The Express. — London, England, 1855-12-31 00:00:00

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SAFETY for Ml= DOOWL—CHUBB I3 I WENT LAM M. yea eery Pura add art In s, in Übe sr awn eras ourooso et pislitelee W err hem nay Sn very dram re rile ft pi wt el order. sad re pries ee Vow se te I pier ties wires re P et ell eirre. CUM ester ,pie airrd bear torn s dergisle perwried far plotasais issr it harah. i. :tees rd dieer-0111M erd SOS, 67,, cIIZER BRANDT.—A beeeleiest Clersposa, who two keg tots la tM bohltof datiesillos Ms loontonotio mope lik hotiollowore. la he imilisho to ilkodwos not lostilikt obi.% rosmaises it r. imhohoosteldis emolimoot to wit wow Ilsimiss le . Mesa sal demben. Is plat woo billqOh. pee ms; of, war* gadmilla Noe los oligmat to In Mat. Is. pot dons taws. 11131ZY Burr sad Ca, Old rondos!' alllory, Nothoro. ESTABLISHED TOR NEARLY THIRTY-TORRE YEARS. rriiit COMMISSION TEA COMPANY have dm .1. steam» to ennownse that they are sow SELLINtI NEW BEASON'S TEAllorlith are of better sputa, and lower pries tW be two rye' pest The BEST Se. ed. BLACK TEA in LONDON—Resommeaded. VEST CHOICE @MICRON°. per lb. 4A—Highly recommended. TIE BUT MOCHA COPYEL, per lb. I. GA.—Highly ram aimistL Foones AM all Lop enimamrs ITS respectfully requested to doe rs! Me 4d. lOW It To any Hwy parttime at Se. M. , sad ear 45. wry dim Ossmisag with ne. AT ANT PRICE. Ompsy palms la Twat par" Ilea. 111 M. sod SOM. aimislime, eases dimes ma bripwa vaime.ap e g s t Tor tbs 011M611141/11 et ibeir warm" dos sail Caimial nodule at a mail re Oa Mien Monthly Price Circular Nee m THE COMMiORION TEA . slr.laElllllllo . (cHRISTMAS BOXES.—The EAST INDIA TIM COMPANY bee to inform the Patella that tbey MOM le alk el usual. OBRIATMAS BOIL& of lam stress 0111.11. IMO tranag either Mbe. or Mbll. ,seb, at the reepereire priers el One or Two Lortsess —oMeee, No. 9, Greet Bt. Heir. Qty. CaORDLNG'S WATERPROOFS ere the best ordain Ito we; nary win r.and an eselnesto sod aro ado is limatio. Their penal am b eta Mid @Seers of the army aid navy. to all pa* 4 ti var a t r i tr il e Ise treleeser to the:: sonny. Cortimee Ming buts we the but am Este kr satase sad foatind. my a a amosa best, sod middis at bur tag to keep time to ardor. OM., weak &wt. MY. lialb. . wars. trooperi, len=tise. imposed boob. Ils OM et auk to order U required. am boa h. S. triouttidsr doles.—Every artist* stetted whit Oao mho el J. C. oe M. duos& lee dose west of Temple-bor. T OVELOCK and FORSTER, Manufacturers of .1.11 PATENT FLUME STEAM YACKINO.—Thu IF•pidly trillkOf nomad tkle Pulsed, by Me eztervies uee la HES NA, JESTrB STEAM NAVY. by sogiseere mad manufeeturers morally wirrasits the advertisers la moerdall tilla n to not to be either in quality or erfah Ilmapise sod witasteatale to Is bad of the news in the principal Isms In the _dt the awash*. tare:v. LOVELOCK sad TOWEL 7, Doweete.bl'a.Lß. *gear vestal la dimities not at eeemeateapreseated. RZLIEF to the EM BARRASSE MARSHALL, of If, ilattm2-gartima. Solloltor sad Attorney at tae Coart tae sober of Loooirrat Deleon. al aroma at Mum rare soperiesor, ciao his seniors to we= mime silo we oattorrwood (ia tows or oosstry), to diode Mamodlabo PRO TECTION of their PARSON sad PROPIRTY tam dt CitiWy court sad other prorrodiags„ end coadtwa their bedaub Rm. Re Omit under the new Act, without impriaostant, at see-RIM ENe wag sharpie. whit& say be paid by tattairseoto. 171 0N E Y invented aad sensfaetared by T. I. CLFAVIIB, for width he nomad tbe prise medal at the various itshitatkar. Warraated sot to Sow the win, and sceessairs • debase and refresiths perue. F. P. rms.!' likewise ntassfaetwee every daseriptks of nested isoaps, and perfumery of the finest &sacristies, at the lowest poestoka Ines, shalt to suaranteed by etservals ttat every Is beers di sues Shiners essplied.— Mansfeitery, IS, led Lis...spume. Haltom. FOGS sad DAMP AIR. BARCLAY'S ASTIIKATIC CANDY bon for •olf Imo proved ma seated pretirtauto trios the Moist. of *1 Pop bad Damp Alt. tibia Is • iriatit area on ontrovslost to Ws .a Its anis on oz ye lAA to marts Ott se aim oar admisiso of Ism Wso ride's die ar OM* bildift e l a r gaol W LOMAT ied 10:16.11. 41 ied. W oil air tegifflNSl br di risk aslisisi god" la bass lb. IL they Inatami.-01Nrio—Noso am be gmlosudies elii mass "bulk, isi Sae oro ea tin sloop rifts to orb lies. CHRISTMAS PRINENTB.—The smut oppw view antais be Ws urn of fistivity an dor 1111111 IS of mak sudia••••l•ltzsides g sima• mare sirs ROMANO/ MAC• 211•11 OM fir Implego. • hen to do awl soillimbi Isamillie Meru. Parabrkt 144,11. - r 1•2•• rt• • alai limo lbs drik, me • 1114 isd Maws is dr Waft rim sea auk ; awl Ilysinaf Oho% at Port Issio•• D•• With • 'poiWlle • me t awl mien ilh• glie. Ives& tom pers. VI not sod pals=l leflaT 1•••• bast Uri" gswil sad Oki mitioney-kssyssesi Ihnlystmessiv• fasassis. = ta li 1:1 = 1„ 1 10,11 . lidies. DR!WE'S HEALALL. sr alsbratad Bekaa a, bas loot boaa Imams agegelsol On Wog dig= am :se ear tilkaidoas Remedy flar .11banNala Lam log% Paw to the Unita .a mai ma rs•abre Atheism, T , Ken.Afre sad p, raga.mtrasarei== sad Cram at It Ass of Oa leis% at nasal bike* 'My an Wallas. Obssivo-11W. as= bigsmase visa ths many &lazed ;a air balk esslobia motsot silos silos of LAU AT sod 110311. Ika 11= 1841.1.5 . do salmi& U fa. easssears Invialsr. Dales. lass se 1110681„ Miss. Itetall prim. as. ) Id. sad h. Ild. pie bride. KRIESEMAR.