The Express. — London, England, 1865-08-23 00:00:00

1 ------ 1 - 4 - TICIALIGENOZ . IOC ( Tins DAT.) coURT OP' BANKRUPTCY. atom Mr . Begistrer Brooshaor.) to Y 3. O. [MUCK. . 'pit= of Lyre'bled, nor Bitting. Its of creditors prepared by IMO 'J.-rea Modems a total liablillty of 2,0811., wish geriliaTigirssle value. 00 use the to oesfirm resolutiou for winding op lit,c si gsr the 110th asotles. A majority of the are. ille , "7„„ m oist confirmed the resolution and epeeist.; sierv" - fs ., manager to the estate. Mr. Doyle is tin 'the 'the Proofahtts. OW - piga rassMatt 11111.111.—A 0000 nivrommi. te a dividead sitting. The bankrupt was • butcher 20 , 17.4. sa g the use was only noticeable in con - d G"if *or exteacelisory einsatostenee that there was iis imemeY la hand to pay the creditor* 20a. in the pound, „sow of 411. 9a. Bd. It would tipper from the d *noes, the solicitor to the assigoess, that had arisen la oonsequanoe of the inmioessful diMh-bM ()swim, suit of 'Vaughan o Booth, by er hod booms available f Creditor:. It fr tAat a the fund should be p o a r id to creditors • i • t 's wab the usual intimation by advertisementsßti ri* IX a. P. CRAWFORD. 4•00 N os previously noticed on the s 71. ym release from custody, which was granted on r_tiehip. _ atiamidbanbrevet-ptkruajor vras described am of Doves m of the Royal Artillery PP! Woolwich Barracki, and formerly of Poo:soh: It s gibs are returned at 4,3811., with assets rt sigeigasi. Captain Crawford attributes his poceedings.having bun taken mains! him flo'7-iier by his Indus creditors, which remitted in Ilt— lisw";..fs for proof of debts and choice of an assignee bet no debts were proved, nor say amigos, wa the 24th of November, at 2, was fixed for ow, with renewed protectioc to the bankrupt. IN RE R. C. HOLMES. • gis 64 messier. The bankrupt described him. es of Visor Home, Chiswick. previosity Oak s p l oos googeghesw, Marykhose, late Wildest in the 7 . . i otig e B r i g ade. He worthies his bankruptcy to the lose gristmeet as adjutaat and exams of expenditure d lie Its bankrupt's indebtedness apposes to be W. LW, sad tradesmen of almost every deeerfptiao, fit etre inerekent to the milkman , are lo s e rtsd in obar _ war& Sound debit were now proved, and Mr. C. pgainikill-stres4 scommtank, was chosen mooed 'ibis. Ü be w held on the 21st of N7-sior, a t balf.past IL Meares. Linklater and Hook anthisoborou to the estate. CHARM JAMES imszrrs. s o is ins was a merchant, carrying on business at 31.00 8 — pi under the style o f Nascayth o des. De adjadiution was obtained upon the petition of b owie, Chios, and Japan Book (Limited), creditors loweafid tills of exchange drawn by Nasmytb and Co., p o w, vu the banknrpt. No statement of the wis ed &Wiled or assets has yet hero proposed, but the a migo's sisy be roughly stated at 00.0001. meetiag for proof sod choice was now held. A sod hr 12,440/. by the Hinduism. China, and Japan Nor (Limited) wu admitted. subject to their rearing walfais la their pseudo°. No other debts were prove& IN i s Ls. Yondin, of Bank-buildings, Lothbury, sear *Orbs Hinduism, China, sod Japan Bank, was elected inlaid wipes. An allowance of 81. per weak was voted le s s sieloopt, and the 21st November, at 11, was 'p awl tat the next hying. Now''' Tklli POLICE COURT& (THIS DAY.) IARLBOROUGH-3TREET. TIN 1101.001 A eIaNAN BANOS AND NIB VICITINS, BYO Rekasor, NT a tall German, also Myles himself the mom gm.* wearies a fashioaable grey iscet, was shamed WIN NS. LOX with araultiag polme-oosetable E, slur tits following peculiar circumatasen : I ember of cabana were in attendance to prefer charges nenhe & primer. enstable said—l was called to No. 77, Margaret :lsm where a lady who was in the area told me that ohs monei proteethe from the preens°, who was °Deducting Med in a most extraortlioary manner. The prisoner was lesianage, aad would not let anyone Into the house. Be Wanrodi made his appearance at an upper wisdow, ad men two or three jags of water over me. I gained Alen to the home end took the prisoner into custody. Ifs plioner gave the name of the Baron Rex. Its pturner—My name is Ernest 'tallowy. Can I peal Ir. lam —Certainly. Prinear—l have no questions to ask the constable, but I iii set use him when I threw the water. Oriels—The is sot true He came to Margaret and es Monday evening, and eopged spark:teats, stating MI ki Impge would come the neat day. He gave the reed Albert. and rid he was known at the Prussian yea 10)1/1r. Relson, of No. 77, Margaret-street, said—The pri ma, am to my house on Monday evening, and took getout'. On Tuesday morning sevotsi cabmen came to is hers sad made a disturbance. The prisoner came suite sad shot the door, would Dot let anyone in, and said eyed it hi the masses. In fact f was afraid he would ED Maid either to myself or little girl. A large crowd eked inside the house. Re dined on Monday evening y been, and ordered a bottle of whisky, and retir e, he td breakfast. Ir. Lan—lty doubt is whether he is in his right mind. Primmo—l don't Nee that I have committed myself. yr Knox—You have thrown water over the constable, reel used a distort:mace. There are a number of (lab ile oaten. r THE EXPRESS, WEDNESD4Y EVENING, AUGUST 23, 1865. one his through with it. Mr. Capper, afraid of the mu mran away shouting for the polio& Defendant pursued Mr. James AU... living at Arms Cottage. firemley, who wu with complainant at the time, gave corroborative tee tinsoey, sad added that hie friend's taw was covered with blood streaming from the welted is the forehead. A geo- Manua stopped the &fondest with the bayonet is his band, fortuaately before he reached Mr. Clapper, and the police arrived instantly afterwards. Deleathiat waa mach tho worn far liquor. The man sod woman =satirised disap peared with the rifts. The former he should know agate. Defendant, who stated that he we. a warehouseman, living in tit, George's East, dinned having straok Mr. Clap per, and Mr. Elliaoa directed a remand, but consented to accept two bail in 301. each. SMARR LISTS.