The Express. — London, England, 1855-02-19 00:00:00

7 4b°/ /Cie el47o #4 4 • , ; I 7 I • Y.. 4 : 401,d :Tr 7 T •J• :o • %N. / No. 2,652.] LONDON, MONDAY NYENING, FEBRUARY 19, 18U. [THREEPENCE. I=oa KNO WLEDGSOLIATION for PIiONOTIIIO Ow lALAS lAL PUBLIC IMMO vlll laltr4la at Eletar-belt, is lIIIDNPSDAT a*. U. nil swim al as adiveratt by Jobe mow, 11. P.; Itiabot 00100, 10. P.; Gawp Damao, M.A. ; T. IL nor, M.P.; =pit% 11. P.; Dr. Ravi, 04 . Wm 017 ; Cita Bin at I 560 &BB MBA w a re~ Me el Itatiello. ileawatrest, sal zp: e. diry; Colb Illabopfa ; et Itearramil; sad Wks el A i m. 10, amplowpfue, Orate blame& SANE of DEPOSIT, NATIONAL ASSURANCE modNa.ORSTRINT ASCOCIATION, NI, Pali-RAU Meat, the WARRANTS forns the HALT-TR AILT Deposit INTIRRST. at the rata pot ean. ger moi, on Aentonee. of an nay tleilney era PAYABLE 410 . to 71st Dcoontne, PM* rolidaig Director. births &Woo of Isotollai on mao4 to maim as alp of the But of De m& Tioopinno sad Form for Ovens. Annan sett hoe co opploodis. 1617. BRITANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, Prloosorzool, Hoak, Landow Vayovosoil by Ppoeist bet of Parilaimit, 4 Vie., asp. IL Cambius.—blajor.oral ALISANDRE, Blackbomb Port. lairoomt far of pears, kr soaring Lams u Dalt. Balf premiums only mailed daring Ira love you's. Sian coredmaid* at aim, or at death If abiarriag ;twin*. MUTUAL LITZ ASSOCIATION. lhapewered by bee liajoatfa loyal Lath= Fauna. Pteilta Melded unsay. needirea empaand we every three meths' ttliesisalli •P. llatgaredit Peileit•—the sapid hall premium liquidated out el iiis - v — e — s Tom Ilse. of Lik. Maul Pre- Toady Pre- Edam Toast Nth& 10 0 0 II _ _ I I. R. iO6l ANDRIR S 2. L I 1 II I 2 2 2 2 • II 6 • s.. 4. II 8 • I IS 4 4 • • I It 4 pELILIAN LIFE 70," --""" ,Ctty, and SURANCE COMPANY, st in OW. r, awing-mom Westminster. Witham RobertOMlaw. In.,PIA Owing Wei lay, TAq. Doha Darla. lea. Jai. A. Oaks. M.D., ELL Ramp arawirth D.Rialems. Rag. li9Oispray airs: =lllpeurlty. Ran a ?rondos with participial= to Prate. low Rains without Prelha. 30111IIL—Pseimittis or MI pee Oat. at the mate sr* divided smaanat Aro psi, Wain. Louis k esmodia Ina Ws moursise• out approved peenrity. *mums Pam= rsquirei lie tha Anaranat of £lOO for the whole trim et Aim Widow Adi Pm/WI Lee,,Wltheat heft.' Nati Prelim b - 12Irarr . 41 Z 1 18 10 I — LI e 10 113 30 1193 1 . I I 4 10 I 2 4 0 210 4 la • 1 0 7 4 _ _ Lg. 'Timmer Bodralin, °wad. rag. C.Mitiont.- Papa,' p.EA a.pd s • Matthewthw i aMatthewtr. M. Ike Prospectus, and Fariror Proposal apply at the Mau Owe, or to arty of the Company's agents PATENT Provisional Protection, 8 guineas. Patent cesiste, 4331.—1 ft. CLARK, Agate Arm, 33. Chassery-lase. DDB JONORB LIGHT BROWN COD una OlL—This pm. timlelleralsi, sod speedily OEM. dal tomol7, NM tree whim Sow ift MIII4IIIIO. NAW lc* youumbes by Weil maul" utreardbary •••.. =ir t k ababa soss oboe Ile pi ell Ms Wit* Med, nay be 8014 st AMA& LWOW, Lod O 77, sbuml. Dr. Me arimbles. Lo (to ca.), h. plats 44. IWM 06.1, Ya rse aecasettal results at the last half ISMtury boo p.wd bred imams tbst MOWIANDs' MACASSAR = plailsels WOW pews ts Ms ~A. sustore. St% sea Mstsuosset et Os hum Air. It prossis It from SM. Ms mos Min soir,rempassweaceak. deems liken used mi SWIM isl miles boilledls omit. ail,. sad ism le Op pose d WM. vilime. stssirliet M Walk, Is ID Mashales MR *Sim I Is apsilly sesssummled us frosts' ths Ws of besslrd bad at SRL hiss Ss, GIL ; 16. ; imile Wits topoll Is flue asole. Its. N.; s owl *Mit ISM el" sts. kali oiss.-01; Ms maws Wait bell mega MI6 " BOW. Ilmemsr OS.* tiss by A. ROWLAND and NOM fit, Ettlurprie. WAR; ma bramble lei pelmets. &131 et BRMAIL —Protected by Royal Letters hint MONA sad isesied by ke Sok Odle Zak d• 0 lidlo Ed tb• IsagedmiCklisse el iskdo& Thee& kr I. Is amok he nionallee. eyfrese. lied ern — dike VON& Thom% likk easeleay. lake ken =eft eanielarly ma melee misers ell resie at °WA meek , beer ketkea Ilbseeltea add* Evsk die bilk d • ewe prim el tke yepreirks. Pk k b Ike pek eselleold knee, kr ket elee et rtiok i , ueklemikV. Ike Oak *yaks Weak elk lees brillable imiliael Ike yelluere 1 eeeslialke, 2 111 all Se ermegerne le Os add NEM meek /der Dm IA Neu. me Mee deveM el leole a mi. NM et ell eiskike. Timmy Bs ee the Nike Mk *dent kW kaki. sirpoled. Sidle lis um. et lie. emit ; tree by past a 'elm dklied leklueenee demos sintektmeed by V ken. be.—ik to bed io =l, eel mak le mi = et " Ckeiteke °l l l &*et (111* Umbsteaest, E a S sin‘ausd. illebeken ues. I litmeal, lar rinewelle is. re sediments. rinraritrih.lTY of CONSVOrr e N ; Wog aswresit Penn wanting the meet prenlitin ad lapin the ?meanest et the Dimon Ite P. EL Itmessem, We'd t Penn hs he Celine Phyddine nee tenet !Wens to the elmet, lee Disesmat the Mob Se. AI" by the wee le tee it, • TILIATISIt es •STIIIIA and DlnSkribated lie 111•.11T. tanks : Leaman awl Co. CBB "THE GARDENERS' CHW 'NICLE" on JOHN end Co 's HOT WATTR APPARATUS.—Ths t 7, ossibly, sal bortlesltalists are Hoe impsetfully invited es Moises OWN aft sseere sestber, _es eme lbe unprecedented eddreemee balm by bet weer beolblellswel beadier op. verde se 1,086 Met Yes. TY Mots bolsi hoe SO to • 0 degrees ley see saisillbelbe. el a omelet only !k U. dip. Boilers sad bet meter segreellsess et a 0 den solleslis ire mentor beetled. torsi daveskee", modem. viirelmesse, Be.e. Also to be ems beetlwalteed Widow et own Asseriptloe, so that a lady or essiessms oss Meet the deeedelble of banal and appanowk beat nlgtrd bee refry requited polises.