The Express. — London, England, 1855-12-01 00:00:00

0 :1 Ca • faJt 134 Ft AI ~~.~ ex9reoo• BRIDGE. ik:IIL •0. nat. FP UI 8' PATENTS.- sas DAYLIGHT sartlcrom ty pineal thitertlitia" aad at IL it Patentee'. Wanting:a, 811, ■M.t+teat. Ilmarallatory,P, it. Ilarpon. TO CORRESPONDENTS. Naiertln awe bun, lid For ^Mgr Ispniei, • Lcodia "I•satbs piper, day o mot be et the Otter, Bourroorree. by Two o'siock tlw f pabilootios. ~f 1 I ~I IP° HIGH WATIR Al Tura DAT—Maia& iILO 1,1 LONDON. SATURDAY, DECBJEBER 1. TEE King of SARDINIA has been received in Rag land with the cordial welcome due to hie penooal character, to the doom septet he bas evinced throeghout his reign for the osstitticisoal rights of his subjects, to the firm feast he be. opposed to pliantly encroachment, and le the chivalrous manlier is which he has embraced des moues( ',Sisal jade peedsoce threatened by Remiss aggression. It has Men remarked that his welcome wee lees dams truly loud than that which was accorded Rome mouths ago to the Elope= of the FRENCH. There tea be se doubt, bower's., that had the question liven simply en these two seesaws which of the men wee *elided to the warmer welcome, the acclamations for VICTOR EMANUEL would have overpowered those width greeted Louis NA POLsoN. The scale was tuned in favour of the latter by the recollection that he was for the time the impersonation of the French people. France :is a mighty nation near at hind Sardinia, though a brave and intelligent nation, the salt that preserves Italy from utter oorruption, is MO powerful, and more remote. Vicros ERANUIL ned Loos NAPOLROX have both been seen in the re flected light of the people whom they respectively represeet. The vulgar are ever dazzled by the glare of mere tangible and visible power. The selfish sal timid attribute inset importance to the friendship of those whose enmity could work them most harm. And. in the present instance, ma the reflecting sad the gessoes have been carried away by the sense of hiumphaat gladness necessarily inspired by the re• fire= that the long and purblind animosities ef France and England have been succeeded by reciprocal friendship and esteem. If the alliaoce of England and Sardinia is cherished in a more sober spirit than the alliance of England and France, it is merely because it has not been pee. ceded by each inveterate hostilities. The feelings expressed by Englishmen towards the King of SARDINIA, whenever he appears in public during his stay amongst as, will be such as are cal culated to impress upon him lastingly pleasurable reminiscences of his visit. It is to be desired, how ever, that be should be made clearly to understand to what he owes his friendly reception. It is not the King, but the 000stitatiooal King, that is loved and admired. Befu:e he ascended the throne Vicroe Esteemz . had fought like a gallant soldier teethe liberty and iudepeudence of Italy. The sceptre was placed in hie hand at a moment when darkness and danger loured over and around his states. To the other &Mealtime of his position was added that of being called upon to insert the civil power's independence of the preposterous and arrogant assumptions of the Court of Rome, against the avowed hostility of the Papacy, the insidious intrigues of Austria, and the superstitious terrors of no inconsiderable portion of his own subjects, recklessly wrought upon by a de signing priesthood. Kohut been assailed at once by the fulminations of the Vatican, by the brutal inso lence of Austrian encroachment, and by dissensions within his own borders. Hitherto he has triumphed over all his foes. Order and le gality reign throughout his states; the rights of conscience have been triumphantly as serted. His army is one of the bravest and best disciplined in Europe. And amid all his efforts to accomplish these great ends, he has once over stepped the limits within which a constitutional Sovereign ought to coolies himself. These are his titles to the love and admiration of Englishmen and he can retain their love and edmiration only so long ea be perseveres in the coarse he has hitherto pursued. Should they ever be compelled to cease to regard Sardinia as a kingdom in which the rights of the people are religiously respected; should they ever have reason to believe that, seduced by the blandishments of despots, its King has gone over from the party of the people to the party of the dynasties; Vicroe Estates. would from that moment be in their eyes of no more account than the Kings Of PRUSSIA, SAXONY, or BAVARIA. In jostice to the people of Sardinia—of Italy— their KING ought to be given, respectfully but un equivocally, to understand that these are the senti ments of the people of England. It is a truth that cannot and ought not to be concealed, that the people of the sub-Alpine kingdom regard with something of misgiving and apprehension the visit of their Sovereign to the Court of France. They fear that the éclat of a Monarch who has established such an absolute empire on the ruins of the civil liberties of Frenchmen may operate injuriously on the imagine- Son of an impressible Prince. It is in the free though friendly voice of England that a counter-agent must be sought to a danger, the existence of which cannot be denied. Even during his short stay amongst us VICTOR EMANUEL will have ample opportnaity to note the prosperity and comfort of the English people, and their loyalty to the throne. Let no opportunity be allowed to pace of reminding his that the English people are mainly indebted foe their material well being, and their Queue for her proud and secure position, to the fact that in England the authority of the Sovereign can only be exercised within the limits of the law. The Marquis and Marehioame of Salisbury have hoes entertainiag a large perty at Hatfield Home, Herb, laidediag du. Earl of Vowelize, Lord Smiley, M.P., Lord sad Lady Harry Vane, Lord Pelham, Lady Cowley, the Bight Moe. lisnjanin and Mrs. Disraeli, the Hos. H. Griaatton, Mr. sad Ledy Sues South, Sir Fitzroy Kelly, 4lke. Their R Highsessee the Thebes of Cambridge sad the Prioress Mary leave Cambridge Cottage, K.., is a few dote, on a visit to the Mergele aril Mashie/seen The Marchioness of Cleanser& sad the India De Bergh haes left lowa to Oda the distiagsished eirele ambled at the Grasp, Haste, at the levitates el Lord sad Lady Ashburton. Its Excellency the Earl of Carlisle is expected in town gaily in dos mein week trim Cootie Howard, Yolk oldie. Viscount and Visitant's. Barrington and the Hon. Mimes Bortinstoo Savo retuned to Hoskin Haw, &riga, Irma ofeillog the Earl sod Cookson of fleawfoko. at Win• psi. Hai. - We regret to learn that Lord Lyadhurst is dataissd is Paris by an slug& of pat, Ws widish the Wok sad Hauled level has hr..