The Express. — London, England, 1850-04-16 00:00:00

z c_4ct, - 3_. ~• ''.J.1,t......4fj3t.t-51 No. 1,133. LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 16. 1860. (THREEPENCE. IANNIA LIFE ABSURANCZ COMPANY. 13. h.. orti...tato loM be a spori Aft Padiresat , • Ana i• sreilaisil as to tar tro burr of Mk ta• trier oast isjpiloyarlar and to proloat " Lan ar acrOAlNdlealli MlS taaweft Mewl tYamp P o : -okra rortbol orralovelber rib lb, Low 101011 a. tummy had. seIIIMIMId km Os Immlimas rood, warrat Waft bi orand I tbe • _ . .4 Ur Claspors isseroos• sastlid Or Dimon mammas le poltradawy at v 0 be am by rdtn woriefie. ad to dr riled rd oalarir Wilsoorkb insist es* gnat or, rd latmar orarly 4 do us ; :•• • IPUnitialli. FRit asosanos. dariat Dinotor. mirrored. disk lam the Waitron and Sagan sailed fres Clasandown,with emigrants." NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING. MONEY MARKET. RAILWAYS. A — ooonnts of the most @nom:raging kind 'Meek= all parts of the country of the state of the weather and crops, and tte progress of the spring work. A meeting of the eitissis of Waterford was held last week to petition parliament fur the abolition of ministers' mossy. The mayor presided. The Events; Packet contains the following account of a shocking Gass of murder : THIS DAY. DMDwarfs Telegraph. MONDAY Bynum). TIM Da*, Two o'Cioat. Quite a panic prevails in the share market to day, and prices have continued their downward move ment up to the present hour. Numerous sales have again been made in 'event of the leading descrip tions of stocks, and the speculators for a tall appear to have determined upon seizing the occasion for making a general movement in favour of lower prices. Great Western stock is at present quoted 46 to 47, being 2 per cent. below the closing prices of yesterday's market. London and North Westerns are at par, whilst Caledonians have fallen to 81 to 7. Midlands have been marked as low ai 301; Berwick, at 101; York and North Midlands, at 13r ; South Westerns, at 551; Brighton', at 78. Foreign shares are rather weak. RIDDLF.BWOATH STAKES. Nutcracker .. .. SWEEPSTAKES. Nutcracker .. 1 Obio .. .. 2 • • SWEEPSTAKES. 711 f .. .. 1 Totob3y .. .. .. 2 SWEEPSTAKES of 10 move. each. Bishop of Romford's Cob .. 1 Jest .. .. .. 2 - t iVEL EXHIBITION of SPORTING TRO. 1\ E mu, at tCIIL I EIRIBITION 11.00111. ark.poot W awry, OPEN tar a mot Work* ' srownxo maim. NSW, anis IPENEM. r • ia tho tar Widow of Soolbers Atoka; ale a kop mks :* 111•14 Mane rod sal we. laosa Oa Almost IDIOM dao of. awl odloolod W,, ItassErys Oinks a aot. Eoq . isoikme lab. lIMINKraiI aAm , . L..aglog aspodkies Ms Emma sod lamb lamhers Sam= Unman. Clusichc prim Yostairday. Sake a-ft to 1 o'clock. THE PERFECT SUBST/TUTE ler SILVER.— The RE4L NICKEL SILVIVII, II - U pen =Z . • I NI LI • BUILTON. wimps plated by the maw af -*toe rat Cm. Is bursa all taa ibe gee Mt wide .1: to aterbaa Rim. that els be es *itee i leendly rarratelly, T by se mil& am 1118 Oar 3 .. oMmim. Ilhain i r damn 14oert Ammo tat.... forks ... Ti.. TAM* Pipmel MM. .- TM. IMO 'yaw eels. voltam amitiallika, kr-, at ptaptatiortla An kind. el ro.platlag dam b tb retent • t LLLMICALLT MA NOT rarED. Thrombi** IMO Potters. ream. Pamirs. orate ar Forks, Mit, par lima IS ... SAL Si.. .al • aal 4ltto 41tta ...................» Oa. Its. -. rata:ogror, with is= lop. as spa a awry Iran. arier, new (pm sot) r. 01 S. SCRTOXII (Isle algess Ihertas), IS, Oxford cw ...nor 31•Imss•strart), srlSs. 1, Nswmosseriel. Established hi WelleArssl, 11/30. QI'LXCER'S PULMONIC KLUCIR.—This elk atr. =Liam Its bleb pailtice la public estiail!kn, totem, es,ldg, d ri palmonary axnplaints. = „ . sa properties of ale tr sio• Imp seemed hr it the . n 1,4 retreat.* plasm% 6agaters from tee complaints. •• -.4 are terimaly norammimiled Is bare recourse to this , ,itharisaa soil ammea wide Will le totted to meld to its in • are hams; md la asthmatic complainta. •, certainly Mimi Me use of St —Prapared and sold I. LIETS and Ca. , Crass- mart IFtret.street, Ireton: and • -.• tr Fdrrartis, 67, St. Pamirs Ctiorehrd ; Burt lir aad • - • •,ics t ..street ; Sutton and Co., Bow Ch urchyard: Singer • ...vont-sr ret. London: lletteniread and Roberta, Manche.- , . . ,rod Co., r Odsenatit ; sag Sable, Boston. In tett iss, at each. The bottles at b. 9d. contain nearly three DIL CULVER!FELLIS N.IIM.WORILE. ENT 0 Y ust " M V T at LIP S nes:* rferestiof, rid estOsil ass ef ON." 717:71;{;.D1R .7,4 ifeag a 4 efaMitaitMOnisio-Eseas the Environs of London-The Puha. lasee, : . and o p ther na kierant pisnri-fountry Tripe and • a scLondun at la -Illyeadaes at liom•-Maeie- Laws, illeepiney Ilathistn, Alz, Rat, v. r.N n num the 1101.711TAINI. 2 sob. Is. sod ; by post, to the tallee-Sheteli of letidtargh, ka. .-:Le Lakee of lidlant EA ey-llieninieentes of Dahl* the, l i rNitigt - • throe eras Iran and ten ow coarse may ran." • ••, row s macs ewer. farm Cosset and !a") et am 4 health and enflebled connitation, that harems the the ..an of emote, Implores, or study, and ambitions and ila* far the diet and physical mutation of PlO,llOO 1111 , 111M1 Ms 711, COrabill ; Cervalbo. (Meet tem the author. 14 Argyll-pleek F, •- INDIA. ANTICIPATION OF 11IE OVERLAND MAIL. t • are rewired by electric telegraph, riti Trieste, :er.ce of the arrival of the Oriental at Sur z, on -1 'ant, with the Bombay mails of the 16th of expediaciu under Sir Cohn Campbell against '....stscrittaisters in the neighbourhood of Peahawur, t been attended with the expected results. The ttri.fcs had refurcei to Peshawar. Itt Hitdo3 azd Mussul•nan ppulations in Mersa ill risen against each other under the influence :ft*, ions fanaticism, and, in the disturbances which 0. the c iy was burnt to the groutd. It* rist of India was profoundly tranquil. Tte sie of English manufectund good. at Bombay rid 'i,sc :arge at middling priees. Cotton and opium wen r . Mr(3- was plentiful. Exchange on London, 21 F: r. e.. I: to England 31. per too. Its intel:4gence was accompanied by a postscript Int • ae .I•istrian consul in Egypt, which we give as we received it, with the remark that it, zt proWiinty, refers to the intelligence brought mail from Peshawar. An English free corps of 3,000 men met with a '‘r• frm the rebellious mountaineers, in the Koad • l'eshawar, in which two European officers v::::(ipr.rates remained on the WV lIIE UNITED STATES AND CANADA. Ice Niagara, Captain Stow, arrived at Liverpool nernieg, with dates from Boston to the 3rd, and 4.fax .sth inst. •te triage heavy mails and a considerable number -pt.