—Jol lle WEeliS and Co , Kinet Void. (helett. bee•beese Wier, and tat water apparatus THE DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING PAPER. prior Sd. lb* Lawlian Liberal Masud, ties adratata of free mimmarce sad of all mod Warm. la to. Want sad valve el Its geseral awra—la the saressy at Its law reports. end to qtr varied wiereandle aM commercial Worms des contained ia ths city, railway, sod masatary articles—tide papw le sampans& NPECIAL CORRESPONDCNTB AT rds AIAT OF WAR. ITN PORP.ION NESA's IS RELIIIII.4 AND IMPARTIAL. An sieluatrely I ITV rt port of rhippins la elia Wiwi alas usap. OW to It by every Overland Moil, and u contain@ TIIE ONLY DAILY MIMING REPORT, _ . _ with list of prior. 11XCLUDII 4 ALL OM/MYR ADVEKTISIMENTS. It Is lOIMIF Independent, ani dwagb lowlier by nun than slaty pre elms wry st its oontensporartea tide paper b by consistency eV sot bianistlun, achimod for Wait • character position not Winn ti arm. To le mimed easy bookienst a aswo an la the kingdom ; or at ▪ elbrkW Busiortodiest. Illsowiesse. Leedom. ILL umily ispolossid Is obtaining the game by mewled pit at • Om*, /Whim wilL on mptlaation. fa the OEM di 111111111.11111 is* le supply it, at MAO. pw Quarter, paid le shims W Fist•elles max. DAILY NEWS FORWARDED to the COUNTRY by lIVENINO ?Off, .t 19e. 64. per qr., payment to admire, b;101101 MADDOX, 10, Upper Albaapat., lbooksellsr sad Pierre AMA. D AILY NEWS LINT TO READ, from S Lau until 3 p.n., at le. per week; supplied In town or °metre, et for 3d. per day, ar lea. t i c:alder ; by lir. WALTIIIB, News &gest. IS, Tamie-striet. NEWS LENT TO READ, in Loudon, ra 1116 p quartar.—SENT by 11011141110ILAIL, ALI 116.6 d. 00..196. 6d. par sr.—B. ADAM% reribillout- 41 0 6 t. Ny+6 dent. BAYSWATER. -DAILY NEWS LENT TO READ; sad supplied to tie sotratry by mains poet, at 19e.rd. or quarter, paid to Mows. M. BURBIC6, Groraderraeo, West- Dampagest. ESCAPE OP CONVICTS PROM NEWOATE.—On Saturday morning the officials of the gaol of Newgate wire thrown Into a state of great perplexity on discovering the escape of three criminals, who, having been convicted and sentenced, were up to that time serving their pretentiously tern prior to being drafted to their several destiestions of transportation or postal servitude. It appeared that all the prbrmere were called over at eight o'clock, and as alas o'elmattbree men were found to be miming, via , Joie Betsy, wM wee sentenced to be transported for 16 years ke penis hoped 61 notes ; a man named Browo, convicted wad saw tweed to 14 Tun' transportation for a burglary emetedtled la the nsigkbeerhood of and during the late greet BM at iberaditch ; end Spier', the Bank clerk, who wee nemlemeed le II years' traupertatios for committing a bevel es Spume and Attireere beak. At the eatead of the prim kes era spine of proud, aborting spas the prd of as me" house Is Warwick-square. sad Mb awned that by rear of a rope supplied to then hes the meld, the ye aisles were asableCto Beale the well wed ease Is She yard Ehead se AIM% tar ve r al 1116 _1 111 .2r= lan of the beams ease. uw way MN the obeli, lb* mope bin Ailed by the desswelease of their we binkagia see pe tew Arm The towel seeps were takes be the detutioa end apperhesies of the ellbsders, bad with what seam 1111111111, Se M teed. S s. II 7 2 7 2 7 Is to 14 14 1.71 i Pre. Edam. • d. • 12 3 • 1 lil I 4 610 ii i II 1 4 11 111 4 lleadiat Mortar. ATROCIOUS ATTEMPT AT MURDER, BY SHOOTING, AT WALWOHTH.-(THIS DAT.) This morning, about 11 o'clock, the report of a pistol was beerd in the house of Mr. T. H. Leab, anetioneer and home agent, of Bereeford-street, Walworth, and in a few minutes afterwards that teatimes himself ran out tato the street, uttering load cries of "murder." Mr. Leek was almost instantly followed by a respectable looking man, with a pistol in each hand. On gaining the street he took a deliberate aim at Mr. Leah (who sontinsed running) and fired. At this momenta man in the employ of Mr. Painter, greengrocer, of Bmsford-sheet, stopped the woald•be assassin, and several gentlemen passing at the time also seised him, and took peasseioa of the discharged smarms. The Gaspe of :Mr. Leah was of a wonderful ehareeter. As he states, his aresilant knocked at the street door, sad after being admitted by the servant, coolly walked tato the parlour sad shot at him (Mr. Lab). Upon his rushing out in the street be followed, and again fired at him with another pistol. The ballet of the first pistol wee fraud _ flattened against the wall of the parlour. The perpetrator a. of this outrage le a tradesman of the name ef Clari, and — 1 the supposed muse is sane dispute in baldness matters. lie r was oonveyed to the Walworth Pollee-station by constable 371 P, followed by a large crowd, bat he maintained the utmost moolnees, evidently treating the matter very lightly. GREAT FIRE NEAR BRIDGE. —•— so - On Saturday we published a general account of the as. great firs then raging in Holland-street, Blackfrian. lust ',song (Sunday) it was not totally eztuipiished. It st. was the largest waterside fire that has occurred in the metro- so polls for several years—the seems, viewed from the bridge at. and the opposite side of the river, was ons of extraordinary at. grandeur—the whole metropolis was vividly illuminated ; for hours St. Paul's Cathedral, and every tower and steeple L i t in London, were brought oat in brilliant relief, while the s t appearance of the Thames for from far below London- st, bridge, to above Westminster, and the reflection of the M. flames on the floating ice, which coveted the surface, added It to the remarkable character of the sane. The fire originated, et. t . it is generally believe?, on the promises of Messrs. Rout ledge, timber merchants, whose and extended from s e Holland-street almost to the water aide, the grans/lee of tat Messrs. Water and Steel, flour factors, almost shuttle' on lel them, end forming the wharf. Ia addition to the large 6 . 