* safaris, sone weeks. Tie Right Hoe. the Earl of Aberdeen puma Smash Perth *a Tuesday fee Dalassibay. ad a visit to the Hari et Hassan. His isedship's sea. tN Hoe Arthur, la *miss Mr. &Wind, at Kier Roue. Sir W. Cluy, MP., sad lady are stayiag at Wm'. ITHE KING OF SARDINIA'S VISIT THE KING AT , IL \ [PROM TRI COUR INISBOR, V. The King of Sardin . a visit I, troll Q4llllll, at *quer r pal cecina this afterneen. Her Majesty received her illuitriotte guest on alightlag front kis Carriage at the/vend entreatt, The Queen wu atom! panted by the Prince of Wales, tits Prisons Royal, Priem Alfred, sad the Princess Anse. sad was &Headed by the Duchess of Sutherland, sad t h e Ladies In Waiting. the ON. alert of &meal iterlinnsannitLand the Gentles= la Wit& Lag. The peke of Carabridge,Visemant Palmentoa, tad di* Bari el Clareadoa were also at the grand ostracise. Prices Albert seeeratimied the Slag la his opal carriage, his Royal Hiebame haiiaj lilt the Castle thin feresma fat the Bricklayers' Arms ststioa of the South Inners Be& way, for the parer** of nestles his Sheet, td hY arrival from Dover. TN Lag was attaaded by the Kamen d'Aseglle, his Majesty's B•preesatatha at the fjoart of Great Britain, le Celesta de Cavoar, le Day Pages, le Cbe Nigv;, le Ciente Korean de le l Reece, Is Chevalier Maxims D'Aserglio, Is 'Chevalier Lamas HAagregas. le Chevalier Cutleries, is Chevalier Cieala, is Cents de•Persas. le Chevalier Mari. le Neale de Berme, Is Carats de Bebilaitt, sad also by Lord Byres sad Colonel the Hoa. A. N. Had. Lord sad Green is --- ---- - Waiting to tint Qattoo, deputed to Mood td• Miley daring his stag S this sneezy. The Kin wore a Homer maidens, dark blue, with sires appointsees. Pries Albert sad the Dabs of Casabridp were in military suitors. The Prises of Was and Prises Alfred were the High Mad dress, lad all the Gentle's& ia Wadies appeared either la isifers sr ofisial essusse. The royal cortege ins the railway statics to the Castle eosprieed several open swims wit► outriders is scarlet liveries, sad an sesert of the 2nd Life (Suds, under the eosetead of Liestssant.Coissel Ogilvy. The band of the tad Life Gourds was es duty in ;tat; sal/orate es the top of the Castle-hill. Within to. needn't& of the Castle • guard of honour wee sa duty of the Orseadier Guards, sad the bead se the enerasee of the Kiag in the quad:eagle smusenaed play ing the illsedlnies satiated air. Its kites labelers had assembled at the base of the ' Rebid Tower, and greeted hie Majesty with loud and reperedecclantations. The King of Sardinia sad her Majesty the QUIZ passed up the greed staircase, followed by Prises Albert, the Nike. of Wales, the Princess Royal, Prier Alfred, the Prise/se Alice, sad the Duke of Cambridge, sad were oar dusted by the great *Mears of state to see of the Mate rooms, when the Quoit sad Priam resealed to kis Ma jesty the ladies sad sesames of their court, and the King Introduced the soblemes sad redeems of his mite to the Qusea sad Prism. His Majesty esbecgraUy reseeded to his apartmeau, whisk assist of the Quest's stele drawing-recm, the old ball-them, the Geese's asset, sad the Klee' closet. The gentlara of hie Malatya nate seem rooms la the aorth front and west front of the Carle. The Yeomen of the Guard lined the grand hall sod @Mimes. The Vetoer Sydney, the Captain of the Corps; the Eton in Waiting; sad Colossi Vitiates/MN the Adju teat, attended. la the alternates the King, with the Gera and Priam Albert, and the Duke of Cambridge, visited the Dashes of Heat at her residence, Fromm. At halt past four o'alesk the Lord Mayor and Sheriffs of the City el London arrived at the Castle. Alastair' and Sheriff Kennedy sad Alders's& sad Sheriff Rom, wow pealed by the City Rentrabranear, had as auditor of the King, to ask on what day his Mejesty would naive an ad , dress of eeagratulatioa from the Lord Mayor, Aldormes, and Commoss of the City of Leaden, is Commas Council assembled. Tho Lord Mayor and the fihnifh. aseempanied by the City Rmaemoranair, bad another indium of the King, to invite his Majesty to partake of an entertainment on the presentation of the City address. The King ass pleased to appoint Tuesday next for the reception of the address, sad meepted the invitation of the Corporation. A deputation from the Young Men's Christian Auntie tim of London, consisting of the Hon. Artier Fitsgerald Einnaird, M.P., Mr. John Guns, Hoare, the Hey. Henry Ahord. 8.D., the Roy. Henry J. Cummins, M.A. (Vier Presidents of the Association), Mr. George Hitchcock (treasurer), Messrs. Seam! Morley, Ale:ander 8. Petrie, Dr. John H. Gladstone, F.11.8.„h1r. Thomas H. Gladstone sad Mr. George Williams (members of the mismittes). Mr. Thomas Henry Tarlton (bottom, secretary), Mr. Wm. Edwyn Shipton (corresponding secestary), and Dr. A. P. Stewart (president), and Messrs LOOS( Levi, F.R.8., F.B 8., and R. R. Glom (vice presidents of the Young Men's Swittine Union of the Presbyterian Church in England), had an audience of the Ling, wham Use Hoe. Arthur Kinaaird., M.P., read the following IM MO May it piers yam Majesty —The Teat' NW@ awhile Asia Maths et Lied" sad the Tease lssA dekeiw, Wen se the Pleipterba Mark la depWad. kelett. la emirs with other dress of MOM entiesse. swim& year Mak* with mai he awl ekbeelesilemela w elysee seeks' sa =ash se the ally awl psi at se the vegemedeilk alba lererilit Thi la their dusk Jeer =Us wadies kw have km/ Si len and le kik, s• the birdipiese se way sr the art witinled names la thesis lad sekwees. They hail yea is dm bid Meeks arissok eat eI4I sod eiltilese Mkt la jeer 1 / 2 611 07 .1.111. 