* agars. '.-tc.2rets was still engaged discussing the slavery o. There had been an angry discussion be aset Mears. Brenton sod Foote, and it is asserted tr &duel would take place. Lt United States senator John C. Calhoun, whose !fit. eptech on the admission of California into the treoted so much sensation in the States, died "zt slat alt., at Washington, in the 68th year of l'r.ftssor Webster's trial for the murder of Dr. 4 :43 an has just terminated in the conviction of the , :-feescre, Ides has been sentenced to death. is esneseesense of the accounts from all quarters 11 /t•sesting the crop of cotton as short, a reaction place at New York. Prices closed per lb. ' ! itr for the fortnight. The accounts from New tots to the 30th March, by telegraph, state that 4 '4 Ras held firmly. It , Canadian government had published tables ! 1 • 11 d that the Customs' last year's receipts were • greater than the year before. ILI. crescent City and Ohio bid arrived at New 'Pee 'rem Charge. They bring no further tye kola Califorais, in consequence of the non -111:ii. el the steamer from Panama. PriTre ' , counts state that cholera had again Incr. at New Orleans. It wee feared it would epidemic b •'"• from Mexico, to the 14th of March, mention : 44. Lasing, Minister of Finance, resigned on the tad was succeeded by °camp= 'At Lave Jamaica advice@ to the 16th of Marc". 1 1.- steam-ship Tay, with the mails from England, td se the 15th. There had not been any ague* Z .4 ` 14 , 46 , market, with the exception of a slight t p.r.c of coffee ; 445. was the highest fi g ht • ''t fqr atchaary samples. Ham commanded 3s. 3d. et.on kr 21 proof. Sugar, 13s. to 17e. per ;t y:.. lira) trio =Ailing. Pimento sold at •6d. vLognotri realised 40s. per ton ; 150 tons have • "ftes on Imidon, 90 days, per cant. prem. ..,•!•• I pert ent.; and 30 days, I; per cent. loindon, 2s. 9d. per cwt. for sugar. t't kliowing =cols had arrived at Jamaica : Qadstone, from Dundee ; Great Britain, pus ANNOW Succe . e and Loodia n ah , from Liver- N. 7...d IA& Bantam, from limidon. ' ll :l"t'e's slop Bermuda sailed from Jamaica for .4* a. Mardi h .11 at. e:Mi. Bolivia, arrived at Panama E rs 4 '•"•co, March 23, with 600,000 dollars , k . "'“:". LW -ai1...1 again on the 27 t h with the gene for the South Pacific. r:. e • CO L INT ELLIGinn. Now Teal. M April 2 —Stock market ease bet anon hes bsea ad mend ; the Indere bulbul liaised ban Masa et Ink 1111 to 1121 nee el llek lib rOle u rl7 l. The ana matasays enpileb ad hem en wade anent te lama et eon lb lbw sub .west! beruallabelt WNW deem. be It en nor be by be et be Tenelear et the ledeseata dna weeeedeg : 1 2. 1 rIbele den. bolsi iseareptioul vtli nene~e alas la 11. shah et n pa swat inernee, la nebeage a Inn beim. ad ne bend the Iledsea W bra at et tell. bum ere estnee at VI le renew.-03 re= Napa abbey ter Man* ea the 113th alt.. alba dedned per lb., ea ell neb. es Nene Se aretepeedean a nine et pa lb. teak Mew and an bran sal ltd rebbese of down an. Ile an an *A mead %Win baba the teal sibs Mae alb Man is lot mobs eneen to ILAN Inn data kr apart le Lleapeel. irsapts at ports: The yaer, lt r e .., bales; lea )e V er. 2.11*•• • babe. able maw ban ulna at per lb.; SIO benele Wan , Si. per band la balk. teed.e, deed wank eta. Ii pr tea. &manner's Indent mach champ, mai la IL iregatat; reatipts atedarate; Mak In lauds lazier. nova tad di 7is. la Stein lie. pee bead Re amass tad teed barb. baba see meal 2 dole na. be 2 den 13 ca z i r te barrel; ladles • 46. Ma le bla as band: elda, llSe.; lout, to Ideala bowl a eon an to a faz Meet et et; le belWlrf estlift babe. The main parelly beery wdet. Yak le dawn le la den per era s dales Ma be rim. • oda at palm area nes mit at leddn lea is do aes • den ne. Is II dela 13e., and • dein Tin la 9 del4. be prise sae. Mae are le name. sad bald rlo daln lad b May et ll.e. rdpa rat , nth seed b and la eat male nen Ire bees bet Ins and be mania Way — a l ebealen, to tor eakbabn sad kr frau. Mos Ins. milk aYr deemml. aMb et den, led to at 3 Ob. tllweledela Sle. Peden delleal boa. Naw Oauiawo. MAILM 30.—The swain i fig far tattoo. met the gala moiardsy ramie* 4.ooobsam tosbalseadiltrai at 10:-14. Thome for the am mama tun beim The rait coalbue to fall of, mai are saw SOLCOD Ism Whirl theism d Met mar. neldrre we my audldeat Ma as Mr further de- Mined one com per lb, MO sales at OM Irma. at Ma TM Mask o sot trom 9 1 too tupt. TM Wes mday mom up MO) Yaks, mad lar Mt week 24,1100, at very dm Pralghts an dull. eattaa *limped fa Brltilt muds la Wm at Id. MR. M. OTERRALL. ARTICLES PROPOSED TO BE ADOPTED IN THE CRIMINAL I •'ODE OF MALTA, UNDER THE HEAD OF " OFFENCES AGAINST THE RESPECT DUE TO RELIGION." (immolated frau Ste Halm) 46. Wtosoever shall disturb with violence, or with the design of profana•ion, the sacred functions or ceremonies c f the Roman catholic religion, dominant in Malta and its dependencies, durirg their celebration, the places d, -tined for worship or without, shall be puniMed with im ps impotent from nine months to three years. It tn. offence ha committed without violence or design of profanation, the punishment shall be impricaement from one to t►rev months, or fine. 46 (A) \Choi-ever shall disturb with violence, or with the desigu of profanation, the fur rions or ceremonies of my other wonhip dissentient from that of the dominant church, shall be punished with imprcinment from six months to :wo MOO. If the offence be committed without videare or design of vrofanation, the pu ishment shall be imprisonment from one to three months, or fine. 47. Whosoever shall insult the ministers of the estholic religion, or those of any other worship dissentient from the &damsel religion, in their functions, shall be punished will imprisonment from one to Wee month•, or from Cur to six Months. 