The Express. — London, England, 1860-07-14 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCL (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Sel.," Br. C.' —I Hoboyd.) IY as SULLIVAN. — TIM TRADL Abi.h:g a reentei • petition for io•tion in by i k rup e c y John titles Sul li van, of Blackman. Ames, Ito boot and ahoo rminufactitrer. prtitwa was premo persuanoe of the dOlOrllliSltiolt datum to by a mertuag , •f creditors yeatenLiy. The petitioning creditor is Mr. F.. IL Drown, bill .broker, of Adam's -court, Ohl Mond •treet. The bankrupt's liabilities are stated at 50,009/. ; 2,400/. The cos,• was la llothd to Yr. Com saimi..arr Ifolroyd ; Br. Lee um appointed official *mistier. II as Two, ustitn. The bankrupt, • merchant. of Leadenhalbstreet, petb Coned the court under the ~rrangement drum" in June hmt. The statement arcooioniying his petition, .husred She following liabilities sad ►5...•10 up to the 13th ult. : T.. uo.reurod entditon To second ditto To liabilities To creditor* to lw paid is fun MAN By cash given op to the court By property in p..mplaisa By etmatirunienta reared to eneditent By property ditto 3.;t2.3 By rvisturui in produce ditto l,4* By deloton fur advance on gouda ditto 111.,993 1:50.257 The prolamin! of the petitioner not esserg,d by the cri.Litora, he Brae adjude:ded bean* an the Mb ult. Thin w. the ant sittang under the bankruptcy, and the foLlon,e,; creelitore were clowee trade andignes. : Yr. K. B. Br.no, bill broker, Ad.itni.oourt, Old Brand.etrest ; mad Xt. E. T. liambro, iner•hant, of Leadeahallntreet. IX as 1111,11. INK &AVOW/ CO M. AAA The bealultpt, mrgwm at I a Iliott. a applied for Ide Certificate. Hi. liabilities aro of tntling ansoest. Mr. Locos. t Wulf .4 the hankrupt 7 dated that Wu !adore hod &rime from his beta, anikertenetely compelled to Mho proccedins. in the Divome Court, ',hero ho was kept far elghtorn month, : the demi= wee Is Igo Winer, let the c.-respeoleat be usable to gay. Vie whole of the emote had follou no Mr. Soda ; sad imam be appearance is this wart. His Haaaar pasted a seausal-cLura aartilatta sa r text:lt The baslosA a draper, al thlonl-street, applied for his tortillrate. 44311. ; assets returned ee above 2,00td. Mr. Liskleker sepported. Mr. Rarthoidt opposed fur the assigner. Tbe boars.% is ezernitio:.• , u, stated that be bed bops booby= lye 'eon ago, with c.kpital of 1,1001. Fur the int three yews hi. bu..urei was prodtabis He had " mold mdr is Mentetu;. , ,,r lost, with a view to Mani hills sad oho. hi. studi. Had had aceoes audatioe treammetb.o. with Whitfield, pre. sad Cook. He u«.l 4. receive hali CT the lelic He got ember radeoe•l In loirember. lxS. . I.: amoistenor from relative., who advised Imo to straggle ea a little loss r. rec.ed-cimme ceraidente wasepnatoiL I'HE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) RAIIMERSMITH. ILICIrt/T .1031110 AN!. THI nilini . - A PEW root to lacuVLR herr& Mr. Joh,i Moll, • fislimager, carrying on business in High street, Kensington, Apr...red before Mr. Damian to answer the complaint of Mr. Ernest Jones, foe ming iusult lag heaps*. to bins in • thoroughfare, whereby • breach of the peace might have been wee/mooed. The defeudant pleaded not guilty. The couiplsinant said that lie resided at No. s,Cantliridgo place. Kensington Newtown. :mil fer wane tone he Udine* subjected to csawidereble suis , ianee and person:Amu by the slefeodast, who slleged that h- was iosielited to bOn to the mould .4 21. 11e. On the aft:onion of th e 4th l ast he pessol the shop, accompaine.l by his second sou, whet the defendant tweed at bun sery insultingly, and wade some Insinuation which he could nut catch. As he returned mete tune afterwards, he saw so kn. • crowd of Pm' sous in frout .1 the shop as almost to obstruct the thoromilifare. The defendant had placed one of his bill heads up-. 0 the beech outside the ahop, upon which was 'rotten the following words, •• The late Chartist leader, Ernest Jones, owes me 2/. dis." The peewits hed collected to real the bill, sodas witness CAM! tip the ilefeoLtnt called out to Mtn to pay the bill. lie told him that he did Dot owe it. and putnted out to him tho proper course to pursue If he wished to try the question. The defendant then mole use .4 many annoying obsersation• soil toll him that he hol u • Mower in him. He also that be had supported him and his family when thew were stirring. An hour after. wards he saw the Owenl still ethiliitel on a Isierd outside the shor Ansonget the observ a tio ns th e .lefeinliutt mode were, These are the rights .4 the people!" You are • pretty sort of person to stand up for the rights of the peep '" The defendant, upon being collet nu for his defence, wished to enter iota the origin of the debt, but his worship told bin. that he hail Dotting to .lo with that, the County Court was the proper plaee to decide that past. The defendant t he n denied that there was any crowd, and laid that ups his simply oltim; for his hill. Mr. Job,es went t er a ronst a id a The c.en0......et sew, •. Upon my honour, Ido sot owe you the money," and he (the defendant) an metwed that he did mot think he had much honour, or he wowid pay the paltry bill. lie milted Mr. Jones if he was the late Chartist hods r, and he replied that he was prom! t.. lie eh upon which he said " Are those the rights of the p. , :ple • Burman said it was a strange thing that if the de fendant ha.l any claim upon )Ir. Jones, he should adopt that unmanly method of etiforein4 it. There was nothing more likely to ewe, a brew+ of the peace than proclaiming in the puLlic sands that one num owed weather a debt He theref..r. Amid 11e defeadast Itts and cute. Tbc nosey eas Irisedistely paid. ACTION AGAINST THE SHERIFFS. TO TO aroma of Til rtritivoi. 