The Express. — London, England, 1865-01-20 00:00:00

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Wedataday oat story enemas i doi . oar by the soli Women antis mei , gh !wean te the sosooseogotkro foorsoos sesweers. gelesso Somme prow yoloas ell provider ewes& PesessiC e leir ibellselett Moo are BOtob Osble% o l= l Isrso.-for bertha *lt Water-4We" LWOW& ff W 1614 . 1:60111f• 714EN.—Direet Route to Hanover, Brune. • aM Creed 011M1Illy. -Ow of the North Owego 11014 SSW Clue WSW O lobei Da searwe ADM, M aorestiferro. OW; or - AIN es asspo WNW penOttlegl, si seNLITZ -,•-•• AS natal:x:sr at moo -LOW SO God AI 10s. at lsfroererroo w.: es lo GNAT" Co.. IL soy:took s.o. IGEESENTH REPORT of the BASK of LONDON. I Weed Banklephouse-Thresdoesdleetrest. pertos.coree Wench-No. 410 West Stood. MINOR& MIA WILMA SWUM, Berl, ILP., Orshowl. comma hoe. (IVA Node. sad 00.. TIN- -01 11 0 1 2. Aa tt a. , f i krl7-rrortv=te re.". Alderman of Lwow, AbehorehOwo Iy, WALD eed Com 6, The ae. Dr Orem Greet 14 Mewl welb• Modem ISM WA 00, ME4WWWWIB6I, Bow. glagolowt, 81. Junes* sad Alsksebory, WNW • tErle.fpm, lets of the Neches POI fordo% Th. Wok- Mr, fp., 50, OW Breadotreet. X ow Taq 71=1,:elgiebt,Surroy. - mamma 1/84. MIME Asp Dootf•Yeeetifie-C. J. D. ADM Na. 6,768.)' 'TA la A.x t 9 garr,, azaxr iltat NINA* and Interest gnanaraord 1 as Dam Goveraniaat w rol g l ai lAN•titM. l4 i''rall of Laooll,ooo fiesanal la ftera Os sewer of L2O, or 606 &ass or An ark lama. oneuala, Ida haf - roafl7 Conitoloa lonsilhook PAPAW Ira Avail aail lab Uctoboo, aa also the rehabonamies at me Bonds Srasn annually in Marlin In London. mill OMAN sr IN IS the Psalm*, at Th• Umaral Croft said Plums Cow iced, :,.... t r atut a tesdoe=. Lod Pads ,... Thilled#Wellokaps. WHOLE l AITE INFERS and MASANIELLO, ar idi bt. 11.44.1 ea V by ree illbeLLL aDT Wage of tbe :prim, directed by Wi. F. J coebeekeab elm WORD. alb 21/ G. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 20, 1865. Wil4CBB 1111,031 PARIS. titopico ocAutei-1 airanders4 yesterday orie two thitheligLAl . the este us whisk the fable proper war Witty : ; and, second, the other in which the coating of hemp was being woven rotted the outer ram- i 1 bees--was at first perfectly lost in the whirl mad =int of innumerable "bobbins" and wheels, and the pimp of cords of valions thickness over head end under foot, and in every lateral direction, DO very soon order was seen to emerge out of this ratedp ehaes, and it could be seen that well rotatory motion was doing everything. he copper wire had previously been manufactured in Birmingham, but all subsequent processes have been carried out at Bast Greenwich. The insulation was obtained by sueennive layers of rats percha and a cognate material known as Chat testea's nmapound, and these are wound round the tithes so regularly, that the latter are fixed immov ably in the centre, and are equally protected on every side. This is effected by • =tannery known to engineers as " the sun and planets' motion ;" end • very perfect resemblance it bears to our received notioa of the solar system. Bound the esitethal circle and at the base are the planets or Mbabane" of the different coating materials, led they feed rollers from which the threads are .retied An_ in a sort of eons to a point at IMO* In touch the easter= to be lase-; Wed. In Ibis way the neaps proem= dal =tried his throughout thit fade eja:Z e tt amipialw 11111•41110b - imidNA1114- Mr. oompoubd sr* woven round the copper wire, and is the came way the latter is protected by an outer °oaths rat jute. In another part of the factory the outer protection, or rope proper, is being formaidof a central eon of homogeneous iron, round which is woven a covering of Manila hemp saturated with an ahasive preparation, and when all the separate rations of the ultimatecable are prepared, a al sun and planed' machine weaves them all into the perfected Atlantic sable. At this stage we may most properly compare it with its =gunmetal predecessor. It hiss first for its conductor • copper strand of seven wires (six laid round one) and weighing 90011 m the nautical mile, and for insulation it has four layers of gutta perch& placed alternately with Ohalterton's compound, the weight of the entire insulation being 4001bs. the nautical mile. The diameter is nearly one-half more than that of the original cable. The external protection con sista of ten solid wires of homogeneous iron, eta strand of wire being wurroneded by Manilla yarn, saturated with a preservative compound, and laid &pinny round the sae, which latter is padded with ordinary hemp or jute, and saturated with preservative mixture. A very great advantage is obtained in the more recently manufactured cable in the rearrangement of the weights in and out of I)4THOF BE PIiOUDEION AND COLONEL CHARRAS. (risk ars owl coausromwr.) (ssona's anspe.l JAN. 19. ril HS DARJEELING COMPANY (Limited). Inoseparated oder . The Oorapantee Act, lIMIL . With Limited Liability. Capital atsomok IS 1t,500 shame eseh. AM PIM Issue 7,600 of therm, of whisk 4600 ere already rakserftloL TM remaining 0,000 shares are maimed In part payment of Ur slates, to be Wanda, ddiered periods. Deposit on appileattoit Cl per Mare, and At on allotment CAM not to hosed At pot sham, sad at Interval. of ate tom mhos time months Minimum dividends guarantred by the vendors for three peers, at 4 7, end Spur amt. per ream, psgabls half-yearly. DIMINO/A John Perk) laithEirl.. 