4S. Whosoever shall, in public, tlaspheme or impiously eeeeee to the name of OA, or of any of the persons of the most Holy Trinity, or of the Nailed virgin, or of the saints, or shall revile or put to ridicule, by words, gestures, or e:ni• Wise, any article of the catholic religion, cr shall otherwise iasult an essential article of the Christian religion u it is received by the generality of Christians, shall be punished with imprisonment hem four to gig months, or from one to three months, or with fine. But in slight cams there may be applied any of the penal ties established fur contraventions. 49. Whosoever stall outrage the objects of wonhip of the embolic religion. whether within or without the plates dis used for worship, shall be paddled with imprisanineot from one to three months. When the ouwagi is a grave one, it shall be in the power of the court to apply the punishment of imprisonment from tour to Ws months. The same penalty established is the two preceding paragraphs sbail be appSied to whosoever shall outrage the ohjers of worship of any religious society dissentient from the dominant religion, in plates danced for worship. 49 (t). Whosoever shall steal Irina a thatch of the catho lic religion, or the premises adjacent, or any place destined toe the worship of say dissentient communion, sacred vessels or sacred furniture, or other objects dedicated to divine wor ship, shall be pahished, wit► forced labour, from eighteen months to three years. When the object stoles shall be the most holy Eucharist, the punishment shall be forced labour from three to fire years, and there may he added solitary confinement for not more than six periods. PROTEST OF THE BISHOP. The Bishop of Gibraltar has addressed to the Governor the lohoiriog protest *pion these artielt a:: PROTIST. " We, the undersigned, iieuree by Divise permission, Bishop of Gibraltar, toeinfr, by virtue of our office, and by the authority of her Majesty's letters patent, invested with the power of exercising episcopal jariediction according to the eceleaisstieal laws of England in all pl tees belonging to the &nick of England, within the island of Malta, and being ordinarily resident within the said island, have cons' doled it to be oar duty to examine those articles of the pro posed code of criminal laws for the said i.land, which are en. titled ' Concerning Offences against the Respect due to Reli gion,' as amended by the council of government, and having found that it is therein proposed to make the church of Rome the dominant church is Malta; to declare it to be exclusively the catholic chunk ; to elms the church of England and other religious bodies other Majesty's subjects asdissentients from the church of Rome, as it at present exists in the said island ; and to enact heavier penalties for offences against the Roman catholic worship than for offences ageism others; Weston we, the bishop aforesaid, do hereby protest in the strongest manner against the adoption of the said articles, for the following reasons " 1. Because whatever may be the privileges 'rented to the Maltese, the supremacy of the English crown tarries with it of aireerity the supremacy of the religion of the Queen sad of the people of England, and establishes it by the law of the land in every colony and dependency of the empire, Melts Included. . 2. Recluse this proceeding of the msktrity of the council in attempting to make the church of Rome dominant la Malta, and to declare the religion of the said church to be esclosively ,the catholic religion, is an attack upon the supremacy of the crown and the fun damental laws of the empire, and an invasion of the rights and privileges of the catholic and apostolic church of Eng land, " 3. Bemuse the attempt to class the church of England sad other bodies of her Majesty's subjects together as being merely dissenters, or disseinients from the church of Wm, as it at protest deist in Malta, is an insult is the religion of the Queen and of the people of England. " 4. Because the enactment of greater penalties for of. fences against the Roman catholic worship than for offences against the worship of other Christian churches, u a viola. tins of the principle of equal protection for all daises of her Majesty's subjects, and of the rights and liberties of English men. _ _ r "6. Becaoss neither the clergy nor the people of the Church of England in Malta have give■ the least occasion for any such proceedings, they having been careful on all occasions to avoid giving offence to their Mal tee fellow subjects is all things connected with their religion. " Given at Gibraltar Pelee*, in the city of Valletta, this 20th day of March, is tit* year of oar Lord 1860, " G. GIBRALTAR. " To We Estelleney *a Right Hon. Richard More O'iNurall, Governor of Malta, Re." IRELAND. Donut!, Aran 16. A public meeting, convened by the mayor, was held in Sl'go on Thursday last, to petition against the peopoe e d abolition of the office of Lord-Lteute sant. A similar meeting will be held in Limerick to-day, also convened by the mayor; and meetings for the same purpose have been announced to take place in Drogheda and Dungarvan. Thenseeting for the Doblin Post-office Ward has been fixed for to morrow. In the eassameial artkle of the Reinnan's Journal we fled the following discouraging account of the state of basin. here : Then las not, we regret to say, been any revival in trade this week, and the share market is rather wore. The Cus toms asseipts for the wink are only 16,4001., of which 6,8001. is on Ise, and 2,0001. on tobacco. The return of the Cur to.. manes of this poet for the quarto just ended shows, we regret to observe, a very serious falling off from even the reduced amount of last year, the receipts fur 1860 being oaly 214,0001. against 230,0001. in 1849. - The newspapers from the various provincial sea ports describe emigration as going forward without intermission. The JYater/ord Mail says More persons have left our port destined foe America than soy other during the season. The _great majority ',ergot the better clam of farmers." The Cork Con stitution says :—" A numerous body of respectable looking fanners, with their wives and children, from the midland counties, arrived in this city on Thurs day by railway, all intending to emigrate. Same day, ezvere Causeless, ansurrox-namon, Aoau.l2.