at so saarket. Si. SO WIND AND WEATHER REPORT. ~_ (rsom Tin 0771C1 07 =V =cram miaow' 0011PAlti.) SATURDAY, JAW. 6. lllakes. Course of Wind. Mato of Walker. Choosuldi ........ &W....». Oloonot. MOO. —..... W. . .. Usosttled. Flywrodh .....-- 6.L......... Thu MP ..—.— W. . ...... =. GlomoToil: CAMP - KW. ...... plue. Toropwr --.... ..... twarsa ...... W. .... Cdowly. lisierdwiwoot = d. W....... ltss Oroat Grimsby W. . Pas Mills PAW. .„ Pougy-tals. Unwed N.W. liggy-Nata. Lift w.5.W.77. rte. Momobsolur Wobolloid W. .... >r Ilolloill IllilobTlM - 5......._ &W. ...... Phis Idryport & —.... Pas losoador —.. &W. Credo .... ...... ..... w . .5.f.... amity. Ilealkel &LW. ... Me. lllokoso.Tiod- N.W. Id.. WAIF.: Cloudy. ms. W. Ms. &W....... Cloudy. IL . .. Cloody. Umbras N. z Owsay. Doody w. Mosisuwwo= Lalwiat .. & Cindy. m.... z ............. &W. .......... N.W.W Dm lido & W - - Ms Domingo LW . . Pods - . ... P. no. Tat &W. .... H T ... W. LI. .. Cloudy. .. .. ... —.... tholootiod. llosisrlood Pm& .... lluo. DoNdso N. Rm. iddllogtos Whim w. ... Ms. Ilas enumbill liounotle .. W. . . 71no. a lt ... = Ildwildy . 7...... . NN. Soodisrawo - Mos. Aboodoon Erraxeraz Goviiminua CONTRACTS FOR WOOL- 61 LIN AND WORSTED GOODS 701 TRW NAVT.—Our Leeds 10 correspondent writes :—" Considerable interest has been Pt. 'ached in the woollen and wonted districts elf the West 11. Riding, is ocasequence of the Admiralty issuing conditions of contracts for supplying and delivering into the Govern- 3 7 meat Victualling Stores at Deptford and Gosport an unpre ep - 011410tAd amount of woollen, wonted, cotton, aad other goods ro, for the navy and transport services. These goods include the following very large quantities:-170,000 yards of blue St. cloth, 50,000 yards of bins jean, 700,000 yards of duck, Li• 500,000 yards of flannel, 150,000 yards of white cotton drill, '" 3.50,000 yards of blue serge, 60,000 blankets, 145,000 pairs e 6 of worsted stockings, 70,000 wonted caps 51,000 shirts, ei 80,000 black silk handkerchiefs, 15,000 Flnshinir jackets, 0 2.50,000 pounds weight of hair for beds, 20,000 bed eases, 20,000 pain of shoes, and 20,000 pairs of quilts. Inv the 1 7 4. prompt state of the woollen and worsted trades these 00n• p tracts will be found very acceptable in this district, and we 10 believe that they ere likely to give rise to a good deal of Pt. onspetitlort. THE LIVERPOOL FINANCIAL REFORM ASSOCIA- Ttors has rimmed the publication of its useful tracts. The time is peculiarly favourable for concentrating attention on our executive weakness, on the means by which the civil service is carried on, and the defects as well as the enormous expenditure connected with its management.—Lieerpea Chronicle. THE ROYAL MAIL STEAII-81IIT LIGHTNING, Captain Anthony Enright, sailed from the Mersey on Sa• tnrday morning for Melbourne, with 370 passengers, 1,000 tons of cargo, and 261 sacks or 60 tons of letters and news papers on board. The next Royal Mail ship to Amanita will he the celebrated Black Ball clipper Boomerang, on the bth of February. The Ocean Chief, Captain T. J Tobin, will pail on goads? with 840 "bounty" emigrants for Hobart Town ; and the Commodore Perry, Captain /dander, on Tuesday, with 800 " boun , y" and German emigrants, for Launceston an Sydney. Both them vessels belong to the Black Ball line. d CORPORAL PUNISHMENTS IN THE MM.—From a return printed on Saturday, procured by Mr. Hume, it ap pears that in 18 months ended June, 18.53, there were 1,122 Hoggings in the Royal Navy, and the number of hashes inflicted was 34,860. Tee highest number in flicted was 48, and the lowest one. The offences ranged from drunkenness, theft, disobedience, desertion, indecency, te. In 1813 there were 792 floeglogs and 24,807 lashes liVIO. la the hall oar et 1864. frees Jaanazt . .. awe were 830 p to sad 10,003 lashes 2 dis 1 pa 14_ MI Itlls — rer 1 . 