76, Olonmoderr.terrace, Hyde Eastern park. Clubman of the Bengal Railway, and Director of Qs MMean Company. Davtd Bo p& Esq., Canons. park. Edgeware. Chairman of the Rim Steams Company of Beset and el the Jorehant Tea DesMinti ilf _Aram. Mi mmiff inl. The Ceasee. Mandan, Director of the arguisking , llarre C r= Park Moms lobert Math Well en_ •..allaillanialk Leadenhallotrem. Ranaillann, Pim.. =agliam-hall, Norfolk, Chairman of Me Tea Campemy of Auliteling alt esung. .B. lei , late Government Executive Engineer 01 : Blimps, leg., LLD., 9., Quietist) roughMersiM IMP (With power to add to their number.) BAricass-1 he City Bank, TbreadneeilleMreet. SOUCTIOU-Ilsairt. Unions. J end Upton. abintillui—ll mint &meteor and Owl oWeet CLIMVA .41. j••••. aftg, mid Co. Ofullial llMMlM—Willefs . PARIS. THETINDLY Emma. The obituary of to-day moor& the death of two prominent republicans, widely different characters —P. J. Proudhon and Ootonal Charms. The following is the return el fienßindt4•Pseisen I for the week ending to-dsy, together wink go ow responding figures of the previous swami : leet. M. Je 11. tt . I. Dino& Fr. e. Cmilil of the Beak Proefe be edellips to (Art Ow 01 AIM h gr. 4,0743111 es somas • Skew., at the Haat sod he beeinebee laierve In lauded Proverb •. • Meese to offmhetios Beek Dotes to cederme4reesipte hovels eteighL !moor mosu i la—currod Tr - Moe skuois is M1M,411 M Merest mom % Pale l/1"0116114 N 150.101,10 SO ritit ik4b o rz Obramoh Midis& ps niisseass Interwik 4113.0 a56 2 . 1 00. 0 0 11 the UM NU mod 1 "JAW 1 ;MAU 5 Seoldes 4 WNW. M 17,8841111 ts VON ll. (Nat Limasla TWO 1 =ll2 &Va. ::: TM Team Croat Utak. It A. NAV and Ilona. *pa ..... ) Proudlon, who died in Paris this morning, had at . one thee an immense reputation ea a writer ; but the paradoxical eccentricity of his later works tilted the patience of his warmest admirers, He passed many years of his life in prison for political libels, and tome time ago was allowed to go out a/ prison for a single day in order to be married. He was a member of the Constituent Assembly, and his I )4,11001 amt et tidy. Illumine • • Parpa tf. - - Amanda= lbasklott Gomm BURIN do Craft Osnesols. This Is, Ila tenni of Mb, Is mewed b 7 the detain selth lbw Boeilaillatemmo, wtiM NM ma meant et Ur IN$ Gomm. an o t for tips Wm al Desnaiss4 and truss tbs Bomb of h isnettal inistbseK ent hooray Sends of Um name mount limetaill allnampstaltad, What mob Bead of *be pascal Inns the ynarantoo -at tba Govarammat for Ms psinalpat end laterent,, whist+ erfll bit ofirtMod on Mts book by • Royal , matitalsom ;I end. In addition. !t_ a IbMM arbdibica an tins 84•6° Domains. sad W ossm of I. Wm, analmaasd at about SC AM\ . Ned , beef lattmllt_ 6 4 . 1 olint. NI WM imam& situ* Is bil TaftelllMMW Moe *m d = e Stift pm ciersaming lith Uashary, mad; perabli.lll4 • I. left prim of Mans fora Bond of tbs nominal Talus of £lOO la pagakii as MM. : MI • : on application. on allotment. 1 41S II . tal Mid led April. La ti Coupon. I SU May. tit' - " . Id Joss. £lO 0 , --e. Intli tat sp . pen Wert. et lamb i itlhor b = 4, Vat, name is chiefly known in connexion with a _ vides entitled "La Propriad c'est le Vol," which was fir years strained against bun as showing that be was for the confiscation of all private property. /in reality it was an ere:citation in the field of intellectual gymnastics, intended to demonstrate in • sensMioual way the questionable origin of many large fortunes. Although he never rallied to the siikipfir%l. had • oerteia sympathy for Hegmlems 17L, and shortly after the soup d'Mat wrote to kiwi a celebrated letter, beginning " I do not argue with those who have power to froecribe," which, to the astoaishinent of people at the time, was allowed to be published. He was • very learned man and • great master of style ; but his ideas were so ecesstric and generally impracticable that he stood alone. He could never have been the leader of a party. He set people thinking, but had no follow ing. His private life was austere, and his prre tical morality unexeeptionable. Colonel Charms, Minister at War in the time of the republic of 1848, was transported after the coup d'etat of 1851, and placed in the third cate gory, to which Louis Nspolson relegated such of his enemies in the Constituent Assembly as he thought be might safely treat as ignominious cri minals, while it was thought politic to repre sent men like Oavaignac, Ohangarnier, Aro., who had a great reputation, as merely political adversaries whom it was necessary for reasons of state to keep out of harm's way. Colonel Charm, who was a brilliant oflieer and bad reaped laurels in Algeria, never for gave the outrage. He declined to profit by the amnesty, and lived ever after December, 1861, in exile. He died at Bale on Monday last of chronic eurnatism of the intestines at the age of 55. iMajiMOISS SO I,,tAs4or 27 ---• Jas. IL Ism IL Comma h. a Ns. a Orb la hand mad In broach bombe Dotaaatotal bills °viz i ", 1 p0 41 • 84 4 ill .1 A e,1 141. r Colazooroill bib ac 4 .wvi • • 141=pitra la i ZS. . . ... Admen ca pa IN, =Ms .... Im: • mins* 0 Ditto Dram* teak' Limos' oa hews, oboes M claboatana ~ IMIS 0 ILISS.IO/ 0 Ditto Droaob beaks 0 ILM.IBO • Adam". on CM& loftier vesnim,64lo st=t TilinglOrglig no earl% 111000,11. Moe sikleaddiee wad taleall Sma LLlentiedj "." tr_ h. hi= tit err i taperital C ratil 08° DarkS 111 . 1 61...ill add Imam a's Os OM. pack Amitoile and law Plantations, with the adjoining Lade 3 Leeboart, leach s' weed, and laniameirardem The wttoie coaftielag unarm of 9,(.78 sem. The principal portion of the Mates la contiguous to the dation aadianatedom of Darjeeling. and the ramilatier la at IL undo,* of a lower Nevadan The Tea calliratice as the wafted estates already Cora as OM of VHS aerie. Of Mee Omen were plaided In 366 lO scree. PP p. 11180 B7 „1.81 6U ~ .. 1I .. 1M sat „ %-cdi gm Emir alimas, tua follow* kWe i s, i s . for Ws, sralr blis. duns hs kw. PM IA ; h te theA ssz , ask as k istatuatioav maw th.s pd.. !is *dolma M ream is se of ma* be mil Surrey. J t sa iasa-4.7. J . a. Neg. 551,100 0 1 MAIO 01 __... ,_4 ",... • Ditto bran* bras .—.— , 010,710 • Admen $0 On Mine Owes- Um 11th inne, urn Government stook nerve 12•00,710 14 14.110.750 14 . 