The Express. — London, England, 1855-08-25 00:00:00

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT THIS DAY. Joke P 01144 35, cabman, John Salaam 22, plasterer, mad Thomas Srausirs, 24, brieklayer, were indicted for Weary ie the divellisg•home of Mired Wilford, sad Mal in s quantity of leather and ashram, valued at SOL Kr. Sleigh prosecuted, sad Kr. Mihail, appeared for the primer. TM pmestater is a Liathmseller in the Ilarrow-read, sad spas the sight of the 119th of July,his shop was bakes into sad the property whs. Ups the ram morass a trades sea la the mighboarboad was awoke by the bark of his kg. sad ups Whiniest, mw Smiths* M a pomp adjoining his bass is thmst of arrasilsi same parerk. a.lwdiately Met Own and trial to appraised hm, but be struggled sad got away. Is the meantime some me removed the property, sad it a INN hear M the swains a baker midis( seat door PAM the iglus, saw a sab draw sp to his dote, sad he sew Pellet and asiamon move emend panels late the hoses. Iskistation being gives to the polies, Pellet's home was seembed, and the neater parties of the preparty Wad. The Puy sequitted Pellet, who bad evidestly bees the dupe of the Mbar misusers. fkaithen esd Bonaire were muted to 14 years treseportatica. NSW 00IIIIT.—snap =mu OVIVIT. Ml6* S. /Oki Lyme, 24, a minas ham Pialead, Was am istad of setting sad wounding a prostituts, lillea Graham. Mt. Flats Wended. The affair bad taken p 1... in a brothel, ia Neptune onut, to which bane prisoner bed seeonspaaled preareatriz. He was sentasoed to 12 oaths issorisOMSlo. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. MANSION-110MM. Edward 1 . W Ol4 ll. wed J. Herbert, were Aiwa with stadia; two 'premium from Mrs. M•a(ord, • Hewed eleteeller, fa Upper Maass street. Else H. B. lifa . Mford said, - the -- - prism*? Wortley lived as potboy at our house. I gave him two sovereigns, with di restless to pt thou changed at the baker's, sad to bring bask the shams. He did set rotors. • pilaw said—Whoa I was informed of the madam of the pet-boy, I went to the Victoria theatre, and saw him with two other boys at the gallery dom. Herbert Wes coo Of the*. I fogad 11. le. as Wortley, mad sash of the phe w, had a new sap, a sew goat, and sew boots ea, whisk they had purchased in the New-eat. Wortley, who is rely 13 years old, has bees often is prime, mad ectivieted Wee. Wortley's rsother said it would be a many to her est if he were put somewhere to save his from the gallows. Herbert, who had accidentally bermes sequaisted with Wortley, was proved to be a respectable boy, and was die• &tarred. Wortley was oommitted for trial. sotrTawAsi. CONTICITTON TINDIII Till NSW ACT.....P1C11110 POCU7I• Ma Atom, a well.kaown young thief, was brought before Yr. Combs, charged with stealing a silk basun chief, from the perms of Richard Mmes. In defence the prisoner said, he picked up the landless , chief, and he did not know to whom it belonged. He did not steal it. 11,. Coombe told him the constable had sworn positively that he stole the hasdkerehiet What had he to say attar snob evidence ? TM primater replied, that if the sortable Iraq, it was no use his denying it. lb. Combs said, the mew Aet of Parliament whisk lain lute opener a (ow days ego, gave him the pewit , to deal with seek a are, Mound of essdiarr the primmer for trial. thereby patting the runty to residirable stress. He should therefore raters Lim to two mouths' hard lahrr et Waadsworth. Theme Ethrardes. a respectably &reseed yang mesas, ea eberrei erltit feleateesly 'tabbies Witham &Wards, tridt 'Meet. Tllmt prisaaar, vitas Wan fit* mairlatrate, said that aba was a prallissiaaal, awl that Isor prom sass vas Thema Ors g, alum s% saw sang to th• am, of Mims Fairview. false osastable 281 essid, that this swain, about • quarter pat three, he woe in Goldiagtorstrest, Boaters. town, what he saw the prams, miming towards hint is • an gaited etane. He asked her what woe the saw, whoa eke said—" pellesesea, go sad feteh • ale." He refused, but went with her iato Platt-street when ha maw • arum lyieg on the grouted bleeding Irma hie side. He asked him what was the 'setter, when he said that ha hod been I Nabbed. Ohs said that the ass wee her hubaad, sad thou praseded to say—" I stabbed kin ; I did it I. the heat of passim ; he sulked me • very beestly whisk I did set deserve." The ntaa as said that ha did rot wish to hurt her, aid that he woad net Rive her La .harp. He, however, took her late custody, and bad the ia tired maa foamed to the Helvetia, Col lege Hoepital, where, be. the artilkate prodased, it appeared that he had roosiad • severe woaad sear the abdomen, bat whether there are say fateful landes, there was so evidence to show. He we going is well. Polite mutable 44 8, said he wait into the abases room, and found a bloody napkin, and • sharp pointed tablieknile soared with blood. The prisoner, who cried bitterly and bad seeking to ley, wee reinaaded lentil Wednesday next. WESTMINSTER. •onus ♦ sounia's WIDOW. In the Erpres of Wednesday we detailed the partioslars of • poor soldier's widow being robbed by • girl when she had take. is from motives of charity ; sties whisk the niarktrato has rossived ss. woeth of postage stamps from • beaevolsst iadiTid••l, who appends the nem of the pro see•trlz at the bottom of his latter; and 2s. from an " Old &moat" for the poor woman, the receipt of which we Sr. requested to acknowledge in the Evros:. ♦ French goatleman, aseempanted by as Italian priest, made an eztraordisary appileation to the magistrate. He said the Italian, by whoa he was aeceespanied. was hawed to leave his native country by a German, who represented that he Gould procure him the situation of Roman Catholic chaplain to aa Italian Legion forming la England. The Imam, believing the promises oldie German, came to thip cosatry with him, and forted that so chaplain to the Italian Legion was wasting, and that cue had bean appointed. The German then asked the Italian to enlist as a ommuna soldier, hot the sheios of the priest beleg sae of peat* and net of war, be mfased to do I% The German than offered the priest as asylum is his house, which hto wee glad Immesh to accept. Otte day when the Italian was tress home the German broke open kis boxes and stole timllligag be posesseed. The priest was in a very destitute condition, and bad been a great loser by the trick played upon him. - Mr. Ingham asked if the Gems& wu is his district. The Presidium replied la the eanastive. The Gerona wee liviegia Retch& Highway. Mr. 