3epthe abide wllt "emu the hamilmwt time thesseheat body. The peak el ahiewi esseanfee he year the beet Mead et kik yeuk. ems' int Wake yea! kee murk edaeska wet vilaiew Istabh. peer meta win be sad mewl hank= enure s.d Tlit IMO bawd missies et year tadiliga Mail* wridlids awellikkakel liberty theewitor is r adz lllstah They have hese* speleaded yoar ammo la sa grow ado, at sisal la maws eakeiwird ewe thay hew abaled die essareas, ewe ivied= Wall by poor Waken sad pee- Ma se the patriot= oe yak mak e it a ft =ttep es we de she Vodka k keseas. swim Tay aim rid erphleas le allies irk lei ter yew l e teelkee. ma their that wiles o merS year skiekadler la the wind= Wilk rewawity seememil yaw plena sad Way la the pestellea ll Z blades al Old. aid pm Ilk ilk kalat hue the whim el bay. wag weesdaese a Wi t * Wels• ••• • eibt Masai than she mei= a erste likese ay trie elweiwi Ism Ise wee. dim masweeks, ke askral be dish she way eles be Weds. Miby the pew akh ewl irises et e mope. ka dodo mks sad re pl deases ft the edvea be tepe et the Hie Mikity was preeiosely pleased to retard the follow lag awoke : limelemea.—l sat very grailY you kr the deem strattsu of ulash ma Mee Mb lam le ed pre me ea the pert 3 1 tr all arrhlisa ammiselea in mat by the peed mesa of iambs' asd the Tr Seelstleeef Ihe Ileglit pwgmtrtaa (bulb. utth esker NMuu bse lerkarg. Tan hiss Ws *and es elute IN pew Mirem ft the MIMI I have Immestred es the sub int alms . The emelopuseat et the ems mil aleneseleas emrmsWmeads&el the preeperlig mid meld sesememmt el • medsm, modem am MI le Perm cms el Ms mast ameme and spleklems el am Mom Ibis disselopmsee am mly ale *se unlit Maps - eedea of *Met Wants smiths spirit of deli modseTgleee beedas. Ihe ginkgo memeares keep miler tee ma of sammemema yea ham impaled apes yeenstves more amp bran Thisiebasseles UMb yen ham Y Wee deestrop the =sad penis It leappeedahout *re km veins the morsels pelt assodes hose bin es habit essurde a. !ash edam. tisa dleperess pidadkas adrift brima• Mien; sad essableatly impart eve hasgMelder mil Raw levartagtesrards sm. say dam* disks Ms mom of Ma seeedelba yen repossat. His Majesty wee attended at the sadism@ NA the th eories of the address by the Mastitis d'Aseglis. Ids Mini ster at this Court, sad tee of his algae de-cusp. The Duke of Cambridge (attended by Colonel the Hos. J. Muskies's!). the Date of Welliegtos, Earl Spencer, the Massie et Breadelbasie, the Kul of Clereados. Vainest Pahserates, Lord George Leases, asd Major-General Wylde, arrived to.dsy es a visit le her Majesty. The Maharajah Delfts Siegh, Visethat sad Viseoestess Herdlep, Colonel Sir T. Troabridge, Liestasaat-Genorel Sir J. Sissies, end Sir J. Logia, left the Castle this morning. The ammo pan a dimmer i• the settling to St. George's Hall. The distinguished party lueluded hie Majesty the Hiss el Sardinia, the Dasher of Lent. the Prisms Royal, the Doke of Cambridge, the Dubois of Satherload, the Deka of Wellington, the Marquis d'Aseglio, the Margo a of Breedalbase, Berl apeoser, Sari of Ciaresdes, Vi.omint Palmed/a, Lady Penny Howard, Bareness de Bpetb, Miss Buriages% Lady Isabel Howard, Lady Mary Heed, Wesel the He.. C. B. sad Mrs. Phipps nod Mims Phipps, the Hos. Mrs. Grey, Conseil Warplane, Commasiding Oilleer Sad Lib Cleans; Limst.-Coirmel Lambert, Commanding ONcer Grenadier Gnarls; Colossi Boileau, Commeading Onesr 22nd Regiment; Colossi sad Lady Rielly ileyeseer. George and Lady Cooper, Comm de Career, Duke de Pasqua, Chevalier Nigro, Major-Geseml Cant Maroons de La Roma, the Chevalier Mesime d'Aseglle, Itejer-Gesmal Chevalier Lamm erAmgreurna. Major-Gesstal the Che valier Cutleries, Coned Chevalier Cigals, Caplan Coast de Baroso, Caplan Coast de Robaleat, Captain' Oust de Perms, Chevalier Rase, Lead Byres esd Colossi the Hoe. N. Hood (is &Mesdames es the Rim Sardine), Lord Gems Leaser, Major. Gamed Alias, Weed lbw *maid. sad Mr. Glover. TM bead of the Greedier CitUlk &Waded fa the gantry of the hap daring dieser. After' diem, her )iejeety'e pie* bowl, with sward aiklitiesal perforates, atiattled law. wale MOM IN. THE EXPRESS, 84 4 11/RDAT EVENING, DECEMBER 1, 1855. seder the dimities el lii. Anises's, performed the del lowlag Wee*" : 1 t: re f T A I r= - - "." 1 i t 4 ittratr. II .. ,- "la asi n e= l. . Z. 77 •1 1 41, - • The Loyal Caner party at the Castle yesterday enemies Waded the Dogmas di hie Ilishaese the ...._ *sleep fileiX - die - bishiss — ed 3itherlia4l,7l;eig I Hew aid, Lady Isabel Howard, limo= as Viesseihttes liesdinge, Wesel eir Thomas TrOsididge; Lisat..Goserer air Jesse ilisapesa, Sir Jobs Lapis, sad Colossi the Ho. C. )3 Phipps The bead of the Rad We ()suds wee Is 'Meadows, sad ' 4 -'lay disser. et the Noy. 30. At a spacial us& filly attitude& meeting of the town wouneil of ilk bereest, bold this Amon, the Mayor, O. C. Wiest, Isq., iatiodassil to the members the subject of the visit of the King of Sardine to Ibis resstry. The MAYOR said that, es the amain of the visit of nether of her Majesty% Oise, the Unarm of the Fnach, the sound had eimakneed it to be its duty to pressat so address of weiseme to that august miner. He (the mayor), following up that maple, bad soneladed that the nand wend wish to take a similar eosin es the present noisiss, mad he bad therefore called the sosasil twit's& Siam &nag as he bed emertaiasil that it wee the busatke of the Ins of Saab& to nett this port, and wit Informed by M. Pappabudo, the Sardinian Cann at Porionnth. that suck visit would take place es Dloaday ant. Coder these cirenastaaces It would be for the assail to decide es the steps proper to adept to mask the onimatios I. whisk his Majesty was held is the borough of Portniesik, sad also its appreciation of the howler naterred apes it by the visit. He (the Mayer) had bees Wonted that the Kis' of Sardiala would win ea Meaday aserniag, sad impost the pert, remalaiss for the sight at the oeclal reddens M the eammeatisnia-eblei, is the dockyard, and reteretai ae Leadoa the lellewiag weraies. Mr. thanes guavas:: owed, sad Mr. Varroaxsaria secoaded, the proteetatics el ea address to hie Majesty. oe Wag pot, the mew wee serried with applause. A eommlttee wee this appdited to draw up the address, what the dellewiNg was resolved es, sad adopted ausahaseely hx des esaaeil : - Weir Iteleety lister Rommel IL, 'Mg if