311 W. Inatel ak =deles Gan Itod June, 1807) Inn and huniture of the bean tended panterso. besnebee Sepenese of nroofelotnt Sandnee At thin 01LNERAL 1121:1122NG of the Sew ir iitil a iT th W e l Esage TIMM. IffitheidP lo 4llol4 ca lf. lbe 1124 MO el Isemehllins 11111 =nisi. art. /LP, Is Or ADM althleamtiois of the Reglater of lhareholders. bye Muer fe giewal of the Comitert7. the Lailowilii XdOrld wee red lime sled Motioned at ecconiek made apt° the Comr. el Ma met lialf-yee, whir:hike Medea hareem , the of selieellieg, IS will be Me Slat the balms of fide semaliell tlellre le Si Ater MIMI" el beret upon Meow Mere; ligaidaling the 101:1110 IDClndlpg • Val*, 00 Us clerks of the seta. M 10 per cent vim the mama of their napped?. full provision for all toad or doubtfulgehla and of Merest on kips diecoonted ace Yet des, OM reeeleslor disposal the sem et aet,Tl9 1$ Id. ll ie Digelersibeelare a di , idenloda. at Weasewal rale of MO per oat. emalle. oind a bonne of Or wa amounting SO per eat. per WWI, both tree of income sag, =tit; emehe 1,461 0 to the reserve fund, which with the addltes of AMMO. received la respect of the new dares, now momenta to £29070 The teems, ve., 42,M0 ea ed., le weed to the credit of profit and Soo account of the co rent belt-year. The ahareholdes web* caLled epee ca this meados, to sleet an auditor, in the place of Mr. Alfred Lamb, whom resignalloa bas beets received. Mr. Tesocis liedee, • duly qualified share grr, kw Pea wake that be is • madidate foe the YllOlllB BIM Of IffiNDOlf. DI. lIABILITIL 2 sod ASSITL—Des. 111, Mt o 6 ase cal ret recie7ed es aw.ount of sew dares . 107,10 0 : [ gale 0 more fowl LIMA° Ditto premiums cui Dewsitereo 136.670 o sewed due by the Bent on current. depose, 246.570 0 0 sad caw amount T. prole end law account atter pagment ce "4967 ii L 46,15 ft M. to meows Me Menet as their behoove alrio A csssigioiof itt per oust., due lit April, 18111,101 be allealmsd to the strip, thus sulaolog the oat pet°. ot the baud 76, sad aribusibere will bays the option of paying the Mstauts saw disoount at the rate of Spat runt. per ammo ow asp al the days Glut Mr payment el OM inataimenia; but la default of due miscast of the respective instalments all previous pay. sausia wllt hetiable to forfdturw. . . Total area The annual predate how the above cattivaika le eglisat A es follows lachb7miftueherWirieswiti It a free coupon de joulmanee, representing 1k pro rata participation in 10 per cent. of say profit realised by the side of the domains over their valtuttiou, which. at the average rate at whir* sales are new madam may be estimated at from if to Moan MOO bond, reselvable over the Mims years. The net price of a £lOO bond is thus further rednoed to abort 7t. at shish rate the intereet, with the advantage of Owatonna drawings, makes the investment at the rate of over 10 per cent. per annurn• After allotment, eorip certificate, in skean money will be baud to " Bearer," by the General Credit Company, for the pot. Yon of the loam subscribed In ingiand. and by the foreign agencies for the portion entneribed to Italy and elsewhere on the eoutinent, to frame or lire. The Continental Soup Certificatee will not be uniform with those leaned in &upland until after payment of the final deposit. when they win be esehanged foe the Dellnitive Bawds to bearer, which will be printed uniformly to English, French, and Italian. for allotment must he addressed to the General OnTt i tit el linanos Company of London (Limited). 7, Lothbury, Leedom. Agents for the Oontractore. and to the followitieboriess abroad • 188.5 legeM.o6o 1067 less NCO with a progressive sanest increase sa the existing pylant. become talk matured. sad as new piantattom come into beanug In addition to the lead under tea cultivation, there are, ac cording to the Mm Geminates% "arra, 7,4110 acres mold eligibly eltaated, and affording ample scope for extending the opera. thorn of this Idonmany, which will be greatly trantscoa by having a large 'apply of fres h acclimatised tea semi ; these advantages cannot be be. hlWy appreciated. have been made line the perebsaa of the " ham lust rr i" w o Ut n rrga li tates from Government, and twonf ths of the parchaeonsosey have been already paid ; leaving only a sues of twelve 'billings per acre to be paid, by Mx annual instahuenta without Interest. . 1,201,656.1119 N 1,102,244,236 Ti CortiSod try the Senator, Govern? of the Seek of Treace, ONsed) Soetnina THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH CABLE. satin at GIS I MK UN pi I NM Ids Is last. Hs} i %be rolevit. la Windasa. NOW, ad osly s for 11.,ed h. hai " ,t a . I commit has been mend Into for the purchase of the estates, Si trom the id November, lid", Inclusive of bulb/top and stock In trade, hut exclusive of the tea and tee seed of season INC at the prim et £l.oo.ooo—ose moiety to be paid in each by laseelasents exteading overeigtheen months, and the other moiety by kW) fully paid-up shares, to be limed in three equal Instalments on let January, line, let January, lee, and let Jemmy, Mt. Minimum dividends are guaranteed by the vendors severally for the first thee' pat rate of per cent. tor 1846, 7 per cent. for Ugh ead. seat for payable half -yearly on the paid- im mmitel of the Closapsay, from the respective Wes of and • antlicient porno* of the purchue money will be wtataed by She Directors In order to secure the payment of each dividends The profit and In. amount to be based Op= en equilealis apportionment of axpendlinre between block and re venue accounte. Tess from the district of Darjeeling were lately mid la the Loudon market at di per Da, exclusive of duty, end were re fiftisd...bUthesir W smeirtm..la sad H. llojn o siar • pecullegz alsTang a minclical proof of thWeeporior SUS ry W . oe the - jading teas. Tee estates In India afford a substantial security for the In vestment et capita, while the profits, realised by working them are found to be larger than in matt other undertakings, even a • speculative character. This Company therefore presents an unusual, favourable opportunity to persons 'settee for a per manent Investment upon the deur li— la& Of Ohl acres of Is. cultivation. ocintaining Meats Dearly strived at maturity, and of all immediate sges. 2nd. Of 54.960 lb.. of tea, .Amsted as the first yeek's ple dgee, with increasing annual crops to 411,000 lbs. of tea and up wards. fed. Of 7,490 acres of additional land, unequalled la the dis trict as regards sod and position, and acquiring a rapidly istormaing value. 