-MEM DAL) Two damn& The railway market is rather flat to-day. Lon don and Nurth Western stock has declined per cent., and Midland and Metropolitan . The other principal lines are uncha n g ed. mondon and North Western stock is now r;oted 1244 to 126 ; Great Western , 664 to Midland, 1304 to ; Lancashire and orkshire, 1171 to 1184, ex div. ; South Eastern, 784 to 794 • Metropolitan, 133 to 4, A, ; Great Nor a nd 4 1314 to 1324 ditto 1474 to 1484 ; London South Western 99 to 100 ; Great Eastern, 46 to ; and Caledo nian 1334 to 1344. Lombardo -Venetian Railway shares are in de mand, and show an upward tendency. Great Luxembourg, on the other hand s are dull. Very few transactions have occurred in Indian and Ca nadian lines. MIDI WAXY MAUI LIM STOOKS. 101 .1 rd. I lLutawri. I OWEN Priem ' a w l a Mils, palm/NAL ANOTHER APPALLING TRAGEDY. THREE CHILDREN MURDERED BY THEIR MOTHER IN BANKSIDE. About S o'clock this morning greet consternation was occasioned in the neighbourhood of Bonital4 South wark, by • rumour of • triple murder, the cireumatanoes attending wbieh , following so closely on the repent murders i,. in Holborn and Ramage* netted • thrill of horror in the ge. district. The Beene of this crime is • narrow, densely r e pepulatod thoroughfare, known as Skis-trinket -plan, led- so lag from Backside to the Southwark•bridge.reed. At 10 the house No. 10, resided a family named Laek, 2 who, though poor in circumstances, appear to have 100 bass much respected by the numerous inhabitants. M. The husband was employed as • kind of watchman in ok "calling up' the neighbours, and while out performing his fle. onsternary round this morning the awful deed about be be T o narrated was committed. It memo that on his return at Mt the time mentioned he was met on the ground floor by his 2 . wife, who, rail peg both her arms, exelairned, " I have done "Done what?' replied the terrified husband, 2 and, on looking at her nightdress, he dinoverred Bernal go Anna of blood. He immediately ran upstairs, when • St shanty Bight presented itself. On a bed in the 2. first floor were lying his two daughters, Eliza and it. Esther, aged respectively five years and two and • half years, apparently is • sound sleep, with their throats at cut from ear to ear ; and on another bed he found his son Christopher, aged nine years, with his head nearly severed gn, from hie body. The distracted father at once gave an alarm, M. sad Dr. Bainbridge, of the Southwark - bridge - road, sad to ' other medical gentlemen were soon In attendance ; but so 100 effectually had the murderess performed bar hideous work Ir . that their minion were unavailing. What could have led the wretched woman to perpetrate such a crime is yet to be 2. learnt ; but it is said that for some time peat she es , hen been • great sufferer with her eyes, and getting nearly it blind ; and that she wee going into the hospital today to 1 2 undergo an oyeration. It is farther asserted that she his as brought up • large family, and that,coupled with her at r s : doe, the burden of the younger children ham preyed upon Is her mind. When abe retired to bed lan night there was nothing peculiar in her manner. At the time of the tragedy ,1 there was an elder son, John, sleeping in a chair on the ground floor ; and he, it is asserted, dn. M. timely remembers his mother corning downstairs et and going to a cupboard, whence she must have procured 11 4: the razors with which she effected her murderous design. gee In the mooed floor of the hones lived • married daughter, N. who has only recently been confised ; but she beard no 2 noise prooeeding from the room when the younger at children slept. The murderess offered no resistance on 2 being removed to the station at Stone's-end, Borough. 10 The greetest esoltement prevails in the locality, large pet numbers being attracted to look at the hoes,. 1 . ! 0 9 1B1 4 .° 1 !" 1346.1--1 ISO Comb/lea all °oft sod Basiaa an Osesrmil an Do. • j Boodle. thl4l el Do. B 1 p • a.lapaldto B. 100 Dublin and Be lane aD Doudee.Terth.dand.. l * I) ask London Bath Cert. 10 Do. IN 74Wegew gad S. waded% 100 deed laden Ord. SC Ds sag. Sth No.! 100 these Z. Ninth ot Seolthad 100 Othignaeligth 100 Do.A Ana as edv. 100 Do.BlWeald 100 lla South & Wed. 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Animas IL a Is. /1 , 16,1100 • south Australian lan4 g 0000& It gaga arina Telserapn.. II 117.600 eti rolConstrae..totalmil. 106,000 10 Ihanimeliorsgy ta.ll. 7,600 el Trinidad Irstroleuss (14 17,601. M TrameLlissoolotlLos.L. 00,000 10 1. IL. Co. of U. Canada 100.000 10 Un.ll ulna of Llver.p. I I *O.OOO 6 ; Dulled C.Talsi.oa. 1. all 110 .006 le I Unissea Kariba Lan L I 15,0 101 10 Upper AriaTes(Ush f 66,000 15 Intl° 10.010 10 Tan Dlaman's load.— 00.000 60 Aargau% glaanosiLlm.) 60.000 60 se Muer trairleft L I xd 11! a 567,1 1 761 9 9i 4l 'OO _ zd ... id Be zd 21 ai 6 I int is.tg 2o 11 PREFERENCE SOARES. LonLoa and Brighton, 6 per cenk guar. stack, 129 30 Lando', Chatham. and Dorm, 5 per cent. prat., 95k. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Great Luxembourg, 15 Sambre mod Meuse, 6j, South Austria. and Lombardo Venetian, 191. GREAT EASTERN RAILWAY.