--Oa the 29th el Play, le" et wont:l3os WA rood by Os Mb Oslo et ealeay. mg ea t! turn Istirsis, vas vole yespapbot Jamb Pessillis md etbws.us saittsta tkosi MO WNW • illi SI" Ws Stitllies, Whllb is Mal Se layierl. saa swami by Nob ake 46 l'lst. assis so pinti l 7: loperbil Oilleb stiv=se.Thems. listurste. lia. Is • yre, tat sdorAlls. art sibmiss slims_ ______ 116.1. armatif. Mb, Jam =lar se ello. bilwoow led Isla* aerilabss al Inss• st Jib fl/ill Moe es log boa 't es seem ' Nimie II rea at ea aseits et kart prase et tee yoydello. , IN. 11, Is lb, mat sainsmill esmOlist 1101 al emu., "Ida. idselsos= Ib u l a llbr e=1 17611" ! to Ur isesilslir 11 :nra sit thi onspellla la In spoll bs soust NEM Tiler sal S. in OW Amid d Ws se ma Pi et J tealesees palsies Ibis sise IS alb* Oast alio Mews tbsb us 13. /Ws Ye awe. it lls. orb los by postal . . elm Z=railli I stabsetas dim. II tuna. 111e—Tii be creseilai=ll.l4.lll2"l .... q so ea. osist ai = 6 . l. ( 4l ; aw. • Pr:retp ri t:A iw e mg s u rr t t ... ICUS DAILY NEWS : LONDON MOBBING 'warm vokompoi 41., simpsi auernal, do riesisie iN Ns Dime sat Eta =mos. IS as isimoteat vibes et kg sommg asw•—is tki owswowy et los kw mom. ma la the the weisi greenlas awl wissiarliel Worms don sastamplia alii. lOW. Ami immitory siN4 l 44 -- leda Mgr AL a rorziox NOM 111 Mai AND lIT Of IPAUTIA ‘ L. i AA eavkiately met, rareite I iilair in tie lain Aso is owl Is it by qmij Oierissi fildk TEE ONLY DAILY MINIM WOW. via IT CLOVIS ALL It isatetaily iadepeadod. sad. the* paampar bp sire Om deep pare dna am of iseataamporaries. die err b eassiatesdp add male Oakesafidae addweld kr tined a dtareater sad paddesart laddlar mo any. Te ertieredisewl=rieseaeseetusaa ta des liedem; area the allealt ilemr Tiastassee; Loads.. Md. iteadioddlaadlla alaelaiad Lbs psl b..rare past as aradold pia.ths pulllaur gal. ea appliastieti taniel alio same at dew semernaddt r sayllp 14 at 1110.41 d. par garter. paid ta advisee bp Pas‘alass Gram DAILY NEWS LENT TO READ, from 8 a.m. at Is. per week; *applied la tam sr illsatzl. at VANarm atzraadZ:Vi!...(=i.pll44ru=ter ; by mr. DAILY NEWS FORWAB.DED to*, COUNTRY by 8111INING POST. at 19a. 9d. per v.. mods! alrueso. by JOHN KADDOI. N. 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Ivan Ernmist.—The Duth'in Mercantas dd tortiser says : We have learned with auk istiehetion that oar enterprising fellosvnidaes, MG LIAM* lksitb, of Copper -Alley, bee 'stared into a eastraat WO the Wars- nest of Ide Impala Msjesty Napoleon. to tho m* SI several buds/a Brave.—aboat a thousand we Irish beef, to be delivered at the porta of Breett= I bear& within &Mita period. This Wiest I WNW , I esowsnimi Man et owe dsy." hive" been eery haft &tamed theiethrs, aid already the ashes Ihnuseriestirsitsmanory the boot. mo bster boota separ: r ted ewa hw ri n i ste die the truism 'they reach up to the knee, and me' fli Tay capasinuize. The large Ise is hitemied to sulde the sake, to wear erreeal pairs of seeks, tad many advantages for winter use ever boobs et maw enatarited dimensions, but it seems to be in meet instances carried to excess. In observing tie men wali ng through the mud, the eels of the beet is coestantly seen not to fall deftly en the ground : this is in cousquesse of the loose upper leather being pushed an llo• side, either beyond the beside or the outside of ? swot the sole, according to the direction of the soldier's toot. The men also state that admit the wet very rely, notwithitandiag the • o f to the lesehre, py through in of the seams. Thies deists may be worth notice and inquiry, as are evidently not articles of asap manufastare. Another point connected with them is, whether, essiidesiag all the varied duties el nfmlikte, they offer the most serviceable kind of pa. toils he the feet and hgs. For trench duds= assts a he awing about a camp, the and is deep and the soldier is for bows together to constant damp, without able to take rapid or exhilarating exercise long Urge waterproof boots present many obvious 4491111* tages; but in marching, or in other active exercises,l these advantages are very questlosabth The move•l outset the foot and ankle are impeded by them, sail ter weight and lousoess become warms of bow pace. The " navvy,' with his well-Stang ankle Wet and leather gaiter, seems to be musk better pro vided for active inoveeseet sad eureka, and equally well protected spinet damp sad send. 13hort boob sad gaiters, or leggings made at leather, seers also to halm less hood the mai efficient is the nrench service. The outpost affair alluded to above took place on the Bth instant, towards Balder. The amounts which reached the English comp vary in their details. The generally-received report of the circumstance is, that a force consisting of about 1,600 of the enemy's troops, in making a reconnaissance, took a French picket by surprise, and succeeded in making a French officer and 14 men prisoners. The alarm was given,a force rapidly collected, and the Russians were attacked and repulsed. The French say that in their hasty retreat the enemy suffered severely, leaving, above a hundred killed and sixty (including three 1 officers) prisoners. The French loss consisted of five killed and thirteen wounded in the skirmish, besides the prisonen taken at the first surprise. 71 The Russians keep up an active fire from the north M side, while the fire from the French batteries has L. been greatly slackened. It is difficult to understand J what motives induce the enemy to expend so mutt TA shell and shot in completing the destruction of the no 1 town and suburbs, which already present little more 122 than a mass of ruin. The injury effected to the few us no men who enter the ruins in search of wood or other re. articles amounts almost to nothing; and, from the 116 thrifts heights occupied by the Russians, both at 471 nt Inhumane and on the north side of the roadstead, TT* they must be well aware that the winter hutting and re acto establishments of the troops watching Sebastopol are 1293 4171 now completed on the plateau. It would appear as if Me the Russia's were anxious that no one but themselves iv l a amid claim the distinction of the Baal destruction of UM p e ps(, and that they were now bent on levelling sus ris these p or tions which had escaped the effects of the M lases and gunpowder by which they had hoped to -•- annihilate the whole at the time of their celebrated no 162 retreat. It has been suggested that these projectiles tot are accumulated stores which are thus used, rather 19276 or than that they shall be at some future day destroyed r 2l to no purpose, or fall into our hands. There is still 61311 a strong suspicion that the abandonment of the north 1145 9 side and the destruction of its forts, is only a mani lla 14732 deration of time. In a strategic point of view its th en caption will be of little importance when the spring litre operations commence, and the movements of the Allies en in take place on a wider field than circumstances have 19432 hitherto permitted them to do. The object of the snr ices Russian commander will then be to concentrate s ib his force se much as possible, and he will probably fall back upon some of the strong positions which be wet now holds in the interior of the Crimea. Although 12 the fire from the north side has been very i active ruin during the past week against the Rarabelnaia suburb, 2 " 2 as well as the parts of Sebastopol occupied by the 'Quo French, only two men of the 3rd Buffs have been nit 20a wounded, and they not seriously. A man of the 18th 906 Royal Irish was drowned on the night of the 10th It s inst. by filling into one of the perpendicular shafts, tgol excavated with a 41019 to the destruction of 1 3518 the upper docks. In some of these shafts water 1242 has entered to such an extent as to require au the aid of pumps to admit of the necessary pro 'TA gnu in the work. All the preparations, however, _to are now completed. A bomb-proof shed has been' SS 000stracted outside the docks, in which the galvanic • • apparatus will be worked, to transmit the electric spark and explode the several mines. The signal is slcs e required, and in a brief space of time the whole of the magnificent docks of Sebastopol, on which so the mach thought, labour, time, and money have been , Ten expended can be blown into a shapeless heap of NM raw ruin. • • On the 11th instant Captain A. W. Fraser, of the 146 63rd Regiment, was interred with the usual military & 73 nt booms, at the cemetery on Catheart's Hill. A large !lie concourse of officers of the Fourth Division followed. .. He was wounded in the knee by the amidental nT" discharge of his pistol while he was examining the rr 1069 16397 wee at Kinburo . Amputation of the limb was ormed subsequently to his return to the Crimea, ut be sank under its effects, and died on the 9th instant at the General Hospital, near Balsklava. He was a ming offieer, lately promoted, and much ' in Ine regiment. There is a rumour in camp that Field-Marshal Polisher be to leave immediately for Paris. Whether the of the French Comma nder-in-Chief is sired for ooesu ltation respecting the future opera tireqc= of the campaign, or whether, as some surge, his dispailainamatal with memo at pow, and 10 4. te, At solo Ins* . sad acarlatata span IMMO, they diesdhale their pat:maga. Oa this pent amr vary straigest espriesisas of falai are hard NM say that distiapiishiag theemelare is the 1011, et hoopla( emestaally to the Crimea, is el so see, slave it V newest with the authorities ia &plead that tells; sad hen amen named sad batmen gives, shark( hew =daft sad affable patrosage is distribated. I give two iastaaese—eae in the way, caw fa the aavy. la the atm& in the Radii. ea the Sth Sepsember, sae regiment, distinguished fee its bowery at Alma, had Ile lieuteesinel so badly wands' that he wee Nat to the rant mad is awe dead ; the sea etaisteaa did sat head the regiment, bet ajuaior ogees did. Whoa the CominasSlP in-Ohlef Net for the report, he d e saaaded it tram the aim who was pemetat; he being Ptak., reported it to his repent I. reek, eke Ought it a mistake; bat ea applyieg te eke Caiimmerbe-loChief, he &gala repeated hia eider, that 41111 area shield le mat by the oldest who led his repimsafa who would he more anapaest that the sae who restar leastely meashial in the triunes. This was as it ahead het bet when the primaitas mate tram Begnad, it waster stator olam gamier& NM set the visa who headed 1‘ m er it at the lam dreier. The other--a gross seer enehlati la the any, to that of Cammaada Ilegema Kastaliall Hallett, who for vary many years ha resided la Malta, sad who moms ten years ago, while a half pay, was promoted to be a commander. Saes that time he has re- 1 mtlarly drawn his half pay, never served a day, bat timedmad kir attention to various nada, speculation—asking selling batter, assails; the theatre, sad various ether speculations. He lately hes beat violated to the Britannia, three decker, at Malta, when he am sine his time, draw his pay, attend to his arises spesulatisaa, sad live with his wife and family. Rea who have served ia the Baltic and Black Bea, sad in the treselles. ad is tips / 8 " 1 Brigade, are ant to the Coast of Atria, or other nabeathy atimatesokenik this mug berth fa Mtn is what they would al la glad of Lhat they have ieW thar while It enema that NAM ter stasis* Slissmsessw mi • It le MA wupdarsi Oat ellemee medusa het dlegwan at oppelatmeale, whim the wheleasidee eat arise oleserwril Item by dionnonno. I on h law name eat of ersou. Cu.-oidlso Gabriel &abodes', Chatabeem, Dais& Dennis"., leamedy, Hire, Pritchard, tinamlsae. Let men saiii mos who bar= and had some of the roughness and dangers of the amnia have the snug billets whit they an to be gine, and we shall have reach lass grumbling. I saw lately a amber of Punch is whirls Is the Patna of the dreamer who esha for basalt sad wands , " leave oa went family stags." It was eagerly handed nand sang a body of soldiers, sad gave them great joy, each declaring its truthfulness. A thousaad tropes of the paper would have readily sad at any paw, so mach was it in demised. .