1 - timber yard, which at the time contained many hundreds of loads of timber, piled in stacks to a considerable height, tit ' there were spacious steam saw mills, engine end boiler house, BC with workshops and other buildings. The steam mills are Si. understood to have been at work on Friday, and the workneople assert that when they left off work latit o'clock at night the place was apparently safe. No us •,,, Eto have had charge of the place after the doors were r t . and the keys given over toe party in the neighbour- se Nothing happened to excite alarm until about 20 so minutes after 10 o'clock, when the wife of one of the la- w buds, men in the employment of Messrs. Water and Steel 1 2 1. saw a glimmering light in the timber yard, sum after which Z . the flames burst forth. The man then took steps to save his st. master's horses, some 10 or 12 in number, in the stables ad- to joining the steam mills. He had just succeeded is lashing et the last horse up, and was returning to wheel out a light 100 chaise of his master's, when on. of the blazing stacks of • (the 'IMO one that killed Mr. Jackson) toppled over es into the gateway and shut him in. By clambering through so a window, however, he managed to escape. et. The arrival of the brigade force and other engines was 1 6 most prompt. The engineers, however, were unable to get 50 their 6111116101 into play for a long time alter. The plugs of la the water mains were frozen up, and even whoa thawed the s supply of water was so scanty that not a third of the engines S present could 100 put into modals. The large steam floating se. engine of the brigade war brouglit up the river, and got 23 into immediate play, but, in the mass time, the flames had overwhelmed the whole of the gespeety in the vicinity of a ft . the Albion Wharf, including the wagebeneas zed gnnariss so of Messrs. Water and Steel, those of ikoher and Co., 10 lima nierchasts, and their dwelling bases, the warehouses et of Messrs. Rickman and Co., beffillmssehists, of Messrs. Hadley sad Co., and the mein ladMingof the extensive ' 6 l engineering works of Sir John &sale. For hours after it st, raged tremendously. ills brigade, who were under the et, personal direction of their chief officer, Mr. Braidwood, 10 exerted themselves zealously. It was the coldest night 2k that probably had been experienced for years r (mach resembling that on which the Royal Ex to - chug, was destroyed). The frost was intense (upwards of yo 16 degrees below tho freezing point). Many of the firemen it were coated in ins, with icicles hanging from their uniforms 92 and helmets. 90 The fate of poor Mr. Thomas Jackson, the step-son of to , Mr. Braid qood, created a feeling of deep regret amongst to those connected with insurance Aloes. His remains, wises so got nut, prevented a shocking spectacle, and could only be to id:entitled by the iron of his axe, a knife, and the metal work of his helmet. All that remained of the unfortunate man was a portion at the trash et kis body. He was a young man of great q e, aril 11, omil held a lucrative office as sur veyor to the Firwollise. He had only been married st. two ruses bat has left so family. The amenzod statement of the property destroyed is ex- at based less the official report made to the insurance I! elks: :11 IIes.LAXD-STRIZT, BLACKMAN/J-110AD. The saw 0 1 ,timber yard, workshops, to., the property of Messrs. a t . ' • and Co , with stook, machinery, Ac., entirely St. boom& The buildings coveted an area of ground 300 feet 6 kw by 60 broad. The firm insured in several offices. 10 " The granaries . (waterside premises 160 feet lone, 80 so broad, and five evens high) filled with some hundred tons s t . of Liar belonging to Messrs. Water and fluiel, flour lee- 3 tors ; also dwelliog-hotasse, stables, cart and coach houses, Si. totally destroyed. et " Albion Wharf and ware se MIMI. H. Rosber and et. Co., lime merchants, substantial buildings, two dwelling at. houses, counting houses, *e., burned down. " Premises and dwelling-haw of Messrs. J. Rickman to and CJ . bottle merchants, destroyed. Insured. It. " Premises and warehouses of Messrs. Radley and Co., e t bottle merchants, pertly burnt. Insured. " Premises and stores of Messrs. Scott and Co., linseed so cake mercosnts, partly burnt. Insured. " Sir John Remiss enoineering works—the main build- St ing, five stories high, 200 feet by 90, containing machine It pattern, fitting, and other shops, with machinery therein, burned down ; remainder of works much damaged by firs, ri and by the fall of the furnace-shaft through the roof of the Si. long erecting shops. The firm had several marine engines et. in a forward state of completion, for government vessels ; St; some are destroyed. The firm are insured in the Sue, Al- N, hence, Phalan and other insurance *offices." 12 i The total lo s of property is compiled at not far short of 1, 100,01614. 6 The ruins were visited yesterday, as on Saturday, by 121 many thousands of spectators. St. 161 FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENTS. it. St. On Wednesday evening a fatal collision occurred St. L o. on the Barton branch of the Manchester, Sheffield, and I. Lincolnshire Railway, and on the following day soother 19 , fatal accident occurred about three miles trout the same e s tl spot, by which a naval coast guardsman, in her Majesty's lo service, received injuries which he survived only a few at. minutes. Both these accidents are to a considerable extent Si connected with the heavy fall of snow, which was deseend ing when each of them occurred. In the first case, a train . I °. had been despatched from New Holland to Barton, and 1 5 j Mr. Lewis, the station clerk, told the driver to take another 20 engine at the points near the New Holland station in eons& so gospels of estra power being required, as it was snowing is heavily. For some reason or other the driver went on with s , only one engine. He had to return from Barton at 5.30, bet not having arrived in New Holland at the usual time, I Mr. Ralph Peacock, the foreman of locomotives at New Holland, proposed to Mr. Lewis to send another engine so to her assistance. M.. Lesris said to him that this Barton branch was a single line, that the experiment was • dan- at. gerous one, and he (Mr. Lewis) would have nothing to do with it. Mr. Peacock at once volunteered the responsi. 