8111,--I have had my attention called to a report In the evening Zrprese of the 12th, in which I am mated to be the det•nslant in the case of "Ulcers r. Phinowt." Now 1 beg to Iwy that I was out the &feculent in the ram which wee against the sheriffs, and the feet was out stated Ia your ' , taut that the arrest was emit* through the mislireetiou .4 the plaintiff, "spina wbon. the seta= a lathe..., to hare been brought. have to beg the insertion of thus, es the report may de are serous is .—I am, Le., IL PHI July 14. dergeast-et-Mace M theol London. Tux UNION BANN OP LONDON.—We untlerstaul that a 1411 In Chancery will this day he Mud by Hesse, Davidson, Bradbury. nod Hardwick, acting on behalf .4 shareliokiers, a.cainvt the direetors ..f the Union Bank of Leedom, with a view to restrain them from de elating any dividend out of the capiril, and to ascertain the liability of the directors to make goad the defalcations deal by the heals of Pullinger. EITINKITE ENNIZZLESIENT AND FoIts:Y.RY AT LzTuroix..-11a. Liverpel magistrate. were ence..ed yes• belay in in ..ral ..1..t rzr of embezzlement cod fernery prefeerwl against Mr. Hulett Dow Anderson, general nianser of the Liverpool N..rtlicru ilepital. The prb gee • defalcations have 6,11 cuing on toe some tame without detection, owing to the institution only eying we auditor to examine their books, and amount, so Par as at present .liac.n...re.l, to upaanbi .4 -1,.001. Tb. first see gee into Yesterday was that .4 Mr. Thotes aw Men, Ilmninaker. .4 ;mit Flow.irl•ptivet, to whom it was proved the feet iotrhted in the elm .f To. Id., sad aro Mr. .1111.1•1 , 441 . 3 anode, being exAnunell, a forged reevipt from Mr. Chaffers for one foun.l entered. I hie or two ..t:aer MM. of 4 siniiLr nature hating been preed, in .mitt to .1.o•r the manner in which the institution hail loam defrauded. the primmer was corn. mitt, .1 to the area. ri'rtwed- THE rniorvont.it. STATEN AT CAMDRIDOL.—ID cusaluet.ce RV" which .twat higher on the list taking op rose Imo that, hu.l heeo es 'acted. the court WWI COM• rot,' to iv..trobe the riser . 4 ac " Kemp e. Nerdlit"—the pl...4ining row learin4 epee the pmetorial systeni - until Ow. Prot aittung alter the keg venation. ars& cos,-meetly, it rennet enne...o for trial till November or Ilyeember. How the toniverm• will fare ohen the trial actually takes place will niat,rialiv &trod oa thru•e which the antbreitie. make (4 th., interval lOW 1., furtunately foe them. is now at their dieauL If they uni...prulv h e a utle p..vessed with the ant..a that the prevalent &slim* a4ainst the weevil.' @yo ke has ham rttuted chiel• by the greet Conaway easy— that it will .11 die nosy Whek the woes of that miu-h•in- Nei 'Lone have haled frosts the public mind. :sal that, eel neleutly, theft is no bead for them to Alter or neshfy their sys.tove ; if, lee ray. they prbered to act upon so fetal an erre, awl attempt t.. m .intain the mv•tetn m all its re-mite Minn, ; then. leaked, che popilo 1114 •titrui will only 1.. the m o re exx•per..t...l than it now ; awl met pepare for a devided ezpression from the nt , . in the .11 .pr of damages. and au increase .4 implement eelin.: in Cambridge in ills Octuirer term —l.74•Ahrolor la• Orr. •••Ire'. • •., VE %Till Vit. 01 tw-.—Mr. Payne held an iweb-st on Thurftlity at St. iTispital nn tite ~(t h A ; :ril 1.4. who ese.led io gimlets street. li..i hill. The 4 abutting the dear. am"! hi. 1.1 toe, hotting it sev*rely. He .rift to tho M~thr tit nii.4 nurvral care. a 411... .4 ie, cal gland. weed. Verdict, "Accidnital droth.' 'AT %TA L PALACIL —NAV AN SUILLINGA AND 81x -IPT3. i)rtat CoNt IRT Di T. FIUDA T, JIAT Adielminim ea paynteut. Ara ; ditto by MIN= *ids, 1 . 676 kAal irritars, 2,536. IRELAND. DESPERATE PARTY RIOT IN THE NORTH. DUBLIN, SATUIDAT Mournio. The 12th of July did nut, it appesta t pane over without • serious, if not fated, *wok of the peace. The patron publish this morning emanate from Logan, in the county of Armagh, when • fearful collision took place, in which no less than sixteen persons of the Roman catholic party were wounded, ►wo, it is feared, MCI , tally. One version of the affray is as follows : Large parties of the.. connected wit► Orange Societies, or sympathising therewith, including women and clad. dren, entered turps from the country alistricta, and were accompanied by fifes and drums ; there were sereral thousands in all, and they attended Divine service in the pariah church and afterwards separ►ted to return to their respective homes. One of the parties, on arriving at about two mile. and a katli frees Lemma, was met at • plats smiled Moyntagbe, ewer DerryackL by Boma salsas, and • riot ensued. nadir turboness having sielbased for sours time, some of the pro test/Me returned to a protestant home is the neighbourhood, and there procured !rearms, with which they returned to the spot, and fired at the Roman ceilsolice, It; of whom were wounded, and two of them (Thomas Murphy and Clam McCann). are not expected to recover. The riot oc curred near to a Roman catholic chapel. Ten arrests were made, some on the declaration of toe dying men. An investigation was held to-day in Lurgan, before Lord Lamm, J. Hancock, Esq., and W. N. Miller, Esq., R.N., when five of the prisoners were discharged, two ad mitted to hail till next Wednesday, and the other three committed till Wednesday for farther inquiry. Greet commotion and excitement prevail is Lumen. THE MYSTERIOUS MURDER Aar ROAD, NEAR 'ROME. (From the Bristol Mercury el to-clay.) The int eitigation of thin care was