„--- i vm A AND..,maTienme to 2DIA and e 0 PULAR MUSIC of the OLDEN TIME : a OUR AE my IN THE mamput. eta the mess= st dimal t o y =are ThsN can blotly to tol it t a l Eat ilena• , 110120112/1T e embeeme ff awmrrAL . ',..... I I K . & a g e V ll f i th a rb i .r a re m * to wo ow * al . o.ATssoris.-, cad omegas. br air . Mt, 1....1.. Aia. ... ma Mbar at atin ewe Wilitro as tea we -- e ----- doubt that in one or two interviews canal emarAa- we limmies in tbs 4di em ma ai wallesszrestrig ains ___ a tusk ' wai k es=br aillsit Atigomt ia is oni. eit the krwai lltrallidt Ila r i . p. W. OILAZ (FROM OCR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) ideation will than lasi explain MOM dearly Net ra w t Aette Pb ow ie, le IM M at rbs eta el Mt _, Wale tad Tama PIM I. to IV. tie CAMP, SEBASTOPOL, Dm. U. of the respeative • re, sutti agimposfo tam. IA Laimbilittool. =la ' —5h.....-b-,,—u1d.1,--,,- When the last mail left, the adios el the of and MOM, GI nameronsi long no i odomploa. however lndd . At the s ame time no or • mos ' 4,,,„;:i tee ee e4 In' ne e lnelnest•te eteee piateau of the Cinnamon was a Tod peel et 'I REAT WESTERN RAILWAY. Tbe Directors eo. Zahea mad, notwithstanding an its roads and diet mow erehtleee d itePethlePe On now tak s Pi a " la th• N A it it enveloped by a hard acing of the MIS asludig adds 'ha* afthr_____„. the ead a the P ress" " Um X azassT mu mann tasa ass cm moo nom se A. LIST of di t he shi ciaciEsl a NSW and CHOICE in a boson and solid sonditiom. The traseatemse NI NI ia ft 1i.7 git ININONNONMOI 4112% sad owe wpm' w moot DOORS bi at lawn!" atILBOT 1.122.111 Y. to anu low degree l ad wog, and, the was, w idth (PROM A CORIUMPONDENT.) own/ ow ow rts a erns et; 4 er= as sr sir sma loe M. a onn.-Asemeass ow at min temp a tier a mime corns a anceirr wow Mitarswa has been shining all day, h as sear.vely had power CRIMEA, DIM IC Ity mks et OM il fr.'. Ilmilska ir a ale " al W V ma* " ' dm figs ''' . i mouth to eeeeteeeet the Infieeeee a the =Ahem A letter from the eaptaia of a menhast ship was I , NNW= curter. Nor. I. 1em a11a112.6161.114 nalinari. °111:41.41" 116"glialL4rdif " ilieW ° 9T4elielk 14.6"4 lag T breue, and thaw Matt the mime of the 60111111 mg 7 k1 ,„,,,, k d to s r W. o,„ed a r e s. s un his ateaties 1 r=l. Th e Winter Deese la length WY gee Is. to tbe Ter/ expend state et au pewit, steridase at Bela 1 Jet "bilbsi. lew lag assialla.g r igi."l" 3..; sr' by Pcdk t" IT an Y *mamma worthy d reseed lial Wm, sod polarise oat hew Comtism would b• the efiet i V ID°N and NORTH - WESTERN RAILWAY . HE SCIENCE ri LIF_ i co., How to Live and taken plea in the camps ; the monetomem g sap em bu s , b a ppassc le dam, es it woad dosing the i ALTILL&TIONe ke LallialtY. 1144. Immo 'Dula latter imam at 11 ma. wm la OlostatkaaaL " 1 " 6 74,6 6 '. , Igala rg2 : l " tibi• 114 Mt .sure it routine of the erlinary duties and winter w ag s o f me s hippieg m a stem. The later wer mat by I Ton ?Ma lonise Maim Ott timi Oa Watimaw, aad WOW*. • aft = l/ 11ao 'MU &a, will to ii lam, awl inn is ealieseste a tie — eeli tb• occupations Mola r been broken may iir Lamm Window. ma Maislor. a Li ' . slight ostprat us s. am. MU Wade tem Lewin will ammo, P - •w• to inniAtlo n ctra e rr ali meener in i4 - `vriost - Mhurs. the enemy on the betwe extrol aga ti the tread's* and a e thilsnanniCluillisaidir-la m e ingslin te nee l"t"ili g re th :l allii iim i :Mently Thsillatils".4Allabsi edoS eeerf (rirint 11101110. (iitywo. and AborMoa.-111 aria. MAU BUM simato= ll.4 o.l ki rtomaaMM *lll: = l"..."4"wisismiftwaum book o ell " U . ln a g y as ag th :y igiwilisie m ai n g ili iel e zwime n " l " sm " n assous i a Wi ich liave 65. yiset efeeeht hP winesogiowaseassisi eeren se sear Deleldevubarmer omea ; tir os. , ta blet its wr o n w e loo reoe i t l ass si romlFoososo w .:na' 1- NB se wit ' '"'"' s INIS limn is sena MllRgert.• TMs weilisessidila Is lid ea' =I to lad/ aaa ' a al " Sail aa Wad leas laa i*e h e r,r, t h : overwork while brie= the has end winter vigil , si g ma s egging kaleeei property. Is the cattle aITABLMEIED MT. ssig i. SW ibeigitria"%geo.."M"atkPlN/MINAW4O,I; IMMICII.OO_ O4 ' st‘irlaji,./u41:15.1141—....,.. itat. --1... d — N. ___, 1 , 41/ ,`!" 1 Imps ism PerliestallF the low et Mie .Mg the guest but IS BRITANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, us,: agiga:lkesnaa; s ow . IL Li aid ter.eg... : ma d aa usinimum wow. w. ...=........ 5 www........- qv ... A the y a w, ha ve w i ll o w fr o . fro mm tfro mu g % Mesas w e , iiat• lbspoimod by amoial at ot ralibmod. g ,_ fatigue Perth. appean Masan to mid a, tars Om mato= el the HE TOO ayouaLuNrierAtsmiter JANUARY,OBBOIt 1866, M aa llailabligli pstsa dm re whisk it was OW b ees sa d * s w am swa b s' o f vo w s son sossolg smvieg. sarumou MTV 11L Lon assomanow, ussocce sc was scocascso imam roma toe w. a. . 111 441/ III " raw ly " A peat amber el nom Oat mama ohms admittsase no c al um " - " B " kwa.lAimuulDali r amd " 1 "" 16 i*ot. MI.: lo l •w al rdmi t ro; It ='• wood the Were I abrimthule, ch. duties will mod te Messiah is Kogan*, at whisk perm thee is bwory aworydaa of Lib iassnisas %Mom lomoima. at 1M sir sod i s as =eiaaot.litleara nest mai aim mailaMit ititb 111 la Its Mosoll. asso tr uir. nu- b. ver7 ''''' ''''" hmhultele`aw• of slims teem sad geed sasborec• i Mrs& et Esaisseb seas I. 1. . Inline obsessr. a. aost:r.W4 rwr moor stones at asseut - iieWat hoists, while, after a amiwitod =n u n t h ge , i s the igirig, et the /tea* 40 11frinlie 11.111. limils. AttnallW na l Cl e o glean* — A el ton. metal _. Pdaw i t a at a g g ' _ skirt puled, there is story prespect both of the g‘mmasat . Moult- MOM: ii.ll. a. . Lb. Os Ma Owlist Is g rirr6 , ira y sism i e ,.... 1 I* l 'i INsj a i bt in indl 6 . . ...,. 1111 Ills . , treeePeet_.._.