1, 1 die ~o• 0 1 ar ce n 14 21 It 90 0 0 ;gin; adia We ld 70 'I Sy - 4 41 H 444 104 171 si ii 66 62 79 77 -maitre 714 731 61 le Wm • trake _ 7/ 01 1011 1011 100/ 101/ dis par die par 1 Of dim 93i Sie 9 dl. 9 I ~ 24 211 :41 4 66 43 41 42 i iMs N 11 . Os i ii 45 50 31 Se as. SI IS $ iii. it 11 11_ 71. .61 . 61 din 1 4 de 12 14 32 33 32 14 i Par Put 1 3 etb he Stir 96 96 41 Si 6 Si 41 47 11 14 /SI 89 28 39i die sf. $B. 111 lli 3 3 90 12 6 7 Si Si N N Si 100 ►su 1111 IN 106 121 131 U 24 11 lle Si Si 93 94 $7 0 ilk 1$ ii 2 die. 14 sti 91 a K 9S - —di. 61 61 121 iPu 131 " 5$ 43 114 113 1011 110 NI 101 -II 9S 97 99 90 9! ii ii 91 lei 10 lei T 1 is mil 1 lOj 1 o dls 134 137 ii sp. Dl i In i Psi 114 111 11 1 di. $7 90 104 106 100 103 90 Id i Si - i O 4 aw 5 5 1 9,119 AI 1 109 13 II II etc li 110 112 i I ii 1 3 le an 10 NI le all le 10 12 N 10 10 20 JOINT STOCK i i I 11 it II L . 10 .1. 1 S. RAM Pd. Saturday.Prloas Br i tzs y drass 22,500 40 Audnlsala all 79 51 44 Brlt.ool.Bank&Lnen Co. all 20,000 50 British North Amezken all —. 40,000 26 Cluttered Bank of Ada 0 1 04 dig -60,000 211 Chart. Bank ot led* aualreas,and Mao.. 2 —— al 20,001 101 Wail 25 23,000 104 Coendesidat Looks- 20 25,000 24 Mogjhat..ll4uot.olort. 16 34 s 23,000, 20 teakatert.llarak cot Sot. 20 2.1 21 20 10,000 be losiosand Ocouty 2O 60,000; 511 141111611 M Mist Muck lO 30,000010 Iddionand Weitadnatez 20 4$ 001 10, 1,119 Nat Env. et England 33 MIN 311 Is. lO 20,0016 SO WOW of Inland 'O,OOO 20 /Mb Wales all 84 36 33,877 23 lenkOargotation all 88 33 1174 7 29,09011011 'revisable( Irod 23 4,0001 10 Do. N ew 30,000 6 Royal Australian Bank. leg and Gold Imp. Co. 1 6,000 26 Sauk Australia 25 39 41 ad $3,000 1 16 Union of Andras 3,000 , 1:53. New 24 1 60,040.1 50 Enk 60a of London NISCELLANEOI7I3. Mahar No. L. 11111011.1.UNICOM Pd. Pk Bodoni damp Saturday. belay. —,. 33,000 6 Anbin Cod and bad 20,000 25 4mtrak= Ar 103114111. 174 32 1110 12,500 25 Analsdaddliddia Nall 8 6' 4 ,000 10 Muddle loyal lea. , all 85,000 10 Bann Wolorwarks as Britialeimarises Load.. 40 AS 000 b &RAQUEL 801195.C.0 1 10,000 100 Canada. 324 —ad ...... St. Do.iparetjaa.aoLluly 100 1064 107 „ Do. tee Moray 200000 6 Crystal Palm 130, , 000 4 Crystal Palm ethane. 4 24 pre 60,000 01 EMIR MOM ... 20,0000 23 Eleatrls Taisseaph — 21 17 15 0 13 Oarand Staa.lllavlsollso 14 Os. all 0- SAN r0 , 1 ° 111 1.1"ith ellsolitoot 110,00 10 Neditamono Tel. all 20,000 101a kso II ItArmeleaa 9 44 7ad 60,000 littatkogrilailloOlite all 50,000 10,Nettorlanis Lai...._ 5 4 14 75,00 r 1 t.& Wile Ouilt aim Stamm Itailmills•Co. 1 150,711 Vico* DAC .11orlralasko all 4 1 iii 1.6,, x 00 ,0 11.4:61=I neira lseas.. i l ii ii ii 24 10,000 10 PosiasoleahOehoLlNo. all 50,000 lessOmploy.. all 2 i li 14,1140 1 Sepal M ae 111 am.... 4O i t 100,006 AoratrArestat.. all 14 14 106000 14,24 25 1 Andiallza Eand—.. i i 23 37 P0 73,000 1 tombs Wag. Illelp.. all I 1 75.000 1 Do. De. Iturialered all 4 1 10,000 100,1'ao Dionsealood 221 11 12 COOLS. TO THE No. Stares Mum. Paid 00 • 1 Atua Ma all 000 1 M Australian all 0 311, 1,000 10e. *An n Gold Cantorzian 10,050 10 +Maintains 30, ID fAustrallan ova 1 Australian Cordillera all 00,000 1 Amtralisa Freehold 50068 1 Ave Maria all 3,00 e 50 eliminate Iron hCM all 00,400 1 Britten Australian Gold all 30,001• 30 +Bride& Iron 111.5 10,000 35 + Brasimp•llmet s 4 ls . 6.000 30 De. Omnss and Cum* 11, . 20 De... Mita Del Rey IS 110,000 1 Carson% Crash 60.010 1 sCinOmallin.Co.,Jent. 12.004 40 Cokes Gem all 100,000 5 tOsisnial amid .... -• 00 Wefer l6 130,500 Bt. 40sppar Ilimis el ram. all ken 25 SDo. !MR 74 Goat. all TO, 5 +E anatraO..Ooppr all 33,000 3 +Ford= 100,000 1 Greet linnet Vain Reg. all 36,000 Wlessen 72,004 2 1 0 Grand Dung el Bides all 11,040 4 Great Massa. all 60,001 1 Liberty 10.. 