4th. Of abundant supplies of tea seed of the beet vanity, tree of cost. It h. Of guaranteed minimum dividends, at six, 'even, and eight per cent. for three years, with the present of realinng a large per centres of profit, some of the eseabilshed tea com modes paying dividends of from twenty to twenty-five per cont. Sch. Of the practical management of the affairs of the Com pany both In Zeeland and India, by pereosa who have already acquired a knowledge of the subject. lbs articles of adociation and plans of the estates may be In spected at the temporary offices of the Company, where playac ted.' and forme of application may be had. d kis pill is matieftsetily I the mossy. a Illy 'alas be lim. Her •bov. Tarim Li:Own Cisass MO= Bois's& Armes Plair!.° Haan Crialt Ilobiller. idosannt and Mk Husk. This Tuscan Credit Bonk. Y. A. Bastoil aad Boas. While writing I find that a telegram affirms that Colons' ehMTSs is not dead. It is impossible to know which news is true. 1.4000,31* 11 .National Mak of Italy. Poem Bad Ainderesm A1L19130 des Payette'. Presdchist Von Misuser and done. Genera =do credit Gommls. ?see Applications mast be mosempealed by the pemeozibed dimwit et pa id at the Gemini pes omit. on the as= assennt applied tor, w ury Maisie. hich may be , 7, Imehb . Robes* babbeett. em Ommpeny erdelmest the lesion sad Westesinebre auk ; Use Ualos Beak of Landon; the Anglo- Mellen Beak. Idi,, Ludeshallatrest. lams of s pilstloa and prospeetnese may be obtained at the fleneral Coedit mad finance Osamu of Loudon (Limited). 7, 1A51150517; end of the brokers. Mews. James Ca and Co.. 5. Thsemmorimmehreet ; sad Mums. Mullen; ltarahatt, end Co., temberd stmt. aIIVI.I the law, mad documents relating to the authorisation Leen, may be sos et the secs of Stews halter, Rosa Morton, and oa, 4 91011111•4611114. W estminster • This emieniation has been lulled by Mr. Juillooe, the mei deal of the Institute of Actmartes. The Procureur-General Dupin is in a state of health which leaves scarcely any hops of his re covery. inked Tuba Id.; Jamul, . &LI Weber as, The orb; Ily ViL : pieleefrfrest oeserlfrae, ladle berlsok... L 527,011 11 etla freehold prreklaea hit at a SAO, N4neemis. fi r. = ls 000 - WOW 71/1111;110001•1. Yam fre, 4,010.1111 11 710 el* la 104 sad at eal3 MAU 7 1 hai x e s s om e Milfrip al Charlog-aele brawl; te. I very cpart, 100 =l4 300 TOO Jae ; 1,370 Sent.' ode, fte., 103. Lo4d. to 173. U 4 8 9 is the ladle is, a t t= het yes mas k is articles siti smsksup vs s regn an was A 0001127, ke ne 11.11J-Ifidd adios D.C. 11, 14I& Wear; t npenees at Heednfß nd Made; cium' Branch bad nut doubt:l Yin admen' remuneration, de. nun LS 1 *Went upon instalments of New alum 3.9fd 0 0 deka of interest on nib dleocautted sot yet 64111111101 Sopron and lon oew account damdpneen Nana lean saunas balled Its the half.year at the rate of 10 per Ma pee annum 15,000 0 0 re leen at Or nee of 10 per rent. per manure, er 217 K per edam I. Yarn% Wenn on the re =Ad at L 4 per cent. per L 2,600 0 0 27,400 0 0 30,000 0 0 2,606 4 8 12, rani sari added thereto . IDahnei tastsd to profit and for raw account pl ßeene -`" l e , So An; wM Wl'►i+; restrztod on bun wan. set a 11 .Beene sad Irma Amok lie , r. Best soh Is. IL ; vsr. Mope at gllss, Sebside 680 y, 17s. ; d. ; Wall. ; Walls Moo, Us. 6. ; 4. 198. ; WB6 austsll,llB. 3d.; st 16•8 H• Hough Hai u& ; Canny and ; sold. Q. r- Tar. Tag 1846. ISA 14.471 So. 1,1 On art sa 4,0) MI ijii mut 19, 0 :3,613 1 4 4 111 WSW 1* 41,576 14* 67,616 00,710 10,700 - ion 10a ttso &no 4 &in LS t ile t mro iyasat, 1,67 1 : DEATHS. lap, Wepnoadi 0 a asaKhtel , od-Plac• b T6MII.U - SQUI" *I OrartVille-PirL of sou. hunch. BromP i t Hydepark. . Y. saute, Fi4• snare, Weston' RIB of !Ir . of the to XMI. Piga% la,. o f zr A OR 141 1 woit I w of UM widow of thr I. of Alboart . Led. HALO. d o ire it of *ltl printer,. ".".. sioLtn I I 161113 . 4 t— rat brought tram All,llll 0 11 1111106 t =mat tialliur WM 16 11 5101,171 1 RESERVE FUND AboouNT. roam or Arruorrorr, No. . (ITo be Waned by the Beaten.; ITALIAN TIVI PQ CWT. STATS.oollfillf LOAN. To the General Credit and Mew Company of lambs hating paid to (lAnied. ) your hankers, the ram of t . bob/ the required depodt of 1 per cent. on a mutes that you .111 allot so me t I. the above Loan, and I hereby agree to wept that amottiit. or any lees Sala that may be slotted to me. Name la full Address in fall Occupation Dot* mut from lost halt-year limbos rvuoied on new sham oldios brought down Lt 08,670 0 0 siso,ooo 0 130,570 0 0 30.000 0 £290,670 • • • Helm examined the above accounts, and Mid them coe. **Jemmy 14tb, 146, OHO. THOMSON, t ♦ o dtton. CHURCH BONI, It"! rewired unanimou tiy,-That the report now reed be 111;likabutan announced that the dividend and bona. would r o and al feel Landry, the 2t.th January. at the Head Threadueedlgatreet. It memeolved unsuicaoludy UAW. trawls Balder be elected an Auditor of this Bank, la 'bijou of Hr. Alfred Limb, resigned. Mae bed thanks of the Meeting are due to the Chairman affireesten for their very able and efficient services. TIM the medial thanks of the shmeholders are hereby ten end yr . Marshall, Mr. Alien, and the other officers of the bitter Me sunned manner in which the business of the bet andaated. listractill from the minutes. JOHN YILLISKS SHELLEY, Chairman. C. J. H. ALLEN, ewarstary wed Sub-Manager. Ilill;ilftedle-street, Jan. 19, 1566. BANK of LuNDON. Theesdneedieetveet and Chairing-cram btr JOHN VILLIERS SHELLEY, Bart., M.P. —JOHN GRIFFITH FRITH, Faq. (Frith, bands, and po ) lieseoryt—Matthew Mennen, Jun., Esq. 011=accennts opened with parties properly Introduced, Ni allowed on credit bellow', provided such balances lesseleavia below MOO. 2 1 fssIseseived upon de pos it, repayable on seven days' notice, ewer ea which is regulated by tis market value of money, as metem c .,i from doe to time by public advertisement, the Petit Ni, being Fostuand-a.flalf per Cent. I'vMe Notes and Letters of Credit leaned tree of charge, sod WI Oescriptioes of banking business transacted. C. J. H ALLLN, Secretary and flab-Manager. FIYLI enlebrated 'UNITED SERVICE SOAP a TULLIS. 4d. and 6d. each, sold by all eheadiere sad rag ile areaskoat Id kingdoms but the public should ask aa4 es* that the name of J. C. sad J. FIELD it ,_ Blll O sirap bs p l it m ff. I • 1681Srli. I n A f r.o2l. ft, ertis azps na otlte obtained their Prime Medal ParaillaeCaiallos. ORD'S FLUID MAGNESIA.