-{THIS DAY. A meeting of the East Anglian proprietors was held at soon. at the London Tavern, for the purpose of electing a director in the room of Mr. L. Simpers°, retiring by rotation. Mr. Jas. GOODSON, M.P., presided- end explained OM the whole business was the Ghettos of a director, sad as Mr. Simpson had offered himself for re election and as it was impossible to find • more effleiest reprammative at the Great Eastern board of the interests of the East A n glian shareholders, he begged to propose Mr. L. Simpson's re elmkow. The motion was seconded by a Snezinommt, and carried unanimously. Mr. L. Socrsos, who, in reply to • shareholder, stated that his position at the Great Eastern board was fully equal, and his Winona. jast es great, as that of any other director, expressed his gratification at the unanimity of his melee tine. Re remarked that wheelie joined the East Anglian board, 13 years ago, their stock stood at 51 . in the market ; now it stood at 311. to 321., sod their pretences shares, which at that time stood at 205.. were now worth 74 10s. A vote of thsaks to the chairman candoded the pro ceedings. CONTININTAL BANK CORPORATION (LIMITID).-(THIS DAY.) An extraordinary general meeting of the share =d holders of Ibis ()moony wen held is the Baltic Bala Room, Tbreadeeedle-street, this day, to cectrm a special resole id I tion which wee passed at an extraordiaary general meeting of the company on the 7th last., that the bank be waterl oo voluntarily, tad to motive a copy of the statement of the amounts op to the 30th of April, when the amalgama tion with the Lemke sad Mediterraman Book took plaoa. Mr. W. W. CARGILL took the chair. The chairman moved that the resolutions passed at the former meeting be coeermed, and that Meows. W. W. Cargill, W. J. Maxwell, J. B. Cumming, and Mr. A. Routh be appointed liquidators. The motion was agreed to. The Secretary Mee read a statement of amounts, which he mid differed from those presented at the recent mdisory in ody by a° additional sum of about 4,C301. for proata i :a 1 id bad been roads Moos. Os the motion of the chairman, seconded by Mr. Realm, the statement was received. & vote of th to the chairman, directan, sad Officers cl zd esis@ the bank was then agreed to and the meeting separated. MONEY MARXHItr(THIS Dar.) Two demon. The stock markets are dull to-day in cease queuee of the unfavourable weather, and prices generally show a drooping tendency. Consols are especially heavy, and have declined per cent.; several of the principal English lines are also lower, but no material change has occurred in foreign secu rities and financial shares, in the absence of busi ness. The government broker has made a further purchase of 10,000 1 . Three per cents. Reduced for the Sinking Fund. The discount market is quiet to-day, and the supply of money large. Thp general charge for the best paper is al to 4 per cent., but exceptional transactions have occurred at 31. Short loans on English government semh ties are obtainable in the Stock Exchange at 2 to 21 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Recites opened at 681 r. 10c., being sc. lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 891 to 1 for money, and 891 to n for the account (September 7). The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, 1 ; ditto, for account, 891 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 1, ; New Three per Cents., ' 891, /, 1 ; Bank Stock, 250 ; India Five per Cent. Stook, 105, ; Five per Cent., "enlaced" rupee paper, 101/. Very few transactions have occurred in foreign I stocks, and, with the exception of a decline of 1 per oent. in Spanish Passive, prices are unchanged. The Turkish loans of 1858 and 1862 are, however , inquired for. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz.:-}reek, 20 to 1 ; Turkish Consolidde, 481 to 49 ; Spanish Passive, 291 to ; ditto Certificates, 141 to 1 ; Confederate, 6 to 8 ; and Mexican, 23/ to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows : Brazilian, 1863, 781 ; Egyptian, 1864, 951, 96 ; Greek, for account, 201 ; Italian (Maremmana Rail way), 71; Mexican, for account, 23/, ; ditto 1864, 221, I; Monteridean, 621 ; Portuguese, 1856, &c., for account, 47/ ; Russian, 1850, 891 ; ditto, 1862 921, 1, 3 ; ditto 1864, 951; Spanish Passive, for account, 291, 1 ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 74/ ; ditto 1862, for account, 731 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 731, ; ditto 1865, 431, 1; ditto scrip, 6 die. ; ditto Guaranteed, 991, ex div. The shares of " Overend, Gurney, and Co., Limited," are in demand, and have risen to 31 to 1 prem. Atlantic Telegraph preference are quiet at 3 to 21 discount. American securities are steady. 5-20 ares to Bonds are now quoted 691 to ; Erie Railway sh, 53 1 ; Illinois, 781 to 79 ; and Atlantic Railway debentures, 851 to 861. International Financial shares are now quoted 1 to 11 prem. ; General Credit, 11 to 1 prem., ex dir. ; London Financial, 61 to 1 prem., ex div.; Imperial Mercantile, 11 to 1 prem.; Credit Fonder and Mobilier of England, 21 to 31 prem.; Ottoman Soci4td Gdndrale, 21 to 1 prem.; Hudson's Bay, 15/ to 1. There were again no gold transactions at the Bank yesterday. The demand for the Continent is understood to be sufficiently strong to take most of the supplies from Australia and America as they come to hand. The steamer Tarifa, from New York, has brought 395001., in specie. In the foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon the rates on Paris, Hamburg, and Amsterdam were a shade higher. Subjoined is the usual list : Lmstsrdsin, short, 11.181 to 11.19 ; ditto, 3 months, 12.1 to 12.11; Robtardans, 3 swaths. 12.1 to 1 2 2.14; antesrp, 3 months, 26.524 to 25.574; Brailekl 3 mouths, 26.521 to 25.571; HaniMum 3 mouths, 13.10 to 13. 1 01; Par s, short, 25.20 to 25.30 ; ditto. 3 months. 916.45 to 25.50; Marseilles, 3 months, 25.45 to 23.50; Frankfort on-the-Mains. 