Itemlieled—We, the atm eldoeum, sad bops= et the Meet. d foramath, etymon eimadied, beg le ear osier WONT war issultbrwilisens to the bin& shay , aid le WY pee steal part ma bone . It le idlb nen Ikea esdlaery mdsleolla we kW par Wedsare Mit to oar mg binged Ilemestia, Merin eeldime i• dated ea idly. mem amenmee at am mumetellimee modemaperedma Me mead mama pewees at i rnhe lt moremsw d matoteihei oppeatim sad emelatem We Mem they lememitas ae seWb mdastme a ricer enial memo esele leg We Meade at Male, bat caly the mese et the tights cd aellem—the deism of dee Took spina the lmg eddy ask sad bops MOM% Waft ea air 'data eirV i lie Val am; es We km Marie dam, ear aims 'Wry tad eamm. Mai se ve fter awls the baron at Is eel earatenm es we deate the ralarenta the mem yet wart Ma the War will yet le Wedded et the dr. ot mellemel heasemor the Man he etilasehhed MI •We Watiww6olol• Woke TM" me le mamed. We le* with the Walemafaysol6.lo Mame 'elm is Mita ea the met et deallm alien Me buss sellWall* seid ear 'Wm, greeter eadrery Sae Wet Malt les dr of mar WOW& =11:1kr hoe the aide el mad moral 1 041 lean the mita dm hem* mars temla per Majesty soi wither most issessipowers may, m loon sa tM limilnp of pesos Melt be restend, as same strongly esinned far the mile snit more suited ob. *fa at sesilog MIMS el etaltation throughout the p weak - ond or carrying om Mies Mama of somsaseeial wideli ham as simally assismoriesd the an. mins of the peens' spa We emits& your IMMO to sestot soielgool lIIIWINIMP Si with Milt we ai sser e rr iseellt the ems dohtsisdjosiss; sad we Pa/Abair! allsole• Iles esilisaft may b. tom pm mmisioni me. mess bg Maim end semi ram yesr&Z =Pi • PosollA Way TOWN 11•Ltial d lir to the simsespe aural he Yd 'lo — "est ommossint, may mens* ell throf notional peospedly.—Glees under am Yawl mel. he. A isommittes was this waisted to take sily stops to provide for the dm Mamma of the day. TM augmestation of the squadron r i iethosd goes on, sod the result will be a very hapedng y skis viewed by the King of Sardinia is Monday. ory . few ships, it moot be remembered, have yet retiarsed hem the Bahle, whilst hardly any have some home from the Black Sea, whilst a larger number this these that hem some home ham been sent to Lisbon, North Amodio, Ea. To-day the Calcutta, 84, Simpson, 6, peddle, end sleinsader, 6. peddle, kayo gem est of barb= to Spithesd, sad the St. Then% 103. I ezmeted to go ma to-osorrow. The Bi mouth, 91, saw, Mesoder. 44, sad Fury, 6, paddle, are also ordered from Plymouth to Spithead ; so, Mould so mom arrivals take OMNI there will be at Spithead is Mosday the folleirag somas' squadron, irrespective of some smiler vessels mid those Is harbour, fitting refitting, : Bt. Vumest, 103, flag ef Roar- Admaal Martin ; Bismuth, 91, screw, gag of Rear-Admiral Seymour; Climate, 84, Commis Stopford; Russell, 60, mow, Captain Scott ; Hastiogs, 60, strew. Captain Sey mour; Edinburgh, 80, screw, Captain Hewlett; Blenheim, 60, a raw, Captain W. H. Hall; Hawke. 60, screw, Captain Ommansey ; ittaz, 60, mew, Captain Wardell ; Arrogant, 46, scr,w ' Captain Yelve;ton ; Meander, 44, Captals Bail& ; Sampeas, 6, peddle, Captain Hand; Salamander, 6, peddle, Commander Meehan' ; Hods, 8, paddle; Voi sin°, 3, _ ips.peddle ; sad the Urgent, 2, screw transport, Com MOAN hill The Jots P sad Australia i steam tramports, have arrived at Spithssil to day hove thellast. The Int-named has as beard the Mariam and Marine Artillery forming the Naval Brigade le the trenches. SM is last host Plymouth, where she loaded Most 250 Marines bolos/leg to that divisiun ; the remainder, Most 700, she has brought cm blue. Gnat preparations are beim( wade at Woolwich to Rive a woleenta to the Riag of Sardinia. w►o with the Claim sad Prins. Albert is exported Si pay a obit to the prrieee this day (Saturday). Major H. L. Gardiaer's Seep (D) of Royal Horse Artillery is peopariag itself in fell moire order, mid is to be thoroughly equipped for • grand Geld day, wan the whole of she kid batteries sad foot artillery of duty. . The Rag lish squares la woodmen am the Kis, of Radiate still lies moored in Dover Reads,where they are to remain, we understand, till the return of his Majesty. Tim military detachments terming the guard of honour will also I.IIMiS till hie Majesty's departure. We (Carlisle Josinsal) etaderstated that Sir Jamie Graham, Bart., M.P., has resolved an lavitansa to 'kit her Majesty at Windsor Castle, to meet the Lag of Sardinia. The Right Has. Bart. leans Carlisle for Leaden to day. Lord Aberdeen, who was under easement to visit Sir James Graham a►Nethashy, has posegand his visit until Tuesday seat. " It has bees errommatly =mewed," says the EllO4llOl pelf= of Bruseh, " that the Hi= of 13ardinie would pass through this eity ea his return from Lathan. His Bard[• Mae Majesty does sot lathed, we are assured, to pay a visit to the Wag of the Belgians, being prevented by the limited time which he sae devote to his jimmy. Moreover, Log Tinter Emmantel never promised the visit which has been spokes of." The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council eat yes terday. Jeeps's% was Oyez by** Itislit Saw. T. Pusher tea Web to the blockade e a "The Freasielta" sad the " Johanna Karla." As appeal was heard from Bengal— • Libaerala Ghee. v. Halladhar Nee." Despatches foe the Gove nor of Canada were sent last mates frees the Colonial-eflice. Dierpetchee were received LATEST INTELLIGENCE. ADDRESS 111 THE CZAR TO THE RUSSIAN ARMY. Tb invade Besse of Nov. 22 publishes the following order of the day, addressed by the' Em peror of Russia to the army of the Crimea: *Brave warriors of the army of the Crimea ! "In my order of the day of the 30th of Aitgust last, I expressed to you the sincere gratitude which fills my heart for your services—services which have crowned the defence of Sebastopol with an eternal glory. But it was not sufficient to thank you afar off to the heroic deeds of courage and devo tion by which, awakening even the admiration of yoweensmies, you have supported the dangers and long privations of almost an entire year's siege. It is here in your midst that I wish to express my sentiments of affection and sincere gratitude. This sojourn amongst you