—The DMdse I prof ion for thirty years have approved of this Preesilintion of Discoed& as the best remedy for coat and ste larbk Benders of every kind : and as • mildeperteet It to swim. Migiro.epted ter ladles and children. Prepared solely by ID and Co., Chemists, &c.. 171, New Bond-street, ii. and sold throughout the world by all respectable Cantlon—Nee that " Dioneford and Co." te on each WIN tad red label over the cork. TSZINVIGORATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE scientineally prepared and most powerful nutri a ewer introduced , reiterell to their normal cumin* wl• *rho us, on the tate/sit, of which perfect health de- Mi.lt lig Ricci& for debility of all kinds, and tram Its 6m lased other *radian* pepsine and phaspl.ate of soda, NoTo highly benelicial to the &emus sad dyspeptic. or four qza d atitlas s Is one far M. cob lesel lreeshorebetreet, EC., Loudon. giTING'S COUGH LOZENGES are daily r ielemiended by the faculty—tentlatonlala fres the wet = a tmay be loomed—as the mi.A. Ofected4 ratA La, convenient remedy for Coach sad all IdeoNere St tiL'., .and Throat. Sold to bozo, U. lid.: thaa, rasx,o6.M. lot Ila. each. T. KEATING, Chamdet, 79, M. ~.... serd, London . Said retail by an Doubt/. &d. ..._____ j ti nt._ VI COPAHINX MEGA saosseday 3 ,....-..j.5. p.m. am imam Reseltalk under She save et l i-- " mul lt Bird. Lin Se. Poke& sae Ulm C lark i a ~.....,. • 4186!) . effects a ears Is ea averse* or ido deYs le — a crr...ff 'block disarm —es. ed. par battle= au .suceart, Preach sandal, to. liamedark let Maw* Peels. ITALIAN FIVE PER CENT. STATE DOMAIN WAN.—The SUBSCRIPTION LIST for this Inca will MOM TO.MORROW (Saturday), the lid Instant. for Lon don, the Country, and the CoattaeaL SA.I7OI.—LEA sad PERRINS' wolicsermunuaz SAUCE. This &Udall condiment, prewosuced byconaoteseurs Tll ONLY 000 D SAUCE, Is prepped solely by LEA mad PERKINS. 77N public are respectfully cautioned against wortblees tmlta• dons, and should sea the Lae sad Pyrrha wanes anew wrapper. label, bottle, and stopper. ASK for LEA and PIERINY SAUCE. Sold wholesale and for export by tie Proptheors, Werouter News. MOINE sod BIACKWELL • Nowa. BA LAY sa4 SONS. Lowdoa, Sic., to.: and by grocers and alma universal, T ON IC BITT E R S. WATERS' QUININE WINS. The swat palatable sod wholmouse Misr la exideoce AN NIFICIINT TONIC, An usequalted stommida sad a goalie stimulant Told by gropers, flattop warehousemen, wine merchasts, sew hationers, sad tabus, at Ma. a dozen. Manufactured by WATIMI and WILLIAM, wawalla:llWa-heasy Caaameireet, London. MCI* I. Leek and Ca. Worcester. Trio PARENTS and GUARDIANS.—The return J.. of youth to their respective beerdingeoboeis indoor a solicitude for their personal comfort end attraction, and ROW LANDtf RACAMAR OIL. for accelerating the growth and Improvbeg and beautifying the hair, itowlaticlif Kalydor. for Im proving rho emu mad e empleeioN and removing cutaneous defects, and Rowland.' (Menlo. or Pearl Dentifrice, for ren dering the teeth beautifully white and preserving the gums. are ooneidered Indispensable accompaulmenta.-Bdd by A. ROW LAND sad SONS, an, Ratios-garden, said by chemists and per fumers. Ask for Rowlands' mtielea. f AMBICRT'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM, .14 an effectual remedy. without confining the bowels or affeenft the head, truly elleadens end pleasant, Is admitted to be the ban Eledkda• for ImmediMely relieving coughs, colds confirmed came of asthma. and Inelpent cousamption. It fre quently mum penone whom the faculty pronounce Incurable, edialrably allays the tickling which provokes bequest coughing In approve/dm consumption lie effects are truly beneflotaL Persons ele t of sleep, or even Wog down tar fear of suffoca tion, ma y on retief In a few minutes after faking R. y and sold by W. LAMBERT. chemist, 8, King RR liamstreet, Char •ift-crom, London, and by all druggists, in botUes, 1144., and three quantities is one, h. 9d. lie particular and a-lt for Isinsheres Asthmatic Be/sam. The name we address are engraved es the stamp. MALVEMALVERN COLLEGE. —SMIRKS'S RN LECTURE—The BUILDER of TRIM DAT, prim 4.1., by post 5d., sentalas :—Fin• View of Malvern Proprietary Catlin — The Dodges for ths Rest and Toeltry Karim; an t ithpag—rro. lessor linirle's Opening Lecture on Architecture: Royal Academy —4°Ta t i gal about a Uod of Mortar — The Designs for the Scot, Ush 111 of the Prince Consort, Edinburgh—Direct Com munication between London and Csicutta by Lead Is a Port. ntot sing an I other Reproductive Art Promnam—last music is sows Night Schools—The " Disel=ao s te c i MAO, Iseßstrust. Commtgareist ; mud alt KR. CHARLES KNIGHT'S AUTOBIOGRAPHY. On the Stih Instant will be pubUlbid . ;mice lea ed., the Third pest:mon 7,1 1 . ° l4S d itkirerLlFE DURING HALF • CENTURY. Hy CH•sus MOORS. Volumes I. and IL ay always be had. pdoe 10a. ed. Niel. London : Bradbury and Roane, Boaverleetsslt, BC. THE COMPANIES ACT, 1862. The Forme sad Await Books regrind under the shim Let. see oil other Made ot Amount Books, with ewer leteMaisrp re quisite tar PobUs Co:spades, tbe Ooontlaphsoos. map. pUed ow the best hams Poi view et Mare Offallealso Bred sad hated: eery *Bed sad oxasstal. Alh sad JIM. mesmerist. LC., sad Leaden-15i10% ILL The lI De. sarlossik Nation, mill Calmed MM. prim RAMADOR am the CURABILITY of CONSUMPTION. Palsies,Mal sasiosly las asses st larded sae esselsolse niers la proof of las oursbUtty al &Nam than los ballot stesamassMos."