114 - bility, sad ordered the usual driver to proceed in search of o , the missing train. The driver positively refused. Ulti- stately, however, an engine was sent under the guidance of es the second foreman of locomotive., and at about one mile from Barton it came into collision with the advancing train. 5 The snow was thickly falling at this time, and the driver, 23 , stoker, and guard—orbo, it seems, were all on the look-out 31 I —were not aware of the approach of the pilot until it was I perfectly impossible to prevent • collision ; having taken is such precautions as the moment allowed, these three per- Bt. sons lisped from the engine and train, and alighted in the deep snow, as did also the driver and stoker " 1 t• of the pilot engine ; the collision instantly ensued, and in ea instant the tender of the passenger train was exampled up, and one of the trains smashed and throws across the line. A bilge pMM of wood, which had so Issued a Most. Stack Mr. Mises Judd, a alert in the Addirrassr dim, skis of the ask, jest below tho wa s lakulds i sas nsesatly. Tbs sober pmseagen essayed will braises. In ike sessad tailiess. the Sc assess& was Woryarriag os the Ibis, sad lass kasekod sa down by as segles, the driver of whist add ad see him, sad odd tiebays palled so Ms oaths if he lied if tbs &saw of dossed, who, bleed, to avid • Min MS be was meeting ea sae Use it rails, sse !Psis sasdars, sad was instantly tusked down sad isold•11 1 7 singled by en engine behind him. width be Al ant rm. sad which, it is believed, the dell sale it Ile slisseyhero • ceased by the snow prevented his else ins lawfwg. His 2 sane is William Bark, aged 47, and bs bass a wife and sat eldhl.—Bail Posket. SHARE LISTS. IlayszvAl Pfau The railway share market to-day was 'ollleally better in character, in rympathy with Chireols. Prices in many suss closed 1 per oent. higher thin yesterday. Berwieks and York and North Midlandir however, do not recover. TlllB DAY.—Two o'CLocz. Scarcely any business has been done today in rail way stocks, and prices are quoted in nearly all cease the same as they closed on Saturday. London and North-Western stock is quoted 100 to 1; Great West ern, 63 to 1; Midland, 69 to 1; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 741 to /.; South-Eastern, 171 to #; Great Northern', 221 to 1; and Caledonians, 301 to 311. French shares are slightly better. OIDDIART SHWA AND ROOM Wis ID•di 0t , to 2 pas. 11041,tbisirsa a. WelvdatassValle, ki11e44.4R"54". l al 'aroe_d — b - ;hat. L all MON, O r nalybaad all Pet awl Iluilia. . O Odle mg Idtesi .. /600. all DenavilleL.lolll 0 1 /11 11 -1. 100 Oa all Ural ad IQ au &Mom tlaa ISt Brun flake, Cam A 64 Do. (Mt IS. U. Stels.) 100 D► -dam IL. ...... IMF Mot Lussidra 10 fdlal/011111100 3 / 1 10011 a l aid Podia .• WO 'lbudi rigib tret dis an p• llarthipi ..... ,:tram ; le Do. A. Ikea .1011 De. B. OWE ISO at. serhand lia. iii;:) IMO Wales I Do. Sesurirskis, oa.Stk. .11 Lamella. soh Carlisle I 141 Yes. Thirds — I 1 Do. Woo Thirds . ISO Loossidso sod Yorkshire let Ls : Do. W Win Ihko 11 mod MO Um. *S. Duo 100 L00L 111 14% Woolard Da. kr law 11 Da. Plato . _ _ 41 100 fasairriath Weds 434 De. irk $ll Ds. SO _ _ ell D. &writ. No. 1 100 100 Do. Bits is - 2 Derby • all 111 d. O. WM. (he.) 224 Ditto Halellora. all Newcastle ma Wide 21i 3 Ns Ne wianwiwirbarVairsikaNates. _ all Newry Wan low Moak& .... 13 I De. Not 34 Northers Cando 190 North British It Path Devoo ilehl lfo all Do. A 8 Do. 6 Goinatoot ISO t 4. Zostarn—Berwsok io Do. 1$ Do. O.N.E. Tom all Do. Loads 100 Do. York SO Worth Imam _ Do. New 101.011ano iii vQei p~ . 10 itakessibilsit. Jam 100 Qom, Weee., Wol,or HO MOM Onsual mil_lM _ ... 10 ihroig airs ibeey 100 Di I )10 _ DIMS 100 dot isilei SO ism* Ws 1$ iamb Taalliiii IttverDail all Mail= and 111 a Ilmaidiaisa all laisailindi W Watiellird and = . all Waterford and all Wait London Is Wait Cornwall I Wands( taskSiCertal P. 100 Aberdeen 100 Do. No. 2, 7 per Ct. 101, Celeacedin, SIO 12 Oman end Holyhead WI Cork and Bandon ell Dusid.Pertb,l2 Aberiase Bast Amities Moe A 222 It, Do. 60. Clue 8,0 Pr Ct 10. Do. do. Om C, 7 per Ct. 01 Kast. Cos. Ezia.,6 pa,lle I I el ta No. r In Do Da . New I pee do. OseL Sheen 20 nale.Unka. g 0.6 p.Ct , MI lest Lenerene all East kWatTorkJas.lithe 10: Etlin.,heltalni#oll2et. IP.; I or«.114-06,r•—_—k 100 Da pr ors isikaa- Mk at 10 pd. pm.. 10 00.40 Oa" 24 DeApAtas seLatigat 6 O. WoLlimadbalsis bpi 1.0 Ds NIL Ift 10.) Unsay.* t i;; Dl;;;rareit7 all Do. Btra.lfuL arm all Do. asoliirling...lll . TT . . 1,1 100 Do. arm Ges. Jo. Okapis OM MO 1 ;I . I 176 . 41157 — lii. all Do. 60. Am 6 LaneashinkYartai 100 . 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Prater. 16 WaSin of Fames 18 Wasters of OwttaarlarL 1 Se ....... 5;9 - 501 93_ 95 Idl. ii — lor 1 li le 11 01 Ma JO. 10 Si 1 10f pa 44 17 : 99 41 id 1 dl. pee 21 11 234 7 II 111 Si isi 6 61 — pet Si lei 1 1it --- 1609 Closing SWUMOM Na. lima. Paid prices done turday. lo.day. —, -- —.