The Express. — London, England, 1865-06-24 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGOICII craw DAT.) DOUBT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. 01111 rfiss Maio., at Westalmaktr.—Motara 00 Jo** Oaokbona and • Spada' Jay.) Laaskao o. Saws= * dant" Q. 0.. odd We was ea 'Aka sealant y for as ski& anas taisd bo. kadahip as Tuesday last, lakes we r qq owl • verdict tat a, ha to oak his isidakip to stay ern e = obli ddasda at to mew *oat tom fat • mow WM ""•"- that the sordid was &artist 'abloom. TM •spaoWd that Mao *lute "saki hare Galled rug/a:Oslo., Yr. Orasuroll, to wbea the mow was rrd lad as the dal oat do to be was 'mobile to pm* 1 01 1 I:Witf Justin, refund like spnikatien. The m air deed to have how prepared with the *videos, 1. 18441•1 it. WM v. CLUOR MID 011118 S. l es w taboo fovea alleged fraudulent reprenentation idg i a m t dfreotore et Ow Mareedeld Guepowder whereby the $s sti ff was induced to seeds wunber of edam. The jury were sworn WA g ib% ea the underetaadirus that lb. can would i mewond this morning. Gooreqoently, tb. vis MS egesai, ore a Week hot mew ls 010.1.1.111 with it. On the assawithoa of the di winos 'Wow Pavers only appeared, wed NO who were represented by separate couneskoh th by with eleven furore, sod iwbopendeat et that it d o e WO Yr. Mittens, ono of the defeniaata, whale agogtM imeeotigetion mei evidence asst tai less eadisnly attacked with goianey, eueonale te loam hie hod. lardOldetJestlee wild it wee eaderetood tlwaye that =lan morn the Wooled ward an both to the onatingwecy arid from the air d. *risk awl the Can However, la mei be weld hardly .:pewit them to go es after the that had been no& with tiforeare to one of tho pow. in s ms e vu thee made a mutest for neat toe'. Whoa ;id it vexpeeted to lumpy titres dam 00I1RT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordl nary.) JOHNNTON v. JORWSTOS. Pa J. E. Palmer for the petitioner. frTs pr ose ware married in 1348, mod they lived la earl doms is London , where the petitioner carried on the of a builder. la. 1862 there was a mparatino ea of the reepondaat's latempenume. The petitioner ur a email elle wow% bat she had latterly hem leachag Wm' life. Done Mi. POW!' V. TOWOL Qeese's Advocate and Dr. Betake foe the petitioner ; L Ferivaat Ittliaatise and Dr. Seeley ter the teepee- lt i s Weenie the partite were married e racy yeas& sad the sdneg bed lakes place without the knowledge of the dis father, who is a retired salvo. of some amasser at ad'. The respmedent was the sou of • respectable solicitor it kthentose. The marriage was ii July, 1862, sad the mons, iiiiiatios lasted till 1864. There bad bees two liken The 'impudent had unfortuestsly emanated retests habits of drunkest's.; and had led • degraded and debauched life. Whoa intoxicated set widest Lad abusive. He frequently struck her asd kid owe draws a knife across her throat, declaring that 'odd kill her. He was quite mad at that time ; but though very much alarmed mattagol to suppress mearanc• of terror. She told him that after she had the baby its supper, she would WON back and have tissakeek. He tire let hes go, sod she went into her .." — anTlOeisii the door. --• Pe .w wee we essoledect whee we west to meal THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERICENWELL. TES DERMA? I ASSAULT AND DEATH. Impeder Framer, of the S division, oa Mr. D'Elecourt • his seat, said it would be in the recollection of his *p that, on Thursday last, Mary Long, aged 24. was with violently assaulting her mother-is•law, Ellen whereby her life was in danger, at 8, Hampden-nowt, Pawns. The unfortunate woman lingered on veetarday. between 11. and 12, when she expired. serault wee committed so far beck as the 12th Mat., as Wednesday it being intimated that the old was in • dying state the prisoner wee apple by poliss-conatable Older, 418 8, and when told the alis said the old woman deserved all she had got. The weman, in her dying deposition, said that the prisoner her, and then she pushed her out on the landing. After the prisoner struck her in the face with her flat, as well n the heart, and that she had felt pain in heart and ever Wore. Mr. Edward Charles Anderson, surgeon, attended the injured woman, said that she was suffer from collapse. The inquest, it is stated, will be held no y next, and when the primmer is again brought before mag6trate at We court eh* will be charged with man ter. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. IMIAGIN ZOBBIZT AND PALTBZWORTHT CONDUCT 07 ♦ HOT. l young man named James Jackson, draper's assistant, •charged with the following daring robbery : lid named Frederick Wilding depcesd— About 7 last I wee standing by a horse's bead in Henrietta- Oaveridish.equare, and saw the prisoner take a mad from out of a carriage and run away. I pursued sad he wait Into a public-house. He was ht out, and took the cue from his pocket doubled it up. I told the people that hid stolen it , and to stop him. None of than would do sad told him to run off. Prisoner against:used o ff , sad wed, caning out " Stop tbioil," end he wee stepped. Hebert Dtionea, footman to Mr. Edward Ladd Bette, of H)de•park•gardens, said—ll; mistress wee in Marshall Seagrove's last evening, and I wee minding the OW- The silver card ease belonged to her, and was worth She wu not aware that she had left it on the seat. ilt. Yardley—l am glad to hear that, for lam oonsteetly tradespeople for exposing their goods ; therefore, lon't think ladies should hold out temptation to other Richard Storey, police constable, 212 D stated—l beard le lad calling out " Stop thief." I stopped the prisoner, id he gave me the envie card Me. ' Mr. Yardley —This lad deserves a reward from the lady. Delimit —She will give him one. She has requested me 11:11 him to call upon her. kr. Yardley asked whether the prisoner would have the settled there or go for trial. Prisoner—Go for trial. • WORSHIP.STREET. %arlase Searle, Ts — ii;&piet;i7nTddie aged woman, wan with inciting bleethe Mack to rob her parents. hermit Douswey, 11 H, mid that the pnsoner was a women, living in Unloo•eourt, SpitslBelds, and her cel was a hat&weeking men. In proescutiag inquiries to this matter, he ascertained that their daughter had by mesas got acquainted with Miss Mack, taken her sad that the prisoner there first made the proposal being supplied by her with comey. Wises be accused ameerof this and adverted to circumstances that bore upon riga, she merely replied, " Too will bare to prove IL" lbs. Charlotte Meek, landlady of the Two Bells public 'am, opposite Whitoohapel Church, stated that for some es pest kesigf and husband had been surprised at vari -1 abortormings in the tills, but, of course. suspected ' sir child, who on her return from school at intervals in a day served behind the bar, and had access to the Elm and tills. Prisoner was in the habit of frequent ' I the house as a customer. Witness had amertaieed IA is a very brief spaoe of time between 81. sod 94 passed m her daught e r's hands into those of the prisoner's. tlsiDasaway said that sew dresses had been put , ith part of the money, and pledged by primmer ' 4 her daughter directly afterwar&—tbishe should be '„Move. hike Mack had (iv& him a nearly de ten amount of all that had occurred, but be test she would not be as explicit before a magistrate. .CM what he had ascertained she used to gob the pri ' sus's house instead of her echoed, sod send out for ham 4 agm and Imories—this had been going on about five . 