renrumed yes terday at Rood, before the magi tutee of that division, di .,,i s t e d by .everal of the Janice, for the adjoining county of Somenet. On our reporter attesting to record the proceedings, he was informed by the beach that for the present they were of opinion that the weds of justice would be (nitrated by the publication of the evidence. At the same time the imagist:atm were desirous that it should bo publicly stated that all the • thrown out in a leading article in the twain!, Poet had been previously adopted by them, end they have atrium hopes that the measured; which have been and are being taken will lead to the couviction of the perpetrator of this unparalleled outrage. The aturseimusl, imbeth Gough, who has bees in custody on suspicion of being im plicated in the murder, wee taken (roan the puliceetation, Trowbridge, to the Temperance-hall. Road, where the in. usury before the magistrates is conducted ; but a very gene ral iniprc•isioa tains out of doors of her innocence. In fact, our of the police engaged in investigating the cane in formed our reporter that, in his opinion, there wan nothing to warms( her detention. We refrain from giving pub licity Many of the numerous rumours adint in the locality am to the perpetrator of the mauler, merely Mating that a gentleman of past disoerninent, and well acquainted with all the facts of the case, expressed to our reporter hie belief that guilt will eventually be fixed one a ppaarrtty • whom saspieioa has not yet been prominently d should be added, that up to the present tune the magi (rats have taken the statements (not on oath, we are informed) of every inmate of Mr. Kent'. honed, with the exception of Kn. Kent and one of the daughters of Mr. Kent by his former wife. 'llse reams, for these exceptions is stated to be that, in the opinion of the medical attendant of the family, an examination of Yes. Kent, who is at present agar her confinement, might meanies her life and that of her offspring ; and ia the ere of litlns Lest, aba is mid to be of an exceedingly ammo tem and would be unable to undergo the ordeal of a jdlail examination on this distremingly *Jul subject. PARLIAJrZATABY commnTszs. METROPOLIS LOCAL MANAGEILINT ACT. Thu cotumittee re-assembled out Thursday, Mr. F. Peel in the chair, and concluded it. labelers, Mr. Keene appeared in support of a petition from the of Islington, sad proposed a eines, the object of which r was to secure the formation of a perk for Finsbury. The learned petlemaa stated that the act of 1467, which was passed at the instance of the Metropolitan honed of Works, empowered the board, within a period of fire years, to secure certain open lands foe th e parpoes o f forming a park, but that on the 11th Febr ury,1469, they bad pawed • resolution stating that at preeent it wee Ines • tto take skips for pun:liming or securing that. land. The vestry hoped the committee would insert suck • clause in the present bill as would insure the carrying out tithe objectoon templated by the act of 1657. The (Antietam inquired if it was compulsory at the board to take the lend Mr. Keene replied that it was riot, but it was most de sirable that some steps should be taken to secure the land se aeon as possible. se buildings were springing up round its zuar,cin, and the land was every day becoming more and mere valuable. At present it could be purchased at a cheap rate by eneaa. of deferred annuities, and the inhabi• tants would not be deprived of the um of the open space which the/ :ant for so long $ period enjoyed. Mr. rhinit, 0.C., co behalf of the Metropolitan Board, said they dal not at all underrate the importance of the question, but the legislature having cast upon them the burden of expending 3,000,000 f. they considered Awned exercised a wine discretion in deferring the farmation of a park for Finsbury, the estimated cost of which wan 216,0000. They bad 'till two years left in which to accom plish the object, and trusted the committee would not snake the duty imperative. Of course, tf the committee adopted the clause of hia learned friend, the board must adopt the course pointed out, and lay an additional burden on the nt!yers. Keene urged the committee b compel the board to mecum the land, which, he observed, might be obtained on ressionahle terms, as it was the property of the &deli uncut Cuaniniseioners—flaugliter)--who would be willing to receive the purchase mon e y by instalments. The Chairman did not think the committee ought to compel the hard to make the purchase. The clause w o e therefore rejected. After a.m.! other clauses of a technical nature bad been disposed of the proceedings terminated. THE REMEYENTATION or :WAIF/ORD.-0U nun , day Irioniunt :iandon announced himself Si a candidate far the vacant ee.it. Ills lordship profanes entire badmen- I deuce from p,,rty influence, and m politics nay be con , enterer, a lilwral conservative. The noble viscount's views and 'Oolong on the moat important political and religions questions of the day will Le found in his athirst@ put:gashed IA oar tlr.t page. His loriLliip commenced his canner yes terday (Friday). On Monate a handbill was also issued announcing that Mr. Aldermaii Sidney, a former represen tstive of tha borough, would pay his respect. to the electors this day ('fatunlay). Mr. Alderman Sidney is expected shout noon, sod in the evening he will Warne the elector. in the Lyceum, and give an explanation of Lis political view.. We understaal that Lite tut evening another gen tlemen, W. l'hadwick, Lei., of .