'aghast said that ;alai aside the emadalous lope. . Milos practised ea t►e Italian, the Germs., se it append to his, had been guilty of felony, sad meld be given into custody without a warrant. He would Nada the Imbue all the assistance is his power, sad he directed Tolle►rr- "mat Weakford, 6 8, to take the matter i• head, to mom the Itallaa's property, and to take all the mewaszy steps his experience might dictate. The forelgame thanked the magistrate sad retired. ROYAL Salim—This morning an account wee =Bed of the appropriation of the gnats made to the Boyd Ilesiety. The total piste for the list five years amounted to 8.0001., bat the appropriations ezetteded that sem by ?IL 10s. Bd., whisk it had beta the =testi= of the Cou: seil to provide for oat of the =meted great of 1.0001. ler 1865. Moisrf 01131111.--Tbe Postmaster-General has kneed the Mewing arise :—" Oa the let of September tad themielietb, the following regnlatioat, ha regard to the knee and of money orders, will some tato foram When miner of a sewn ardor prosonto a writs/a regekides kr the order, he will set be required (even what the =kr is set made payable Weigh a Mak) to give more this the eersame a= the Initial of ate Christi= same of the payee, though be will have the optics of girls, the muse more filly ; sad it will seine if the payos'e simmers be as fall as the same riven by the remitter, sad be sot in say way =sew =test therewith.—g o d. Th e payee w ill set be herwebeth required to fent= the adds= ef the remitter, theagli be will Mill have to give the remitter's same. Althea. ft win as keg= be miemeary is eater the remitter's al411• la the whim, the remitter will still be required to flush k it, mai pisimubn mast, es =Merin, sates it is their Isommi•—iteirsairn Eu.L, tieuttuy. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY ENENING, .141 GUST 25, 1855. SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. Two The railway sham mast to-dayitr doll. with very little business. Loudon and North-Western stock is lower, st %I to 951; and Midland, at 701 to 711. Other stocks show no important change. Great Western is quoted 581 tot; Lanes shire and Yorkshire, 83 to 1; South Eastern', 181 to 1; Caledonians, 311 tot; and Great Northern, 221 to 1. /trench shares are dull. Antwerp and Rotterdam firm, at 91 to 10. naumaat MAW AND ATOM B.II.WATS. Was toda7. Lillie LIAIIID AT /UM 111111/ALL IYlie today 97 09 id 100 102 111 117 27 29 14 108 110 11% U IS Si ,SQ i d MONEY MARKET-2HIS DAY. Two o'CLoox. The English stock market continues extremely deficient in business, and prices are quite unchanged. Consols remain steady, at 91/ to 3 for money and the 6th Sept. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 911 to 92; the New Three per Cents. at 921 to / ; Bank Stock at 2161 to 216; India Stock at 233; Exchequer Bonds, 1858, at 100 k; Exchequer Bills, June, at 12s. to 16s. premium; and India Bonds at 26r. to 30.. premium. The foreign stock market is equally inanimate. Turkish Six per Cents. are quoted at 931 to j; the new Four per Cent. Scrip, 21 to 21 prem.; Russian Five per Cents., 100 to 102 ; Mexican, 211 to 22 ; and Spanish Deferred Three per Cents, 181 to 19; Venezuela Active Bonds have been dealt in at 31; Swedish Four per Cent. Provincial Mortgage Loan at 89 to 90; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates at 961; and Peruvian Foar-and-a-Ralf per Cents. 14.821. The advance established in the price of sugar this week is about Is. per cwt. A sale of 39,883 baskets of Java sugar is declared by the Dutch Trading Com pany for the 20th September. Rine has also risen daring the week nearly 6d. per owt., and saltpetre Is. 6d. to 2s. per cwt. The Dutch Trading Company hays advertised their annual sales of spice for the 2nd October. _ _ The impression generally entertained here that the five millions and upwards derived from the new Turkish loan will be almost entirely sent away in gold appears to be, to a great extent, unfounded. Advances, it seems, bad already been made hero to the Ottoman government in anticipation of the loan, and a considerable proportion of the first instalment of half a million sterling may be said to have been expended in this country for military accoutrements of various kinds. Under present cir cumstances it is believed that a large portion of the loan will be expended in England on behalf of the Ottoman government, and the amount to be remitted in specie proportionably diminished. The Emigration Commissioners will receive tenders on the 30th inst. for the hire of two ships to convey emigrants respectively to Adelaide and Moreton Bay, and to be ready for passengers between the 13th and 22nd October. _ _ _ _ The Admiralty have accepted the ships John Mew-, terman, Campordown, Britain, and Baretto Junior, for the conveyance of stores to the Crimea. The Admiralty have engaged the Hamburg (steamer) and the John Bull (sailing vessel) ea regular transports. Advice* front St. Petersburg, of the 16th inst., quote the exchange on London at 384 to 36 7-16 dia. 