1.5.4 Yr. Ellison remarked that the merlons intuit/ of the twee demanded strict ioqory. Prisoner, who did not deny the charge, erso put beck for atteadasea Tat HIGHWAY ROBBERY AT ABOOT Rasta —On arlay, 4 the Town-ball, Wladaar, Frisk Wood, apes * about 18, •ly driver, was brought before Mr. T. J. say, a* of the eounty magistrstes, charged with being "reed is the robbery of Mr. Mackay, while returning or knot now. The prosecutor resides at 34, Bryanstoe- I*, and oo Tuesday, June 13, be &needed Ascot races. *the kat race he engaged • cab, about 7 o'clock, to trey him to Maslow. After having bees driven about • head • half &sewed men demanded his fare, and when be *id the mac pulled him oat of the cab, /WAR " Cm* tcf this." Mr. Mackay remonstrated with him. bat the !low Pulled away • gold Hog, and • cameo, worth about •or 31. He tber made a pall at Mr. Sashay's watch, sad *it and the attain. After taking other thing from his 'tote he got up on the cab, sad they both drove away ether. While the robbery was being oocomitted the mi. re normioed upon the box. Sergeant-Major Purchase, of 6 Barks mustabekry, ideatiled the Prieeeee. He spa' 'hasp hi o n f r at the 4ioe as he drove o ff with • Mackey, who sear at hand, immediately Logaisid him as ' case of partial. Witoesa then said, " Let me see what you Pt.” The prisoner then took Ike ring oat of his and gave it to witness. It was wrapped up ia • hag. Witness thee said, " Yoe base more prowl, Mk." sod the prisoner said, " Oh, it's at home." Ha Mr. Mackay to go with him, and they drove to b 4 61 ' 4 'mei whin b Priam* said was his arrears, witoeas found some glass *teem a *see sad a bed. had endeavoured to theether ume, het as yet been unancesesfuL bars were two woo* mei two in the err, which was marked "Jame. Rowland.* raw. due us iladiag of Sheik" lank " Wf t = sof it for the thmuie." The pekoe's eras trial at the goarter &ego*. THE meths, NiTuntivi &NE-If:Jim TWO GENTLEMEN DROWNED NEAR LAN. CASTER. Two very distrwwing deaths by drowning hag pined la Moreciunbe Bay, on Muratley. Three gentlemen tam Tyklesley, named Daniel, haw, and Henry Charles bretbesa, wen on a sub to lisreeembe, and in Timm day they went for an exesandon to Windermere. On re. turning by train in the make they alighted at Haat Bank Station, about two miles from blareeembe, with the istention of walking slam the shoes to the latter plan. Uelortonately they wandered on to the sands, and by the time they got opposite Ban they found themselves being gradeally serreanded by the Sowing tide. They allied loudly for help, and their cries were heard by a fanner riding along the shore, who desired them to re seals when they wen seta In rime to their aseisknoi. They appear, however, to have mirandeesked him, sad at ODO• made ice the land, hat Daniel and Henry bed sot mended hr me they had got out of their depth and they immediately sank. James promedsd up the bay, wbere the water was shallow, sad easesokid is reaching the shore is safety. Two boats were put og in monk of the ether heathen, but a considerable tine elapsed before their b o di es were found. Kr. Daniel . _ stitl Clearisatos mg B.A. of at. Joba's Collor), Cambridge, sad bad osly Ulm kw dogma about s weak rims. SHARE L TB.-(TBI8 DAY.) Two o'Oroar. The railway market is inactive to-day, and, with the exoeption of a rise of 3 per amt. in Metro politan stock, and a reduction of in Great Northern A, prices show no variation. London and North Western stook is now quoted 123 to ; Great Western, 70 to ; Midland, 1344 to 135 ; lAm:stably, and Yorkshire, 1211 to ; Caledonian, 133 to 134 ; South Eastern, 84 to 4 ; Great Eastern, 484 to ; London and South Western, 99 to 100 ; Metropolitan, 14 4 .4 to ; Great Northern, 1314 to 13 2 4 ; ditto A, 14{} e 461. 145 f. ery few transactions have occurred in foreign and colonial railway securities, and quotations are unaltered. 1011 • • ligi i I 100 al I 1423 1 4 ii I 106 1 - 11111 I 106 1 MOMMILLANNOUS MARRS. Atlanta :Megaartiateed 8 permatt, 61, 8. gs Australian Lend soil 'imam (ladted), 3*. Berlin W (Limited), 14 Ceylon Oesepay (Lheited). 