__ eehltali boillE Oar sadism sad mews, sad di maaertee with tumuli NO , PIG* 6 Mk "L. *Ati lIIIKAIL. ,7 "' ''''"__*- twiwasY_,_ 100 and , stelae sr• to the Tay bat bean sad spirits, woiblag bard sad (10ALL—flettags Woo ll iest (weaned). the beat Wl= o4 4 as swila"•••• l 7: 4 T="74 MIRY eeekideht, wai• • wa'm og Imo bug umm___,_, ll ,:,_ really . At the sum tine there me me esuarlatati Nave been memo to the awe t ram ar sus to ow ogidmotfro „ am m o i s p aig t oo k es s mut /AM sums] L LOYD'S WEIALT LONDON NEWIIbI by DOUGLAS 111111 OLD. wriamiz 0111151411011—= el MAW A OWT VAIN tat UTZ'? It entlatt SIM (11111.1311114__Irtedi tin *MY LAM? IMITIOLLIGINCIA hiss ?worms.lca. simemseillettale.• aly I. LL OY D. siati Inn LLstorom Limb& lizsla-r.. .... ..- lanai .. ~.... ....... ..... •ohosow. IL . w a ll e.fiai::: .. •••••• OTlxdra Orem. Northers ced .............. ..... .... ....... ............ ..... i=„. • .. ........... ....... rod ..... .......... ••••• . sa d v „...... ~... alma . 0 .. 6..., • Jo.. ~.., • dna -.......• • •••••• ' .. ilsaidadar 1,.,7 . . , -•-. . • . •••• -.. , 1 , iiiiiiaiii . ...: ... ... ..,..._, - r...r. - Oldie ... .... ....... Xdoloodt, i_ . ____. sad Hastard two WM/ MEMBILIES . ........ dab Diallia . . ...... ....... ..... - • •••••• • - ...viz:, .....,.......... ThE BLACK SEA FLEET• KAZATCR BAY, Dec. 13. The following ships are in harbonr, viz., Iter Ma juty's ships Royal Albert, Gladiator, Loopud, Odin, Terrible, Highflyer, Valorous, Finished, Spiteful, Cy clops, Bitans, Mediae, Deaths, Breads floating bat teries Glutton sad Meteor ; sten ship Apollo ; gaaboats Lynx sad Boggle. The Almon arrived on the 11th hos Bashed. The Meseta sailed as the 10th for a Argo of halleeki for the Amt. Mr. Rom, Master Conimatider of the Cyclops, is appointed Harbour Master. Dr. Ryan, superausteruy surge.* of the Royal Albert. is appointed to the Bpitofel, vies Burgeon Tans. C. Clarke, invalided, sad recommended to remain in Malta Naval hospital for the winter. The mammy caused by the death from 'bolero of Surgeon Corbett, of the It. Jean D'Acze, not yet been Ailed up, but it is supposed that the A dmirers patroaage will be con. furred oa either Assistant•Ssupon Cinema, of the Beagle (seater oa the statics), or Amistant-Bargeon Watson, of the A court -mauls' wee held on the 11th on Kr. Debeoy, suonduaster of the Lyas, on a sharp of cowardice dark, the ratios egaisst the forts of RinUrs. He was fossil guilty, and unwise& to be banged. Blue at the main was heisted on board of the Royal, Albert ea the awning of 12th. A few uses of wavy have reads their appearance on board of the Royal Albert. A suit of warts dodge, and $ pair of boots has been supplied gratuitously to the marine guard of the temporuy doekyud at Resam.b. The Banshee soiled a week ago to Vsmia—sks goes bow shortly, as bet boilers ue very defective. STATE FRAUDS Di NAPLES. (71011 Otl OWN NAPLES, Dia z&. As I feared would be the cue, the change of ministers has produced no change in the financial system so injuriously adopted and acted upon in t his kingdom. The great fraud continues, nay has been extended. For on the 13th instant an order of the minister was published in the Giornale U . iiriale, by which the mint price of silver is again lowered about two per cent.; that is to say, from 1.301 to 1.27 98-100 per ounce. The consequences will be that the exchange will be lowered again, the liabili ties of the foreign debtor will be increased, the value of the products of the soil and the industry of the entire kingdom will be depressed, and commercial operations rendered still more insecure and uncertain. By this recent alteration 1,000 five franc pieces will now purchase only 880 dollars instead of nearly 1,000. Not the least remarkable feature in this idiotic leer .lation is that this diminution in the price of silver is made at the very moment that it is becoming wane, and in rising in value in all neighbouring countries. Nor must 1 omit to call attention to another singular feet in the history of the currency of this kingdom ; that whilst its government has been illegally selling several millions of Spanish dollars at a premium, or egio, of about 18 per cent. above the intrinsic value of the silver they contain, it has replaced them with five-franc pieces, at 10 per cent. below their intrinsic valve. In tne meantime trade is at a very low ebb, end is daily th e and nitre declining. In the midst of abundance e ,rople are poor, ill fed, and worse clothed. The van*, administrations in oonnexion with the finances are in s disorganised and demoral ised state. Gold then is none in *country. Isi s:rill:m are in the hands of secced and third rats who have an midersteadiag with the custom& Aeon, and awry on a tegaisely organised toys RAILWAY INTi RAILWAY RI The toiletries ire the receipts oil iwiwAn. riti UTZ MR. TZOMAS CUJITT. rand. Experts are checked by inhibitions, double duties, and low exchanges. All kinds of public works &readies on the national recourses area oar Diets delusion, - and, if any one should point te am• prices of the public funds as a glee psi et \ matiosil prosperity, he would be *in enoe, foe the fands stand high oily lissom 1 Neapolitans have so other resource for their mime. As to enterprise in the country, it does not and mist exist there are no cempinies forming—no IMIdM ; sarraanded Ismishhig pepulatioas ma high es, the agrieultese el this kingdom is fa a most depressed Mate, and, by a complioatica of iablietsses, the prices which would leviers% it "said starve the ceases I Now whatever the ethere An alises isialsio• to produce those effeots, nul here mist be admitted to its full ohrre m4ji 7Tit V) one will see it, or else, deceived by the floc. of Or baud, it is imagined that tholnflus produeid by the kingdom have been affieted, hat mese eiperiany Calabria Ulterior Seam& sad Tern d'Otzento. In the liaise/the Apennine and their varies bombes II are waste wateriness% popularly called isms& During the noun they, of course, are dry; bat in the *Mt/ they serve as channels to carry