--- 109,000 1 Agaa Fria III i i SO,OOO 1 +Anglo Australian Gold aU 105,003 10e. +Anglo Cbdifornian 10,01' 10 +Australasian IWO 10 +Australian Muer 1 Australian Cordillera_ all 1010,00( 1 Australian Freehold 1 Ave Mai& all moo 00 Bleenaron Iron k Coal all 4 6 1 British Australian Gold all WV* 141 +liritilb Dos 10.6 4 6 116 +lirealtap.(in.a= 234 q 1} el Do.Oxontand 1 16 11, 16 Do. St. John Del Cl 16 38 SO 10 I COWIN Creek 1 IMMO 1 4cl4.o:4sklibLos.,Jara. 1 4 1 6 die 1 40 . • ftpw I tOsiouti Gold ..- l7 1 I 1 16 17 19 St. +Copper Misers of Eng. all 41 00 moo IS +Do. Prat. 74 Cent. all 1 die low 711 . 6 iEng.&A Copps all 14 S 20,000 1 +Portant 100,000 1 Great Nugget Vila nes. , 611,000 SO +General 72,001 , 1 Grand Duchy of Baden all 6 6 11,000 4 Great Polgoath all 40,000 1 Liberty 10,009 S +Linares all 76 66 11 10,000 6 Lueltanian I 1I 6 40 MA 143,013 1 rliariquita ...... ....... ,0 0 1 New Granada IS, 1 tlf.thiaree len.flin.C+ all 600, . 1 Nouveau Mande 10, 10 Ponteiband Silver Lead all 14 15 141 1150,00 0 Port Phillip eo,oo. 1 Quirts gook all 10,' 60 +llSymney iron 10,000 13 +Do. New 1,000 30 %Wino de Cabo III 31 41 31 KA* 1 bomb Aurtreltan aft 1 le 4,000 10 71. Croft 43,17410.304 +United Manion. . a U SI SI 70,000 1 Waller 100,000 1 Wan Mariposa all Waller West Mariposa i Transferable by at JOINT /TOM Lloslns Ne. Ob. Barr. Pd. Prima Bodnar lane Saturday. to-try. ---- ---- 22,60 40 Australasia all SI $3 40 Brit.CoLlisnk&Loan Co. all 10,000 10 British North American all 61 40,000 23 Chartered Bank of Ada 1 1 04 dim 64,000 29 Chart. Bank of India, Australia, and China— 2 10,00 f 100 Coloeld 15,000106 Or. ersialofLondon. 20 13, , 10 0 = II Alst. ol d Al g at I: IVA I& BD lam Noe 3 Idi i 101 3 10, se Landes mad Coos SO, IS Larks Mr rack lO 274 7 30, re Larks orlWarairtaa 10 40 In, 100 Nat. Prow. al England 35 —•— 10,001. 10 Do. New lO 10, So National of Inland ID, 10 New Booth Wales . U. 6: 25 Oriant.Bank Corporatism all 37 39 301 I 29, 100 Provineialof Inland. 25 49 4, 10 Do. .New 50,001 1 Royal Australian Bank ing and ORA Imp. Co. 1 13,000 15 ,Iloath Australia l5 33 40 32,000 23 'Union of Australia 1,000, ID*. Near . 10,000[ I 1 Cake of Loudon .. MISCELLANEOUS. Closing eh Ninerfwr.ieoca. Pd. Prices Business dcms 10, 2.5 2.5 %us Iturai . 174 $0 it " 47. 12, 29 Au.tral .Man Pacific Mail ... 10, 10 Australian Royal Mall all — 35, 10 tweak 0. attrworks 30 British American Land 4O 1141 65 65.000 1 iirit.isOoLam.&ll,w3.Co. 1 1,915 100 Canada. 124 119 121 et. DiaftweLlannzdJuly 100 1074 1074 1074 100,000 5 trystil Palm* 120,000 4 crows Pekoe arrange. 4 Fs 60,0‘10 1 Mar Ira On ......w,. , — 60 111 Min 24,0rt 000 lerldo Tliograph 29,000 Its llargatke a l4 SO Eke ll 6,000 trait Badman 70,000 10 ~t editerranian 'Elk all 10,00 0 10 Mestcan & OLAsaatitaa 9 6 64 50.000 1 National Patistikm. Ewell all 50,0(0 11 , Nitlerland. L a ng ... 75,900 2 N.& Wales Coal& Wm Meant Navigation Co 1 UMW. 1 North Bolt. Au-tralwiss all 4 1 35,001 Nook of Europe Slims ll4 120,000 PeelßivorLand&Mineral ell 14 24 20,000 50 Prnin , ular &flr,int Atm. all 50,94 2 Portland Irmeatupany all 14 1 14,00 lay' Royal Mail Steam ..... 100,000 1 Scottish Attar. biennia all 14 Pw 14 100,000 Do. New ... I I 14,110 Is South Australian Land— 23 46:1 SI 73,000 1 Submarine Tele,. Scrip all I 75.0 00 1 IN.. Do. Resi.tered all 4 1 15,000 So frostensarkuorUpCan 1I 10,000 100 can Diewasn's Land RAILWAY AND OTHER BILLS ON STANDING ORDERS. The following bills have been passed by the ersminen of the House cf Commons same those last re ported: . JEDBIIRON RAILWAY.—To incorporate a company to mamma a line from Jed burgh to the Roxburgh station on the Kelso branch of the North British ; proposed capital, 35,0001., with power to borrow 11,6001. BART OP FIPE RAILWAY.—For a line from Leven to Hilcorquhar, at a cost 01 32,0001., and arrangements with Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee. LULUS RAILWAY.—FOP incorporation and construction. X ZZZZZ AND EXMOUTH RAILWAY.—To make railways from the South Devon at Ezminster to Exmouth, near the basin of the Exeter Canal. EtEcralc TELZORAPII CONPANY.—To consolidate the capital stock of the Electric Telegraph Cempaay, and of the International Telegraph Company, and give power to borrow 60,0001. MID HINT AND SORTR KANT JUNCTION RAILWAY.— Standing orders not complied with, refined to the select committee. Flll AND KINROSS RAILWAY.—For a line between these points, at a cost of 60,0001. Standing orders net com plied with. The bills of the Plymouth Great Westeta Docket* raise 96,0001, and the bill fur Improvemert in Communisation between England and Ireland, were declared to have com plied. PROJECTED MEETING. RELATDIG TO THE WAR.— Birmingham is about to express itself upon a twofold qui& tion—the iudepeadeace of Poland, and the conduit of the war, as well as our general military system. We trust our townsmen will utter their sentiments in a manly, sunset, and emphatic manner, end that a sobs, will proceed from our Tows hall which will make the government pause and give heed. The first meeting which the Mayor has eon vened, which is upon the Polish question, will take place next Wednesday. The next meeting, that relating to the war administration, will probably remain in abeyance for a week or two, as the requisition to the chief • te of the town is not yet filled rep.—Birmingham On Wenesday night a meeting le to be held at the Maryle boss Literary lostitution, to take into consideration the proposed attempt of her Majesty's government to suspend the sosbatice of Mr. Roebuck's sommittes. 971 f S 991 IGO 1994 1 i die 1 oar SI 84 • 7 ells 7 8 14 . 1 W POI 1 II 11 _ _ all Si ala le 20 11 . 10 IA 62 14 II I TS_ fif ei die 'U 111 " 10 $1 111 ,3 a s r 4l at a ei h it"' 61 116 MARE& 99 391 90 92 N 118 N ei eill Ipa ill Ili " N 65 115 117 109 111 10i 10i 1 11. 55 97 $7 N 10 1a Ia I . 