101. az div. Oity of Lades Real Property (Lhallad), Oily of Memo, dm (Limited), 3. Credit Ponder sail MobWer Radioed, 81, 9. Ory pot?shah COL I. Die Corpora •Wa (Limited), 121. Rent ladle Irrigation and Canal, 61. Baptism Comatersial awl Vedas. (Limited), 31. Fesentrost Warehouse (Limited), 14 10. Cleemal Credit and Fromm el Leedom (Limited), 611, 6. ROOM and Woad Anuanuree, (Limited), 41. Mailsoda By, lel 1, g, 1. H =OW Iron Weds (liiMeed), i• Imperial Mere. Oesdli AllealilllOS (Limited), 71. Intereatimal Proemial Smarty (Limited), 81. Irriptlea (Canal Oaroer), 121. Do. 6 per mat. Rrode redeem. 1870, Laud 90, 82. Joist Stook Dismant (Limited), 91,1. Led Credit at Ireland s Bj. • Leaden Fineareial dasoreatiee (Limited). 221. Loam Gate& Omnibus Oommay (Limited), 3), 1. Leaden, Italian, sad Adriatic Steam, R. Leedom and Provincial Math% 31. Madras Irrigailea and Canal, It Iranweria, bl. Nand& Goal and Iran (Limited), New. 3i. Parana, New Zealand, sad Aostraliaa Royal Mail, New (71. Pad), 5 1. Psaineelar and Orieatal Seam, 76 to 7, ex dir. Telegraph Ocantramion and Maintesame (Limited), 81. Thames sad Merry Marais Imams, (limited), T. Trinidad Petroleum (Limited), 3g. lIKALTEISII, REPO] s~too~ ,-(THIS DAY.) ik • 4.11. i Nairn II 1 W. Atowdsea lids ... Ardroaja;a_ ... gIOSMONIUO l6 W. Valanda Hap, Cloar aeldWowa — &loomed ....14 11 N.A.R. Holyhead tesebeeke p— —I Peaaanos ISOM 11 ILL West p 60.28 . ow if. W. L'Orieet m oo 00. N. tootwfort 10.16 06; W. Wyrsouth He7mnath /111 W N. 7.11. ParOmmatib Ale II ILL fool= SAO 0 S. Dow ..., 1.0.76701 ...KU W. 11•01110~.11..14 411, K. 1110115. .7WU 67 N.R. 1 mamma .ma 69 R. Ti 2 1 $ 1 : 8.8. W. W.N.W. Vf.i*. W. &LW. ~w. N.N.W. 11.W.W. N.& LW. &W. &W. &W. eb to ob a to , - I S N.W. leh NMOSABLA. I IMITDAY. 011 WORMER MONDAY. North-westerly, fresh 00111 W. A.W. to &W., to strong. squally, with= some places. N. H.W. to WB. W., MINIM As above. fresh to strong, In places tome rain. Northerly to W.. troth, lIONTSNAN. N.N.W. to W.S.W.. *lle y y, One gene- fruit to strong. As nett above. ZAHrtaii. As next above. Northers =Scotland. Westorondretand, Na4a, sad goothern=inglith Channel and By et liberty. Sirterumleatvard IhnrAtod and North Sea The National Review is dead. During the ten years of its IllltittollOO we hays had to thank it for some of the best articles knows is our quarterly review literature, and we regret it was so inadequately supported. But the nun who garo it a reputation we surely shall meet else- where.—Reader. Tscc BISHOPRIC 01/ CHINTZ& —A London con temporary states that it was reported yesterday that the meant btahoprk had bed offered to Arehdeseoe Words- worth, canon of Wasigniester. We have heard • rumour much more likely to be founded on fact, namely, that the bishopric bee been o ff ered to the learned 'Master of Bt. John's College, Dr. Bated*, sad dial be glad If this pram to be tree —Cambridge ladepeadeat. VANDALUDI BY A FILBSCH GIDIIIRAL. The Reader thee refers to act of vesdaliem on the part of • Fresch general, which a new photograph puts beyond doubt Our readers have probably heard of the several historical Inscriptions carved upon the face of • rock near Beyrove, in Syria. The first wee by the Egyptian Vag, Raised, IL, who after didedinf the Philistioes passed this spot upon the meat on he march northwerd. It Iwo written is hieroglyphics, within a square border. The sewed was by ea Assyrkn kiog, either Sennacherib ot fatal maader, who boastfully sculptured his record by the side of that of the peat Egyptian ocoqueror. This is in the arrow head characters, and • out of it is in the British Ilueum. In • later century, • Roman general recorded his march through the country by an insortption cot on • lower part of the dm* rock ; and later still an Arab did the same. Bach is. his torn respected tbeprevions= l general