has afforded me inexpres sible satisfaction, and the brilliant condition in which I have found the troops of the Crimean army in the reviews which I have made, has surpassed my expeo tation. " It has been a great joy for es to see you, and to personally congratulate you. I thank you with all my soul for your services; for the deeds by which you have signalised yourselves; for the virtues which have taken sash firm root in your souls. All this is for me a sure pledge that the glory of the Russian armies will be maintained, and that the eagerness of my brave army to immolate itself for the Faith, the (tsar, and the country, will know no limits. " In remembrance of the glorious defence of Sebastopol, I have specially instituted for the troops which have defended that fortress, a silver medal, to be attached to the ribbon of Bt. George and be worn upon the breast. Let this be a testimony to your ; services, and let it inspire your future companions in arms with the same high sense of duty and honour—open which the throne and the country im• movably repose. The name of my father, of im perishable memory, and my name, figure on the respective sides of this medal ; let them be a pledge of our affection, and preserve in your minds an in separable remembrance of us. "I am proud of you, as he was proud of you ; like Ida, I confide in your well-tried devotion and your ardour in accomplishing your duty. In his name, and in my own, I thank, once more, the brave defenders of Sebastopol; I thank the entire army. " ALEXANDER. " Simpheropol, Nov. 12, 1865." DESPATCH FROM PRINCE OORTCHAKOFF. The Invalids lams pablishm the following de spatch from Prince Glortehakoff, dated the evening of the 18th: "Nothing remarkable in the Crimea. According to authentic amounts, it is only a mall number of Turkish troops who have left Bapatoria. The Euro pean troops remain there, and the enemy are making great preparations for taking up winter quarters. "There are only a few of the enemy's vessels of war in Busies& Bay and in the road of Sebastopol." A Visalia despatch announces that Omer Paebs re-oommenced offensive operations on the 9th. The result is not known. _ _ from Komimoh and Eupatoria had on the 21st ult. raised the force of the Allies at Kertch and Yenikale to a strength of nearly 45,000 men. The chief cancern of Oen. Wrangel, command ing in the eastern extension of the Crimes, is to protect Arabat, which will be indispensable to the Russian Commissariat this winter. (710 Y ova OWN KIEL, FRIDAY. General Canrobert arrived at Kiel this day at noon, by mail steamer from Copenhagen. He is stay ing at Brand's Hotel. where the French and English admirals will acme ashore to visit him. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (110 X OVA 011/X PARIS, FRIDAY EVININO. The insertion in the Mersitsur of the earliest tele- I graphic abstract of the King of Prussia's speech, instead of voids& as is the more usual practice, until the entire text can be given in an official form, is considered by many people as an intimation that the French Emperor is not indisposed to take offence at the decidedly unfriendly answer which his Prussian Majesty makes to the Imperial speech delivered at the Palais de l'lndastrie. Napoleon 111. called upon the nations of Europe to say who was right and who was wrong in the present war. The King of Prussia distinctly says he won't, but will maintain his neutral and is independent" attitude and wait for events. The Bourse opened with very great animation. The options (reponse des primes) were made at 681 r. 20c., and nearly all the premiums were accepted by the buyers. When the operation was over there was, however,a sensible reaction, and the Rente closed for money at 66fr. 10c., with a rise of only 5c., while for account it fell 10c. Credit Mobilier was in extraordinary demand, and rose 40fr. It ap petite that the treaty between this powerful society and the company of the St. Rambert and Grenoble Railway has been signed, and that the mults are likely to be much more important than the public has hitherto supposed. Branch railways are, it is said, to be made from Grenoble to Lyons, from Gre noble to St. Etienne, thus communicating with the Grand Central and that from St. Rambert. A new line to Chambery and Turin will be joined to another line of junction with the railway from Venice to Trieste. Messrs. &helm and Sena, Directors of the Credit Mobilier, are the concession aires of the Trieste line, and thus the influence of the Credit Mobilise in that undertaking will be extensive, and direct. Railways were again higher, the rise being generally from 2fr. 50c. to 6fr., and in one or two instanoes 10fr. The bkoonthly to on butchers' meat is published to-day. Thera ce a diminution as compared with that of the kat fortnight, of 4c., tio., 1110.,11c., and 10c., upon the different categories of beef, veal, and mutton, and of No. upon cow sad bull beef. The Petry, adopting, as cooling from a good source, a statement in the Emancipation totally opposed to the tenor of all the latest news from the Crimea, nays it is not the intention of the Allies to destroy Sebastopol, and that all the preparations that have been made. apparently with that view, are but mili tary precentions against certain eventualities. Viscount and Viscountess Canning, accompanied by Lord de Tabley and Mr. Alexander, have arrived at Paris on the way to India. The Xing of Sardinia has conferred the Grand Cross of the Order of Saint Maurice and Saint Lannon the Archbishop of Paris. ' The foal porn of View's us buy with the die taries so to.. available sits for the proposed Eabibitias ; lb. Prater—the Bain do Beelogas of Viossa—boiss aret fi.oorlto. ♦ ospitallot kohl to bays sewed to won a nit. obi* *MN at lb own omen, if tits govottursost vast sailleisot span Is the glue, intim it afterwards as It plan of pettlie sweetmeat frit OVERLAND MAIL. INDIA AND CHINA. We havelleaived our advice. in anticipation of the Overland Mail. The dates are—Calcutta, Oct. 22; Bombay, Nov. 2; Hong Kong, Oct. 16; Canton, 12 ; Shanghai, 8. The following is from the summary of the Bombay lYntes of Nov. 2 : " The Banthal Insurrection seems once more to have blazed up spin. On the 9th of