%rkaey, near Doncaster, an @drained liberal, arrived to the town, with the avowed in- Notion of °tering himself in the liberal Wendt—Stafford- Aire idrertirr. BOARD oF TRADE, WHFITRALL, JULY 12—The Right Horourahle the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade and Phuitatinew have received from the eieniary .4 ! State for Foreign A ff airs a copy o f a despatch from her Majesty's minister at Naples , emikaing a copy of • Neapolitan royal decree pribibi Mattawan,. the eme_irtation of gold gad salver coin and —(losate. WILL or FUR LATZ EARL OF STILAFFORD. —The personalty was sa int under 11.10,0001. His eldest son, the peuent earl, aueo.e.l4 to the estates and titles : and his hmthleip has bequeathed to him his library and pictures, I his emirt sou.. military uniforms and accoutrements, sashes, swords, buy kle. , ice. His atom, medals, and honoura, and the old colour. of the 14th Regiment, which were in his poues.ion, soil the gold watch, chain, and Peals, which formerly belonged to hia uncle, Lord Howe, to the pere.o in lei...radon of the estates of Month Minims and Hadley, under the will of his late brother, Mr. George llyng. He bequeaths to each of the I younger children of Li. tided soft • lesacy of eseept the elle.t, who is amply pmvided for by the will of hi. nail hrother ; and to his grs•dsou and Henry William John Flyng, the second eon of his ad el a s e a , be bequeath. his estate at Wapping. TO hie al younger sow, the Hon. William F re d er i c k Rpm. Ile begetaths a sum of 1i1.0131., and a like corm so each of his (testator'.) three daughter.—l i i. grandd aug ht er cs ero ji.„ Twine!, the owly child of hi. dee-ftsed daug h ter Femmes, who was the wife of Henry Tllfooll, EMI, of Tofnell Fork, 111. P., late secretory to the Treasury, taking her mother's limn. The residue of his pn.i..rt• is also to be divided equally, in like manner, amongst his y ounger sow and danglitem. To hie executor, IL,ron Marti.. he leave. a honey MI 2llibr. To his old and constant attendant Gosling he leaves as annuity of 1(1W., together with his wearing & Newel *nil he hia left legacies to all his servants. Thu will is dotal the ftth of May, 18.1.5, and is attested try John Boodle and Edward Partinmon. The codicil is dated the :Mint of February, 1857. The earl died ow the 3.d of June, at the age of eighty-two. A LADIDe CRUMICT Mart - H.—The annul cricket match between 11 single and 11 married Wien of Little hanii.ton. was played on Monday lAA, in a field adj o ining Mr. Reidy'. hotel on the beach, and attracted a large am enure of perione Oft the present oocasiosi the game was in favour of the married, as bud yes: it was Iron by the single Laliel. Mee Glover, of the above hotel, provided tea, at., for the petty, and after the match, the lads and Muse danced on the arum to an excellent quadrille land provided for the occasion, seal the remader of the reeving we. Arvid right merrily. The retests match is mmouneed fur Monday week. —Sams ffrprms. THE EXPRESS, sgtr. SHARE LIBTB.-.--THI6 DAY. Two litOzoox. The railway share market is a little Ist in Gym. pathy with Consols. No important decline, however, 115 s taken place. London and North Western stock is quoted 102/ to I ; Great Western, 70/ to 711 ; Itidland i 118 to ; Lancashire and Y orkshi r e , 106 f to ; Caledonian to 94 ; Great Western, 115 to 1 6, and South lectern ? 841 to 85. Grandtrunk of Canadacontmues fairly supported at 28 to I. San Paulo (Brazilian) shares are firm at. to idia. OZDINADY SHAD AND STOCKS. e - ~ ZAZWATI. fibabarn Ike mad_ Tywe q.. ! -- 1..50 'Wake •••• ictirk arl Andra L .:°1a".18.7. I.:. _ Vika. 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If per twat. all 144 154 - 9) all Lake Constance A Bale - - _ 1,00015 SL Otystal Palm, lOO 304 Eli - so all Uerre and Turnhout .. - - -. 1152970 St. Do. Prekareas lOO 0 59 od 871 10 in Lyon, and Geneva .... - - - 150.000 , 80. Do. Ip. at. aim. Deb lOO 10 101 lid - 204 an 1 Yana Antonia - - - 100.0001 et. Wade Tolop, .... 1011 107 10 - 0 all 'Nam &Liemi IBy the 8 84 id _ 7,199 26 Do. New - NI all 'Do. 0 p.e.Prt I Belg.gor. IV 191 ad - 70 , 000 4 Eng. and Aust. Cop. 111 all Northers of France.... 17 ad ad - 20.000 15 Gen. Steam Navigation 14 - - - 20 15 Do. New Shares Pr0f..... - - pas - 030.000 1 Oreat Ship (Limited) . all 4 1 I 10 all N Tienk P 8 9 _ 100 , 000 1 Do. 17 1 per cent. Pro f.f j per 4 Pin - 20 all Pads,L7oas, and Medd. 144 064 - 12,0001 6 Lon. District Tat (&) I 10 14 Ma - 96 an Paris and Orleans ll.l 66 - 60,000 20 London Discount (1..)•.. 15 14 lj di. - 20 11 Leafs ad S. Francisco - 200,000 4 'Lon. Gen. omniim Coo. an If 14 - (Ponmailmoo) s. 7p. c. 1 lj dls - 60,000 0 ISlsdnia IrrlgiL & Mad , 1 54 II plaid -ad 20 14 Rigs sad Duasburg - - - 20,000 10 IlioditorranaanElooTel. all - - - 10 all' one and Frascati - - - 12 ,00 0 1 10 Medlter. Do. TeL (thiL) an n 4 - 10 all , loyal Danish - 4lt 1::0 0 1 6 5 riSaul Disear i l% 1 1 1 li 1 .u. 6 ill ,loyal BwidLlt - - - 4 02 DO. 7 per coat. - - _ 1010 19 Nsalsorlapds Lad .... all - - -- 91 all Sambre and Pease - 10 all Do. 51 par and, Prof g lil 144 ad - 1 . 716 1011 N. Donno di N. Seat Lei. 110 10 U -• 1121 20 4 242P4010., )glperet 4 dls 11 /KM IN. Wit. Aailadadsa.. in l ie 1 - it 110 17 g All4t.nsa.Vanetiad Par 4 4. 11 - 110,000 1 Gas 20 all Southern of Franca- . 1 4ad - 10,000 I Do. "New Shane' Um 4 par -. ol , all Wed Ylandere I 1 61 6 - 10,000 10 lE. Stm. (Clan) A. II - - 30 I all Do. 54 per cent. Prof 9 94 - 10,000; 10 Do„ do. C la. - -, - II all West. &N.W. of Prance 21 0 - 000001 85. Pod Inver Land AWm 100 48 52 -. .10 ' I Weotem of Austria 1 - - - 21,000 50 Praia. and Odom. Nom all 7! 74 291 0 ,I,BWiestadon I - - - 20,900 50 Da. New l4 Ile 104 11. - 40,230 n 1.4110 s t Ind. TaL 44 I _ a llorldt.:113r. Gov all 4 dis pm •••• 10,000 60 - DZBL , CII7II.II STOCKS. 