off the heavy Was which fall on the maintains, and An have the effect of rendering travelling vell, danger ems. The quantity of water that has Was hew ever, this year, has been asenothieg f ri ghtful, and, ruing down lees isirroni and spreading over the enstry, has carried everything before it—biesah bridges, mills, vineyards, and envoi/rounds have thus been swept off is many direetion, and a groaned' of Iffe has of coarse issued. Greet numbers if persons emit refuge in the tops of trees, en the roofs of their threses—and, in en cue, at leant, the peopiketto were performing their devotions is church ware coal polled to mews into the belfry, thence they were tabus off in bats, and way were awed on rafts improvised by some sailers who hap pened to be on the spot. The loss of property is ha mese% foe where the vied awl vats: in& sot carried off myth's; by main three,the ground has bee n MI Milked end mired with debris am to be almost beyond the power of celtivatioa, la one oseannee only the lamas estimated at 100$the neat% 'Bator the whin country it is impossible to eitimate. It is nimbi, however, to fink that thenessids mast have been n ausea to beggary and starvation. His Majesty (seri the Gloms's) has already takes measures fee alleviating the suffeinge of the most indigent, "kir doing in fine what a good father and monarch can do in behalf of his children' who had been streek by the inscrut able anger of the Omeiset." Happy,thrice happy, Nespohtans! In ane mother of the 'Wasiak the writer says that, " the providesaref God and of the Sovereign whose great mind is so open to charity saddened by disinters which amict so many popla- I them will not fail to mud comfort to the len& so fiercely nailed by misfortune." (Fres the Boiiisr) We noted with sinosnot IMIY7II the Inn o 1 s g i:l4las4. ildes and • geed tan—Me. Mosses COM of , late Dart sod of Belgravia. Mr. Cubitt wee t at Boatels seer Norwich, ea the Roth of February 1788, aad Ned et Its hones, Danes, Dorking, os the Nig instant, se that he had an completed his siztraightis year. At en early age limn throws spas his own resources, sad early learnt to hem trust in thin. Nis grad messes through lin may be limed be the possession of • clear and, Wide, NA dell ad ids foram whoa he was ia lde nisolorath year, he woe wooking as a prorneynns et the lisle a a osmoses. The szeortenty stissiiag await a amides mode sad lento( Inmates es Ns sink ma sliarskied lino wassmincenortim. la eider to obe mere Wipes. dent polities. Ns shady alasswerds, win • view to im prove his ansumeassess, seek sae voyage to India end book as synsinbisimr. Oa his return to Leedom then 'best to pesos of age, with the wisp he hod pot 17. he oommerned • snail business in the soloepolis se • sae ' shoat giF If F! , _ lll44lln r s I r e° treat Art _ latalisyth Ile. LeseM to ewer large porticos el tb ffive ntiOng nth adjusat. W this engagement, Belgesve ears, Chesham.plau, and other nape • brae; the the melte. ale esbeequatly farther urged to NM the vast Wm dish* lying between Baton-equate sail the Thema, now knee's as South Belgzavia. He has she eigthed eat similes enteasive operations in Clapham, Hentrlnin, Brighton, Bag please. Shortly after the erimmeethhott of thew great undera, • monetary pante emend whisk sassed such as hent his undthated matiege sad pewee masses mutetit:ones the dillealties whisk arose hem it. Ose of the flat glean kr • mend of Leaden was published by Ms tithe shape ef a di pat i Xt foe private tftet eirmia ber tion th r l 4 .4 .7 r m o d e, andesteadesiefaisolisiterweirdewasis, when the thwiet new river water. s ire; r c ode he the snarled= el WV la vines of lAahm, se puke for tho reereation hams the Ineresse of beading shed& make the et Me greatealth. Is the Smoke Bill she be teak • mode Were" awl boom the mew lave passed, bad already sweemehl endeavours to usual the essays of emeke at his own beam at Thames-bank. At • late using Mr. Cubit* had the Wiser of being Nat for by her lishesty (entirely without eilisitation), to advise epos the meomeenetbra of Osborne, in the Isle of Wight; . and the new paha vddah ha wawa up thus has beam sweated and dirigath by his. as has also been empleysi as builder ia ether works of great magnitude othiteeted with the crows. And if it were not delicate ground, we amid mention mare then one incident affording evidence of the ethaideratisa in which the subject of this memoir was held by her Midway and Prima Albert. Mr. Cubist had the bosomy apppointment under the Buildings Act, as the examiner of candidates fee district surveyors. In the Exhibition of 1861 h. naturally felt meth tutored, bat, from the great attention required by his own bushels, he declined tithing en motive part in the management, though, when the peseniary prospects of the undertaking became uncertain, he was one of those who guaranteed a sum of money to enable it to premed ; and when the commission far app.- pristine the surplus remaining in its hands assumed • per manent shape, he undertook gratuitously, at • onsiderable mulles of time, to assist in negotiating for the parches' of the land from the different owners et Kenslegton-gore, fee which he was particularly well qualified by his great en perieees. He eentinued to the last to feel a deep interest in the samosa of the ethents. The works and establishment where Mr. Cubist's business was serried on at Thames. beak, Pimlico, displayed, as ow muss know, may admirable arrangements, were were visited by many persons. Through life he bee been the reel friend of the winkle; man ; and among his own people he did much to promote their social, intellectual, and moral progress. He establiehed a workmen's library ; sehool.roons for w orkmen's children ; sad by an urangement to supply generally to his workmen soup tad cocoa et the smallest rate at which these could be produced,—assisted in establishing • habit