'About 2,000 casks of tallow had been taken for trans- mission overland, at 110 to 112 ro., and about 1,000, casks at 106, deliverable at Twer. Application has been made to the Stock Exchange' Committee to fix a settling day for Ardennes Ratl way shares, and for the new shares of the Oriental, Gas Company. A meeting of the holders of Venezuelan Bonds is convened by the Committee of Spanish American Bondholders for the 30th inst. The prospectus is issued of the East Suffolk Rail way Company, with a capital of 600,0001., in 101. shares. The object is the extension of railway an commodation to the country lying between Ipswich and Halesworth. In addition to a main line between Woodbridge and Halesworth, the company propose to apply for powers to purchase the Halesworth and Haddiscoe Railway, and to connect them selves with Yarmouth and Lowestoft by branches from Haddiscos and Boccie', thus obtaising, in connexion with the Ipswich and Woodbridge line, an independent route from Ipswich to Yarmouth and Lowestoft, shortening the distance by 26 and 30 miles respectively. It is mentioned that an offer has been made by competent contractors to complete the whole of the line, branches and stations, for 10,0001. per mile, and that the directors have an offer from Sir S. M. Pito, Bart., to lease the line for 14 years, at 6 per oent. per annum. Relative to the market for American stocks, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : The market in London for American railroad bonds km since our last been dull ; the disposition to buy appears t• have received a cheek, which we attribute to the tending of money to become d . The business during the antume, en the leading lines of railway, is confidently ex pected to be very remunerative, which will no doubt lead to a great demand for their bonds for investment, and eeon sequent enhancement in value. At the present quoted rates at which many first-class bonds can be bought in Londe. they offer marked advantages over the bonds of oar English railway companies. The advantage to the stockholder is sound Americas railroads is, however, still more marked. The dividendsjast paid by the New York Central, Michigan Central, and Beading, of 4 per ant., by the Penwylvania of 3 per cent., by the Michigan Southern of 6 per cent. for the past half-year, compare very strikingly with the miser able dividends of 1 to 2, or even 21 per cent., paid by our lendiag English lines. The roads above mentioned us all melt eMabliseed, having been in operation several years. n• return of the Bank of England for the week Siding Saturday, August 16, when compared with the ppereevious return, shows the following result' : Cirdalattoa issue Circulation. active 20,277,140 Decrease 216,290 Public deposits 6,407,739 Increase 140,849 Other deposits Government securities in banking department... 12,810,164 Intros's 43,610 Other seeuritim in banking department coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and ether bill 1,012,112 Increase 8,926 The Beet The Reserve (viz., notes and coin in banking department) The subjoined exhibits the extent of the week's variations at one view : Pablic deposits increase.. £140,849 Other deposits increase .. 646,962 Notes and bills in circulation increase Best increase.. 9,091 On the other side of the account: Government securities increase .. Other securities increase .. Coin and bullion decrease .. 158.317 £207,366 43,640 703,314 Total The large increase in the private securities attests the activity of the demand for money, which was stimulated by the necessity of making 10 per cent. deposit upon the applications for the Turkish loan. The augmentation in the private deposits is explained by the fact that the deposits on this loan made by subscribers through Melon. Palmer and Co. were paid into the Bank of England. The Item of coin and bullion shows a decrease, but not of large amount. FIIDAT EVIIXINO. The English funds remain perfectly stationary in price, with a very limited business. The market to-day was totally devoid of any feature of interest. The money market maintains the gamier appearanos lately noticed. Consols scarcely varied throughout the day from yesterday's closing quotation of 911 to 1 for money and the 6th September. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, 911; ditto, for moonlit, 6th September, 911, 911. Three per Cent. Reduced, 911, 921, 911. New Three per Cents., 921, 921. Long Annuities, expiring in Jan., 1860, 4 ; ditto, 30 years, Oct. 1859, 31. Bask Stock, 2161, 216, 215 ; ditto, for account, 215. The foreign stock market was also quiet. The scrip of the new Four per Cent. guaranteed Turkish loan maintained 21 to 21 prem. in the morning, bat had receded at the close to 21 to 21 prem. The transac tions in the Six per Cent. stock were more limited than for some time past, and the price closed rather lower thin yesterday, at fi 93/ to 94. The corn market to-day was again rmer, and au advance of la. to 2r. per quarter was generally asked, so that last Monday's decline may be said to have been recovered. The supply of English corn at market is very small, the farmers being too much occupied with reaping to oome to market. The arrivals of foreign corn into London this week have also been extremely small, comprising only 1,230 vs. Cl wheat, 2,960 sacks of flour, and 4,410 qrs. of oafs. Buyers for the Continent have oome forward this week, owing to the firmness of some of the Con tinental markets, and a large business has been done in floating cargoes, chiefly for that quarter. At the same time, the arrivals of grain laden vowels off the °oast have increased, and amount sines last Friday to me Iwo than 23 cargoes of wheat and 19 of lodine seem. At the meeting of the General Screw Steam' Ship. *ig Company, held yesterday afternoon, the report el die directors was adopted. Some little dispoeitimr.ap. pared to be manifested in the early stage of the pro ceedings to revive the antagonistic feeling of the shareholders, bat it wee suppiemed. A return of 24 4S capital account out of the insurance fund, besides a dividend of .5 per cent., was declared. WE OP 111 NOLAND.