3 mouths, 121 to 1214 ; Vienna, 3 months, 11.20 to 11.25; Trieste, 3 months, 11.20 to 11.25 ; bathrobe:sr. 3 months, 301 to 301 ; Madrid, 3 months, 471 to 474 ; Oadis, 3 months, 471 to 471 : Loewe. 3 mouths, 25.574 to 15.621; Milan, 3 months, 5.571 to 25.621; Osuss, 3 months, 25.574 t 025.621 ; Naples, m0nt155,25.571 to 2 0 .62}; Palermo, months, 25.571 to 25,621 ; Malaise. 3 mnths, 25.574 to 25.621 ; Lisboa, 3 months, 511 tosll ; Oporto, 3 mouths. 51 1 to 511. The ludic-office give notice that the amount for which tenders for bills on India will be received on the 6th September, will be 250,00 01 ., of which not more than 100,0001. will be drawn on the government of Bombay. The numbers are published of 1,241 bonds of the Greek loan guaranteed by England, France, and Reseda, which have been drawn for redemption. An extraordinary general meeting of the pro prietors of the Estates Bank (Limited) was held yesterday, when a motion for an amalgamation with the General Exchange Bank (Limited) was carried unanimously. Three of the directors of the former join the board of the latter. The united banks will now have more than 2,700 shareholders. The second ordinary meeting of the Surrey Com mercial Dock Company is convened for the 14th September next, when the directors will propose "to create and issue debenture stock of the com pany to an amount not exceeding 140,0001., to be issued f r om tine to time at such rate of interest and in such manner as the directors think fit." The proposed dividend for the half-year on Scottish North Eastern Aberdeen stock was offi cially announced yesterday at the rate of 21 per cent. per annum, against 11 for the corresponding period of 1864 ; Scottish Midland 54, against 5 ; and Dundee and Arbroath 8/, against 71. The London, Brighton, and South Coast Rail way traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,8181. over last year ; the South Eastern an in crease of 560/. ; the Glasgow and South Western an increase of 3631. ; and the Metropolitan an in anities of 6121. The mails from Calcutta and Chins, vid Mar seilles, are expected to be distributed in London about the 12th of September. Subjoined are the quo tations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares , as given in the Stook Exchange list of last evening : InsurammOornmercial Union, 81, 8 ; County, 85 ; Indemaity Mars. 125, es Is. ; Liverpool and London Fire and U!., 111, 4 ; Landau and Provimial Manse, 21 ; Ma ria', 90. 894, ex div. tad ha. ; Ocean Marine, 73, sr die. ; Provident Life, Xi; Timms. sad Mersey Marne (limited), 74, 1. ex div. • Universal Maxine (limited), 51. 4. Gediekt aid Ooks.—Bomber (Limited), 51, 4; Ditt o ind issue, 41; Greet Osetral, 16.1. ex die.; Imperial, 83, 111 ; Imperial Continental. 924. 3j, ex div. • Coasamers, 15 1 , 16 ex di v. ; Westminster Charte;edelarg, ax die. .mss) 4 ;Loodoa and St. Katha- D oo ks.—lmgenbam (Th rine, 74, ex div. Waterworks.—Berlin. 114 ; 281; Smthwark sad V a ushall, 124 ; West Middlesex, 1141, 134. THE Rgv. G. R. HARDING AND THE DIEM BOIKIIIIPTCT Cover. —Last evening a meeting was hell at the Spread Eagle, Wandsworth, to omeider the report of the committee of the House of Commons with relation to tto Hon. Richard Bothell and the Rev. G. R. Herding, the v:ar.r of St. Anne's, Wandsworth. Ilr. Oerthern took the their. sod at some length commented on the "Blue Book," in which it wee recommended that the Attorney-General should take legal pre 'iodine against all partite ooneerned. Resolutions were moved calling on Sir Geo. Grey, as Home Secretary, to set in motion the recommendation of the com mittee, and slam expressing the opinion of the meeting that the vicar should, pending . the legal proosedings so ad vised by the oonimittee, abstain from tabing part in the ministrations of the church, them resolutions to be trans mitted to the Home Secretary, the Archbishop of Clon terbary, the Bishop of Winchester, and the Rev. G. R. Harding. A resolution war proposed and wooded. bat n egatived, that the meeting should adjourn fer a week, to give the vicar an opportunity of explaining his riondiust. At the close of the proceedings, the chairman read a letter from the vicar (which it was stated we. handed in before the promoting+ commenced) stating that he was maxima to have an opportunity of explaining his ecinduet is relation to the whole matter, but cautioning the chairmen that he • should hold him respoeirible Ice the proceedings of the meeting. THE OiroLsita IN MALTA. The Malta Times of the 17th se c. :—" This population is still Gamin from -- the epidemi but ft costiones to be chiefly cosiloed to ill- Tat wins= ix This minso„,un._Tbe fin, f eotilated and badly drained lavalities. The poor, from toed, are as mud the principal viceless. A gran ' eal et 'inby a ern 01 *•`", at 1`""'"'"" for t i i l T i f: theee wad other mama, acid Mangle:Soot and unwholesome weather vie 1.. t to. d &g . boa b ee s es eed e ki this Spey. b y has been prevented by a eyries' of relief , organked .It is mem* wepponahis VISt ft W eodeSd c bl dispooed persons, wk. Met and moist the okay the Sees of latewdleg Jewell' Tee ekr,hae o .t ih rosts • lis Am prs. I s l ed point oat to the pollee Bosh kieslithe se make their hue which betaking teregietted *ewers, IWW latervention ea beW el eleenllme." sal a diesel spg games for the worth if A. TIMIDAT EVIZZIG. 