of temperance, and superredirg, to a great extent, the dram.drinking which previously existed among them. Although his kind ness wee appreciated by many, yet at times his motives have been misconstrued, and unkind remarks have been made. In alluding to these, he has often said to one who wee about him and possessed his confidence, "If you welt 1 till people thank you for doing anything for them, yen will never do anything ; it is right for me to do I it, whether they are thankful for it or not." To thou under him, and holding responsible situations, be wee most liberal and kind. His position as master (we have it from the parties themselves) seemed to be blended and lost in that of • friend. His kind inquiries, and the interest which ho manifested in everything connected with their comfort, with his sissy Ws of kindness, trivial in themselves yet ulna ble for the meaner in which they were performed, will endear his memory to them. He wee • liberal benefactor at all time. to churches, schools, and charities, in those plates with which he was connected, and always valued in a pecu liar degree the advantages resulting to the poor from the London hospitals. Mr. Cubist wee much respected by the builders of Lon don, and for a short time was president of the Builders' Society. A large number of the builder., in the year 1846, subscribed to have his portrait painted , w hich they masted to his family, first distributing an engraving of it. He was a man of thassuming ' demeanour and bore his great era s with becoming modesty. One instance of his equa nimity occurred when his premises were unfortunately burnt down last year. He was in the country at the time, and was immediately telegraphed for to town. The shock to most minds on seeing the great destruction which ce ntred, attended with unwise, lose to the amount of 30,000 L, would have been overpowering. Mr. Cubitt's first words on entering the premises, however, were, " Tell the men they shall beat work within a week, and I will sub scribe 6001. towards buying them new tools." There are few men, perhaps, having so large an inter mune with the world who have made so few gauzier, and who may be said to be so generelly respected. Mr. Cabin loaves • widow sad a large family, and had the consolation in his last trying illness of being surrounded by all his ishildren and grandchildren, to whom he was deeply at tubed. He has two brothers surviving—Mr. Alderman Cabitt, M.P. for Andover, and Mr. Lewis Cubitt, the architect of the Great Northern Reilway Teuniatts. Sir William Cabitt, the eminent engineer, though s native of the same county, is not related. It may b• worthy of remark, that the large engagements as to Beigravouquare,begrin in 1826, have been completed in the present veer, and Mr. Cubitt's own dwellh isied ukhouse on his estate at Denbies, in which he died, isAs only illustrati just fin on of , as the (stare residence of his family. an the uncertainty of life, it may be usefully mentioned that at one of the last meetings on the embankment of the Thamer, there were present, Mr. Cnbitt, Sir Robert Inglis, Sir William Idoleswortb, and Mr. Phillips, of the Ohoe of Works; and in the brief space which has since elapsed these four men have all been removed by death. As we said at startieg, we have lest a great builder and a good man. He will be lamented by all who knew him, end most by those who knew him beet. TUE RVGELZT POISONING COL—Some anxiety is felt on tee subject of the money which it is suppoeed Mr. Cook moat have bad in his mansion en his return to Rogeley from Shrewsbury. The probable amount is esti mated at 1,0001. and upwards. At present only 151. and a few shillings has been accounted for-101. paid by Mr. Cook to Mr. Saaden, the trainee, and 61. odd found in Mr. Cook's pockets after his decease—and the question naturally arisen, what bu became of the remainder? The police have discovered that within a few days of Mr. Cook's death, Mr. Palmas paid to respectable tradesmen in Rugeley two notes of 601. sects, and two other notes of 601. each were changed at the Bank at Bagels, by his groom. The numbers of three of these notes are known (two of them, fa fact, having than i m pounded), and we append a deeteiption of these, as meats probably of disoovering to whom they were pad in the first instance. One of tau notes is of t Newmarket Bank, No. A. 200, dated lit October, 183 0 soother is a Bask of England note (London), No. JR. 68,341, dated Bth June, 11156, and it has on the back of it the names of " White, Ludlow, and C 0.." and " Gregory and Son," with the date 12.11. ' 65 , and on t he face of it the name of (apps ready, the writing not Wise very distinct) " Woolens and C 0.," date 11. 11.' 66 . The 11th and 12th days of November (the eleventh month) fell, it will he remembered, in the week in which the Shrewsbury rues were bold. The third note is also of the Bank of Enfold (London), No. JR. 48,108, and dated Bth Jane, 1855 ; on the task of it is the mute of " Reeekel, S. J.," and on the face of it " ferries." The rumour of Kr. Pslant's death led to the authorities of an lemma Aloe, in which his life is insured for 5,00 01 .. writing to a person in this neighbourhood to been the troth of it. The policy, in that butanes, srans , fared, we understood, to a solicitor at Birmingham—of fordehire Abortion. the MONO et the trona it is imegmrs ......-- -- of silver is a al ga of Wise kniptirousemitoustioe; pester. Arta skint_ at a l o u c k s ar usi i77 l -- troy Theasmedesessors: :rso oisa . . ow : e r g le mur isclagtogyeaumagholki,=ss,..ina nadialervitowe k• emoted that "be hated to wee a tradesmen ruling in a oar. lase valour. saa carried m , ~, esm iarable m o . .., :t t . that Naples wee perhetli ister ee dint a ans ild. This szbr i l:" A lt lit cubits , mho he l b „, s s : miresseero. for y no moreethetnal be adopted than are nes Ikk ••••••••• pod Ilt ibr Ugh wilird. re S 1111.1 mr UM he sasses' bee morermais wilt mimes and their ha= the kingdom. #, Dab s h e - pi n g NA gad ha tnets et The Joan* are fall of details of the immense rain evoiUVviswisk_ ..