—A; Sib Via. C. 33. for the week Nato laud riaikam Pro xe=c prlteces uic4ii ' t. 7l ,i4.sz..aa ....ll. 3.36 EaS 6l oll‘ Deb. sad Mr. Assta) 6.401,739 Other Depodt. 811.1641iy sedoilmsalls 1,012,112 in.a3.tos Auirwt 23. lab at, pamasit to 1111 e ce filaturday. Anima 111.18 M MUM. b•aeeot Debt. .... gIIMUI7O ther Bsoortties 2.9114903 laid Oda owl Beubn is.soano OMAN, NOM moot Bomalas dor-Dud Weight ....... 01.810301 r ereorttlis 9 22) Myer 00111 tao,2Bs IM.OMMO M. MARSHALL, Chid IMAM& EAST INDIA (ASSISTANT-SURGEONS). This morning has been issued a return to an order of the House of Commons fora copy "of the report, dated the 24th day of Jaly, 1865, sent to the Commindeners fort the Affairs of India by the Eremitism appointed under thn Aet of the 16th and 17th Vie., e. 96, for the Examination ad Candidates for the Appointment of Amistant Burgeon in the sondes of the Bast India Company." The report is as follows : " The Examiners to the President of the Bond of Control. "24, Henrietta•street, Cavendish-square, my 24,1!166. " have the honour to informs yon of the com pletion and result of the examination of candidates fra assistant siugeoncies in the Honourable East India Cosa pany's metric*. The examination was conducted on the same plan as the last. Each of the candidates was sub mitted to the following tests: namely, an examination fa writing in each of the four appointed subject% medicine, surgery, anatomy and physiology, and natural history ; ea emanation, viva axe, for one hour in the same subjects ; an examination for an hour in the investigation of a medical and a surgical case; and an examination far the same time in operations on the dead body, and in the application of surgical apparatus. By the method thus adopted, each candidate was under examination for fifteen hours. " We beg to submit, in order of merit, the names of 42 candidates, selected from 66 who presented themselme for saamination. The gentlemen included in this list are fully qualified to receive appointments :—William Walker, M.D., M.R.C.S.ED. ; Charles Brettingbam, M.R.C.S.E. ; George A. Watson, M.R.C.B E. ; Bernard Kendall, M.R.C.8.11.; J. L. Stewart, M.D., Glugow ; Matthew Theobald, M. 8.,, M.R.O 8.1. ; James Fairweather, M.D., M R.C.S.ED. ; Boon Hayes, M.D., ; David Hood, M.R.C.8.E.;M.D., Charles J. Jackson, M.R.C.B.Z. ; John Kirk, M. D., M.R.C.B.E. ; Robert Bird, M.D., M. R. C. 8. ED. ; A. A. Duncan, M. 8.. 11.R.C.8.1. ; J. Martin Coates, M.F.P. and 8.0. ; Henry Thorn, M.D., M.R.C.B.E. ; Francis ffillifant, M.R.C.S.E. ; John T. Pathan, ; Daniel Y'Anley, 11.R.C.8.11D. ; Charles A. Poole, M.R.C.B.E. ; Charles Plank, Y. R. C. S. E. ; Frederick Carter, and William H. Hayes, M.R.C.B 8., equal ; Fran ' cis H. Plimptre, M.R.C.B.E. ; Thomas Croudace, M.R.C.B.E. ; George E. Seward, M.D. ED.; Henry ' Grieshark, M.R.C.S.E.; Benjamin Hooke, M.R.C.8.E.; Andrew Thomson, M.D., M.R.C.S.ED. ; Henry King,M.B., T C.D.; C. Gordon Asher, AL D.,M.R.C.S. ED. ; R. Dempster, M.R.C.8.E.; John Pinkerton, M.R.C.B. ED.; William H. Bourne, M.R.C.8.1.; Richard Boswell, !A.8., M.R.C.8.1. ; Frederick K. Hammond, M.R.C.8.1.; John Houston, M.D. GL., M.R.C.S. ED. ; Henry R. Boatead, M.R.C.S.; ' Henry Crocker, M.D., If .R.C.S. ED.; C. F. Wheatley, M F.P. & 8. G. ; Richard Arnold, M.R.C.B E. ; Hunter Adam, M.R.C.B. ED.; William' H. Morgan, M.R.C.8.8. " We have, &a., (Signed) " Ortozos Buss. " Juezru D. ElooLan, M.D. " IMIIII FAUST. " W. H. Wouilin, M.D. " The Right Hon. R. Vernon Smith, M.P." The first sod of the Silloth Railway will be cut by Sir Janet Graham at Dranthergh, on the 31st. Mr. J. Rust has betted so address to the electotw of the County of Huntingdon, on the Conservative interest, while J. M. Heathoote, Esq., of Cntington Castle. is men tioned as likely to dome forward on the Liberal interest. . . The Port ;ham that a great military hospital, on • male befitting our army establishment, is about to be built on the banks of the Elontbampton Water, on about silty acres of land elms by the beautiful domain of Lord Hard wick,. _ The lirofestorship of the Preacher of Medicine is the UniTereity of Edinburgh will be filled up on the 26/1 l ot October. The Spanish Minister of Finances will present the budget for 1856 to the Cortes on Oat. 1. The two Frankfort journals, the 11-ankfort Journal and the &settle des l'ostss, have addressed a circular to the leading German newspapers inviting them to join in de mending from the Germanic Diet a law repressing the shame- Ism pillage of telegraphic deepatehes by certain of thole (*temporaries. BALAICLAVA Hathouru—This morning has bee* Issued a eopy of various letters which passed between the late Admiral Boxer and Sir B. Lyons. the Quartermaster. General, the Commissary-General, Major-General Airey,, do. The letters of the late Admiral give a painful idea of the enormous difficulties with which he bad to contend. Accompanying the return is a lithographic sketch of Bala- Mara, showing the state of the quays and the shipping is May, 1866. NEW Cattacnaa.—Thia morning, the 35th annual report of the Commissioner' for Building New Churches was issued. Twenty-seven ehurchee, containing secolosne dation for 113,376 persons, including 11,774 free seats, have, by aid of semen, been completed sines the last report, and twenty-one new churches are in course of mediae. A letter from Parma of the 18th Mates that on the preceding day the Duchess of Parma visited the hospital set apart for cholera patients, and conversed with the sick, addressing to them words of encouragement end consola tion. This hospital, established in one of the Ducal pa laces, has been exclusively entrusted to holm wathis doctors, with what results it is not stated. MURDER AT GLASOOTl.