1 Consols, for the account, were first quoted this morning 891, and finally left off at 89# to 1 for money. and 891,. " rather buyers ," for September. The official bus iness report is as follows :--Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, 4, #, 4, #, 1 ; ditto, for account, 894, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, #, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 891, 4; New Two-and-a-Rnlf per Ceuta, 711 ; Bank Stock, 250, 248 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 105, L. ditto Four per Cent. De bentures, 1866, ,91 ; Five per Cent. " eufaced" ru pee paper, 1001 ; ditto Five-and-a-HaJf per \ Cent., 1091. ht to-day 10,009/. The gover nm ent broker boug New Three per Cents. for the sinkin g fund. India Five per Ceuta. are firmer, at 106 to 1, ' while Faehequer Bills remain without recovery at I , Ss. discount to Is. premium. TO TIM EDITOR or TILT VLIIIIBB. SIR, —My selection for Thursday's York events eg. are—Great Yorkobire—Broomielaw. Cup—Ely. Nur - 5 1 eery—Haphazard or Cutiuet. Atke Produce—Escn. Gim• 16. orsok—Split-the•Difference colt. Sapling—Bleu Riband. i. (SiEttod) METEOR. ir (Br zzAoraw TZL•OIUJPE.) too YORK MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) Ito FILLY SAPLING STAKES. T.Y.C. iOO Labia, `Sr to Cambuscao. Mary 11111, lionitrass, sad Va. 100 leris ars bare. ea 10 RAWCLIFFE STAKES. T.T.C. Veepuisn and Chapel Royal are here. M I6 . TENTH BIENNIAL STAKES. T.Y.C. IL Mr. Pitt, Ischia, Blue Eiband , Magician , Auguste, Re- nal pulse, Miasmata, Limber, Mesas. Long waist , Fi tzro y , Yea Sal Oalea a, Chiba% loheritmes, Gunboat I, sad Jollity are I°3 NO hare. in GREAT EBOR HANDICAP. Two miles. IL Lady Hylds, Claremont, Hollyfos, Nemo, Verdant, 2. Hot ablower, Sweet Jessie, The Guide, and Little Jahn are N. here. It -- - PRINCESS OF WALES f3T &NES. T.Y.C. Lord of the Yale, Br to Bird•oe-tbe•Wioi c, Hooeracioa e. Lady Elisabeth f, Split the Difference, &brine, sad Chibiea we here. - -- ---- purr—oll, that's very likely. Cosstahle—There is • gentleman present who says the Meier bm boss in aa asylum. Priseme—l ham been in ose, and I got heavy damages iplast the person who pat me there. I suppose because • amides cabs and °mite to pay for them immediately be is aid. A esker hers stepped forward, and said—The prisoner took son beet Wind-street to the Blackwell station. While this career cabman came up and claimed some mosey of MINIM tee or three others mental to see him. The pro. mestira west into a shop to see the Directory, and alter. meitteld ma to skim to Aldermanbury, then to Throg satrestrest, thee to Piwey-street, Tottenbem.court.road, mel bat nail. As I maid Dot get my money I took him to its Gyildhall police-court They told me them that I had hitter take him back to Perey.street, which I did ; when le an into a Imes like steam, and through soother home, but I succeeded in catching him. He then bid me I meld lock him up, at the same time giving sa address Ia Carotid's's-square. After that he made se to the Pantheon, and tried to escape me by dodg log Imosirst the different stalls. From the Pantheon he veot to Meridian end Seelgrove's, and after another @hero diss3 I tucked him to 77, Margaret-street, the door of which home be opened with a latch-key. Fiodieg I bad Mamie I sent for • ooestable end saw him throw water mer him A pinion living io Percy-street. rid—The Prisoner opened **Pis sad Tan through the hones, nearly knocking me doss. I then told the cabmen to look after him. It. Ham (to the prisoner)—Have you any friends in Louse! Prises—Mss, the secretary to the Primulas Legation. Anther (abeam, an elderly good-humoured man, after Ming s serotioismg glance et the prisoner, seid—On Sun. ironies lons*, at a quarter to 7, he engaged me in Osadm-men. He then took me to Cast/e-strset, where he ' 4 11• 1 , his snit of clothes. He then told me to drive to ‘"•• 15 7. When we pot to the first gate he said be had "this* lest than • sovereign. I bed not • halfpenny, but Pt Ihrourb knowing the man. On getting to the second pia ke said be had only •M. note. I went to Grove-place, Ptibo• Prisoner stopped. The gentlemen at the house tesamy of coffee and afterwards some dinner, the tZe stir tet there some hours. Jost as we were :bout • the sadism° came out and told me he was glad Li: !id el his visitor, at the same time saying, " Do you bk. I— b• • shivery customer !" which pot me don on nay Inek—Haughter)—as 1 thought I bed • tidy )2h• which your worship will see it turned out. (Laughter.) Pa Primmer thee told me to drive to Haymaker, to Fitzroy. "lure, to two houses in Tower-street. When he came out is the home Lashed bim for my money, end he said "If PYn go heck to Oxford-street I will settle with Y°,.•• " On arriving there, the road being up, he told me hat %stead of doing so I followed him, end at but 'Poke to him, when be gave me • false address. I have usemonisined that he has obtained goods of different asdsuess I seat to the address he gave, and found it to °. 64 ,"" 'oied that he had taken three lodgings in TO THZ ILIFIOR or THZ LIFILZBB. tea we at each 'ivies his image was at the King'smrase wax somewhat surprised, on reading the fh,t Zt_4l:. He also simian address in Wigmoreestretff. -11 1 • er *hire wants to see him. A Mr. Groom e bose case, to find that the judge said 'That • mse with a . O "4 1' II t• tee him, aid so does Mr. Way. It's all true whet such nonsense in his head is not fit to sit on & jury,* mid t y.a 6 " ' , Vint and my gentleman knows it, I'm glad he is _the next moment said, " I shall mill him again to-morrow." MA vit eine rveoite b e i ng robbed by a man who The judge hairiag declared the individual unlit to SOrTe .6 60,* sod takes th ree l o d g i eri n one dry. juryman, it is really not easy to understand why he should 6 0 20, 04 04 _,"•hl*—A eentlemaa in Regentestrest has • claim or beAegauguinsisuummosed to attead the court.—l am, itc. 7tl %tits &nisi* the prisoner. 0. H. t lase e . . 0 X•or—l shell remand him. 3." , leds—Goods were mot in the prisoner's IMMO EXTENSITH CONFLAGRATION LN ST. LITHO, 1, 32 ., . 111 1!