11,000 15 New an 4 4 -.. Naooo 00 loyal Man Steam _ o. I Mt. 1 kocts. lrd CLprices. 1 bales St. SNOW& Al.. lan us 110 110 188 161113101 22. 1 Gt. monLy.e.J.•kluly ne ! - - - 12.100 is Liliallaa UM all 86 86 -id 60,915 St , Norfont4p.o.)lsr.4llo6. 100, ,92 94 - 00. I iaboarlat TY lbw* - 12,6111 Ili N. Lad. 40.04„Ja5.4147•171100 1 0 100 041 - 11000 1 Do. do. Itaglikrod_ , PLY 6 11012.196r0.64.41p.A. do. 100 - - 1.1 60.001 10 Trust 111./LOolfp.Oaa I •••• - -. I .. •• • . 94.11kotti• N. Li 4p. at. 1100 I 00 92 Y LIMO 100 via Iniesal Led.- 2111 0 10 -. 117 117 140 117 104 IN NIP IN IN lee EVENING, JUL' iumwits. Do. ik r6711 1 1 ,:. a : Do. Kw Do. hoarier* Daff..LetolsOodrl sp.a Ns.. Ass 1 rrloi.• H. 011t1.875. ditto Da Jos l c 1/174. ditto s 5 lows, T.tDockep.o.gri Nosisrarogtr r °mi Lot loam D D taborlo• Ir. Do. Jobbalproo Do. 44 p. at Dolo•l Do. 4 p. at. de i go 1 Malmo, - GeradTrak a/ Oagris 2e., 100 100 100 100 100 100 i' soo is Is sn on an In an an an au an itwd. otoDo. I pow el Do. pro od. Do. do. do. _ dead Didion Woolosols Do. New of e. of Indio g. & p. et Ot. Wed Calm* Do. New Do. Bdo.pirc, Do. do. 73 01 Do. do. 73 Do.3e Ket. az rsit . D Di pr o. di et. Do. 4th Zda. do. .. INotb.Corp.o9. ot.loodi N. Nranowlok d OmadO Do. do. Lewd do. Do. do. )3 cap. do. Do. do. Land do Oa& (Limited) einas pw,o InBl.llolg, daift4cLUsited. tp 116 SO 96 96 11 . 01 die st I t 4 st n 1 41. 1." c lel 11 111. 2 We ~d 1 1i .. zit •ii # II #dl. - . me 100 99f 100 2d 104 2 4 01 ii 66 6 6 1 6 61 IT xd — xa ad 4... peas. 1 ash*. M J° l i i - . We — xo - k - IZili . ** I . IL D o. 4IL et A .L., iii. 4 , S. SRN sod Wool 101110 MS —•— K losoloo — N. SL Saibmiso — I L L 111L 81414(41 —, 149 Si 99 ul a 0 Si Now eIIOORIAL SOVZILMCRIT szeminize. .:i;i.l Qua.Gov.6p.e.Jaa.aJtaL .100 Do. 6 per cent. 1879 lOO Do. 6 per mot. 1590 lO6 Do. epee tent., 1866 lOO Da twat. leltetAog 1011 Do. Opw et. BllsoADop Do. ca d Not 106 Do. eerlp 50 Wow Drooaw.Gov.O p. et 100 N. 8.11616161 v. 66. e. 11186 100 Do. sp. e.,1171 to 1876 100 Do. c p. a, IMI6 Novo Destla 0 p. et. Ng _ Dolt . redcoat 1875 100 116 zdl 111 113 11l 1111 100 101 zd _z4 106 106 :8 98} 9D }:d 98 99 id 971 We zd iteli m i es-.. Zd . . . Aut. Clov. p. Bonds tfe.Ov:lpaJaa.tJuly De. do. Up a Ave. It Oat . 107 sal 1O x€ll ion 1081 _ lon 8 7/ =meg MUM b 0.146.1 =GIL I P 4. ICL pekoe. I lisiee. 4193 . Alfred Cone. (Phillack) Lll.lO 23 8 31 10, If British Iron II 1 2 .. Milord 0. . .. Dew. G. Con. (Titbit) 1 433 660 61 .. NA Bisset (Mo) 4166 .. Lit Condos W11644 •••-• 6.000 .. Malaise( (Tavistk )7& 4e. 14 13 .. Gambler It K. Mahn 6O 1- 3 40 4 .. Greet /loath m ei 171. 11 13 41 .• • . wamtred j ituo 31j ge, .. r. Wk. Yee( ) • • Of 11.. .. Grenville - .. Heroes-Root ~... o f la. 213 4, .. Moeda' Downs 41.86.41 31 2 1 1, .. Indy Bertha 1.8.0. U 3 .. army Want) 5 - 4 .... 1 1 = 1 Downs 2, .. N. lemon (Gle) 4 .. N. ILL Ileunt (Mogan) is I. .. North Wheel Csofty . 9.149. 93 4 ••••• 4, Par Coen (ft Elosey) le 12 13 .- 1. Li (U. Laud) 10.67. 46 67 12. Co.• Me. Co. 126. 13 If 912 .. 8. t • ,P 4. Cleer) l3 1923 On •-• 4000 .. 4 Caro Brea (Mogan) 46,000 1 8. Devon Iron I Gen Meting (Lm.) .. 8. W. Prances ;Mogan) ILL 100 170 920 .. Stray Park . 10.0. 67 59 AI 4000 6 T•111111/311.alandllaC 4 2 i 2 1 4, 10 Tie Croft 4000 .. West Buret ((U11ow) I,OH .. W. Condon (I,ard) 6 07 69 600 .. Weal Beton 61t .. wk. 1176 . 111kiput) .. Wh. Bunn. Itedrath) 6 :7 3 1 1 4... .. Wl. n 4 (Celeteek) Of I • 1.436 .. MIL Kitty (Pa Wont) 1.7.4 1 ... 1.016 :. Wheal Nary Am (Yenhenio4) L .. WU. iniawssy (Lar ) if fi N POZZIGN unraL No. 1 U. ( Nom Ird IO. suttee. I hales ISM DI Australian T 6,000 I Bee Accord, Lbolted llle. 4 .114 par 10,010 DI Ikanhap. GasA6Lpta ) 174 14 If 16 11.000 10 Do. ft Jahn &Mrs 11 MI V id Ili 10,0* 1 Ds. Ludt Ulm. Go. all -.— UM 1 Cla.Ces.lnst Oa Jam. . WM 40 Cobre Copper 14000, 1 Coplapo 24,000 , Dan Mountain Copper ell 4 I -. 26000 1 Fortuna 10,000 ft General 10,000 1 Northern Copper eft AusfaulfaTZ) I I dls par I I TILOOO 14 Komodo (Lan) 1 4 1. 1. pas 14,000 0 Us** WI I II 10,000 6 108815 1 smoto 1 117= ogre et S ). 11.11 4 1MaI) 4 MON IS PesEZrLiti all 1 SUM I AM Pa* AM 1 AWOL (Liu ) 108. } its US II 11,1110 1 Woell.= JOINT III'OCCSAIIMIL o. IL I BASEL I ICI. prams. SUDS 100 Agra and 11. fkr. Dank .SO UM II Ausiesida WI SS TO IMIO 16 Dusk et Dry* MlO IN Bank of London SO 04 44 60,000 111 Desk al Turkey YAM 60 Dania N. America *llo' 10 Chart. lank of ladia Australia, and China 10,000 100 Clty IMO I Lon., and China ail 14 12 —. T 4 II 10,cao 100 Colonial 40,00 20.11 Com. of Canada aD 15,000 100 Com. of London 1 25,000 20 Ens. Scot.RAtieloChartd all 164 164 00.000 20 0. Bank of Switzerland all 8,000 20 Loa. Ch. Bonk of Attila all 224 MI 25,000 60 Landon and County 00,000 60 Landon Joint stock - B S I 20.000' 20 Landon & South African 1 4 die per 60,000' 100 Los. and Westminster lO 10,006 100 NM. Prey. of England 4l —. .- ift SO De. Ifiter 26, SO naked Dank - IS DI Sow Beath Wass MI Ilk 16 Oriental Bank Corpses all . ... 114 110 Mama Book SS lOS lierlnclia of Ireland 4. 10 Do. Nov 10, 10 NOD kuoirollo IS Miss of Soolo0110 111, SO Val* et Zomba II„ I* .Ilalis /DOW ili iii 91 OS 74 76 66 66 40 63 60 46 60 is IT. Ii ti dill: vu lli 11 : gi 96 96 96 le 88 id 911 P 7 id 90 92 id 1} 1 die id —.—.. • T • I • I • T ... 100 id id JWNEY MARKET.