—uswelL " nave been Os umassi se masts( Mosesad ocesamers ponces Mala Mr De. s sestbad. —Ms. J. IL Vowa tn , B4 /ei., Obspisles A M York. Lome= impair sad Co. APPIJCATION FOR SHARF-7. (To be retained by the bankers) To the Directors of the Darjeeling Company (Limited). Gestiernen,—/faving paid to your banker* the sum of I Wag • deposit of Al per share on stares in the above Company. I berieby request that yon will allot me that number, and I agoee to accept such shame, or any less number you may allot to me, subject to the conditions of the articles of erode. Lion, and I agree to pay the furthe: deposit any) parable on allotment, and to the articles of association of Company wlies required I authorise y,,u to based my name on the register of share rs for the Dumber of shares allotted to me. Ilona signature Items la full Profession or buslansa Addrest Date TABLE GLASS, CHINA, & CHANDELIERS. J. DE71178 see SONS Rarebit added FIVI NEW SNOW YOWLS to lark Ifikaalso tory, when the largeet isetertment le the world of VMS goods et their siaanteetare my be seem —lit, liwandedika. LAMPS 70Z INDIA. H YAM and Co.'s ATTIRE for GENTLEMEN, On and el, Oaford•d»et. W. Alt the latest productions in COATINGS, VE.STINGS, and THOURZRINOB, for Gentlemen's Autumn and Winter Attire. The new paherwe for Trousers and Vesta, which are displayed In great vart 7, are specially recoateseattes. Overcoats...mi. totes. Winger gem Yl.. to 71h.. Jackets, tit Se tfa ; tines Gala, POit to TOe. ; Frock Coat., SOL to 70e. , Drees Vans, to ad. to Ots. halts, Us. to SOL Hata and Caps, with Hosiery, Shirts, Via brier, Ha, la past variety. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. tastrraa'a TELSOILLM.) AUSTRIA. VIMINA, JAN. 19. The General Correspondenz of to-day say" : "The resolutions passed at popular meetings held in Holatein, in coneequeuoe of the address sent by Baron von Scheel-Pleseen and bia political support ers to the Emperor of Austria and the King of Prussia, have been forwarded to this City. The Imperial government, however, has declined to re ceive these resolutions, in the same manner as it declined the address previously Pent, since it is determined on principle not to accept any math festatiou upon the question of the duchies." BREACH OP TEE FOREIGN ENLISTMENT ACT. DARTFORD, THINISDAT Evuura Captain Oro wu brought by Superinteodeat Brandon to Dartford this evening. The party proceeded at tame to the Bull Ina, ow of the gated* hotels of the *ewe, where it wee arranged that the captain should be lodged for the eight. The Dartford magistrates meet in their petty m ikes on Satanism, sod on Saturday neat MOM' Great's ore will be adjudiested upon, Sir Percival Bart Dyke being in the chair. ZooLoofraL Horirry ow LoNDow. —At the monthly geseral meeting, held yesterday, at the moiety's haw in Hasureor-square— Admire ! Sir W. Bowles, K. 0.8. is the chair—Lord Henry Loftus, Sir Within Williams Wyss, Bart., colonel Henry Percival de Bathe, Lient,Oelosel Augustus William Henry Hayrick, Mies Jamie Dagen Ode, and Mem% Henry Loamy/ Sharp, Thomas Eneloos Smith, Richard Maslen Sonderato, Walter Balmy Taastoo, Wiliam Keeyos Blaney, sad Amok! Whits, were sleeted fellows of the moiety ; sad Preform P.J. Van BIDS4IIO. of Louvain, sad Preform W. Lilisborg, of Urea, were at the same time sleeted Emig, members; sod Dr. H. Dohro, of Stettin, sad Mr. Marls. Rock Reese, of Soy:wombs, Marlborough, New healed, corresponding members of the amelety. Six sow ormdtestes far the fellowship were proposed for alesties at the mat meeting of the moiety curers Purace Chrx SuaLuxo Div. AI. 19.—Adwdeelows on perms* 1,5 24 ; ditty by sews tisk" tin ; Imaa. 2,381. The Duke de Bellune writes to the Gazette de /rata denying that M. Walla de Lavalette has sent him a challenge in consequence of a letter recently written to the Emperor. That gentleman is one of his oldest and best friends, and no difference of opinion is likely to interrupt their friendship. He admits, however, that be has for two years asked in vain for an " inquiry" into the circumstances which led to his recall from Borne in 1862, and complains in bitter terms that neither the souvenir of his grandfather, nor his own loyal services for 16 years, nor the recent death of his brother, under the French fin, in Cochin China, nor his own trials during the yellow fever at Lisbon, were deemed sufficient reasons for granting the favour he desired. It is evident from the letter that the writer was dis missed for not changing his opinions with regard to the temporal power in accordance with the altered views of the Tuileries. The section of the Council of State for disputed affairs has just decided on a question of great in terest in electoral matters. The subject related to an election to the Council General of the Var, and the point to be decided was whether a Council of Prefecture is competent to decide on the ineligi bility of the member nominated. The elections of the Var had given the majority to M. de Kerve guen (the government candidate set up against M. Emile 011ivier), but an opposition had been raised against him that be was not do miciled in the department. The Council of Pre __ _ fecture decided in favour of M. de Kerveguen, in spite of the law of Jane 22, 1853, which reserves to the judicial authorities to take oognisanoe of such contested affairs. The decision of the Council of Prefecture has now been quashed by the Council of State, awl the validity of the election is to remain open until the tribunals have decided. This is an important victory of common law against administrative tribunals. The Moniteur's London correspondent writes an eloquent letter devoted exclusively to the news of Mr. Alfred Tennyson being made a baronet, which creation he describes as " one of those personal acts of the sovereign which are always received by the nation with the most lively satisfaction." As the news is not tree, farther quotations of the writer's remarks upon it are unnecessary. A telegraphic despatch from Grenoble states that the case of Roux v. Armand came on yesterday on appeal before the Tribunal of First Instance, in presence of • great assemblage of persons. IL Armand is defended by MM. Jules Fans and de Ventavon, and Roux is represented by M. Giraud, batonnier of advocates of Grenoble. This latter opened the proceedings at 11 o'clock, and insisted that Roux had been beaten and tied up in the cellar, the assailant being K Armand. The trial will not last so long as that at Aix, as M. Jules Fano was expected to address the jury for Armand to-day. The Bourse is heavy to-day. Bente fell 150. for cash and 20c. for account, closing at 66fr. 85c. and 67fr. Mobilier fell sfr. But little business was done. Pousu Vicrims.—" A communication from WU.