_ret-street, but sot taken M. (WZDMISDAT MOIGHNOL —.About 6 o'clock, a.m., an aster rag sen e e' wl.--I •orlend eleven hours and never get • site fi r*, attended with great loss of property, including 17 there are several others who have bast served the I melda' tools of several men, broke out in the large V Vie urns way by him. range of ummatecturiug premises le the joint oompation of WORSHIPSTREET. Mr. Whitler , veneer merekent, sad Mr. Walker, cabinet maker, situate at No. 174, Old-street-road, fit. Luke's. AISRAUTT BY A lIILMAYAN. the werd a tal l and powerful pg man, veer i ng Immense slims of veneer in • state of ipition were deified Matilde dis.ence. By 9 o'clock Sutton of the Tower Hamlets Militia, wee charged I over twassi•Ps to a °°°- h ot t h ere no dange r COO • l govvree d i o v i o l ent l y evete isd rg; the fire was not quite sitinenished, The fis boiler.insk.r, living at Bussonah.strest, Poplar. lof any ertmeakou of the . Goa Origi n 01 lAA eleineot's heed had • large patch of edh p e p e s iallestex unlicolen. kart cal hoot. From his statement it • that • Mr. Mardwicke has announced that he will shortly while is company with a friend is the Mile- pubiksb a °owlets work oa the Cattle Maws, by Professor ▪ iced, &feedlot, who wee not sober, intended himself °single. It will be divided into three scations. The first b 7 mold '[ offensive remarks, and when told to go away will give the definitions, symptoms, pos , t worts= appeir "ll. C•resrin the eye with his fist- Another miss and ' eases sad maw% remedial treatment, prevention, end laps! then went up to him, the latter getting held of lades. The mooed part will give the poet Metro y and tm... tbs.- "" 4 striking him with the butt end en his head ravages amid e tie present history sad wages at here. Mooed blow se be lay en the pound. He sal. The third put will also the official report of the I team tO° it niiit& and the &deadest drew his berme to Weal °manes held at 'Vienna in ENTRY FOR THE LONDESBOVUT CUP. Three winters of a mile. Baileelab, Reindeer, Skylark, Kilkenny, Crythen, Rad cliffe, Jack o'Laptem, Mountain Book, Nemo, Ammer* Provisos, My Mary, Volans., Celerrinia, Kate Hampton, Expeller, Spec, Viola, Limber Maps, and Amore= Avis. EBOR HANDICAP. 100 to GO apt Claremont (t) 4 to 1 Guide (t) b to 1 Holly( on (t) 6 to 1 Lady Hilda (t) AIIIIIVLD. -- CAler On and Misstep. HASTINGS MEETING.-(THIS DAY. --- 10:0 Ear SUSSEX HANDICAP PLATE. One mile and a pa hall. Mrs. Somerville, Bolen°, Corinthian Tom, Musketeer, Kg Sam, Budwortb, Harkaway, and Lydia are here. Me 9).(1 NURSERY PLATE. One mile. IPA Chepstow, Duchess of St. Albans, and Finale are here. t1. , 4 , SW YARMOUTH MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) AO 40,1 -- NURSERY HANDICAP. T.Y.O. MO,O Miss Rolssid..kdroirel„ Heater Shutt, Rappil de Minuit, 6 42 and 13elmontine an here. 10,0 INNKEEPERS' HANDICAP. Three quarters of a mile. re , Antidote, Flageolet, Water Lily, Queen Bee , Turner, ' 10.0 Gauntlet, and Belmontin• are here. $54, CRICKET. SURREY V. ENGLAND.—This great and exciting 13 match attracted over 5.000 spectators yesterday (the umg seeped day) at the Surrey Ground, Kennington-oval. Play 0,0 was resumed at about 11.45, Jupp and Humphrey, the eS "not outs" of the previous evening, again taking prow- MA mow of the wickets, the bowlers being Bennett and James 22 .,.! Lillywhite. The total of the innings was 91. With the 1U bag J number of 185 gainst them, Surrey had to follow ..s their leanings, andJupp and Humphrey went to the 10,0 'rickets against the bowling of Bennett and James Lilly- so.o white. T he result was • total of 216 runs with seven 40.4 wickets down. n 26 Sanaa v. NOTTINOHLINSHIIM.—The return 41 match between these amities will be oommeneed to.mor row on the County Ground at Brighton. 4.1 HAMPSHIIIi V. SORREY.—These oonntiea will el commence their return match tomorrow at Southampton. ;el/ 10.1 4' THE QUAKER'S RAT. ICS.• - • /Is= Tido b e flik ecru „lift imto wom which I t= rd. esi r. Tik dui s••• r bey t ro3 th . static.. ne her: 3 1110 03 611.1 8 ;14On . i 9i .."- to 0 0 1 Co Bar, M 90 IBS Ilk 90 99 ga 110.1 60.4 119. 1 100.1 s - l6 id' l w e uak vie Mk 14 t i l a _ 1 IlllNLit. I 1.41 I CIL peas. 00.0001 60 Agra & Nleaternian'a(L, 10,00 e 60 Allston 20,000 100 AlllancolesiALlverpool 10,000 100 Do. issued at 90 pm 1 16,000 10 Anglo Austrian 10.000 i 60 Anglo Egyptlan (1.10.) Il 16 00 0 60 I A .41" 1 , ....an i ImattoeD D 11,200 SO inatlenank.Oonneseb 16,606 II Austeetatia TAW 60 Do. New ai t 12,600 20 13askotliri mAbmblin - 1,0061 SS Soak of = ,000 100 ' Bank of 000' 20 'Basin of Otago (Limited) 060100 I Sank of Queensland (1 ) 100 10 dank0fV1622 66 . 2201161 NO 10 Bank of New Zeeland 20 60 Bradinsairutogussej. 10 00 llrttlet et to2/11ef alas (L Tj 0 SO British IL Ameeicm_. .. . _all II 10 GM. Dx16.6011., G n us NA I 0 10 ,Olitto /1.00.01 1D01114&m. al I 100 ail 109 Coloaki 10 Coaullank of Canada all IS 'AS. Banta Dials, &c. all 10 Oonerildated Doak (1.) 4 ISO . 1 2l 100 IMo. NOW 60 Dahl and Loudon II II 6.1 I.ooduit IlAsOltoml, a 20 Castel a Henbane& Lim, 1 IS ISO& Joint Seek (L) If 116 gespilootdAesl.Cnersa. • 69 veglbh sad 11WW.0011 (L 0 Sureoun Bank limited 100 1116daluililarLIsp. (le 100 LW. wined at 11 pm 100 Do. New 100 Vesperal flank. thelted 1 10 lospidsl Woman 1( U 600000.. 16 Do. New 1 116 Land Murt.l3l2: India ad 4 SO (nn./10.0f311ezico,&c.11 U 109 Dm Hoak of floollanduL 11 IN Loudon sad Brazilian Se S oc .& a kyreettionstML M IS Do. New. Um ot le pro 11 10 Lao. MBank of Ant& - 60 1 1 laden j su ani ll (30 8 =-7 99 Lcmdoa& South AfgiMo; ,1110 non. &O. Western 11.121. 6 VS Do. do. New.... 11 60 London&Vearraela (1., 11 1 100 Lan. & Woonalnmer .. 8 ii \ 110 Ileretaent Pankalre . 