70 If islad I 14 I dis 111 143 to •pi Loh. II lie pm id II 1 dial 4 44 •7 89 104 108 101 103 N lIS $ Si i Se as 112 114 Aar as ii zd t 1 C !mu) lIIIXTAL.II. NI N 97 99 id 118 188 15 107 Silff 01 pi 101 lii Si 1 1 Id N el SS 0 US US 2 1 2 N 91 N MONEY MARKET. SATURDAY Emma. The English funds opened rather lower this morn ing, but subsequently experienced a decided reaction, owing chiefly to a statement that a treaty between Franc* and Prussia hu been settled. After rising per cent. prices closed I per cent. higher than yer terday. Although business was limited, the im proved feeling extended to the other departments of the Stock Exchange. At Paris to-day the French funds closed a mere shade lower than yesterday. At Vienna gloom con tinues to prevail, and the Austrian funds are still declining. - At Hamburg Russian stock has fallen i per cent. - Consols were fleet marked 901 for the Bth March, and after touching 91/ to I, closed at 91 to I. For money the closing quotation was 901 to 91. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 90j, /, 911; ditto, for account, Bth March, 901, 91/, 91; Three per Cent. Re amed, 901, 91/ ; New Three per Cents., 91/, I, ; Long Annuities, expiring in 1880, 4 6-18, 41; Thirty Years' !Annuities, 1869, 4 3-16; India Stook, 222, 221; Bouth Sea Stock, 118; Three-and-a• Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 180, 99k, 3; India Bonds, 12s. prem. Exchequer Bilb remain steady at 6s. to 9s. prem. The extreme variation in Consols this week has not etceeded t per cent., the highest price attained having been 91: (for account), and the lowest, 901. The market cloned to-day Ito per cent. lower than last Saturday. ,In the foreign stock market the chief inquiry was for Turkish, which marked as high as 761 and closed at 751 to 1. Spanish stocks were we aker, Russian flat, and other descriptions unchanged. The imports of the precious metals this week have been small. Our list includes only the under-men tioned sums—viz.: About 80,0001., chiefly in Aus tralian gold, by the Tagus; 290,000 dollars by the Canada, from New York ; and 2,000 ounces of gold by the Candace, from Africa. The total value of these arrivals does not exceed 146,0001. Intelligence was received this afternoon by telegraph of the arrival of the La Plata, from the West Indies, Cc. ; but the quantity of specie brought over by this vessel was not stated. The exports appear to have been of about equal amount. The Custom-house statement of the ship ments direct from London during the week includes only 600 ounces of silver coin and 60 ounces of gold bars, to Boulogne, and worth only a few hundred pounds. From Southampton the Solent has taken out 36,6211. in specie and 14,1001. in jewellery, for the Brazils. The bulk of the arrivals above enume rated has also been despatched to the continent via. Folkestone. _ _ _ _ At Hamburg, yesterday (Friday), the exchange on London was quoted 13.41, abort; and at Vienna, [2.27. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 20th inst. for the conveyance to Malta of 600 tons of navy provisions from Deptford, 1,000 tons from Gosport, and 1,000 tons from Plymouth. The bill for obtaining an act for the incorporation of the !kinds Railway Company passed the stand ing orders yesterday. The bill was introduced to the House of Commons by Sir Herbert Maddock and Mr. Laing. It may be useful to recapitulate the railway half yearly dividends newly announced, viz.: • - - Great Western-3 per Mint. per annum, carrying over a balance of 5,5891. Total dividend for 1854, 3 per cent. Great Northern-51 per cent. per annum, carrying over a balance of 381. Se. 11d. Total dividend for 1854, 41 per cent. London and Blackwell-4s. 6d. per share. Total divi. dead for the year, 7s. 9d. per share, or about 31 9r. per cent. upon the average of 111. 6a. 3d. per share. Midland-31 per cent. per annum, carrying over a ba lance of 32.2881. Total dividend for 1854, 31 per cent. North Eastern—Berwick Stock, 4 per cent. per annum. Total dividend for 1864, 31 per cent. York Stock, 21 per cent. per annum. Total dividend for 1854, 2s per cent. Leeds on Preference Quarters and Extensions, 1848, Nos. 1, 2, and 3. 6 per oent. per annum. Stockton and Darlington.-9 per cent. per annum. Total dividend for 1851, 81 per cent. Lancashire and Yorkshire-4 per cent. per annum, and 1 adding to the surplus brought forward from the previous half-year. Total dividend for 1854, 31 percent. Eastern Counties-31 per cent. per annum, carrying over a balance of 11,6421. Total dividend for 1854, 21 per cent. The South Australian Land Company's shares to day were flatter, but Canada Land, were better. In Bank shares the only feature was a farther decline in the stock of the London Chartered Bank of Australia, which now stands at par only. Crystal Palace shares closed at n to 21 ex div. and ex new, and the new shares at 3-16 to 1 prem. The Electric Telegraph Company's shares were weaker. Roy al Mail Steam advanced 11. The shares of the Australian Royal Mail Steam Company were dealt in at 41 and 41 (101. paid); and General Screw Steam Shipping at 151 to 16, being a decline, in consequence of the loss of the steamer Mauritius. The Master in Chancery charged with the winding up of the Port Phillip General Emigration, Colonisa tion, and Investment Company, will proced on the 10th March to settle the list of contributories. The following meetings are newly announced— viz., Asylum Life Assurance Company for the 28th inst., English and Scottish Law Life Assurance Association for the 28th inst., Palladium Life Assu rance Society for the Bth of March, and Star Lite Assurance Society for the sth March. We are informed that it is proposed to raise in this country one half of the capital of a company which, under