October, Vol. Burney's force, six hundred and fifty in all, marched from Bootie, leaving sixty men to guard the station. They reached *thorned Bazaar at midnight, where they were joined by a reinforcement of two hundred sepoys, with a body of police. The rebels of whom they were in quest, and who were a thousand strong, fled on their approach, and could not be overtake.. The troops divided themselves into companies, and set fire to and destroyed the villagesof the iosurgen ta in all directions to the extent of above thirty, and conti nued thus occupied for the next three days, collect tog large quantities of plunder. On the 15th a con siderable body of Senthals attacked a detachment of the 63rd under Captain Phillips at Karown. To their discharges of arrows the sepoys replied with volleys of musketry. For more than half an hour the enemy kept their ground, and not till yearly 300 had been put hors ds combat, of whom sixty-three were killed, did they betake themselves to flight. Meantime the detachments of Captain Pester at Nails and Lieut. Bonham at Jamtarra are clearing the country in these directions; but though half dozens are every here and there being shot, and mores are being made prisoners, and though there seems scarcely any co-operation or mutual under standing amongst them, vast multitudes still keep the field. The electric telegraph from Calcutta of the 30th ultimo mentions a large body of them as having been surprised about the 25th near the village of Umparalla. Their leader was very nearly shot, but his followers managed to make their escape. "No disturbances have been reported during the past fortnight either on the north-west frontier or in the Nizards dominions, the two great seats of perma nent disquietude. The troubles of Oude seem thick ening and the crisis of annexation hurrying on. Tha l British dominions throughout are tranquil. Recent tails of rain in various parts of the country have somewhat mitigated the apprehensions of famine. The cold weather has set in in Bombay. The Governor General has left the hills and is on his way to Madras. whence he will proceed to Burnish, and return to Calcutta about the Ist of Deoember.—Peace continues to prevail in British Burnish. The Embassy had been duly received at Ava. The official audience was granted on the 13th September. Lord Harris returned to Madras on the 22nd ultimo, and Lord Elphiostone, after a short sojourn at Matheran, returned to the presidency two days ago.—Little or no business is being done in our market, and freights remain low." frees the °weenie of Bt. Helena. at the Sir Colin Campbell has visited Cheltenham daring the week. The local Journal seys:—"Daring his brief stay, the distinguished soldier was waited upon by the Muter of the coremonies (Lisat-Coloael Kirwan) with a view to seeertaia whether he would be pleased to accept as invitation to sttrind either a public dhw or ball, at which as address might be promoted to him es the part of the mei. demo sad visitor,. It appears, however, that air Colic sails from Zealand, for the mat of war, on Touchy, and therefor* he wee impelled to decline the levitation." is the Sir Stephen Lakatoan, Tartish earwig*, writes of tits English olden wheo• safer toasts death is sosoresd la Colossi fliassasada's dowel% : ' Captain Dynoab, killed at thm passage of the Input, was a dossoodsot of this old ehaapiass of Busload, sad ao was sew upheld more saintly than he did the Mims of Rai lasd's usts I have whammed his bravery, esti la is. is. stance *Us h• led • body of Turkish earthy against at least three than their number of lisesiass, is so daring mad se wassessful a masses, that, is say ropers to Omer Pasha, I said tkat is him this Teats that day saw what a 1 British 00111 T was capable of dein." Th. committee of the Crimean Army Fund having voted that a *apply of warm cloths( be forwarded to the invalid depot, Cambial, (or the ase et the nerdy sad de 'orris( Crimean soldiers ea theivilieeherp from the movie*, the lei owls( *Moen will from a local eassaittes few room !Wag the proper distribution, whisk will be made only I. each as kayo andested themselves la a aoldierlike meaner daring their stay at Chatham :--BtelFiktrgeen Hebert Bat ters/ay C. Meade, Brampton Hoopital ; Captain Hewitt's, Load Depot. Mr. Raison Feint has pr pared sad ablpped, partly by the Clipny sad He ',naiads, by ether ..•mb, MOW 2,010 $. Palates' ler the usy II; the sea, the vials ell whist •W have ample lbw le salve hefted Chablis'& ' MILITARY IN CELLIGENCE. CASUALS!". BY DIAS!! IN INDIA SINCI TH. DILPARTIFRII OF TAB MAIL ON THB 17TH OCTOBSII, 18.56. Ilea MAJtairs's Tacora.—Surgeon T. W. Lines, 84th Foot, at Rangoon, on Lb. 13th Sept. Captain (Brevet Major) R. T. Seaward, at ma, on hie passage to Raglaud, on the 12th July. Captain R. B. Powys, 614 Foot, at Oultmere, on the 2nd October. BRNOAL.—Lieutenant Charles George Reid, Artillery, at Deyrah Dhows, on the 26th Sept. Surgeon goat, Regiment Native Infantry, at Barrackpore, on the Bth October. Captain William Rickey, 32nd Regiment Native Infantry, teennd in Command 16th Irregular Cavalry, on the 17th October. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. BOMBAY, Nov. 1. Oar money market hes remained quiet daring the fort night, and rates of interest at the banks remain unaltered, bat, u specie is now being shipped in large amounts to Cal cutta and other quarters, will no doubt affect our market to some extent. Four per cent. Government paper has fallen per cent. from our previous quotation. Other stocks re main at about former prices. The sales in the import market bass not been at all ex tensive for this union of the year, and the prices realized have been in some instances lower than those last reported; the only staples for which there has been a demand are grey shirtinp, grey madapollams, T. cloths, and domestic's. Grey yarns are more enquired for, and quotations show a slight improvement in value, but coloured yarns are scarcely saleable at former rates. Estonia —nippieste are rather slack, sad cotton has declieed in value, and may now be quoted for Broach and Burnt, Rs. 94 to 95 per candy ; Dhollera, Rs. 98 to 97 ; Ouirawutty aid Mangreol, Re. 88 to 90; Coorapta, Rs. $8 to 90; aimed Dharwar, Rs. 112 to 116 ; and ginned Broach,' Ri. 100 per candy. OPIVIG—The market has been less active, and prices have slightly receded to our quotation. The steamer to sail on the 3rd inst. carries 2,000 chests. Tonneau is abundant, but freights eve low, and several large ship. on the berth for England are loading very slowly To Liverpool we quote 21. 