--1821161211.0014.11-9411a1e, prodomd by the resent floods. Almost ell puts of via Ike ortakeotbsilrsersa: t he 2. "sit . MIS 2 2••• =SWIM auk 0..0 ... arlemi tetth the lab KIM& orl i klia lmisse saa NAVAL AND MILITARY. • - N 111.11007% Dam. ,b3 l =X ll4 arilreeel a Moi ani ehre ua tlethe Bpith A d d the lit reelmee ef Abe leas from this port , seethe( them en WI last.) mmi Mein laid bees twelve dye teem the last wen gime• fie 110 military Ineniset whim mgt. iamb. nil Om gy p: Brigadier Omni Onetseps, Minn Cientia; Campbell, illth itegimmt; Liniment Kierelt. Est Lonsient Wyes. tith; Liatuanin BM: Dr. ligegeliew Mk; Dr. &mut, dad ; De. Wlllimem Dr. Oa mase. Wilda beigivr i g Liniment Iffr tij iment Madres inlay! s t insdisaierlng=o3=ibieletered an ill aild wisrp pir. lism a erire Great MOM les hish In panne bent lambs emountered hen wings all the way hum net pine. The Bass nem Usurpers left Malta mien the samoilme se the will Briny sag is therefore hourly eiposeld. Orim Muhl will inns into lantenr to land tar troop. The Cann% e S imegort, salved at .pithead today hoar the Dowse. where elhe w Oteembeebsli the delsehmest et the German Less ohs bed bees seat to Leligeleng The Dna, ONO Ir= sau ttliehoo ........ et them, having the damentemse4 t me m Thep are ezpeeted to be sompleen when the UnsWirlir oil for &uteri with the 4000 ire et the le Wee. god Light Infantry ant melt, vbsia she runnel emeensp net. The alinhenugh. einet, Singh reedy to go to ipithad. ear tar se minlarry cominied, will hoe do oat the has Wen mend. Illms ihninft nom tronspert, a.d the Poinars, selling transport, Makes iimbeigel Winds, he., sailed yesterday—the Arniuseed for lirmlimplin as. Os know for Laudon. The P“. mom; nano I o iWiehrids today oehrofial ttew ben* memiremmil le the .dramhenry ben fm the visor, iroseow. he Oeyety i t psi asp. was dosked mends, to make detects Ond• the Teets, mesemit meow. pared through linseed today. The din, mailsent .teaser, paid out of tie transport ittlfiCe, ailed to-dap ihr bir own pert. DEVONPORT. Dic. SO. TS A9ttles, 90, is to be dismsoded, sad pat out of The COM% fl, scow, Co=f i : E.!Erekine, ia at Kayla'', ready far Maltins, to mats rnd TM arm db. mew dent Mm is k i tt i Captaino. ll, was Maisa - aat of Mob at y and pima Ix as Mir illormialats at tido romallemodearports lava Moos rrommalaimad as ospaeala IMINIAIMO. sal ist as Mmisra. The Ilea pelt. St, mar, sommioalmod by Captain UM , " Qt. IS ft Mesa aamod US Blew, sad arms. Ma lissimax wry Motor Mita% was yesterday commiarimod tallo by Ogisia Lespall G. Masa, lb* a osnyiessat of MO that TMs mon. TM has Mott, al, grew Maus obip, Captain G. Illiot, remiss ATMbrim at Kellam Valtomr, stamaripan, Captain P. Mum, was paid traits yesterdays TM my M the Maximises% Min Nickolas Vonsittort, bar* rages/ ham imam Mom. Eldred , C. 8., died at his resides*, Belmont -1 tat aie llit ibe De; st emrt s ol ,Ix the 114th yo ssmo ss io o ks t i lls , age, my math mar NOMA ilk Bella ladies awl the Lew Orastrim il , l ond swim the heads la E(7s. Be bad a geld soda We sesviets In liar. and was made C.b. Ls 1131. _ DUBLIN, MC. 29. Yesterday the Niagara, steam treasport, waived with one militia g, the {9th Royeksberwomi Foresters. or Nottingham lOUs, w en memirm, and sailed with mother. the Kerry Reguneot, in the evening. The POMONA were 111181# SOO WOOL and they pro. weeded by wale to °away. The Hydaspes, war trouped, tow at Southampton, be- longing to the General Easy Navigatioss Cospany. has been men lap by the gown:Lea to the company, being no longer requited for lb, servies transport . I ha war transport Severn has arrived at Southampttet to edit. Tx' )(mango Emormusaa.—Seme time on Sunday ono al the Wits of Ws swifnews who ware drowned in the Medway was =2 by a beaussa. TM body fa placed in a room in the Mattsdm, tarmerly used sa the chapel. when it will await a aseen The see wpm. wag Magemert Telegraph left Soathamptent yesterday for Gibnitar2susts. Coda. The following are the sauna of the Wires and the of tad troops who want out in her of Wahl T. led alliktiseez Militia; Liestattanwtdiuunt beet, lit leaseikle UMW ; Letdown Goble loyal saute Multi; Aceislanadtrypee_ Ude led Middlemen Mite •, Saga C. Brown. Ogisnishint Matta : Olga T. B. Manton, l it Illafftwd Militia ; Mg. Pops, la f•wasiips Militia ; Ensign W. Bartle, lit VA. Cartels ; aloe Ilsereat Friday. hla wife and six children; Mille t Carter, Mesita and two elnitus ; Sergeant Bannister. his wile and child ; Mrs. Patafir, His. Want Mrs. Barnes; together mtt= mites of the Ist iltafteMldee '.. is; at privates of the let u Militia ; and OS privates of dm CiahrdellreMllitia. Tam any BARRACKS on Wealwisk.aemwelm are now complabal sod essepeedby the lseadieertme of the Tower Hamlets Kinds, a damhmesteldm legal Deis Militia. awl &enactment of We Nth issiment. To slob le NM or hamlet; but toe: Me tica Ma MON mart the benumb are eaparter to the others. nay elellit gem tse 1.006 reek siti hie. k• lawns ask km all tea MUM, Getheidiere WOOS& 4 1 0 11 . 4 4_ 1 . 90.11.110"1", a gisatifal mpg* dweller. sal good memage. The stemikm is Let=e4 Ma we e Meer of Woolwiefrasw=Linfnstsfasn alalManlat gear the of Lomb' and the liehs esseelel lute seeded soldiers of T i e g...,..i........... Oats so those y erected ai sftWardfrdeleecirld Pill i cra gl ava Ines mewed at 11111, at the telt al Wirgend the _ Nook& The feet nu range, layelAireligy gsmarne. ambles wills mom and will mow so toommadMe elm ergo sonmuleme MO ewe mg bine% with sp. • Is Magas hes len e to the treernree.llll= will Row hele iveie ale hewer wake of mom en I,Nits, with Winos. 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