—A bar home murder was bet eight perpetrated as the parson of Petrick Egan, a ponsieser ' raiding as th e townisad of Clamors, the property of eldr. Usher. The poor sus ww &Iliad end in bed at the time of the attack, so early as den o'clock. One of the easwelea wrack him with a pistol, and this lisped so violently as his duet that ha expired is tea minutes. It is not kaowa at present what the motive of the attack was. Rees was known to have • cossiderable ewe of money, and also a pen for his protection. The hitter wee carried off by the villains ; they ludo so Dean& for the massy. This is the third attempton the anfartenato man. At Glasalongb, is the county of Monaghan, a shot was fired on Wednesday night last iuto the bed-room window of Mr. John Robertson, land steward to C. P. Leslie, Esq. MR. Cimosas HUMS, M.P., was last week look at Isse Perk, alba it le sW WA be ispnweild his Wm tis• or lissming • bidder for it, trim wilts. wader the locustbsted Estates Att.—Leisure? Expesas. THE GORHAM CASE. The following correspondence has pawed between Miss Belton, the Sister of Mercy, and Lord Chief Justice Campbell : The Orphans' Home, Plymouth, March 19. My Lord,—lt is with a pain, the intensity of which, amidst such apparent gratitude, your lordship will not readily losgi•s possible, teat in writing to express my deep sins, of your kindness in consenting to aid tits work at Devosport. I have now to request the withdrawal of anima which, noble and honoured as it is, is connected most pain fully with a decision which for a presentbrands the church of England with unewholic teaching. As a most unworthy, yet faithful daughter or that church, I have, as your lordship will perceive, no choice left me in working lac her but to withdraw Iron one who has twisted in • judgment which I am bound to beleve is so contrary to her fundamental principles as to be fatal to her unless absolutely planted. It is nachos to multiply words of sorrow. Your lordship will know and feel that such a letter as the protest cultist not and could nut be written without much grief and em. barramaneut. Entreating your f nue, and praying that all blaming may attend you and yours, I am, your lordship's humble and grateful servant, PRISCILLA. LYDIA SELLON, Ye mother snpr. Midland Circuit, Warwick, March 31, 18.50. Madam,—Hating • most sincere respect for your piety and benevolence, I would beg you to ncensider your request that in 7 name may be withdrawn from the list of theme who are desirous of assisting you in the truly Christian objects to which your lite is devoted. I really holier' that you mie understand the judgment to which you refer when you eon. eider that it is so dangeroas to the church and so disaedit , able to those who commend in it. I issue you that we have given no opinion coatrary to yours upon the doctrise of baptismal rrgeorration. We had so jurisdiction to de ' ride any doctrinal question, and we studiously abstained from doing so. We were only called upon to construe the articles sad formularies of the church, and to say whether they be so framed as to condi mn Ci rtain opinions expressed by Mr. Oorham. If we be mistaken in thinking that they are not es framed, you will hardly say that for this mistake (which you will charitably believe to be conscientious) we ought to be excluded from communion with orthodox Christ ions. Recollect that the Archbishop of Canterbury and the Archbishop of York entirely approvad of what we did, and that they are as much answerable for it as if they had bean mamben of the court instead of being only our advisers. 1 Reflect, then, whether it be for the good of the church, to which you are so afiaothoutely attached, to pronounce ex communication against all who approve of the decision which you censure. 7erheps you may find that • large ma jority of the pious sons and daughters of the church of England think that the decision is sound, and that it may heal the wounds from which she has lately suffered. At any rate I do hope that open re wasideration you will still allow me to have the gratification of being upon your coni rr Rtes. If you remain inflexible, I must submit to your determination, bat I shall continue to pray that Heaven may enlighten your understanding and further your labours with its choicest blessings. I have the honour to be, with the highest respect, Madam, your most obedient faithful servant, CAMPBELL. The Orphans' Home, April 8. My Lord,—l found your letter on my return from a short absence from home. Need I say that this unexpeeted kind- DM of its °samosa only made me the more bittirly mourn over the unhappy came which separates me from such a benevo:eut acd noble heart—oepswee me, es I still hope, only for a time, for how an I believe but that your lordship will us time perceive what is involved in your decision, and will lament as deeply as any one of us that it should have endangered the church by the apparent admission of heretical teaching ? You Tell me that, on the contrary, It will help to heal her wounds. Alas! my lord, that you should my so! How an it heal her wounds to tell an that her articles admit of a heresy which her creed rejects? I may not believe it, al though such words are sanctioned by the two archbishops. By lord, I do not believe ft. It would be to question the truth ot the church of Eagand to believe that it wire mat ter of allowed indifferent,' whether an article of the creed were c intradieted or not. It is not being faithful to her to doubt until her own voice condemn her, which may God forbid! But many hearts sines the decision do fail. They believe that your decision is jest; they do not believe that the church of England is • whams to and a holder of the truth of God—they torn from her as not being " a light set on a hill which cannot be hid." Their faith is utterly shaken. I speak from a bitter knowledge of facts. I see her forsaken by those who have loved her. And you, my lord, do you also believe that the Church of Eng land has been untrue to herself—that her formularies are so constituted that she contradicts her own belief—that she will aot maintain the faith other creeds—that she will admit priests to teach her children that which has been condemned as a heresy ? Forgive me, my lord, for writing thus to you. How can Ido otherwise? It is not that I forget the differ. ens* which God km placed between us—the differ ence between an exalted aid • lowly position—the difference of age, and sea, and station ; but all Wee away while I n collect the wonderfal kladnees of your letter—the noble re. lunatic* with which