-THIS DAY. ti (r.. Two otioarn. :The English funds to-day have shown has stea diness, Awing to the adverse political news from Naples and the decline oa the Paris Bourse. The markets generally haves's° shown a less favourable tendency. Consols are Offielally marked 93 1 and I for, money, and NI for the account. The preatat - quotations are 931 to / for cash, and 93 5-16 to 11 for the 9th of August. Tea official bu►iness report is as follows Three per Cents. Reduced, 9311, ; New Three per Cents., 93/, .; Indian Five per Cent. stock, 1859, 104/, 1 ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee OW, 97} ; India Bonds, 6s. dig. ; Moho , quer Bills, Is. dia. At Paris this morning, aoronling to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Routes were quoted 69.05, showing a rednetion of about per cent. compared with the last price of yesterday. The transactions in foreign stocks have been limited. Spanish descriptions steadily maintain the late advance. Turkish Six per Cents are quoted slightly lower, the 1854 stock being now 76! to 771, ind that of 1858 591 to, 601. Sales are re corded as follows :—Bracilian Old Five Cents., 100} ; ditto Four-and.4-Half per Cents., 1858, 88 ; -Peruvian Four-and-di-Half per Cents., 95 ; ditto Three per Cents., ; Russian Three per Cents., 1850, 641; Spanish Three per Cents., 48j, 49} ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 40 ; Turkish Six PerCente., 1854, r/ ; ditto Six per Cents., 1 85 S) The Illinois, from New York, has brought 20,0001. for England. The Eagle has also arrived from Melbourne, with 132,0001. in gold. B•Lr-raar Two o'OLocz. Consuls have improved i per cent. since 2 o'clock, being now quoted 94 to for money, and 94 to for the account. The discount market continues active. No busi nem was done yesterday below the Bank minimum, unless in exceptional cases ; and an advance upon that price was asked upon all but the best short dated paper. Six months bills are not in favour, and 3k per cent. is demanded. At the Bank yester day the demand was rather active. The 130,0001. in gold by the City of Wash ington has been purchased for the Continent. The Shannon, from the West Indies, has brought 154,0001. (113,0001. silver and 41,0001. gold) ; and the Haninionia, from New York, 37,0001. About 40,0001. in Mexican dollars was sold yes terday, at ss. 2id. per ounce, at which the market is firm. The quotation of this coin comes about 3 per cent. higher from China. Bat silver remains fiat here, at ss. Little alteration occurred yesterday in the ex changes. The rate on Naples was slightly better. Bills on Holland were in demand. The quotations are shown below : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.164 to ; ditto, short, 11.14 to 15 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.164 to ; Antw months, 25.30 to 5 ; Hsmburg (ms. tattoo), 3 months, u 13.54 to • Paris, 3 days, 25.10 to 15 ; ditto, 3 mouths, 25.324 to fj ; Frankfort-on-the-Maine, 3 months, 117 to ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 344 to 35 ; Vienna (eh% So.), 3 months, 12.95 to 13.05 ; Trieste ditto, 3 months, 12.95 to 13.06; Madrid, 3 months, 494 to ; Cadiz, 3 months, 494 to i ; Leghorn, 3 months, 30.36 to 40 ; Genoa, 3 months, 25.40 to 24 ; Napes, 3 months, 394 to ; Lisbon, 9 0 days, 52i to i Oporto, 90 day., 52 i to 34. A meeting was held yesterday of the creditors of Mr. J. G. Sullivan ' boot and shoe manufacturer , of the Borough, who stopped payment on the 30th of June. His liabilities amount to 50,0001., and his assets to only 2,6001., showing a deficiency of 47,5001., which is accounted for as follows :—Loss on leather, 17,0001. ; bad debts, 14,800 L ; trade expenses, 3,000/. ; interest, 4,0001. • loss on boots, 8,2001. ; on hoops, 5001. After the ;aiding of these figures, which were received with much dissatisfac tion, Mr. Sullivan was requested to sign a declara tion of insolvency, preparatory to the estate being placed in the Court of Bankruptcy. It is officially announced that it is the intention of the directors of the Union Bank of Australia to declare a dividend of 7 per cent, for the half-year, at the meeting of proprietors on the 16th inst. At the annual meeting of the Peel River Land and Mineral Company, held yesterday, the directors' report, recommending a dividend at the rate of 3 por cent. per annum was adopted. Vice-Chancellor Wood proposes on the 26th inst. to make a further call on the contributories of the London and Eastern Bank. The Electric and International Telegraph Com pany's cable between Lowestoft and the Hague, a distance of about 130 miles, ceased working on the 11th instant, having been dragged by a ship's anchor. Operations for its repair were quickly commenced, and it was intimated this evening that the line is again open for messages. The Salsette arrived at Point de Gs.lle on the 11th ult., and would quickly proceed for Australia with the English mail of May. Tenders are required at the India-offioe for the conveyance of 180 soldiers from Gravesend to Bombay. The monthly return of the Bank of France, as made up to Thursday last, the 12th of July, shows the following results (the exchange taken at 26f. to the pound) : Coin and bullion Bills discounted lncrease 2,1e0,000 Notes in circulation lncrease 1,140,000 Treasury deposit. lncrease 40,000 Private deposits Advances on public securities Increase 500,000 Assuming that the telegram is correct, the in crease in the discounts and circulation, and the decrease in the private depoaits and coin and bul lion, indicate a certain revival of commercial enter prise. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, July 11, compared with the previous weekly return, shows the following results: Circulation issue Circulation active Public deposit. 4,190,050 Decrease 4,089,319 Other deposit. 