- saw," lays the Petrie," nommen the death of IL U. sock', nephew of Count Walseaki, .z-Minister of BiSill. The deceased, • rich laselowaer, was • tam ef miry moderate oginione and a deolared adversary of the boarreetios. It happened, however, is the course of last trials; that the police abased the right of illuminating haws as say 'sal versary or lioadme fit& He felt a aerial* »mamas to joie is mob assailestatioss when so many Niiiill families were is mounds; monad him, and eae day be refused. He ou immediately summonedbefore the Grand Master of Polio'. and was condemned for the camas to ge sad reside is a mail tows in the government of Pease. at the ray bottom of Basel. Boma thus also' be wrote to Ws mother, and drew such • picture of what he had to sedan that the old hay fainted as reading Use latter and coos Sher OZ. laseeld himself has as, died fora the prive t:l IL to which be was Mood . A Court of Common Council, the first mime the loosed antis. es St. Thames Day, was bean retercitY at GaildhalL The LonnlLtron presided. awl at the of Viewer% several newlpsiseled .embers took= oath et O&M ♦ curious traveller arriving at a quarter-past two o'cdoek yesterday at the Greenwich terminus of the railway of that name, asked of a cabman "Row much to Bast Greenwich—the Morden and En derby. wharves r " Three shillin^" was the astonishing reply, but upon the traveller indulging in a gesture of astonishment, the indignant cabby replied, " Sir, if you think the money too much at the end of the journey you shall have the drive for nothing." And he was right. No men who had not gone over the ground could believe that there existed in the vicinity of London such a dismal swamp as that which intervenes between the railway station and the point which was the object of the traveller's journey. There were ruts, there was stagnant water, there was steaming miasma, there was sisedatiosr; but it all led to the temporary abode of • more wondrous sea-serpent than ever alarmed the imagi nation of American ship captain, or "sensation "- ized the columns of /few York newspapers. At the bottom of the swamp were situated the works of the " Telegraph Construction sad Main tenance Company (Limited)," and within their walls was coiled the scientifically-constructed cable whose mission is to unite two worlds in the closest fellowship, and the most instantaneous inter communication of intelligence. Everyone knows all about the former attempt at telegraphic communica tion between the two wised the Atlantic—how the cable was actually laid, and how easeseges were. actually interchanged between the two hemispheres. It is not forgotten that President Buchanan—alas ! since dead—interchanged courtesies with Queen Victoria ; how the particulars of the loss of the Europa were instantaneously communicated to Lloyd's ; or that two regiments stationed at Halifax and under orders for India was countermanded MI consequence of the suppression of the Story mutiny, through the agency of the then cable, thus saving the country between seventy and eighty thousand pounds. But the glimpse of success was as transi tory as ft was bright, and its subsequent failure, which in any other ease would have been final, only served to pave the road to success for Englis h courage, English perseverance, and English enter prise. Never did the axiom that "the road to success I is paved with failures " meet a more complete and happy illustration. No sooner had the failure of the first Atlantic cable been ascertained, than the wits of all its projectors were set to work to moor tain the causes of failure and the means of prevent ing its repetition in future. The American imagi nation, always expansive, had conceived the possibility of an Atlantic telegraph, but it required the practical genius of the English mind to turn the imagination into • reality ; and here we have a proof of the natural tendency of the two nations towards an intimate union. Thayer", infect, new skies to each other ; the Americans to conceive re jects of world-wide importance, the English to week them out to purposes of practical utility. What were the desiderata for a successful cable, and wh o lla a d i the original cable failed in supplying them I was wanted was, first, perfect insulation for the wire along which the electric current was to trees', tenacity in the outer cable sufficient to withstand :bestrew of its own length and weight, and at the same time sufficient specific gravity to permit of its reaching the bottom of the ocean and reposing there in safety. In 1850 Mr. Crampton bad laid a cable between Dover and Calais, which has been working successfully ever sines, but the distance was short and the waters shallow • it wanted a different cable where the dig taws was 2,300 miles, and the mean depth upwards of three miles. The first Atlantic cable hid for its transmitter of the electric current a core or copper strand of seven wires (six laid round one), the weight of which was 1071 be. the nautical mile. The insulator (the great desideratum) consisted of gotta perch% exclusively, laid on is three coverings, and weighing 2fillbs. per nautical mile. The exter nal protection consisted of 18 strands of charcoal iron wire, each strand composed of seven wires, six laid spirally round the core, the latter having been previously "served" with hemp saturated with a tar mixture. All these precautions proved Wiwi- &lent, and fur this simple reason : sufficient pre cautions had not been taken for keeping the copper wire constantly in the centre of its numerous in sulators and protectors, and whenever in the mune of manufacture and under the influence of atmo spheric vicissitudes it approached the outer surface, insulator was destroyed, and, as is well known, wherever the water touched the actual copper wire the electric current was partially interrupted. To this simple cause may be attributed the failure of the first Atlantic cable. The first business of Mr. Glass and his emits- ' 1 toys, both scientific sad machaaind, was to moor taiu the exact nature of them causes of failure, and the second was to construct a new cable of such a nature as to prevent their recurrence. The 13111110- facture of that cable his occupied all the science, all the machinery, and all