—lintobesontown Bridge was last night the scene of an atrocious murder, arising out of • quarrel of which the following are the main facts. Ws stated en the previous day that a silly report, which had got abroad about a home being Masted in Buchan•street. Gortsals,had, at intervals, since Sunday eight, been the mesas of coliseting together a gaping crowd in that locality, composed mostly of idle and worthless characters. In the evening these crowds have Men generally more numerous; and last night this crowd continued in and around Buchan street as usual. Shortly after nine o'clock a band of dim orderly lads in the crowd began maliciously to amuse thew 'elver by stretching a rope across the street, laughing hear tily at lbws who stumbled over it in passing. Among others who thus stumbled, was a young man of 21 years of age, named Bernard M'Aulay, a miner, residing in Male street, Goebel.. He resented the trick played off upon bins , by knocking down what appeared to him to be one . 1 the tprincipal aggressors . This person, finding one worsted, slunk off to Bridgegatr, and, with come accom plices, set out to wreak vengeance on M'Aulay. They en countered him on Butchesontown Bridge, and threw stones at him; and when M'Aulay saw they were bent on assault ing hies, he put Linnet on the defensive, and a scuffle en sued, in which M'Aulay wee stabbed with a knife or other sharp instrument in the left brims); few inches below the nipple. Be immediately fell, and • aaeeiiaats made their escape. He was at once conveyed to the shop of Dr. Pear son in Adelphi-street, where be was found to be dying, and breathed his last almost immediately afterward., giving utterance to an ezprcesion to the affect that it was Fleaher who did ft. Two men were apprehended shortly after the murder, but at two o'clock this morning the actual mur derer was believed to be still at large.—Nortet British MA of Thursday. THE BRISTOL MURDER. —Up to the time at which we write, the police have been unable to procure any eel donee calculated to throw lightest the mysterious affair, and, as is always the case, rumour, in the absence of anything authentic, has invented a hundred idle stories. The ten dency of all the reports current is to impute guilt to one or both of the poor child's parents. but we must cookie our selves that we can see nothing it say of the established facts, nor did we see nor eau we learn of anything in the saintliness demeanour of either of them, which warrants the sospieion.—Beestol Mercury of this day. THE SPIRITVAL ADULTERATOR--I am going to dine with Mr. Jollies, today, astd we see geing to read a chapter or two ef t the Gospel of Bt. " It is like, grinding one's own wheat," he says, " and baking one's own loaf after the adulterations of millet and baker. Is there no Dr. Hanall to spy out the deleterious mixtures and .untinoleesees poisons retailed in pulpits as well as shops— the alum, and plaster, and acid, taking s away the ou zi o z and sustenance (tithe Weed of life t"—Dickess'e u H Words" GREAT RAILWAY.-(THIS DA Y.) Th• wad half-yearly general meeting cl the' peorietore of the Gnat Neetlesta Railway was hehl this . - moral's', at Not Loadou Tama, la Sistiolograto-otroot, Kr. EDMVXD Dairiaott, 3[.P., ttliainsaa of tits Board of Dim- tom Is the Asir. The CZAIJULUI diked the emus= seal to the register of shareholders, statlag that sloes last year the number woo leas by 300, showing that the stock was getting into fewer hands. The total number of shareholders on the register I was 5,843. The Direeban' report, which has already appeared in the columns of the Express, was taken as read. sh. The CIAII3ILAM. :toeing the adoption of the report, I said, the demand ram so fall sad sosaprebeseive, that it left little or nothing for his to say. The peat 'nest speak for itself, bet as to future prospects, he thought this son- RR paay stood is se good a position u any other railway pro- ; 6 petty. He would not indulge in prophecies, but as trade n improved, tad prises fell, he wu sirs the traits of the :,.• Great Northers Railway would rapidly Menne. to Negotiation were Ring as with other companies S i : for train, and reining arrangements. He hoped si what they were finally settled the amusements L k' would be highly ntineetory to the proprietors, who of to mane would he called together in due coarse to dim or e t c re the agreements as they night think at. Ueortnaately the dividend was smaller this had bees geserally expected. sic He wafers% it was smaller than he had antisipated self; bet this felling el wee owls' to eireunstasets over Cc which the &tenon had so eastzel-mish es the &pros- IL ohm et trade sad the humus is the cost of =While.' it Lea half year, however, he was eoariaowl there &- IL wadi be as improved &Mead; bat, at the maw tine be must gaud himself value raisin too manatee lops by staUog his belief that the kith pries If coke sad 19 Ohio eitistes 4 tally see mast still Wisp the next dividead Wow know years. Kr. J. 0. Pans; the deputy cheinnan. saioaded the notion for the adeptioa of the report. 