3 +Linares. all 10,000 11 WOW= 1 103,.1b 1 rillariqults ...... ....... 60,0 , 0 1 New Granada 60,000 1 eN.Linares Min.l3m.C3 all 300,000 I Nouveau Monde 10,000 20 Ponteiband 241ver Lend all 100,015 5 Port Pbllllp 60,00 , 1 Quartz Rook all 10,004 50 rllbymnsi lrm 10,00 r 15 silo. New all 7,401 30 Madame de Cuba III KM 1 %Mk Aurtraltan all 4,000 10 M a d Croh all 45,17. MASI led Meek= 70,000 1 Wailer 100,000 1 Wan Mariposa .. .... 4 Tramterable by stamped 1:11 69 I Si 91 lii n 41 i 1 0 1 1 I 532 4 14i 'sl ti I 74j 5 Sts COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS' , TRAP/S.lllB OP 71.1110D0X. GLNTLE3IIS,—I feel great reluctance in intruding publicly upon you, but an imperative sense of duty as the treasurer of the Commercial Travellers' Orphan Schools induces me to lay the following Sgurei before you. Cost of site at Pinner £2,000 0 0 Estimated cost of the building when completed, iseladiag all extras £23,938 0 0 Amount collected foe the building fund.. 16,700 0 0 Leaving a deficiency of £7,238 0 0 Now, aa your treasurer, it can matter little to me whether you take six months until Jane (the time I earnestly hope the schools will be open) or six years to raise this amount, as there may net be much diffi culty in borrowing the money; but will it be cre ditable to the commercial travellers of England to open the schools with an incubus upon their building? as, depend upon it, if the money be not raised before the building is open, fivefold more difficulty will be found in doing so when the excitement and freshness of your exertions are away. Now, let me, in tre ue Lst earnest and anxious spirit, urge every commercial traveller in the United Kingdom to volunteer his services ss a steward for our opening day by letter to Mr. Saul, the secretary, 81, Cheapside; and if one quarter of the estimated number of commercial travellers will respond, and collect or give it. each, it will enable you to take a receipt in lull for the building am, &C., GEORGE MOOSE. 6, Bow-churchyard, lan. 6. DIMINIIS dam tirday. :t 5 I li n n. - 4 -- 4 di& oar 41 10 16 1 17 1 50 53 par 1 on 1 14 dls yar IS it I T+ 1 s s M o 1 1 u ' lel 7 -11 14 1 [THREEPENCE. markets is extracted from the circular of Messrs. . J. mad H. Thompson : Tim solesial markets opened en Taeadoy. At present the public sales have been chiefly confined to sugar, of which the good sorts have been in fair demand at former rates, bat brown qualities have declined folly 6d. per ewe. Only one email sale of Ceylon eoffee Ma been held, and this went off rather heavily. A few parcels of the native kinds have changed hands by private contract at 44e. 9d. for ensues to Os. ed. per cwt. for good and some of superior quality at 46s 6d. per ewt. A parcel of Bengal saltpetre was offered at auction, hat as the bide made were below the nominal quotations, the entire quantity was withdrawn. Rice condnues dull, sad to sell, lower rates must be taken. The quarterly sales of cinnamon are advertised for the 29th inst. Is tea, Ike wagon have been realised at au advance, but the quotation of common is quite nominal. The Irish Bank returns for the four weeks ending Saturday, Dec. 23, are aa follow.: 1 anulatke I whacked Average Circula- Average ■mount ef Coin. 3,719,4231 927,667 281,611 243,440 311,079 761,737 24,634 641,411 1,265,275 1,041,867 499,197 177,396 493,452 1,068,004 96,796 68,962 Total. Thee, figures, compared with there far the previews month, show a further increase of circulation to the amount of 64,3371.: and also an augmentation under the head of coin held to the extent of 64,8951. Com paring them with the returns for the corresponding month in the two preceding years, a very consider able improvement will be observed. Thus : Circulation. Bullion. 