15,384935 Increase 1,640,809 Government securities in bnairnisepart7aent 9,714,574 Demme 103,309 Othesnocuritme in bombing department Cbia and bullion is both departmente — 16,232,810 Decrease 264,120 Seven day end other billa 738,009 locreale 50,361 The Rest N•tas in reserve Total reserve (noteskooin) in banking deportment 8,803,985 Decrease 206,300 This return shows the effect of the payment of the dividenda, which commenced on Monday. A large amount of quarterly advances has been re paid to the Bank, which has thus been enabled to pay the dividends at the cost of a draught of only 206,3001. upon the reserve. The Gautte statement of the movement in the precious metals for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz. :—lmports of gold, 181,3871. ; exports of gold, 247,7201. ; im ports of silver, 78,0681. ; exports of silver, 107,645/. BANN OP ZNOLAND.—An A sod MA Vic., c. for the sr' 11,11900. !WE 1!1 Notes Wood Lt0,037.826 And pursuant to the Act 7th ending on Wednesday, July lii . Orerusent debt L 11,015.100 Other securities 4,456,900 Gold coin and Ma llen Other bullion *29,937,8LS WILING DI =1416:11111 . NNW /114,663,000 1,335,113 Public Deposits eluding Ilschsq., fisv. Dant% Com mis. of /4.4Uoeat LtD,9117,836 !,MIT. Government Seen- Deed Weight A n- C 9.714,574 Other Securities Notes Gold sad Silver Coin 70:1,9311 Aoeta.) Mir Depot ther u day and other 733,000 R. 31 ,U 3.107. /138,135.107 WASHALL, MO Cashier. lily 111. 1310. Feiner Immo. Consols, which closed yesterday at 934 to for the 9th of August, opened this morning at 931 to g, and closed at 95/, "buyer„." For money the last price was 931 to g. The official business report is as follows :—Three pier Cent. Consols, for money, 931, , t ditto far ampunt (MSeet ,Mt Three per Cents. Reduced, 93i, ; 9) New per Cents, 9134, f, ; India Stock, ,2/94 1 2 , 21, 219 ; Indian Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 1 , I ditto Four-per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 964, , p, 9 7, 964 ; ditto, 1859, 961 ; Five per Cent. en faced" rupee paper, Fa, gr, ; ditto Five-and-a- Half per Cent., In ; India Bonds, 3e. dia. Exchequer Bills remain quoted Is. dia. to 2s. prem. Indian government securities were steady. Spanish Bonds are still Tieing. AngloTertmen were firm, at the late advance, in anticipation of the effect of the large ranking fund, which becomes ap plicable in the MAO of theFour-and-a-Half per Cents. on the Ist Sept. Turkish Bonds were steady : the Loan of 1854 closed at 77} to t, and that of 1858 at 130 to The closing quotations for the shares in new undertakings were as follow :—Ooean Marine Insurance, 14 to 2 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine,prem., " buyers"; Universal Marine In surance, 4 to f prem. ; London and Provincia! Marini to ; South Eastern Railway of Por tugal, to * press. ; London and South African Bank, dis. to par. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'Ctorw. As usual on a Saturday, (stadium prevails to day, with limited transactions. In the Stock Exchange, Alfred Consols shares have been dealt in at 22 ; East Wheal Russell at 13, being rather lower; Stray Park ? at 59 ; and Wheal Baguet, at 140. Shares in Calvad 'flack, Rosewarne United, and Sortridge Consols have also changed hands. _ . _ •No important variation is exhibited in foreign and oolomal descriptions. Several transactions are in the official list, given in another column. re ru r bVined is our usual weekly report of the metal market : _ . Business in metals continues to be transacted only on the smallest scale. Copper is well maintained in price, and a rather better demand exists for fine foreign. Iron.—The quarterly meetings have been held this week, without any change in prices ; nevertheless it is generally admitted that orders come forward but slowl ... T d in is well supported in prime by a stead. demand. 'ter is flat, and little is doing even at redimed prima k also very fiat. Tin plates sell pretty fi rmly, but primers rather weak. At Rosewall.hill and Ransom United Mine meeting on the 9th inst. the accounts showed • debit balance of nearly ISOM. _ _ _ The Cana Mine accounts presenter' at the meeting of shareholders showed a balance against the mine of 3691. Gs. lid. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is firm at the following quotations : Town tallow, au. net ash ; Petersburg Y.O. on the spot, 2t 9d. ; August to Sept., 525.6 d. to 52e. 9d. ; Oct. to DAC, 53. 6d. ; Jan. to March, 1861. 535. MARKET AVERAOIB.—Town tallow, ; fat by ditto, 2s. ; yellow Raseian, bk. 9d. ; melted stuff, 38s. ed. ; rough ditto, 225. Bd. ; tallow greases, 16s. (loud drop, 71. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Xamts. Davis and Co. report trade steady. Prime mea dow hay, noa to Ms. ; superior ditto, Ma. to 105 e. interior do., 55e. to 60s. ; new, 365. to BA. ; clover, old , Me. to 1265. ; second cut, 90s. to Me. ; straw. 26e. to 365. COVENT GARDEN.-(THIS DAY.) We have still to report heavy supplies of English pines, p= and nectarines Plums, pears, and flp are also mo from Prance in large mmataties. Grapes are plenti ful, ea are likewise cherries. Best samples of strawberries maintain fair prices. Cob nuts realise Is. per lb. Goose berries fetch 3d. per coati,. Peas in excellent condition are now abundant. New potatoes range from 6s. to Bs. per cwt. Some good mushrooms may be obtsioed. Cut Bowers &key consist of orchids, gardenias, violets, mignonette, heaths, kalosanthes, geraniums, lily of the valley, and roses. THE NATIONAL DEBT. (From last night's Goattel) The Lords Commissioners of her Majesty's Trea sury having certified to the Commissioners for the Iteduc tioe of the National Debt, in pursuance of the act 10 Geo. IV., c. 27, sec. 1, that the actual surplus revenue of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Irekad, beyond the actual expenditure thereof, for the year ended the 31st of March. 