you withdraw the aid which once I should have so joyfully and gratefully accepted ; and I can. not bat speak to you heart to heart. I thank you very earnestly for your promise of remember ing me in your prayers. lam not worthy to prey for you— and yet if the God of all goodness will hear the supplication of • loving and deeply sorrowing heart, He will bring you to grieve for the injury done to the church, and will help you to repair it—and gin you all blessing in time and in eternity. Yours, very humbly sad affectionately, P. LYDIA SELLON. Btratheden hoses, April 10. Madam,-1 deeply grieve that (although is very eon teems laaguage) you adhere to the stern resoluta of ex °lodise me Ire. she gratification' of being epos the list of your committee and of soatributing my mite to the extol lent shanties obi* yen is laudably superintead. I moat confess that you de on mem Mme to have made any way in proving that lay seneureenes is the decision of the Judicial COOLNUttee In the Glifia• itiosahl disqualify me humbly to amain you is akin eon ef e2hans, is providing • (knot, lan 'duration for the *Edna westhless parents, sod la mitigating the physisal salleimp one blow-matins. l Nano* Wok shot I eta sailed upon to answer your observations respecting the sentn of the Monism or in pro bable effect upon the Minsk, se I 'saki essay show that you beg the question entirely by riming that the destrine to which you object has been eendoessol by km mistse and formularies as a honey, sad I mien demenstrats that whether the doilies be wrong at right, it ma steed no andausPtie pretext fee kenos the dunk se ne ropes& ass ough spa her must misoonstrootion of anions fermaier end ibe a very 4111118 her If she has omitted to denesnee one Mee destine se heruisal, coasideriag that as theistion shwa ha prehoord M settle dogmatically all penis of serene, and that the sheenin which those s h e teemOsin mast bitterly men disposed to take refuge has etnesus4 left epos various quer Boas, comeidered by the isonnere of that slunk be of kick importune. I have new only to submit to and erases. Though expelled from your conseitue and forbidden to have any cammunieation with you in your charitable deeds, I may, perhaps,be 'Bowed in putts' to remind yes tithe perilyou haw implicitly giving te way a religious impedes. " gams of the hut and most dangerous priestliest of seen," said Lard Erskine, n " arise from the mast honourable Flaws's. Wham penman. are caught up from bad pwisne, the wont ass feel intervals of reassess to Wen eirl ibe Vee thin ; In t when they arise from iteserame =mom none, they are hugged der M the beam, me the kindest and most empeetkineee saws foal a plenum in fostering • blind and unjust ineentmstaL" If at any tine howalker pore shank be Wend to relent, I shall joyfully avail myself et the opportunity of inn trying to further yen beneveliat sebum, rad in the men time, I have the honour to rensin, with the highest respect, Madam, your most Obedient, faithful &erne., Miss Moo. CAMPBELL. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. MANSION-HOUSE. Tn CHARGE or STEALING • CUE4OI.—COMMITTAL OE T Paworms.— Water Traits, Loa lessee of the Olym pic end Marylebene theatres, was again brought before Mr. Alderman Gibbs, upon the charge of stealing a cheque, the ' pr.rperty of the Globe Insurance Company. The prisoner, on being pieced at the bar appeared perfectly collected, but had evidently suffered In health from confinement. Mr. Clarkson said he eh- uld only then lay before the court the act of parliament to show that the Globe Insurance Company had the power to prosecute offenders against their PTP AM.. from the Globs-office, produced the company's act, being 47 Geo. 111., cap 30, which authorises the com pany to prosecute through their treasurer. Mr. Clarkson then said, that u be considered the WIN complete against the prisoner, instead of having him corn 'flitted to Nueva' he would suggest a remand pro forma. Mr. Bodkin acceded to the suggestion. It was a plan now frequently adopted to have remands jeep form!, be cause prisoners were rather more comfortable in the place (Cr Itspur-street) from whence the prisoner had come than In Newstate. Mr. Alderman Gibbs then, with the usual form and cau• Mon, eked the prison. r whether he had anything to say, at the same time telling him that he was charged with stealing • cut que value 1,4001, and also a pine of paper value Id., the property of George Can Glyno, hie master. The prisoner raid,—l wish to reserve my defence ;by the adults of my solicitor. I am content to leave the cue in the he. de of my counsel... . . The drpc:sitions in the above, and also in regard to the so coved cheque for 1,4001. having been read, the witne.ses were bound over to prosecute, and the prisoner was fully eon milted for trial upon the two charges. BOW STREET. BRUTAL ASSAULT.—W. Bauyess and Elisabeth MOOT* were charged with 'resulting two females. Ellen Clarke, who apppeared to be suffering from some i nju ries r7.7:"7„nd n she had receive d , m:u4iddatsiNle was o. Lmu th anipton-street, Euston•s loan. Last evening, she was walking along Rumen square, in company with a female Maud, towards her home, when she saw the two prisonen standiog together close to the railings of the encloses. AS she passed them witness happened to turn her head, and the male prisoner instantly said, with an each," How dare you insult my wife?" and struck her a violent blow upon her right eye. The female prisoner then struck her upon the face, and immediately afterwards she ki iced her a tremendous blow upon the lower pan of her stomach. She fell to the ground, and was ren dered insensible. She was afterwards placed in a cab, and removed to the station-house. Witness added that she 'poke to the Finnan as she passed them, and they were quite strangers to her. Mary Ann Pearce, a married woman, corroborated the evidence of Mrs. Clarke, and said when her friend was knocked down, she told the prisoners that on meeting with a constable she would give them into custody. She had no sooner said the words, than the male prisoner struck her upon the face in a most savers manner. The female pri soner also struck her. Mr. Judi.. tioal - ibe prisoner, each the rum of 31, and, in &fault of payment, he ordered them to be aommitted for ore calendar month. I ockeThe prwonen were unable to pay the fine, and were d up. REVIEW OF THE FOREIGN CORN TRADE DURING THE PAST WEEK. (from the Marls 1.1111. Express.) There is very little alteration in the tone of the advice' from the Baltic parts. No increase had, it appears, taken place in the supplies from the growers, and the stocks in granary bialys been reduced by the spring shipments, holders had shown more disposition to raise than to lower their pretensions, notwithstanding the dull reports from hence. Letters from Dins g of the 6th instant inform no that the Vistula bad at length become nearly clear from foe, but that no supplies had yet coma down ; some quantity being, how ever, expected almost immediately, buyers had declined to act ; and with hardly anything doled for export, prices had remained quite stationary. New high mimed wheat of 61 lbs. weight, was quoted 365. 