1852 £5,665,441 1853 1864 THIS DAY—Two o'cLoac. The English stook market to-day is quite wild, owing to the positive statement transmitted from Vienna, that the Czar has accepted the Four Points which are to serve as the basis of peace, together with the interpretation put upon them by the Allies. Consols have risen 11 to 11 per cent. since Saturday afternoon, but the market is very unsettled. Consols ranged during the greater part of the morning between 911 and 911, and have since advanced to their present quotation of 921 to 1 ex div. for money and the 10th inst. The Three per Cents. Reduced are marked in the official list 91 to 914 and the New Three per Ceost., 911 to 1; but both these stocks are at this moment higher. Exchequer Bills have been dealt in at 4s. to 7s. prem.; Exche quer Bonds at 994 to ; India Stock at 226 to 228; Bank Stock at 2081 to 210 ; and India Bonds at 13s. prem. _ In foreign stocks the movement is mainly confined to Turkish, which has risen to 761 to Russian Five per Cents. are quoted 97 to 99; Spanish New ' Deferred Three per Cents., 181 to i; and Mexican, 201 to Dutch Four per Cent. Certifs. have been dealt in at 9li to i; and Brazilian Old Five per Cents. at 981. MINES. SATURDAY EVENING. A moderate amount of busieeee has been tieteto day in British mining stocks. The inquiries have been chiefly for shares in South Wheal Frances, South Caradon, Great Wheal Alfred, West Alfred Consols, and the Vale of Towy. The sales reported comprise—South Wheal Frances, nt 270, 280 ; South Tolgus, 90, 95; West Providence, 23; Tremavne, ; Tretusio, 41, 1; Mill Pool, 2; ; Vale of Towy, Ba. 6d.; Sortridge Console, Ij. The gold mining shares remain inactive. The shares of the Lusitanian and Fortuna Mining Companies were again lower, whilst Santiago showed some tendency towards recovery. For shares in new undertakings the current quo- tations (which, however, are in most cases little more than nominal) are su b jo i ne d : Connemara, 4 to 4 pe; share ; Culchote Copper, 4 to I per share; hue River (of Jamaica), I to 4 per sure; Jemmies Copper, t to 4 per share; Cologne Lead, 5-16 to 7-16 per share; benrocto Copper, 4 to 1 per ante; Iberian, tdia. to par ; Oliernhof, 4 to i per abate ; reninsuFir Mining, to t dis.; ; Clarendon (of Jamaica), t dis. to par; Bea ernando, 3 .16 to 5-16 per share ; Great Crinnis, II to tdis.; Laekamor Capper, 4 to 4 per share ; Daston Iron Ore, par to I prem. ; Ballygoneen, 4 to I per share • Metcalfe (of Jamaica), 1-16 to 3-18 per sh. 3 Adelaide Lind and Gold. 4 to 4 per sh. ; Gallt-y. tfr h Rhedyn, 4 dis. to I pm.; Port Royal (of Jamaica), 4 to ~, per share; Great Cambrian Mining and Quarrying, ito 4 per share; British Aurra lien Gold, 1-18 to 4 per share ; Gladbach Zinc, 4 to I per share; Lake Bathurst Gold, 1.16 to I per share ; Ludgvan Lease, 7-16 tn 9-16 per sh. ; Australian Console, 4 to t per share ; London and Virginia Gold and Copper, 4 do. to par ; Wildberg Consols, 14 to 14 per share • L'Atgle d'Or. 1-16 to 3-16 per share; New Grenadian La nd and Trust,' t to 14 prem. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocw. The gold mining shares remain without movement of importance. Agus Fria shares are rather lower, at to r , die. Nouveau Monde are quoted 3-18 to 1 per share; Colonial Gold, 9-16 to 7-16 dis.; and Great Nugget Vein, #to die. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 33 to 35; Peel River, 24 to 21; North British Australa sian, 1 to 4 die.; and Scottish Australian Invest ment, 13-16 to 10-16 prem. In other land and mining stocks there is no move ment. The following articles have been forwarded by the ladies of Armagh and the neighbourhood for the use of the soldiers in the Crimea:-47 Guernsey frocks, 36 pairs of drawers, 110 pairs of mitts. 