the title of the California Gas Com pany, has obtained a concession for lighting the city of Sacramento with gas. With reference to the tallow market, and the re , cent interview of the court of the Russia Company with Lord Clarendon, Messrs. Smith and Charles observe as follows, under date Friday evening : Os Monday lest, the court of the Russia Company, ea ancient and highly influential association, originally formed to protect the interests of the merchants engaged in com mercial transactions with St. Petersburg, and composed at all times of the most distinguirhed houses in the trade, in cluding members of parliament, and recently the late Lord Sydenliam—waited on Lord Clarendon to represent to him the injustice to this country of permitting the trade with Russia to be d on, and expressing their readiness to abandon it till the war shall be brought to a close. We have taken much pains to ascertain the result of the interview ; and we believe we are right in asserting, that while there are al mem bers of the government who view the subject in the light represented by the court of the Rus'is Company, there are others who would let matters take their course, and that consequently, should the question of prohibiting the overland trade be brought be fore parliament, it will be an open questirn in the cabinet. Such being the ease, there can be little doubt that Mr. Col lier's motion for stopping the trade, supported by a consi derable f art of the cabinet, and, as we have reason to be. lieve, by the opposition generally, will be carried by a large majority. We have lied no fluctuations of consequence since our last report. On Tuesday we were dull, at 66,. for March On Wednesday an improvement of 3d. to 6d. per cwt. took place. Yesterday we were firm, at an advance of 6d. per cwt. The demand for consumption throughout the week has been good. Today the market has been quiet. The subjoined weekly summary of the produce markets is extracted from the circular of Wears. W I. and H. Thompson : There has not been much activity in the colonial markets this week, but generally full rates have been obtained. The public sales of auger have gone off steadily at an occasional advance of Gd. per cwt., and some importers have held for higher rates. The Dutch Trading Company have declared for sale en the 15th March next, 39,436 baskets Java. For *offset there has been but little inquiry, and some sales of native Ceylon have gone off at prices rather in favour of the buyers. The spring sales of coffee of the Dutch Trading Company, to be held on the 26th and 29th proximo, com prise 291,698 hop. There has been more demand for rise afloat, and sales of Bengal have been made at about 3d. per cwt. advance. The rum market is very fiat, some parents of East India are reported sold at 2s. 2d. pergatioa proof: Saltpetre has slightly improved in value. Tea has been extremely inactive, and very little business has occurred— pries', with tome exception, have shown • dowaward too dewy. Public sales are advertised fee Tuesday aut. THIS DAY—Two o'CLocx. The English stock market maintains a firmer appearance. Prices are now quoted k per cent. higher than they closed on Saturday. Consols haws been dealt in at soi to 911 for the Bth of March, and so; to 91/ for money. The present quota tion is 91 to for msh and 911- " buyers" for account. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 91 to 911; the New Three per Cents., at 914 to 91i ; India Stock, at 220; Exchequer Bonds, 1859, at 991 to 1; India Bonds, at 15s. prem.; and Exchequer Bills at 6s. to 9s. prem. The March Exchequer Bills are to be renewed at the pre sent rata of interest. The foreign stocks remain quiet. Turkish is marked 75: to j, and is now quoted 7.5 k to Mexican is called 201 to 21i; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 171 to t; and Russian Five per Cents., 98 to 100. Sardinian Bonds have been dealt in at 88; Dutch Four per Cent. Certifs., at 92} to 2; Danish Three per Cents., at 82 ; and Brazilian Old Five per Cents., at 101. BAltstmv Evaxnte. Great inactivity continues to prevail in the home mining stock market, and we have no detailed report 'to make. The gold mining shares remain dull. Linares shares were again better. We subjoin the present quotations of the stocks in which the chief transactions of the week have taken place, via. : Alfred Consols, 16 to 161; thiamine, 12 to 13; North Wheal Basset, 17 to 171; South Caradoa, 300 to 310; South Wheal Frances, 820 to 830 ; St. Aubyn and Orylls, 2 to 23; Stray Park, 3t033 ; Tamar Consols, la to 11; Tit:croft, 21 to 23; Treleigh Consols, tot; United Mines, 200 to 220 ; West Seton, 270 to 280 ; Wheal Boller, 640 to 550 ; Wheal Basset, 640 to 660; Wheal Charlotte, 12 to 121 ex div. ; Wheal Mary Ann, 35 to 36; Wheal Reetb, 25 to 26; Wheel Trelawny, 33 to 34 ; Wheal Tremayne, n to 4,• Wheal Wrey, 41 to 6 ex &v. ; /Salaam, 2 to 21; Ukiah and Wentworth, 15 to 151; Cwm D , ss. to 61. ; East Bas set, 30 to 31; East Tamar ,' to 3 ; Vale of Towey, Bs. 6d. to 9s. 6d. ; Sortridge Consols, 21 to 3 ; Saint Day United, 11 to 2 ; North Robert, 17 to 18 - ; Wheal Trefusis, 61 to 61. THIS DAY.—Two o'Clooi. The gPold mining shares continue very dull. Agna Fria shares are quoted 5.16 to 3-16 dis.; Nouveau Monde, to 3-16 per share; Colonial Gold, to per share; and Great Nugget Vein, 11 to Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 30 to 31 ; Peel River, 21 to 2a,; North British Aus tralasian, dia. to par.; and Scottish Australian Investment, a to t prem. St. John del Itey shares have been dealt in at 29; Linares, at 8; Pontgibaud, at 141; and San tiago, at 3i. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK LANE.