Moos, and dm °pulsated to place his own beside them. But, unfortunately, two or three years ago, a Freed army wee in poseeetioo of the some coed, sod the geskra, with • bed taste which we should hardly have expected from • said redeems' to be so civilised, beg recorded the glories of the Preach armies coder Napoleon 111. within the square border which ogee held the Egyptian in scription. We have lately bees shown a photograph of the rook in its present state, proving the fact as above stated, which we might otherwise have doubted—namely, that the Egyptian inscription has been thus deatroyed ; inscription which confirmed the account of He that the Egyptians marched through that ado I t c ry a , °4 4 which ooefirused the account in the Bible, that the Israel ites under the Judges had not yet reached to the coast of the Mediterranean, and explained the wars of Samson spied the Philistines, by shoves( that the latter had been already rooted by the Egyptians. The photograph above spokes of giw us the melee:rebel, sews that this most im portant record so tosser exists." Briasiso Tarim—As long as Lord Palmerston retains power, there will be no exciting denies of domestics policy; and foreign affairs have, for the first time in may years, almost oesaed to provoke comment. More stirring tines may be in wait for the political survivors of the pre sent ministers. It is not likely that the present content ad slignation +Wiled forever. Political prophets aresegaciously anoottscingthe approach of a democratic niovemeet,and they ly remand • sceptical generation, that more than rt G yl i e s e t ,:s ago the majority of the educated classes was opposed to • Reform Bill. The prevailing iodispoeitire to cheep may be feuded on an erroneous Pardee of expe diency, or on miscalculation of probable events ; but London ereciety forms a not ieoonsidereble slimed in the satire community, and, on the whole, it is perhaps well d read in abiding by its own judgment and feeling until they are proved to be erroneous. It is not impossible that • powerful government might even devise • Reform Bill which would be approved by the more liberal opponents of innovation. The coostitotioo works tolerably well, but in some respects it looks anomalous, and the die. adisfactke which its eocostricities may create is in itself a practical evil. It is better that the House of Calmed should remain as it is than that it should doh to the level of a powerless American Cosgrove ; hut • moderate Ware' meat of the constituency would not neemearily kopek Its supreme control of national affairs.—Saturday Review. THE YOUNG ARTIST AND THE BRIGANDS. —Mr. Oliver, the young artist who was lately captured by the brigade in Naples, DOW writes :—" Nod, Sunday.—My dear Mother,— I just write you • little letter to tell you I'm much better, as I thought you would be anxious. lam getting my strength op giddily. One kid is In my favour—the air here is very good and invigorating, saw daily when It comes over the hills from the sea, and it does 'sea great deal of good. How ere you all ? I hope you arevery well indeed, and that you ere sketching es usual. I dare not tell you too much about the affair with the brigands, beanie sobody knows in whose bends thee* thins are, or by whom! they are organised. Mr. S. will tell you all about that sort of thing. I sent to Rome the other da7 for any letter (and letters get very often lost) that there might be arrived there for me after I left, and I was delighted to see the letter with the account of my quarter's rents, ea it imaged me to show it to the doctor who deride me, and I got the mu off, who had began to get into se awful stew. I have written to the authorities about the affair, end they, I believe, ere about to send come people and see what can be doom I shall be able to tell you in a few days what happens. It oartainly