131. Sr. Putouts complalaed the m et. mooed of the dividends in this ouspany was rurally karma to a favoured few Wog es before it was =soused be the shareholders, and thereby is they were nuke' to elect swommtal operations in the stock lit of the company. t Mr. Rooms' took exemption to that part of the report to which reainaseaded the meeting to give the directors r i power to raise edditiosal eaplw. He attnbuted the re u dosed dividend ant to the eireaustancee stated by the It chairman, bat to the feet that the interest os the nom last to year had absorbed 214,0001. Now, before they prosseded iseu to OM the directors this additional power, the shareholders ought to know what the Niamey was wanted for, while they to ought to be told the full extent of their liabilities. at. Capt. HALL found fault with the ezesssive expenditure 1$ whisk had taken place in weeks is the last half year. It : 0 , amounted to no lees Om &SAW. It Mr. Gramma objected to the high charges for working espouse. The perolatage was considerably higher than en s e . other liner--►ash u the Great Western, the Booth• Wasters, U Se the London sad North. Western, sad the Brighten. a• The Cetainuan, is replying to these varies, observe. et. tioas, declared that be was es nub sa advocate for ass say is referenos to the dividend se say one. bat the directors SO had given strict instniatioes that the sans head which ear ned the face to the Stock Nuking* should any it to the newepepern With regard to what had fallen from Mr, Hugkes,he mut remind the meeting that the capital amount was not yet slued, nor wield he say when it wee likely to besieged, end that eireuraftesekof course exercised en iodates, ea the dividend. The power asked for to raise 51 messy was required fir the purpou of enabling the dirt/ton to pay of the debentures coming doe at Christmas, should as it be thought expedient to do so. The shareholders should bear this in miad, that debenenricholden could u deemed to have their mosey returned to them If wine the &beaters expired; sad it not unite- Welly hoppened that they did oe, unless 5 Shop were paid higher intend ea the renewal. Now, the puree asked fee by the direetere was, to put them to a es i aituatios to meet meek a dimmed, showed it be made, is et. referees* to the debentures falling dee at Christmas ant. Re had boss asked to give some st►tewst of she meets and 15 lishilibes of the sompsay; well, he held in he band such N as estimate, whisk was weds up hat night, and was ij brought down to the 30iii of Jamie. This esiiaate showed E. that after prov Wing for everything, no matter whether works in the amuse of ezeiraUon or matreoted fee, and paying Wall demands, there would still stand a basses to l i t the credit of the mespany of so leis than 678,0464 Pining it, to the seat tepie he admitted that the working exposes' l i. were higher shim es the mentioned, bat that was ea- 1 •4 phased by the fact that this mammy was working over 100 to miles of raliwiy, made and boluses' to other 'impolite& Two-thirds of what they .used in tkoie hundred miles as. were paid over to their onus, sod hones it was unfair to this r s. emapany to misrelate the working ezpeases by a per vintage • of reesipts, whish was the rale followed is the companies with which the coomperisoa had been made. e t '" Mr. BILLINGS urged the directors to make some ad- 14 1 &hood annagements with the North British Railway. .. That line wee um badly imaged, and act:tithed, were se le (mama upon 'it, that people looming south as he had j.lst dose, proposed to go fossil by the Caledonian line, to the et. detriment of the Great Northern. He also advised the i .,Bt• director, to make calls in anal ipation upon the preferential stock, and so obviate the necessity for raising the 333,0001. epos Bonds. The goods rates on the Great Northern were far too low. et . The Camantar agreed with the latter observation, the rates were too low, but so long as the Loudon and North- s Weston and the Midland kept their rates down, there was It no alternative for the Great Northern bat to keep theirs it. down also. The time, however, had arrived when this ruin- Gus competition ought to NOM ;if the sompaiders would only 1 ) combine this. would be soma chasm of a profitable return, E , but while oompelition lasted, such as carrying massagers from London to Glasgow for Ws., the dividend taut remain SO vastly disproportionate to the outlay. et. A 811AMINOLDIZ drew attention to the case of Mr. Hall, ti the Record., of Doncaster, who had obtained 5,0001. do. maps aad seats fee a serious injury he had sustained at the im MBA Leeds Mika. in Jaausry last. He thought the amount 10 se I was speadlaily attrangsat The CILLIZNAIf said it Wu, bit under the existing law railwapeould have so hope co: kasha. The fast was the le- gtaitw readably envoi rall;rays tae bestir amasser, and Io the offers they could meet these, the better they liked it. 5 Although he was a member of the Hoses of Corms, he I: had yet as hesitation in saying that the legidatare bad in Always treated railway. shamefully ; railways had reared lefties berate upon the public, more, perhaps, this ay other specie, of onnutsreial enterprise ; bat, neverthelme, the to legislature, both the upper sad the lower brach, made • r: pesetke et dealing with than r if they were lair as geese for robbery. Unless, therefore, railway ermasies u r o oembined together for their own protectios, there wee too rarely any other prospect but rain before them ; certainly fro they would set with that share of remuneration that ; they were entitled to expect, and he hoped railway share- 5 holders generally would see the seremity of immediately foreleg their directors into a sombinatios AO la Writ as sad 4 to 'repetition, sad to be premed to resist the ,t 1 farther searehments of the legislation He knew for a feet too indeed be bad been told so by esme, that art of the mem 1 0 0 : ben of Leber Hour of Pa:limpet did sot an a straw for mei the interest of the railway shareholders as shareholders. I ' 3 ! and heath it biome a daty ea th e part of railway ethapeathe i s " to otabine against the public for their own safety and So protesting. (Cheers.) After mete farther dientesios, the report wee adopted, to and the dividend desiand at the rate of 21 per that. per ?: seams, being 11. 2s. ed. per twat, for the half-year open 40 the Mead stock. sad It. lin pee that. apes the B Stock, s payable ea and after the lie prozise. A rthelation was then pewees& froth the chair, and 10 adapted after a brief dieenseith, eatherieing the directors to two ezersies the anal borrowing powers, under the provision to of.. A s s pissed lath fiessieryte enable the Company to raise as additional atfilloa eighth 4 A vote of thanks was then peered to the Chain= and to airman. sad the Bimodal/ separated. DIVIDEms (Pawn Fusoa.)