7s. 6J, to 21. 10s., and to Loudon 21. 16e. to 21. 17s. 6d. for cotton, with about 6s. more for feeds. AAAAA on Ragland for the put fortnight ruled a I shade lower than reported in our last, and the bulk of busi ness done may be quoted 3q. 1 7-16.hd. to 2e. 10. for China and fiat-elan credit, and 2e. 1 9.l6thd. to 2s. 1 t 1, for clout meats. Os Calcutta we quote Rs. It per tent. premium at sight, end I per sent. premiums at 30 days' eight Madras, Rs. 1 pet cut. premium at sight, and per cent. premium at 30 days' sight. Oa China, Rs. 220, at 60 day.. sight. CALCUTTA, Now. 22. The business of this greet commercial city is at this agues entirely suspended; the Custom.housis, the Treasury, the public offices, the banks, and the majority of houses of ba• 5i.... wets closed on the 18th instant. and will remain ins until the 26th, inclusive. . . . . The activity is oar produce market has continued, but there is a general sanity of money. la piece goods we do not think say improvement in prime can be noted, nor can we hops hr 'deans*. The money market bus Mooed with bat alight amelioration. At the clam of business is Government meorities, Cum pany's Fours wen at about 1t5.13 8, end Biccas nominal at Rs. 16 8, whilst New Fives have ruled throughout at from 12 anon to Rs. 1 4 disismint. ExotArion —Wit do not think we can quote the dodo" rates for the otail below 2 21 to 1 for credits aad 2 21 to 2 3 1 for Joroweat bills. FIZIORTIL—The engagements of tentage eines the last mall left bate not been large, and the rates ruling may be considered unaltered. CHINA. The following intelligence is from the Overland Friend of China of Oct. 18 : "The Imperialists have been defeated by the patriots in engagements near Ching keang foo; and have met with much disaster in K wang-si, and in parts of Kwangtung. In the north foreigners feel little from the national troubles—in the south, what little trade flourished a month ego has been checked. The squadrons of Chinese easels on the coast have, on two or three occasions lately, been severely cut up and dispersed by Captain Vansittart, with her Majesty's sloop Bittern. In a recent attack at Shihpo? (or Shapoo)' on a fleet of twenty-two west-coast junks, the crews being driven on shore, to the number of 1,200, were all destroyed. Captain Vansittart, in a despatch published by Sir John Bowring, with whose eanotion, if not at whose direct instance, these attacks on Chinese vessels in arms on the coast have taken place, calls the crews of the destroyed junks " villains." PROCEEDINGS AND POSITION OF THE ALLIED SQUADRON ABOUT AND NORTH OF CHINA AND JAPAN, OCT. 16, 1855. An instalment of the allied squadron for winter quarters, her Majesty's ship Nankin, arrived on the 11th, bringing 103 of the Russians, ex-wrecked fri gate Diana. Admiral Stirling, with another portion of the squadron, will be here in the course of the month. Commodore Elliot, with her Majesty's ship Sybil, and steamers &impute, Encounter, and Hornet, is detained for continued service in the Gulf of Tartary. His Imperial Majesty's ship Sybille and Her Ma. jetty's ship Pique have taken possession of one of the Kurile Islands, called on our charts Ouronpe, (a Company's island) and by the Russians Iveroup. The Russian 'dilemma there was destroyed, when the flags of France and England were planted, and the natives, with a present of flour, told they had now new masters. The island Is said to be about sixty miles long, has a large inland lake, 'and sends (6, sent) a number of valuable furs annually to Ay er r . The following was the position of the l a si squadron on Oct. 15: At Natrawki, in the Tuner harbour, 111.111.8. Irk*, end H.H.S. wincheatir, Sybille, Saracen sad steam tom* Tartar On the way to Hongkong from Japan, with a u. elan priewlers, HAI S. IN.:in. and Spartan. &Malb ag t , Nagasaki from Shenghse, with mails, H.M.g,g. st Belled to the north, to form a blockading sri z i U.K 8 Encounter and Horner, to b e f from Shanghai by H M.S.S. Barraccatm At R ika . dadi, Japan, H. 1.14 ships Sybil. and Costars— At Shanahan, H.1.M.8 8. Colbert, repaired, sad service 'gain. At !Cootie, H.H. sloop Bitten. At IsZ . etrowfu, H.M. sloop Racehorse. At Canton, KR g ene Comas. At Hong Koog, H.M.S. Nankin and steamer s Rattler (the latter under repair). To to this we Rap of the United States squadron, thst the liaridel e ii at Shanglarie, Commodore Abbott being in snob an id * data of health that convalescence is doubtful. TheKg sloop Vandalia left this for Fuhebowfu a short ties e at The U 8.8. transport J. P. Kennedy is moored in b w ee* peeler, near Canton. The U. 8.8 Powhataa rum* at Hong• Kong, finishing rei airs to her damaged maeltiose f —almost eompleted. The surveying squadron, Timm * , John Handeoek, and J. P. Cooper, appear, by last repo t . ,tobe in all manner of outot the-way plates —sarveyiai: ' CANTON AND SHANGHAE MARKETS. A.ND BULLION.--Canton, Oat. 12—o don, 4 9 ; India, 220 to 228 Rs ; Corollas dollars 27 must premium. Hong•Korg, Oct. 13.— 0 n London. BM mouths' 4.9; sight. 4.71 ;on India, 220 Rs. per 100 doh.; Sydney and Melbourne, thirty day.' sight, 4.71 ; gu tgo .., 1 per mat. premium. Shanghae, .t 6.61; on India, 308 to 304 Re. Nominal—Drafts ot Cy. ton, 26 par sent. dia. Manilla, Oet. B.—On London, si t months, 4 7 to 4.8, on Canton, 1 per cent. prem.; on Amoy ' 6 to 6 per cent. prem. Ortom.—Canton, Oct. 13 —New Patin, 4721 doh.; law Senores, 480 dole. ; Mabee, 630 dol.. ; Ttuksy, 440 ga t Shanghai ' Oct. 4.—Malwa, 420 to 422 doh.; Pomo, 300 u 363 dolL per chest. FREIGHT/ AND TONNAGE —Canton.—To Loads', as. minal, 41. for tea. Snanghae.—To London, mu* 41. 10s. for ton; and 61. for silk. Manila—To Eall a t 41. 