1 .. Si 14 Newanteo 8 Unhand. U 11 100 lietzo.& Prot. bang (1 li :11911 100 Sol Do. de. lead 116•11 (U. 00.) I'e.oo lotloool of Liverpool lO 5 100 Chit at inglaad lf O 10 Do. tad and led lane 11 O 60 Satlonol Sum 8 OSO Do. Now I O 29 Now Sant& Wollas. g 6 10 Ifow Laud (1,1•1661) 60 211 North Western 00 1M Oriental Beak lacepor& 01 60 Prorin.ganulogOorp.( l \ 10 SO Do. do. lIS 1 00 0110•1110. of Ireland 0001 , 10 Do. do. Now Aso so i sessos.rost,eneihid. 10 r ,59310 I Do. lamed at 2pm Ad 96 South nilMlllO5 di 061 1 100 el 11. B. Urn* 0.000 1 1 01 Do. do. Ise. steps lO *OOOl 10 usu. el kuswalla all nowsolue Ilalos at !Maud ((fa,) IS 10,0* SO ITEMS of tondos ls D SuENTU •IS STO No. 1 111 I Mom. I po ___ _ i zzi i t , 1110,00:11 M. 00, 00.1 WO 000' St 1016001 1 at. 110.000' 04. I I Mt* et 74 I 2 4 94 i kil 47.. CRAWL{ pallochisp. ISO o.llolin.,oo,oJais.‘l•lo 101 41.Wielm.—W.1L—Oz..14 p. oL. Jars. t July._ 100 Lugut Y 0.40.0.100.61 IF 100 \ Loktripkip.casatily 100 1.&N.W.4p.e..35a.40100 10• Do. Se po-Jamelely 140 LP& W.,lo.e.leatJaly WO lialialidAPSJaaAJ ell WO N. &ttsib. L P. t la. IL. I p. a.. lab. a Am... 100 111.&40..0 p.e.J amt./011110i 0001.3.11.40.041.41001.11.0 66 66 zd i 67 a Lila EC 64 f 4 i5 116 19 6 NM iSe f a a We IPe lb 6 S Ns 6 —71 72 W 76 77 all 74 70 all 16 24 all 79 10 id SO 143 166 II z lea 16 6 6 dla 16 68 66 6 7 Dr- 1} 01614 It 214 - 16 47 261 94 14 46 464 6 13 106 11 43 41 i 2 2 ll 2 6 61 a 10 _ —• i 1 I It Oicl O• b ID} lip m=il 1011 llixd 18 I tab LI 6 4 018 LI It II 8 6 414 IS a 8 dla 20 8 BAL io 2 9 10 41 !Cm ill IS IS o idis e IPA 3 2 aib IS -- 2 3 942 9 10 pa 2 .11.0,. Sic re MI 741 4d . 47 4 nidissa 17e to 0,,n. se 9 741 64 98 lira° 4b 8 1 4/4 6 461 5 4 se. ti 404:4 6 Bp. I: I .- = I 44 1 ID gi 96 ;it ' se 41 I ids oar fi 2i SO= SL 63 4 74 2 % SS 117 - 4 i Mil -- 33 66 I • I 4 4 :\ 7 MI 42 44 1 4 6µ66 Ye 91 14 100 100 1(2 -• 98 18 921 N 98 ••• OS 111 OS WI git us - NlNffar-(THIS DILE) Two o'Clocir. The mining market is quiet today, and prices in most instances unchanged. Great Vor shares are quoted 36 to ; East Lovell, 101 to 11 ; Clifford Amalgamated, 23 to 24 ; Frank Mills, 6to ; and Great Laxey, 20 to 21. Foreign and colonial mining shares exhibit wo alteration. Cobre, however, are dull. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARIE-LANE.—{THIS DAY.) The market was scantily suopliad with both old sad nor peedy In both red and white wooly, salon pro staailily, and th s rstas currant on Monday lief 0 well sosiatsinoi. With foreiin wheat In were fairly supplied. Thant was a moderato &maul for most qualities, at quite previous I quotations. 1 Floating comes of grain met a fair sale, at full prices. Barley was in short npply, and 'toady request, sal pion rasa firm. The transactimis in malt were to • fair extant, on former terms. The show of foreign oats was large, of English smell. The trade, on the whole, was firm, and late rates were well . . W >disused hands freely, at extreme conroweies. Thies was a steady demand for swan, at (ally late ram. A full average bluditsm was pasties in dour, at full prism. In most agricultural manliest to sothlsg was dolls. sad seism wows almost nominal. Cakes nova of slowly es forum terms. AZILITLIB Of GRAIL 80., INTO LONDON, BT MATNA DAMAGE, ISOM AUG. la TO AUG 16 INOLUBITIL 00,017. 11 10 . asp& sarlSook.J 1200 10 1:111 ferdis ' 11110 1000 - - Total il i a' ' ID ........4111 LIVERPOOL COTTON DIARIST• (THIS DAY.) PT ILMOTIIO AIM lIITIZIATIOSAL TNLIGILLPL) (mom ova owl oomarosular.) The market continues steady. sad asizaiel pretty brisk; sales will probably foot up 10,003 bales ; speoulatioa aaa export, 3,000 balsa. MINCING-LAND.--(THIS DAY.) &GAL—There is a good demand for redoing, at oboe. 30s. to 32.. for British'Wost India ; ether descriptions ars im but limited request. The private Wes isolude Mauritius semi•palay, as 34a. to 335. ; Bengal, good Khoo:, 275. 6d. Refined common brown lumps are steady, at 41a. 6d., sod the AMR kinds in proportion. Corm.—The pupils of Plaatatioe Goyim brought to public sale have sold at a redastion of 6d. par owt. ; snags. fibs. to 71s. ; doe ordinary and low middling. 75a. to 9... d . ; noiddline i 9s. 6d. to 83s. old. ; good sod ens ditto. to 87.. ; DAUM doe ordinary, 69e. fld. Tax.— he public sales of Lathan tins have gone off with fair spirit mid at full prices, except common and broken leaf, which hen sold at easier prima MIL-100 puaosseons of Demerara sold, fair at Is. 86d., and 60 puncheons of Leawards at Is. led. per ( ellen. Bros—The market coatinnes very firm ; Beaman* sold at 10s. 3d., and Bassein at 10s. ; amass; in good request. Parrs—Sucher is doing at steady prices. Sampans condones inactive. COTTON. —Owing to the receipt of lower prices from Now ) York the market ben has booms Bat, and pnces ass i irregular. --- TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The naarket is quiet. TOWD tallow in quoted 45a. Ise cash ; Petersburg Y. 0., es the spot. 44e. St ; Deceenhera 451.6 d . ; January to March, 46e. ; March, 461 - 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—crnis DAY.) Ma ?attendee and Smith report this about 400 pockets of the new growth bars arrived at market, elthaz from the Weald of Rest, which meet webs's?, n ssaass quantities, at 61. Rh. to 7 7 . 10a. per cwt Yearlings con tinua in good demand at firm prior. Picking will be general about the 4th of September. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Hatton, 20s. ; Walls End Langston, 195. 6d. ; Walla Ead Haswell. 291. ; Walla Eod South Bottom. 20a. ; Was End Tow, 190. 6d. ; Walla End Braddyla liottoap 190. ; Walls End South Hart'epooL 19a ; Walla Bad. South Ea" 19a. ; Walls Eod Hough Hall, 19%. ; Walls End Kolbe, 191. ; Walls End Kangswoith Erg. 16a. Gd. ; Hastings Hartley, 17s. 31.