—This tannin hare " has Bttasl wake of the tioneepoadesee whisk weed be -B#M *8 Greaser sad Deputy Governor of the Beak of it 186 4, ea& Ile. Gledeseae, the lea Clwairellee of se , to the providiag meek fee the gamest alibi ea the piddle stocks. lona STOCK Conrainsa.—This morning a report hoe has lewd by the Begisteer of John Stook Celapasies, draft that the featbsa el seek enapealer provieleselly tcylelowi derieg the year 1854 wee 289. sad the number erwayiehtly registered 132. Frftreas of the Emote sad thirtpda of tie latter were ammo easpeales. The total amber of few received at Ik. head Wes la Lydia -- 6,2611. 18e. 2d. - TiiEgiii au ilk,. Wel,. iDaChmlißist.lol6lK4l 111: law 'plied owl all „ mit awl 46 Ostia ma NON Sem all 0uai1..7411..ard Abard.). leo la* all 011a ali S s iii all tufts too Inams UN" Om — A.«. 100 Da.alaaa .... 44 Da. gm M. ii. 1; 4«. ict::r ." sibiliftli aT a=••• a: adbili ssi lia 'llVi d ok 100 Illeriora . -...... leie So.* a. . Omsk ........ ..... NO 0111. ONO ps _ ap . 4.1•1 wiiir.(6....j Grua Wailes • • 100 Do. eftesValley (Mak. sll Um...a rid Nash ... I 1 4 1 Do. Thirds —..... Do. Now Thirds ......... 100 Lsosubirs sad Yeehddrs 191 Do. Mir Waft Itidiailire all Load= sad 111askyall . 100 L. Drisktos, DS. Oast . 100 Us . sad North Wailiesl fhs. Is I Do. - it Bia la. i - rii.aill to il e usimrr...i 47, De. SIIS . K.. I 100 plelired ....... ....... IS Ds. Mu. sad Dada W G. W. (110.) all Ditto Halt Ram. all Nstmesstis sal Omni. all !fflipset&Okrgillisna 4 liii.,, s -LA Isegnwennisist as 1$ D. Doc Saralawa Mails flake 10 $4 Om* DM* W Ike* Deasa 6 la r .— all Ds. • II D. t s Oesavolasd.« 100 N. lastam—llararniL f 3 D. Liter's . 11 D. lea an De. Lamb 100 Do. York an Sank Lemke „ _ all Do. Nor 1K limns . ..... 10 all So** 11100AWNL st 100 MOO, Wen, It Wel St. 100 UM* Omni 10. 100 1140116 Wilma 10 10 ettematin eel Bin 1003 IN Nal Nom a INN Wei.. IS INGO Yeekilaj :ii_ki:*. - .;, - d I'd! 41426, gl rellerlhol s.d a ▪ West Oesesla _ _ _ dl v3.ladatLaa. i.. .linatill... all Da. A. § no. ao dia. till 7 I $ Do. & 1 mat pda) 13 { IN Abordwo lr Da Ns. f. 7 Par 110. 100 "lAA k Enter 4p.ltllt. 110 Oalaisolaa. Ala .11 OneleraVoly.Oes.Sp p.a. all Oak sal Manama .... W Oarl.Pariki almlaaa. I Sot Yaks am • no N. dr.ON. 8. Poi OL all Out. p , all 1 all Doak. pas Oust. Mast all lait.llidos.g Ildia n ,rarth.D44 M. 100 Geist Mothers 3 pw IN Da.Spolt.red.atlllp.al.pm W Do. 110 per am. I 11 al. titiltalailllealLl."4"4alrti. 5. - Oilos.Brooso nde : 1 ;; 4 1 - IGO Do. p.a. leo NO Do Deasy . Kash ra j" i gli Vt too DIDo troollossolio 4 p.o Ds Blew Pod. Mom . all Do. awr IVA IL Op.. W Do. M do. do. I p.. 100 Do. Um. Oro. No& W Do. Cloolor Oa NMI •11 Ds is Ow —. all Deo _ illoar.:ssTsdsa nallsom. 15.5 p. 0.5 . NO Mr Or. 3 p 100 loaklLWa ,7p a lari s !! ! Aa l ea t iff if °3lar * 1 441 Du Si 611 Wm.& 100 Withal( ISO Do. p.a. PK DWI Do. het.% pc IL W Mon PriL4pr list W Karkilk 111 1:00.1gaiLls011.1110... 100 De. MIA sersLlK.-- HO Ikea 1101100 N.ltaai.—Darw.ip.et./ProL • Ds. do. do. li Do. Lads •p. et. So. I Do. Do. Qom, la De. Yarldlatilharit. 10 ill SIM Illirduldre. Osl.Wasilfild‘dP.el all all dna Down. . . 11 Mae Plxadra par at. an Lig (16.1L•aar.tla.4) I !as IN 11l is 4 to 4 la. IDS id Iwo I nog qpir sill Ina Woo 44 pa w pls.pskikeersaLgess I I. le 4 pm xi $ Si db. FOREIGN R all idahrtep add Rotterdam 4 Wean !Sadao Jamaica 10 Bestarm to Oralatmom _ _ I&ILWATL ,1 ' 11 11 di. l II ",.. 4 IP : ilf 11 "I 31 3 pm 11IlwaIiiireadiambAces! Dui limmtlik ..... ell Erten at rms. ........ 10 _ Do t Nre _ . _ i all isst Indian O va . Tret 10 Do. Extension l all 44p.a.1ida,p.37 1 as art all Do. do 39 lalmais. 17 G.TraakotCards &ion all DOA. Law. & Ad. lai me. 70 Do. Ont. of Dalmalßell 13 Sdls II 19 U 87 ix. tl i ; G De t Comp t zSalt a .t. an Gnat Indian Peoloods 1 Do. N0w00n..5 put mat I Do. lama, do. all Do. do. .... ..-... 11 Ot.Losess . boori b =lls all Do. do. all Woe. Woods, IWo. all 110.1216., pay &I, opt. WM all Do. do. 62, do. 56 ill DOA do. 76, do. 00 Ili De. do. 730r1tbuitop all ilmilOsa tad Samoa . . all Do. II pot Oast IS Imes and Goma 14 Lir 1 sod ltedlo..- - all U + tii 41 A pa a i 4 I I xi t IPi 11 1 100 102 115 111 113 130 100_ 109. ii .11 1 114 i 116 1 i pas i , mar.;* 111 201 l 2 pa V 9 WI j st•Wsiaiosii: 17. Nam II edneler n ti e hk Ist,) all *Mon all Plea -. sise all Serellibn 11111 g• all MI ea leen ell all Pads sal Maim Pada me lama le: Pade.eue. awepoils— all Ilsora ale Rm au leirel Demise an DD. ..... — ad lama= all Do. be par Coat. Mem .n want fierien ».. all Do. 14 grtleet. ?Mar. , all Wotan al Frame —. SO ► all Laslaad i i 3:1 4 In 111 8 II 4i e $ 1 0 61 LI 17 - IS 2) II lf II ft 2 Im 4 I I S pe• li OS AKRIIIC.AN RAILWAYS. 011eeis Centro] 6p. odd.. 1613 Do. 7 per Not. Dab 78 80 Da 7 per aft. 0 1 1.8 Load) ... 1860 83 83 Hidalgos Costrol, pro cost ...1680 t/ N 01.Y.Osalrol6por oast. (SRA hand) INS 83 114 Now YaktSW p. oat Re, on. 1663 Do. do. do. Do. do R d Mat 1 1871 1168 N N Ds. M Ilkidsg Pad ... IU6 111 83 Mb INS 1 7 86.1pAloossoloodoos.11171 1111 66 Woad Ilkdolgol lot OWL WHY do. 18811 Deb Pagsgal. 1gA1.0.01381148.181/BwWWB 20 4 Das do. isd Seg. 98 113 PWIls. sod /Haase Op.'. ld Mort. .. DU Sri Idortgyp. 6 For Nat-1670 =l7 - 4 4 s 11 i S sis. I 91 *I 410 3 63 4199 11 1$ S 10 3 3 dl. 13 14 111 Ili 1 . 3 TA 14 Si ii 59 71 IST 199 108 107 Ni Hi U So Ts TS Se Tl s sss i SS 7 ma S 8 Hf i! " is lit zd ) i d d ia ll : 44 di " 7 it l i t " le "N r. I 3& II ~,, 40 114 41 41 1L I.l.die ii bb lIS U 71 TS 714 74 7 (Is SI 019 141 41 116 di 47 19 ad It dis 14 st ei As 4 1 ei 17 ST 10/ 109 73 77 N 48 1$ 14 ii $$ it Si 4 $ dts Si 40 id 5 41 201 ill it ii 1 7 $ 2 ft 2 8 2 82 8 Pak WI 04 100 101 3 6 6 It --- i l 1 v. lid 1 N N II 119 11l iii 111 10! 