10s. nomi nal; to United States, 12 doh.; to Ass train, 41. (REPORT BY COLONEL SIMMONS ON llut PABSAGE OF THE INGOUR. (TROY LLST NIGHT'S GLZWITI.) FOREIGN OFFICE, Nov. 29. The Earl of Clarendon has received a day st i from Major Simmons, her Majesty's co:imolai*" attached to the army of Omer Pacha in Asia, which the following is a copy : Camp, Sharsgwano, November?, My Lord,—l have to inform your lordship that Omer Pacha, having collected a depot of IHOTWAN at Tchimshera,` moved on by the sea-cosec to 4" mouth of the river Ertiee-Tchal, where a Muth% bridge was immediately constructed for the m ui of the troops. The advanced guard, co-sistio'fr 0 11 6 battalions of infantry and 3 battalions of chasm under Lieutenant-Colonel Ballard, the whole me. mended by Forbad Pacha (Baron Stein), awed ta the 28th of October to the village of Erties-ashe. From that day until the Ist November his hid newt was occopted in sending up provision" j o i, advanced guard, in moving other troops to wpm it, and in establishing depots at Godova, at thalami of the Ertiss-Tchal, whence to provision his ma* a forward movement. . . On the lit instant the advanced guard mond about 10 miles forward, having its advanced portion the River Ingour, opposite an old ruined cutle celled Ruki, on the roa d to Sugdidi. His highness joined the advanced guard him/ on the 3rd instant, his total force consisting of I brigades (32 battalions) of infantry, 4 battalion - of chairman, and 1,000 cavalry, with 27 feld pincessad 10 mountain guns, or in ell about 20,000 men; tk remainder of his force, about 10,000 men, being ployed to protect the depots at Godova, Tchimsketa, and Soukoum. On the 4th instant his highness commented oso• structing batteries on the right bank of the Issue, with the view of menacing the enemy by the font at Ruki. These batteries were armed on the follow* night, and opened their fire on the morning . of Bth instant about noon. On the same morning hie highness moved three brigades of infantry (24 beta. lions) with three batteries, with an advanced mid of three battalions and a half of chasm* sad foci guns, under the command of Colonel Ballard,down the right bank of the river, a distance of about sevja miles, where a branch of the river was forded to an Island, which is some miles in length, and from a half to two miles wide. After proceeding along this island for 'boat two mile, some Mingrelian militia were encountersdour ' a ford, which crosses from the island to the leftbeit of the river. They speedily retired, when thawing opened a fire of artillery and a heavy fire of musket, from the intrenchments on the left bank, thrown m for the protection of the ford. It very soon became evident that to force a direst passage at this ford would be a very difficult We. taking. His highness, therefore, while occupying the at this ford, sent officers to the right end left, and were discovered in both directions; one about quarters of a mile above or to the left of the mislaid, the other about one mile and a halt below or to the right of the main ford. Troops were immediately sent to these fteds; that to the left was unprotected. The passage TN made by two battalions of infantry and threes* panies of ehameurs by about 4 p.m. His bights' having entrusted me with this command, I moviel them by a waggon.track through the forest unpile (relived by the eeemy, until within about 600 yards if the position at the main ford, which his troops Irate occupied in defending from a direct attack. 1 . 1. Turkish troops advanced readily to the attack,talus; the enemy and his intreochmente in reverse. The enemy immediately fell back, and attempli to break through the Turks in column ; but being met by a heavy fire in their frontiand on both flub, they broke and dispersed in the forest, leaving m masters of the field, with three pieoes of their artillery and six ammunition waggons is our powee soon. At the moment that the Russian colossi attempted to break through our line, I grieve to my that my aide-de-camp, Captain Dymock, 95th R# meet, having first had his horse killed under him, tim wounded close by my side, encouraging the Turkia ofa as most troops. He died soon afterwards. His death is be deplored, promising Majesty whom his highness Omer Pacha has frequently di pressed to me his high esteem. This young alai had accompanied me from the commencem ent of tie is es a t n y d h b u ra lostve youngo~cer, o in ung him ois t ee he r, vices set i ; war in Turkey. Whilst the operation was proceeding oo the left, a brigade moved down to the right, under 0 01 ± , Pasha, and forced a passage in front of lone we:, lieved to be of 4 battalions, but without " staff! aid es' not intrenched. This operation succeeded; after dark the Turkish forces on the kit bank woe in communication from right to left, and complete.. masters of that side of the river throughout pm length. The lose on the side of the Turks has bees 310 killed and wounded, of whom 6d are killed, sad i d " missing. His highness has been pleased to exprew in terms of the highest satistaction of the roadae”` the British officers who accompanied his force. Lgy j tenant-Colonel Ballard conducted the advanced Mr" and sustained a very heavy fire from the enemyd the principal ford, ab3ut 100 yards wide, from." , linty dark at 6 p.m., occupying the ene m y until kg ration was turned by the Turkish left. aM Captain Caddell also rendered good cerue e ' backed an Second Senior Artillery Officer to tked. branch of the service. His interpreter was killed. The loss on the side of the enemy has ascertained, but up to the present time no ncom)( NI bare been buried, of whom eight officer., 0 01 ) Which the prisoners report there are two colonel't The Firmware report that there were eight t idiom of infantry, besides a great number of lean militia, opposite the main fnrd. -1 sm, dfo.. iper (Signed) JOHN L. A. SIMMONS. The Earl of Clarendon, &o. • Thermals with Shemsberrsi of the Eselillbcarr ' este hitherto published, end the Trehlmrshurs of Du Hack's largo map. Aft Arab pony, brought from the mat of giv General Canaan, and presentod by hint to Lord Pada* may be seen daily passing along the streets of Break "b' . " 1 is a beautiful " and," says the Seattig Pr, hawed seasitseted In it 'abused boo the fact that slims were killed on its bask duds( the the . it mss Ards." NI . lug jud sus Iv; 18i ru MI thi thi SE hi w(