-33 skips at snarls‘ I 40 at 1101. Tire Wu:Mtg.—A weather prophet bah arise* in Ireland. The Eal of Porterlintel),lniioOS to chew the Image of his farmers, which must have been much damped by the late heavy rains, kas addressed to a contem porary the fellowiag latter. His lordship doss sot state the grounds upon which he bases the belief in which he wishes wi the farmers to participate :—"Entio Park. Au& Leg our farmers should co disheartened be the cootiouenee of this rainy weather in the midst of harvest, I MB tempted, through the means of your widely-read columes, to seek he to *noosing* them by buggies them to look forward to t gut week, when, front the 23rd to the `230, we may expect • groat and most favourable change in the weather.ioh will intro. doting to us a lovely, warm, and dry September, wh briag to • close oo• of the inset summers ever remembered Is this country. I cwt but hops that the approaching dry period, though later than we have wished, may yet be in time to gee the corn crop in good order throughout the countey.—l am, ha., PORTABLINOTO/L" THE CASS tir Colieralrre KEHr.—Yesterday morning, Mr. Dowding, the governor et the Wilts County Gaol, received an official aommuoiestion f rom Mr. Chitty. clerk of maize for the Western Circuit, annoupoisg th at the sentence of death googly parsed on Cousteau° Emilie Kent, for the mar ler of her half-brother, Francis Saville ' Kent, at Road.hill.house is June, 1860, had beep commuted Iby her Majesty into one of pied servitude for life. In wares of the day the result wee made known to the pg. goner, who renewed the senonnesseent with the same calm ' nem which hes characterised ber throughout. The state ' mrnt that she bas written a history of her life while kt prison is without the slightest foundation. FATAL BOAT ACCIDENT ON THE THURS.-4. fatal acc id e nt occurred cm the Thames yesterday mane. undo Sea Reach, by which two young men, Alfred Wilkerson and James Springer, solicitors clerks, log their lives. The young ones, in company with • friend awned Whiffles. hired • soma sailing yawl far a day's pleasure, and had penosedet down the river is far In safety, when a heavy gust of wind caught the Mill sail and the boat capsized, and the whole of teem were is mmHg in the water. Witiffee =snared to cling to the boat, and was rescued by the crew of the °oilier brig Kens.tho but Wilkerson and Springer were carried awsy by current and were drowned before mister:toe could neck them. RESCUED AT the steamship Bellow, Captain Dixon, joss arrived at this port, were two steerage , cosearning whom a remarkable incidest is re red.sni7ranz Meyer,seed IA and his wife, Anna, aged 19. • from Csnton Spleens, 8 oritzeguid, were psesessers in the ill-feted ship William Nebel', recently destroyed by Sr. at sea. In the conked= incident to the efforts to save life, the husband and wife were separated. The husband was pick ed ed up by one of Ow ship's busts, which was soon fallen i by the brig Mercury. The wife, yew:geed mice. e, was not dir p med. at the uncertainaof her husband's fate, but pfor her own safety. Self-preservatioo could sob suppress her womanly iostisets so far as to ignore the feeble cries for help from an infant only 14 days old, left to perish by its distracted parents, sod mirages of her own state. she plunged, with her self-imposed charge, into the sea. For two whole days did this brave young girl support bee. self and the infant on the remnant of a ship's spar, with out food or water, sustaining the infant's life by tbe mois ter* from her own mouth. Late on the sewed day the aim, weasel in which her husband was saved, basing cored cruising. without hops ^f resetting more life, fel in this heroine, and saved her and her little charge. This brave woman, who has arrived with her infant child. bees on board the Balboa, is worthy of some aid from the ladies of New York in liar search of • western home. Dr. 111.witt. the rumen of the Bolloos, ha. wee: reed the truth of the statement above giveg—New York Time. TEE DOUBLE MURDER IN YOBEISIIIIIE.—The pmt modem examination of the bashes of Sarah Brook and her daughter coofirms the evidence which has already been given as to the muse of their death. The funeral took plum st SMUT yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Long anterior to that hour the streets along the line of rout e wer e thronged with egg.. The prooersion was primate! be a posse of police, whilst a number of officers "ere din b-iota alone the line to prevent any crashing. The churchyard was also crowded with people. BEZIODE ROBBERIES BY • G O VERNDF.4.—FOT souse time peg &arbor& has received moon, it. numerous visitant ape, of most expert thieves, who have been gamier on their depredations epee the persons sod of both townspeople sod visitors. 60111. of the have had their pockets picked al very considemble gnu of mossy. But two drboqusets, arp great. of • different elites then was expected, were apprehend/a oa Friday. and brought before the magistrates on Saturday. Thy arerepremeted as govern/es sod pupil, the former harisiN come to Boarboro' from Birmlsgliant with a family Bricks, who have taken apartments on the North Marine-road. During the week the governess, who is only 19 lean of age. hart, is company with one of her papils, a little girl aged 14, bees visiting jewellers' and other shops. for the ostensible purpose of purchasing daring articles. la this way they west to various establishments, sod gess. rally ordered goods to basset to a false address but is sash gm valuable articles wan inisoed. loth as beim and eargispai_leckats sail brooches, LA. whet they had Pas away. 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