6d. to 375. ; mixed, 60 to 61 lbs. 345. to 355.; and common runs, 335. per quarter free on At Konigsberg a fair extent of busmen bad, we are in. formed, been done in wheat during the week ending the Bth 'inst., some purchases havirg been made for Scotch and Dutch account; holders had, consequently, succeeded in realising fully previous terms, say 365. to 375. for high mixed, 611 b. to 611tb. per bushel ; 3 3..3d. for mixed, weigh. ing 611 b. ; and 31e. per quarter free on board for red of the IMO weight. The transactions in spring corn had been un important; large barley, 621 b., had been offered at 14..6d ; an d mall, of 501 b. weight, at 124.6 d.; oats, weighing 371 b. 3711 b., at 10. ; and beans and peas at from 18s. to 201. per quarter fire on board. Oar Stettin letters are of the Bth April. Owing to the extreme insignificance of the supplies of wheat from the growers, the discouraging Beglialt account, had produced no influence on prime, and really fine Uckermark and Pomera nian, 61 to 62.b5. weight, was still (looted 34.. to 355., and MIN. red Stettin 335. per qr. free on board. These rates being above the limits of the few orders on hand, scarcely any business bad been done. The operations in spring corn had also been circumscribed, barley having been held at ejnal to 16e. to 165., and oats at 12s. per qr. free on From Rostock we kern that the little floe wheat remain ing in warehouse had been held at enhanced rates, and that it would have been difficult to boy 82 to 631 b. paresis so u to gl o w being put free on board below 38s. to 375. per qr.l From Stralsund, Girlefiwald, and And's, the advice§ are generally of a very firm tone, and the price for good wheat, at the ports nosed, had not gone below 341., whilst superior samples had been held at 365. per qr., free on board . MINCINO-LAN&-THIS DAY. Strath.—The larp public salsa, consisting of 160 hada. West India, 6,600 bail Manritus, 15,500 bum Bengal, and 700 begs China, are programing store mouldy Man 'Mahe hare been expected,- but the importen are buying in freely, Ito sustain prime. The malted market is Bd. lower than last week ; gram lumps, 48e. to 604. Comm.—Thu.las not been • public sale. The trade give 48s, for mull pumas of wood ordinary native Ceylon, but the quotation of 471. to 48s. =set remain for market buthaese. Pagraa.-600 begs Malabar sold is public sale 34 to 31 lb., which were the previous private contract rotas: PININTO —3OO begs were offered la public sale, tad bought la at 64d. to 6ld. per lb. Cimvas.-100 bags, imported hoe Bombay, sold at 7d. to 74d. per lb. Cllll4l/1 LIGNIM..-100 boxes sold at lower prime, 86s. 6d. to Ots. 6d. Corrox.—There has been a demand slam the arrival of the steamer to-day and prima look very Arm. TlL.—The public NM for to-morrow has suspended business by pnvats soignee to-day. NANCIIBSTER, April 15. et00242011•1101.—W• haws q.. had • wry Imayy melt& Pekes eseelderably tower, sad the moat of brawls tremolo! boa Ws estrum* Welted. 3111111NGBAll. ApU 16. itteptaitizutoz.-11114 Nero market Ira bun I•4q, sol vary Me WINN two luo het molo rist ad. Illevolobory awl RtraY4- • vlidt allrossol ettostio• des% ban astiot tio ▪ It Mob. ast a • mt looks ma North Wooten Ono- Yaw lislonalrolloo to any at Ur& oppotitioa to ow to a as Zvotiodoes la solooroolotioa at dtlimmot LIDS, April 16. lITOMZICILUNOIItIia int day of the sew aresuld, sad thesahlsboasoest M acodared iamb Irmo than kr lOW dr9 6 . • ••••••soble sweest totem W ken dorm this !to silt the Alawber ipasisdos ape IPSO Torbitirs, ; a tla. ; atom Oates as pa Ont. 141; Landon ammilerth otos oast, lel; Task and North NNW Lob sod Mira quartos. I ; York mg 1= f6 144 land. 141. BRISTOL, April 15. bent-Ixtowees.—The market showed non witivity than br some days pas; end a fair amount of balsam was done In ward lands of stook. Bristol and Meters opened at 834,1 mt de clined • little during the day, sad closed at 35. Great Western Old Mame le ft oe at 0. The New 111. charm of the same company, which opened at 81 din, left or at 9 die. Mamie were done at &It ; and Tel Vale New mazes at pm. The meeting of delegates from thevarionsbaWsof London, convened for the purpose of taking into con sideration the proposed alterations in the stamp duties, was held, according to appointment, at the London Tavern to-day; but in consequence of the bill having been modified by the Chancellor of the Exche quer, very little business remained to be transacted. It was finally resolved that two of the delegates should wait upon Sir Charles Wood to-morrow. Hamborgh advice, of the 12th report less firmness in the coffee market, with a desire on the part of some of the holders to realise ; prices therefore had slightly given way. The sales of the week amounted to upward' of 10,000 bags at 4 soh. to 51 tett. for Rio, and 4j soh. to 51 sch. for Santos. 250,00011 w. Porto Rico had realised from 6 sob. to 61 sob. The total stock on the spot on the Ist of the month was esti mated at 8,750 tons. The week's transactions in sugar had been limited to 1,000 boxes Havannab, at previous rates. The stock on the Ist was 5,250 tons. The market for cocoa continued to be much depressed by indirect arrivals. Hides of light weight were in request, whilst the heavy sorts were neglected. About 850 tierces Coronae rice had exchanged hands at 123 marks to 131 marks. Cotton was without varia tion, and scarcely anything doing. 