the perseverance of the firm since July last, andyesterday the repiesenta fives of the public in the press were muninimed is East Greenwich to witness and to &rosins Ili first stage on the road to scrooges. To and fully to appreciate the merit of that success, it must be recollected that the manufacture of sub merino telegraphic cables is an entirely new fea ture ie English industrial enterprise. Mr. Glass had actually first to make his material, the. so make his machinery, and finally to make his arti sans—that is to say, to educate them for their spe cial and exceedingly scientific work: The visitor the water. Lithe old cable the weight "in air" was 20 cwt. per nautical mile, and in water 13.4; in the new, the weight in air is 36 cwt. qrs. the nautical Ends, and in water only 14 cwt., thus gain increased ponderadty when it is required for rapid descent, and comparative flotation when every dimi nution of strain is of the utmost importance. In the old cable the " breaking strain " was 3 tons 5 cwt., in the new it is 7 tom lb ewta.—tbat is to say, it is not expected to break under a vertical depth of 11 miles, whereas the greatest oceanic depth at which it will have to be laid is not more than 21 nautical miles. We hope we have given some clear ides of the anatomical structure of this wondrous sea serpent, which, resting his head in America, and his tail somewhere in the United Kingdom is to be the harmless but most useful transmitter of ideas, waste, wishes, and intelligent)e between the two hemis pheres. His vertebra), so to speak, is to be composed of that magical (*pre wire along which Aeolis:trio current, which is his life, is to run, and which will mock Ariel's girdling of tlie earth in 40 minutes by its rapidity, and his insulators and outer skin &mbar- Mat fintof gutta perch* and Ohatterton's compound, wound round him alternately,and then higarmoury twists and strands of homogeneous iron, pro- tected in their tarn by Manilla hemp and preserva tive mixture. The cable, which is made et the rate of about 14 miles a day—the various "sun and planets" working inoessantly—is first coiled in small vats, where it is steeped in water. Here the electrician steps in, and ascertains the uninter rupted pomp of the "current," and thence it is removed to enormous vats, where it is again coiled with the same regularity, and where the water test is again employed. The whole factory is shaded from atmosphericvicissitudes,and an even tempera ture preserved ; whilst to ensure certainty of work mans'hip a minimum of human labour is employed. The visitor yesterday was astonished at the small number dl artisans employed. The "sun and planets " seemed to do everything, and if anyone, more curious than his neighbours, wished to know what set them all going, he found in one secluded corner a little " Graashopper " steam engine, of SO horse-power which kept the whole factory in motion. About 960 miles of the cable are now complete, and they lie them coiled with the utmost regularly in eight or nine large tanks, and thence are being delivered by an inge nious arrangement, which prevents the slightest kink" or twist, on board the vessels which are to take them down to the Great Eastern in the Medway. One vessel has already gone away fully laden, and another, the Iris, a fine brig which had newer been to sea was yesterday alongside the wharf taking her cargo on board. She was being loaded at the rate of about ten miles an hour, whilst the cable is made at the rate of two-and-a-half miles, ! but the contractors are already so far &bald that there is no deabt that the able will be ready for delivery as fast as the vessels are ready to take it on board. The whole we , • id-51,500 tons— will occupy three tanks in the Great Eastern, all above water-line in the Leviethau, whilst below, 10,000 tons of coals will keep her as "stiff as a crutch." It is hoped that she will start about June next, and that one of the most experieneed captains of the Canard line will betnduoed to take the sail- ing command. The arrangements for paying oat the cable, which is to be done over the stern, will be in the hands of the scientific officers of the com pany, and all parties concerned are most sanguine as to the ultimate success of the operation. The first great stage, the delivery of the cable on board the tender*, was celebrated yesterday evening by an elegant entertainment at the " Ship," at Green wich, where bumpers of the rarest vintage wore quaffed to "The Success of the Great Atlantic Tele. graphic Cable." FIZIAI3III4—An inquiry was hold by Dr. Lug beater hat emu* at the Bank of Paglaad Tavern. Pad &Volk TlSPldearth• death of Hasty ilapple, aged 2 yews. The itemeard wee es alsobrieS ecs , resifts a Heide. Last linada ia4a. 6 Ire mist sal with three other lads to shoot in 'a field flealsg two masses to the field they war sad diseased hid the gsa in drain. Wiwi wCi"bra.diallias It oat Will it west of sad that his l b the baser put of tha thigh sad also is the sett 0 the leg. He palled off his marl and head gad lire UM ahem the woad. His courrades carried Ida be 06. Nary' Hospital, WWII it was build that a Loge quativa 'bat was Is the lower wound. He died frees Samos Tb 11010•111 r said that I. that seighbootheed deeps area from be,. sad be shoolieg aloes the heagrrowa He we embody is fear that if be walked is the folds be wool be abt. Rum* he bad held as *seat on a boy she by wither boy. The pollee ought Wart is web a mutts A poliereosiable stated that a pushy mold be &owe ray 'rhea the pia was disabused with 500 yards of dwelling y is say gibes ISM the ast was 'sly a teespras i the party stand • field sad shot there. Hue ossoesle their gabs wires they saw the polio. sombre by Midas th Meeks haw their bomb and thread?" them nailer th el Wis• The jay seismal a needn't of dasidestel death. The Heorotary of the Navy yeatesjay trans milted to the beau ChW Madam list's Mort 01 Id drams& sad beswerhe of Omit Britain sad ham* a weepy iabd with &swims,. It appeals that she ewes eldpe Heist Maim. buffs and building. sashes 20.. C es sea heavy ism mule. sad two woods, mesa I ems Inn sad ewe wades awls msg.- ow Irk