1860, amounted to the sum of 1,587,379. 13s. 2d., the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt hereby give sotioe that the sum of 396,8441. 18.. 3d., being one-foarth part of the said surplus of 1,587,37 W. L3a. 2d., will be applied, under the provisions of the said act, between the 6th day of July, 1860, and the 30th day of September, 1860, to the following purposes, viz. :—To her to the pur chase of Stock, 8441. 18e. 3d. ; to be ied to the pur. chase of Exchequer Bills, commonly ca ed Deficiency Bills, wade out in pursuance of the Act 57 Geo. 111.. cap. 148, 396,0001. ; and interest receivable on account of donations and bequst', to be applied to the purchase of Stock, 7,4091. —404,233/. 18a. 3d.—National Debt Office, July 10, 1860. —A. Y. Srualux, Comptroller-General. PROYA►CIdL SHARE MARKETS. maaantsrait, JULY 13.—Only a moderate busing.' offered. but the market continued firm. Manchester Royal Exchange Buildings, tial—Sheffleld Redeemable, 12 - 72 1 7 . — Ornat Wietern, 71—Caledonians, 94—Ciusadas. 11l—Dovers, 25 7-16—leeds, 106* 112--Rastern Con c hes, 111--Sbeffields, lo}--London, 102e—Blackburn)urchase. / n. Buutnionag, JULY 13 —Birmingham Guaranteed were dealt In to-dei at 76—South Staffordshire, 201. ISa. Pd.—Birmingham and Staffordshire One. new. 22 prem., and Birmingham Wagon, p. London and North W,,tern stock was quoted at 1020 to —Midlauil, 118 to {—Shropshire Mines, 50 to {—Ci7stal Palace, la a, and South Staffordshire Waterworks, i I die Market MANCHESTIR, SHEFFIELD, AND LINOOLNSHIRE Ran.waY.—A special meeting of the company took place yesterday, in the board-room, London-road @Utica, Man cheater, where a resolution was moved and carried unani mouldy, authorising a subscription of 30,000/. to the Che shire Midland Railway Company, in accordance with the terms of the Cheshire Midland Act of 1860. Mr. Chapman, the Chairman of the Sheffield Company, presided. There was bat a small attendance of proptistoes. RAILWAY TRAFFIC.—The LIMED returns of rail ways in the United Kingdom for the week ',riding July 7, amounted to 552,760 !., and for the corresponding week of last year to 506,9901., showing an increase of 45,770!. The gross receipts on the eight railways having their ter mini in the metropolis amounted to 244,893!., and for the corresponding period of 1359 to -273,5361., showing' an increase of 21,337/. The increase on the Esistertt Counties Railway amounted to 1,5821. ; on the Great Northern to 3,441.1. ; on the Great Western to 963/.; on the London and North Western to 7,286/. ; on the London and Blackwell to 711.; on the London, Brighton, and South Coast to 1,90 G. ; on the London and South Western to 3,2671. ; and on the South Eastern to 2,823/. ; total, 21,387/. The receipt+ on the other lines in the United Kingdom amounted to 307,8671., and for the corresponding week of last year to 283,4547., show ing an increase of 24,413/., which, added to the increase on the metropolitan lines, makes the total income 45,770/. as compared with the corres ponding week of 1869. EXTENSION OF Beelf. Post TO LABUAN.-011 the Ist of August next, and lard,thenceforw the provizions of the colonial book post will be extende books transmitted between the United Kingdom and laboan by packet rid Singapore. The postage on book rackets addreeaed to La huan will be as follows If sent in the mail from South ampton, for a pocket not exceeding 4 oz. in weight, 4d. ; above 4 oz. and not exceeding Bd. ; above fib. and not exceeding Ilb., Is. 4d. If sent by the mail rid Marseilles, for a packet not exceeding 4 Or. in weight, 6d. ; above 4 ox. an d not exceeding 413., Is. ; above ilb. and not exceeding lib., 2s. The postage must in all cases be paid in advance by means rel -postage stamps.—By command of the Post master-Genentl, ROWLAND HILL, Secretary. General Post. office, July 12, 1860. TRANSMISSION Of PARCELS BETWEEN ENGLAND AND FBANcIL —We are informed that Dr. W. H. Brown tformerly one of the lecturers at the Panaptition and Poly technic) has devised a method of transmitting parcels under water across the Channel with great celenty ; so that deli veries of goods and letters can be effected on both sties several times in the twenty-four hours. The details of the scheme are not before us, sothat we cannot offer agy_opininn ' as to its feasibility ; but the advantages which would attend its realisation are obvious, and we are, therefore, glad to learn that a company is being formed to carry it into effect. —Darer Chronicle. THE LEATHER TRADE.—During the past week a t crisis has been brought about in Buckingham by a failure in the tanning trade—the liabilities being said to be about 50,000!.—Bucks Adrertiser. EXPORT or Com..—For the six months ending the 30th day of June last, the quantity of coals shipped within the port was 1,502,489 tons, being an increase of nearly a quarter of a million tons on the shipments for the corresponding six months of 1859. —ffanderhred Herald. A scheme has been mentioned in Paris (says the Sunderland Berald) for running steamer direct from New castle to Paris and back, charged with tree, coal, chemical.. fire-bricks, Re., on one way, and ferrying . wine and I npr e o o d m . bins in ti t :Lwi ed th for th ß ia n t a n by steamer to St. Petersburg. tooisthtNhereewcridreeitc.llde,p"rrya.r:danuileet b re kre p. n d .c , h whetwo it may be forwarded Ili IS US 112 Ile LIS U 2 US ii M 1. 119 1111 166 IL IN iii lls 114 Is; us_ n 1 us. us MI i I 951 i 63 1 ii-' 88 1 8 1 -. 111 14 14 us r zd _ .. td