325 tons spelter had been negotiated at 9,1 marks banco per 100 lbs. Wool was without animation, and prices the same. In grain the business was extremely limited, and prices generally were without improvement, whilst wheat was quoted rather lower. A good deal had been done in exchange, and bills on England in demand ; the course, however, had not varied from 13.9 for three months, the former quotation. Money was abundant. The market for public securities was firm. Gold was quoted 4361 marks. From Leipzig letters of the 10th state, that the Easter fair had commenced under not the most f evotir able auspices. The Germane mustered rather strong, but the buyers from Moldavia and Wallachia were not so numerous as usual, acd the Greeks manifested little inclination to do business, whilst more favourable expectations were entertained from the increased number of American purchasers. The operations of the fair, as is usual at the commencement, had been chiefly confined to the leather trade, of which article a third part of the stock bad been realised, at a slight improvemeut over last fair's prices. With respect to woollens, the higher prices demanded in consequence of the advance which has taken place in the raw material, had occasioned some demur on the part of intending purchasers, which it was ex pected would ere long subside, and business be done to some extent. Letters from Messina furnish some particulars rela tive to the sulphur trade, and the causes which have contributed to the high rates now ruling for that article in the Sicilian markets. The duty of two taxi per cantor which was levied on the Ist Jan. last on the export of sulphur, made no impression on the price of that mineral on the spot. This is accounted for by the unpreoedentedly small stock at the period when this impost came into operation, and by the numerous orders which were received for the article from various pelts at the end of 1849 and the begin ning of the present year, mostly requiring to be promptly executed. The consequence was that the entire disposable stock and all that could be delivered till Jane wu bought up and contracted for at con stantly advancing prices, the greater part of which hss been for Russian account and intended for St. Petersburg, where this article, being in few hands, the price has by accord been run up to an unreasonably high figure; though it may be doubted if this, in the face of heavy supplies, can be main tained. By the end of June next the shipments to the north will have been effected, and then will com mence the supplies and shipments for other countries, from whence the demand is stated to be on the in crease. Meantime the speculators buy up all the sulphur that can be brought from the mines to the ooast, so that present buyers must yield to the high pretensions of the few holders of this article ; and although operations were being conducted with con siderable activity at the mines, owing to the badness of the roads, and the fact that the horsca and cattle usually employed in conveyance were at work in the fields, considerable difficulty wu experienced in the trans port of sulphur. For these reasons the supplies of sulphur on the coast for some time to come were likely to be limited, and the low prices consequent upon heavy stocks, which at times amounted to one mil lion canters, are not likely to occur whilst the demand keeps pace with the supply. The pr . ce of sulphur at the end of March at Mullins was quoted—Licat►, first, 28 taxi ; second best, 27.5 ; second good, 26.10; second current, 25.15; third best, 25 tari, duty included. EXCHANGES AND STOCKS ABROAD. Harsono, Aram 12. —Priem of Funds : per Cents., 1161 bills, 661 money ; Lubeck Loan, Four per Cent.. 971 bWa ; Hanoverian Five pr Cmts., 1051 bills ; Russian English Loan, 1041 Five pa Cent. !lamb irg Certillm bills, 994 money ; Ditto Hope and Co., 3rd and 4th Serie; 9 bills; Four pa:Cents. Stiegilta, $64 money; Russian Me per Cents. 106 money ; Danish Three per Cents., 70 1 bills, 70 money ; Ditto in lOW. shares, 75_61115, 701 money L • Ditto, Five per Cents" 934 23 1 1 • 00, 1 B Weabb HP. Four Per Medan Deli tIW ; Norwegian roar per Cants., 998 bills; Spanish Flee per Cents., 101 Mlle; Ditto, Them per Cents., inland, 371 bills, 271 money ; American Six per Cents., 1071 bills, 1071 money. Exchanges on Landon : At maglit, 13.101; three months, 13.9. AIIeTZIDA/4 Aran. 13.—Dutch Funds: Active Debt, Two-and.a -1110 pee Cents., 55 money, 551 tills; Ditto, Three per Cents., 65 money, 651 bills; Ditto, Four per Centa„ 651 money, 86 bills; Damian Five per Cents., II sad Co., 1031 104 bills ; Ditto, Four per Cents., 331 money, $5l ; Spanish F ire per Cents., 111 money, 12 tills; Ditto, Three per Ceuta., 291 money, 291 bills; Austrian Fire per Cents., 831 money, 631 bills ; Ditto, Four per Cents., 661 money, 661 lillls; Ditto, Fire per C e nts. Metalliques, 76f money, 77 bills Two.and.a. ll alt per Cents., Pletalliquer, 401 money, 411 bills. THIS DAY. Two o'Czocz. The English feeds to-day am again weak. The market opened with Consobs at 951 to 1 for money, and 951 to / for account, and then declined to Z for cuh, and 1 for time, at which they were done, but they have since recovered, and were lut marked a for present transfer, and for account, being now quoted uat the opening. The Three per Cent. Reduced mark 943 and 3 ; and the New Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., 963 and a. The Three per Cents. 1726, have been transferred at 941; and South Sea Old Annuities, at 941. Exchequer Bills of all descriptions are marked at 68e. and 71e. ; and India Bonds, at 925. prem. Long Annuities, 81 ; ditto 30 years, 1859, 71. Bank Stock, 2051. India Stock, 268. The foreign stock market is very inactive for all de scriptions of securities. The only alterations in value are a decline in Brazilian and Mexican Bonds, which mark respectively 861 and 281. Peruvian Four-and a-Half per Cents. maintained the advance which took place yesterday; they were last transacted at 71/. The sales reported officially consist only of :—Brazi lien, at 861. Buenos Ayres, at 621 ex div. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, at 85. Mellow, foe the 30th inst., at 29 and 281. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, at 71 and 1; ditto Deferred, at 301, 1, and 291. Portuguese Four per Cents., for account, at 321. Spanish Active Five per Cents., at 181; ditto Coupons, at 91. [HOLM FUNDS.