68 flannel belts, 17 woollen vests, 20 pairs of stockings, 28 shirts, 48 woollen comforters, 7 flannel dressing gowns, 11 dozen and 2 pairs of socks, 2 dozen pocket handkerchiefs, 16 pairs of gloves, 6 fur chest preservers. At the seine time, a second contribution of old linen was forwarded from the clerical rooms, Armagh. for the hospitals at Scutari. A new shell was tried at Vincennes two or three days since, and was pronounced a failure. It burst too soon. Some accidents are said to have been occasioned by this mishap, but I do not know of what nature. The government is teas, d by applications from inventors of new weapons of destruction. Among other schemes it is pro posed to realise a steam cannon called the Architonetruo. minutely described in a MS. by Leonard, da Vinci, dated 1490, which may be seen in the collection of the Institute of , France. Leonardo attributes the merit of this invention to ' Archimedes. Many of the suggestions made are under the consideration of military commissions. Some new ii.vens flops have been sanctioned, and will shortly be brought out practically. At St. Chansons the manufacture of a new species of cannon on the principle of the Midi rifle is going on rapidly. These guns will, it is affirmed, do good execu tion at a &states of three miles. THE GOVERNMENT EMIGRATION COMMISSIONERS, have chartered the Consti'ution to leave Southampton for Sydney on the 12th proximo ; the l'uojaub, to leave South ampton for Adelaide on the 22nd proximo ; and the Hot spur, to leave Birkenhead for Melbourne on the 21et proximo. CURIOUS CUSTOM AT ST. JAMES'S PALACE.—OR Saturday last, being 014 Christatat-lay, an ancient cere mony was performed in the Chapel Royal, St. James's Palace, in cornrc^moration of the offering of the three Kings, • remnant of Christian symbolism. The ceremony loses much of its eignificance when t-c Sovereign is kot pretent in person. Among the passengers by the West India mail 'steamer Atrato, which arrived at Southampton last week, were twelve French republican proscripts, returned from their exile in Car tee. S. me of them were in a destitute o , ndition, sod scrre oliNged to accept auto di n the guardians of the poor. T. , cy are not all • t o Franca. ;..n._ . /t.. , - - z.,;:,.._, TESTIMONIAL TO MR. W. i'l4 Krkfts .140e 4 AV 1R .. , tacit' meeting of the committee and fr deself tbkl4dfesV ' Friend and Army Scripture Readers ~e,Afty; * IL L-w il t to ! I Society's Meows, 14 and 15, Hitt 'IL, usillsthus •• seining lest, Mr. Blake was presen isteese -rwmeet2 - : with a watch and chain, in remembr 440110' . .... II cient, and unremitting exertions as cutom . ie , - of the society from its formation. ,ht' . ~ suitable inscription ; and we preen Mr, Mk.- Brandon on behalf of his brethren of the lettenefline. -* 761,640 243,00 110,041 2 0 1 8 , 147 607 393,211 4,239 10,145 Name and Title. The Bank of Ireland The The Provinc t ial Dank . Belthaßanking Oeny . . The Northern BaaVen Oreapsay TM Ulster Banking The National Bank 3= The _Carrick-on-Ber Miles' liankoiliileld — -- The Cloamol National Bask of --__ . fi ==vag= .I T 6. PRESENTS. T 6. m od sagresprlata onerlap ter We awns ot Yestitity. ars emesiddi isa d is the promotkra et Wahl' sad Personal Anna. sow le sore assodashls Utaa IIOWLANDIP YAGANIaII 011, a trawellilln In to tba Bak, sad rottalnlai It la ild=trirm. immure/ lALTDOII ammeh a TAW Wink la Ow auk sad a dsllssey aad adiatas Arm sad Maki sod somarror 0001170, w MAIL DZIMMtIaI. DowaalMToesFWlAliw alliance. sad Nadas ihe rai =zi taress mome r isma ina=sl ar zty . wok sod Asian a sokarhy ead la A. liOwLairrdllol ll , ll , Briespitisa, Loads.. sod W Coos sad Portman. Dewar. of Spartan lottatkaa