—THIS DAY. The interruption to the navigation of the river by ice is such as to prevent all work by lighter, and consequently the trade from on ship board is nest to impossible. The Essex factors did not display their sample*, and the little business done in either English or foreign wheat was at about late rates. Fleur sold on much the same terms as before. Barley, bens, and peas met with little attention, although freely offered at former prices. Oats in granary were saleable in retail at last Monday's quotations. AItRIVALS INTO LONDON PROM FEB. 12. TO FEB. 17. Qrs. EoaWb. Berta. lee/. Poep. 1140 I 21114 Barley 1213 3O 2882 Oats 44 8678 3085 7052 I Malt. dour, 1586 60 1446 430 sacks. and 1009 MINCINO-LANE.-THIS DAY. The following sales are declared for to-morrow, Tit. : Sager : 200 hhds. Barbados', 9,500 bags Mauritius, 650 bags Bengal, and 900 bags Madras. Coffee : 90 casks plan tation Ceylon. Tea : 26,600 packages. Rice: 600 bags. Cochineal: 160 bags. The private contract markets bays been firm to-day, although not active. ltics.—A fair amount of business since Friday, at full prices. TEA.—The large public tales have suspended business by private contract. OILS.--Beal, pale, 621. Os. to 631. ; straw, 48/. to 491.; brown, 451. to 471. ; sperm, body, 1201. to 121/. ; head matter, 1181. to 1211. ; cod, 421.; South Sea, pale, 481. to 491. ; Ga ll ipoli, 671. to 681.; Spanish and Sicily, 541. to 651.; cocoa nut, 465. to 475.; palm, 435. to 445. linseed, 368.91. to 36e.; rape, pale, 655. 6d. ; brown, 628. to 52e. 6d. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is steady, without much basineu doing. Town tallow Ls quoted 585.: Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 565. 6d.; Feb. and March, 565. ; March and April, 66a. to 3d. ; April, and May, 66a. 6d. to 9d. - - • -•- • kliti OF TALLOW. 186 J. 18'4 Rotten haDd..........Caeke Delivery laetweek De.treva let lens trrivallastrelt 11,333 38,930 2,013 1,480 76,780 77,188 2/3 74,441 90,773 4.a Od. 62.. Oil. 40.. 6d. 636. 3d. from let Jure 'rosT.C.per en.. Do. Town Arrivals for tl s week en 18!5. and Jelatery 1.614 mks. 176 cake. 87,180 2,081 60,932 176 62,092 666 Gd. 586.0.4 lin os F. b. 27 last year, 1,671 casks, The arrevkle hat week comprired SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. Although the supply of beasts is by no means large it exceeds the demand. Trade is excessively slow, and a clear ance cannot be ,ffected, notwithstanding prices re lower. Tura are a few more sheep than on Monday last,still the num ber is smell. The choicest qualities make nearly u much, but generally the trade is worse. Calf trade remains shoot the 96020 as on Friday. From Germany and Holland there are 1 +2 brute and GO cal', a ; Scotland, 320 beasts ; Norldk and Suffalk, 2,60 ; and 160 from the northern and midland counties. err some of 811 e. r. d. d. i Pee done et Bib. s6.a. I. Jett :eat., Herefords,. 4 6 4 8 Pea 111.-1,13. 81. 0 0 0 0 3art ShortAterns ...... 444 6 I kicui Lose-wool, ..... 46 4 8 4 ecalj cushy Mauna.. x 8 3 8 Dv. do. ram. Ares PLO BO4 4; Do. 00. Moro— .... 00 0 PC.; •. L 1161!-:.redo 4100 0. 10,66 0 0 0 0 et inedigt. 3.04 ; *Op sod lambs, 19.110; lehree• 85; 1684. 60. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. l'attenden and Smith report that the demand ftr hops continues steady, at about late prices. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Walla End Hetton, 26+.; Walls End Stewart'', 265.; Walls End Teen, 264.-142 fresh ships st market. PARMA.—We read in the Parma Gazette of the 12th, that Lieutenant-Colonel Chevalier Lsnati, the Presi dent of the Permanent Court-Martial at Parma, was stabbed on the preceding night while returning home, a few steps from his own door. He received five wounds, none of which is mortal. The culprit has not yet been dis covered. RUSSIAN FACTORIES.—In consequence of the de parture from Russia of foreign engineers sad workmen several manufacturing establishments in that country have sent agents to Konigsberg to procure workmen by offering very_ high rates of wages. Viscount and Viscountess Palmerston had a nu merous dinner party on Saturday evening, at their new mansion in Piccadilly (formerly the residence of the lato Mr. Beaumont). The Duke of Cambridge was of the com pany. In the evening the viscountess had a very numerous assembly, amounting to about 400. The house still con tains all the fine specimens of ancient and modern art col lected by the late Mr. Beaumont. THE FRENCH ' and horticultural ; nature, to be admits. the French government Horticultural Societ neat exhibition 0` 31st of October, • notice, calling . lend their aid in re sulking as possible. and hot houses, is t and all articles cow there, and prizes most remarkable. as promptly they inten d._ bably send them I appear to the e•-- 1.717C1316REAT EXIMBITION.—As flowers Itural products are not, from their perishable $e admitted to the Universal Exhibitioppf 1855, government has gives permission • . ftsitssi i i Society of Paris to estsblish a i ~, • . I a- ..., lion of such products from thefts -is • 4 lo" ber. .• .In consequence, the soils, ~. ,- 91 ling on horticulturists, French or id in rendering the Horticulft • • g: . (i; possible. A vast garden, ." . aes, is to be prepared in tha 0 ' ' - 1.-4!C iss raizb co re. n a n wH ec aor te l f re w lif i lo t tr h urs h iul o tic r h ti a cu orbe l i t ecoecoo tire wi llf ame.:s,.. 4 4 tis . s gi a r s _ ..m. i, e " . wisb i i as possible a statement orals exhibiting; the period at which them; and, finally, any indications which may is madam to be of impetigo's. tit tit i 9 4. 70 Pi 69 116 II pm • pm 74f $ ills ni 7i 1 NI 119 41 4$ 43 47 114 14 33 SI U 41 1 8/1 14 If Si 4 23 44 1 4 7 4 Ii a/ 4 i II fi OS 1011 i ni Si 411 1 .4+ n 6 102 11