—Ties DST. Root Pie*, 1061 7 3c0 . : Om. I l ea. $ I par Ct. Red. Asa" Pie OIL gel 11 PIN IX 001 M. Yr. L. . 1 I I ear AL* t• ng. FOREIGN FUND& 01. ArlTles 1 1 K Ot. T rlgi t : l6 IT pi, Ob. big. lisi al l STO Oran& DIA, 31 4 per OW.. 4 per (IL Ws.. In 111111. IMAM NeL. NI pre OIL Parerlpa .1... 5x .... 1 7 1..11r , , 4 Dr. Dewed 1613., I 4 E a riros. Ore N .*Oll 3 per 01 D1C 11 4..0)Y1 ISEF I AM e l If par el Usti &D. 1161 4 I 444 WT., se I 4 per 01. Dui& OEM. ISO V N1T..111 131 TALLOW MARKET.-Tllll3 DAY. The market madame needy at the rates fallowing Petenbarg Y.C. on the spot, 36a. 9d. to 375. ; April aed May, 36e. Sd. ; October to December, 38e. 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Coors and Davis report a short supply at the follow ins quotations:—Prime Meadow, 86s. to 245. ; inferior, 66e. to 605.; R9WOII, 60s. to 80s.; Clover, 601. to 655. ; Strew, 22a. to 275. Abortion . . Barb di Hants Ent. Ot. ni rsin an. W prpstsal • alindulypd..anwitlapal l ! De. wilbout a naarantes sina.wei..* Stoat Valle) Sinn., Welv., sod Della, aalladalypd.ortwitaguar. Do. without • guarantor Batas, Stan., and Bina— Itristol and Radar Cale — d7als7l — £lB Profo ..: rma, Cluster and Holyhead Do. Preferenes Dublin and Beirut Jane- Ran Anellan . Do. (its E. D0.(3r.t00.) p. Cl. Pre , D 0471.10647 p. Ct. Pref. Dana Connor Do. New Pref. II p. Ct De. Rat., h d p o. .Ct„ No Do. No I Do. N. & R. 6 per Ct Do. do. 5 per Cent Eastern Union, mass A to R. D. Mt.) Do. elms B. and C. Situ Do. &alp (gm p. CL) Do. New Do. New shares Eau Lincolnshire Guaran teed 6 per Cent Rinnetirin and Otsego w. Lamer, Yeovil, t Dorch. Exeter and Exmouth GIOUCeIIUT & Dean Forest Orem Northern Do.t shares, A,Deferrec Do.S Wares, B, 6 p. Cl I Do. 5 per Gent. Prof_... OL flouth.and West. (Du.) Do. Eighths Grist North of gaglantL.. Do. New, 1:10 Do. New, £3O Do. New, nI6 Do. Do. New, SIT Mull and Selby_ I Do. shares Lenesiger and Callan Do. Thirila funeashire and Yorkshire De. Do. New (gn5..f1p.7:X.1.. Do.lltiCersgeldlkSheff Do. West aiding UMW 'Leeds and Bradford... ... Leeds and Think Do. Pref. g... Cont • No.l Do. Ne. 2 Do. Do. N 0.3 Do. Pref. Quarters 1846 London and 1 1 / a eltwaLl _ Lon., Brighton. k 6. Coen ) Do. New gus. 6 p.Ct. Do. guaranteed Sp. Ct.. late Croydon Thirds Do. Pref. 6per Cast- DuCcont. 6 p. 04.11152 I Crandon and Greenwich Do. Preference - London St North.Wastern Do. do. New 4 shares Do.Flftha Do.diPst.,M.Amrl3.(p London II tiouth.Western I Do. New, E3O De. New, tie _ Do. New Preference Lowestoft Onar.4 per Cast. Mauch, Buz.,andliationi Manch., Shef.,&Linoolnali Do., Do.4 New Do. Man as LiorL Unice DO. SAO ilat;/ Do. Birm. and Derby Do. Cons-B.lk B. 6p. C. Do.ErewasliTalleyPref. i Midland GrentWest. (Ire) lliddlesbro'alted.6p.Ctv Newcastle and Carlisle ... Newmarket ... . Do. New kki Do. Onarsn.34 pm Ct North &WA Do. Preferea . s II North Staffordshire ... !Oxford, Wore., k Waver. Preston and %Syr. Do. g shares GO 500d.,00m., and anal . ; R° Cigepretr i Seottish Central ... Scottlah Midland . ithrewe a ttrra., Class A Den,Do., New GearanVol . ... Shrewsbury and Chanter (Nor. W. Mle.) Do, Halves sh ? , : ia g i gr eel;;. South Devon Do. Preferenoe Toitik Amen -. Do. No. 2 Do. No. 4 Be~irkied .: Darn w.te. ... ... .. U York, Doe. and Jail dldd. Rotberhaan. and put p.Ct 20 Waterford and Icenny... SO 26 ;W Do. do.ear Valley, 6 p.Ct gua. I_ do. . I. Fit(YorkaiNewes. Do. Cl.N.ll.PurcbarPrei Dellartlepoot Doekkill Toot and North Midland li..iceii;cos '7 FOILUOX RATLWA?S. )Stagfo..ltallaat (tato lianas W Avstrtaal Beaker art Aimless ... IC:astral Rawl (Tomos; . . . I MP& Mod& S 1 :V I. 12 l• N 6i die i I pm. Gnat India' P,asids 4 / 1 777. Illichid endValestla Maw awl Wee Menhirs of Tessa Odom sal Banks= ... Peels awl Ortolan hilersi Ism rade Isnotourg Mom awl Sembeisillisue Tien W Iftries f i r 7 1 ".. A te ... f dia. 8 4 7 12 121 21 li 28 20 191 1 tt 18 II 9 111 11 dl. LIIIMPOOL, Aprii 16. ffoorm-Rsouratos. —All things ere looking dows.—• East Weaehln , 61—Irnomitim and Torkildra amolaird (UM sham). 10 13a. Yd. a. d.—Ditto (program shares), lil I—Lanamar and !taros (I.shares, lar MU. 14a. d.), 13—Larla and Sradierd. 00 —London and Nam Weems. 101 i ie.—Ditto (nearl Marsh 3b —Ditto Urbana C), ea. Id. a. p.—llidrad, 704 3—Ditto (1-Marort), 26 d.—South Harare end Dever, IS—Ditto (No. 4, re'man'd). Sheffield It B. and 0. N. Die., 1 d.—York. Neraistla, and Sm. writ 0.74. E. Spar amt. till 1730), 71 d.—Didalt Ithaniah, 01 Great 61 I. HAMBURG, April 12. BOliegn•LLM—Hentb. Napa., 91 bills •; Berlin Haab., 77i 94 77i ; Cologne Minden. 934 934 money mogdeburg Mittenburg, Umum, 1171 money; Frederick Wlaiamo Northers. 404 bills, 40 money ; AlWne Wel, 12i MIL, ;=4 WekleobQl. it money; Oluelenadt, 33 ; Dumb, Heeled. Peeled. Viveper Cern, lib bills; Berlin Haab. Priority Four end-o-lit a lf Cent., 994 bilL, 09,4 money ; Cologne Minden Priority. Vow Half per Cent., 101 bills, 1004 money ; Ditto, ditto, Five per Coat, on bill. ; mooching Wittenburg Priority Fire per Cent., Mg EBI. ; Mecklenburg Priority Four-aal-a•llalt parCesa., 191 0910,101 mossy. 61 61 6 1 61 30 30 4$ 23 I - II 100 33 •o 13 s•' Si 134 9 Iwit., ITtfk] ; . *ey , ol . - It - ii db. PIZ iPM Si Si p. 4 6 pm. 36 34 dia. 12 11 die. 11 7 171 7 6 7 7 74 73 33 dls. Bi ij 1 1 I i PaL i 1 Pal Dar a pa x rt. 34 SR 4 6 pm 161 16 1 101 s 1 dig 9 10 *3 27 t pm 31 SIR 43 47 pm. 34 36 pm. 16 18 pm. 48 49 24 /11 12 £24 91 10 9l i P IL 47 44 i + 9 2 -" pa. 5 31 33 par iCi 10 101 04. 12 12i clis. 1 11 pm 9i 9 dt‘ 87 80 - :. di., —dig. 4 di& gar 31 4 133 761 13a 771 101 10! 56 55 56 33 10e II 23 14 tot WI 2 If dim dis Si a Pal. ii 15 di.. 17 . 13 dia. 11 pa. 14 13 12 14 dia. "i s ) f 6 7 SOU 91i S 2 26 Vi &a 14 16 101 tool 100 ISR 11001,11 [lOO SI fl SI 20k li 30i 2 I i 116 iii 25 27 14 13 dia. 16 17 4 4 1601 71 i die 10i 416. - 61 i pra. 141 151 i 1 Pro• par Ipm 9* 11/ dia. 7 6 tll9, 84 9 13 11 die 13 6 14 j 3j die. dia. 12 13 4 31 Hai zc if ii 41s. 12i 1 12 13 4 1 4 3 29 27 dla. 4Ms 4 pa.s lle 104 dig. 111 111 14 'Sidi'. 111 141 si al. 40 12 Puillmsd 14$ i 1 91 i ex int 48;4 8 6 7 12 114 4 631 els Cy 7 2q ex di, 11 i 10f e si 6 i 131 1 1 14 i 9 1 $ sae ni 3 1 el 2 3 2 2 14 15 4 7 2q i 274 26 27 It dis ;i Si 61 3li 1 91 i da In 13