10! .._ ..._ !, rlOO, 101 N N U 117 it U 10 11 10 1 7 01 74 76 14 14 die ISS - -~ : ti IS} N • I it . - - t IN 1111 97 tiewir 1 103 191 : 97 97 iff 4i e%lioo II (M.y N ta.. s to a=b Jeriba Omni loft Cilsrodsr & Dana Pinot Omni b Ot.:=l Do. a dorm dl( ltt: ih Dr drift duo). Leaks dui D rg=ll•=i ,Lovieldteser.4 Feast allmil - 117 - 10;;El7 UM daft pr Lice.rilbraL ftatlfri JUNO* 1 =1611 0 =6111 ll...edirt Sway ripar.trt 1 lollotasiitio7 00 all Ottrpor U U Prestos kW Ono. Los. kN.W York) 104 114 DIM 41 WNW (thttO) lk NO WINNOOt WOokia.a&A.IP MI6 wok (Wand so II 10 Olussodbory sod HeroOsed Nun' ft ULT. Bream 12 14 aseratalbmlike oared riviii:Fralrai weer Tolley gas. I per et Was esorrese (lord learnt Weems; eed= (OrsadDoelty)e tßlmointa Iran British bra ttlemals p.(1116404 DaOenu Do. St..latinDN h fastms.Nla.Co.,Jea3 Olin Dipper 400Delii • Wand Tag. I vas. 7i par Om. ...._ _...._ lis,gget Via Eas. I Urt. Wheal Vac tralico Yr n i_ ••••••• .IA B. ..« .....«...I flllsequits ...... NN - N Nouvesa Moods Ponttbaud 811vir Lead Pact..... Qauu Hock Ithrousey Iron Do,Net , - Ibantli4o de Caba .Boata AostraUsa no &rtp ...-.._... ;11 9 6U all 1a West !Wipes t Tramforable by it.r,iNk Se Si IS 1 ivy V MI id 112 134 id Ii ii id ii I ad 92 91 I I I II 6 7 9 1 P St 27 29 60 i J Prn le i 20i JOINT ROCK Mortared Built or Dcmio.ot bm4Atia.l4ll City 14 17i 3 4 1 DAM& mu H 96 411 66 IA I Ms 4 die par Bo 7 9 pm .......... 19 1 of Loot.i I DIM Sew Lehr rod ()peaty —l LentialLika - - -- Lairs Joint ..... Swim sailWatas- Ilat Pew. of rips Oti. liew . MOW 4 Inlaid Pirdsoldet ."k = ike apt .11useallus Ilia: be asa OW lop. Oa. Osaala Araibilla Oslo. of Australis De. New .......... -....- Wen cif !cadre cirions. Jo t si i•r 1 Pii 33 U 42 43 $1 63 26 Mathlias AricaAar& 10 Australian loyal Yea a 0 Berlin Waterworta if &Web Amara= Land 6 Brit& Calm. k gad.o3. 100 Lanais .. AL Doti 0 Carla . 6 Do. 4 Crgand Pare el Prang 20 Dein Slam 25 Bag Amstrads& Ooppr Bisstris Taapaph 13 Osumi litm. Narigatioa 20 GearrilB.& thipt for 00. 6 GIL Iron Sore. 10 aloillerrasean Elect. 211. 10 Mexican It M. American 10 NeUterlascis Land 2 N.O. Walls Coal Ss Inter Steam Navigation Co. I.lorth Brit. Aunralaslin 20 North of Europa Roam 1 Weals! Gas a PeolinvorLiaditlllseral Se Posta. k Cranial Paw AO Do. New 2 Portland Iron Company 100 FtorM Mall Mama 1 dead& Auto. lama= 1 Do. New 25 *tent Australian Lea 1 1 m Do. . amas. Team. Rai do tsortpwe d Do 20 TraettLoanCo. olUpNa. 100 Pan Damen's Land ... Doe par et. Jan. • Jai) 11l " Mess ms 40 4 73 14 $ IP 19 2 2 59 II 134 136 1141 116 21 21 61 SI li I 17 111 II 10 I e 6 16 11 4 2 If If 11 1j SCI ir 1 41 fse rsi, TRAFFIC RETURNS. ni a sl' list I 14 a 10 69 111AILvan. MOO Pr. I[4lB- TOY. T(481 open. norm *wan. 1814. 181 A. Weak od Minot es 12. A labetater mad Cecil* •41.831 Lodi UST London. Tilbaa. and annum Istasolos . Wait epilog Amami 18. Loadosel&ny sod Oahrsine.... 38 laadoodarry and liaolskas .. 00 Week ending August 18. Laid= sad Bisokr,ll 212 273 -- 1.711 se fa 189 'l6 1.9 3f4 MO lAN SU et/ IPS MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'Croos. The gold mining shares remain dull. The Coln• nial Gold Company's shares mark 10s. ; and Port Philip, 6‘ Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 291 to 301 ; and Peel River, 21 to 21. Linares shares have been dealt in at 7i to 8 k and I St. John del Rey, at 271. Other foreiga and colonial Meeks remain quiet. Annexed is the Mining Exchange official list of yesterday's sales : But Baler, 81, 9; Gnat Alfred, 18; Great Sortridge, 96 , lls.; Smarr. 41, 6, 42, 6; &Midge Coosolc, 7, 61, 71. 74. 61, el. tlf ; Soots Crate, 4; Tavy Connie, I, f ; Wen Bunt, 3t} ; West Bortaidire, 91., 105; Wheal Gren ville, 3; Wheal Kitty (Least), 34, 35, 32, 33. We also hear of the following transactions in the Stock Exchange, viz.: North Bunt, 28/, 29 ; West Bunt, 301; Wheel Kitty (Lelast), 331, ; Great Wheel Alfred, 18, 1; Bortridge Console. 4.1, 7,1, 1; Gnat Bestride, 95.; ellf Danes, 1141. Great Potgooth *hues were rather better at 21 to:3. COMMERCIAL AND MAREZ2 TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is Arm, and .bows a tendency to advance. Town Tallow, ie quoted at 641. 9d. to 665. ; Petersburg T. C. ea the spot, 66a to 665. Ed. ; October to December, 665. buyers. Kamm Aezaaoss.—Tows tallow, 675. 3d.; fat by ditto, Bs. Old. ; yeUow Russian, 675. 63.; melted staff, 47. e. 6d. ; rough ditto, 265. 6d. ; tallow gram. lb.; good drep, 7s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAT. J. Dads reports trod* without alteration. Prime assdow bay, 106 s. to 110 t. ; supedor, 116 s. to 1265. ; dor, 706. to 801.; sew. l eos. to 116 s:; town, Ws. to 905.; dont old, 100 s. to 1806.; soma cat, Kw. to 1206.; sow, 1 106 s. to 120 a. ; straw, Ms. to Ws. COVENT GARDEN MARIEET.—THIS DAT. The market is well supplied with all kWh of gmeilase tow in seam. West In d ia Pines still anther is maim mod English ones are unusually well supplied Nub" Neetariaso, sad Plums are pleatifel, end Oman of eassi. lent quality are abaadent...=ze Peen their mar begin te asks the appearance is diraw. berries an over. Oranges realise has 4 1 1: 11 11r. p.lOO. Potatoes are plentifully supplied. Wawa realise M. to 9d. per seen. Cat Flowers awl* of Pardon Timers, Heliotropes, Eapborbies, nabs, Oanotimes, Opinins, Mame ?dine" Hosths, sat is 111 I 7 11 14 i 6 '4 114 1 1. 000 1 4 0 UAW 00 00004 U 33.100, 40 " 0 , 10 , 0 Is 1 100 10,000 100 11,0001 10 SAN 100 14,000 1 10 se 10,000 some! se sAss'4,3 WAN 10 10, 10, 00 40011441 10.4410 IS UAW Is Aus Mrs N lOU NO SAN • 11,000 U U. 040 U SAO ... 9 11 ll 671 Id : A II ii SO 112 29 Si 1 4 111 eti 71_70. tR sill 71 Tel m a I die 114 4 1614 t iiiiii f 4 N A + l7 Si I dls par 7 11°: 14 IS_ 1 - I 20 '! ii i, 4 i x 14 =I sll