was a i desperate go. I shall never forget It. However, it to • great ooesolation that I am better, and did Dot get word off. That is all I ens say, for the adds were greatly against me and lem thankful idea. . . . Thanks to the old woman, she well washed all the cute, and put rea ' some herbs. They understand that sort of thing, thank Owl" TBATIFIC RDCZTPIII. —The traffic receipts of rawer. in the Bolted Kingdom amounted, for the week! eliding the 17th of June, ea 11.961 sense, to 682.9151., and for the corresponding week of Lot year. on 11,606 miles to 662,5711., showing an increase of 356 mike, and 20,3381. The groat receipts on the following 14 railways amounted In the aggregate, on 8,422 miles, to' 554 5141., and for the corresponding week of 1854, ea 8.167 miles, to 539,6381., showing an increase a 256 miles, end en increase of 14,6781„ The iscresee oa the Catedooke amounted to 8081. ; oa the Great Eaters to 841.; on the Great Northern to 4,005 L ; es the Greet Bentham and Western to 6934 ; on the Crest Western to 5661.; on the Lancashire end Yorkshire to 1,5101.; on the London and North Western to 3,0611. ; oe the Loads' and Brightes to 1,3651. •, os the London end South Western to 3,5181. on she North British, to 1,4711. • co the North Beaters to 2,5961.; and me the Soak Hastens to 1,1961.—t0ta1, 20.901! Bat from Bib most be deducted I,l_ ,621. the decrease as Ike MesolosterjheMeld, and Liboolashirs and 5 0611. on the Midland, having the tagnage, as above, 14,6781. The goods and arlaaral Salk on those Ilea amounted to VOW., sad for the corresponding week of 1864 to 213,5851., @ bowleg a decrease of 1,6024 The receipts for pereele, fret., satessted to 282,8311.. WWI showier; an Wrote* of 16,3801. The trifle es 53 ether lima enroseted, as 3,530 Wigs, 128,05111., sad for tie gmsegpshwmegg book of bee yew, d i rit 45 mess, U 122,9411., as' as lacrosse el 101 miler dof MAI. Ic the gessiels. The Wel fgellete__ .....a eft sort troth view a degrease of 50,8371. ig Wog of the pintegibg mat wan the 101ii'Zr THE ATTEMPTED MURDER THROUGH TEA. LOL Y LT TWJCW.BAM. OOMMITTAL FOR TRILL—(TIIIB DAY). This morning. John West wee placed at the bar at the Tows-bell, 'Breelford, ca mansed, charged with cat- W' the throat of Lydia Wright. with latest to snake her. Hr. Haynes, solicitor, stated the case for the proesoutrix. Tor a year and a belt the promentrii lived with the accused at Twiekimahans, and with'hts knowledge she was in the habit of leaving him at intervals lathe porpoise( cleaning massy to add to their imams. During that time hie sawdust was most irregular and drunk's, sad at length she stated that she would leave him for good, and about • month awn eke aceordingly left hlm. He met her a fort sight later at • fair, sad he Waged her to esemat to visit him at his ladiiaga le Dree's-cotteges, Twickenham. She, in oonsequenee of his entreaties went to the place and food him is bed. She lay down upon , the bed, and presently she felt the primmer pet kis Mil I 1 ' around her seek. She suddenly found that she wee covered "j with blood. The prisoner had out her throat. It should be ti stated that the prisoner had, when she had staled her deter mination not to live him, slain threstesed her, my* I " Then you dual never walk in Twieltehem again of an erodes as loos as I have breath le drew, see yet live with saris* elm." That wield show the sham of the prisoesr with regard le the preeecutrix. Lydia Wright, a goed-looking young wombs, gave deer in in acoordiume with her salience's Mateneeet. She was quite exhausted and overcome and mold may speak with difficulty. The proseentrix stated that when the prisoner saw her is • public-home an the day of the fair he told her, "If you do not come out I will pull you out." She name oat sad he then said, "If I saw you with a certain party," Worrier to a man of whom he wee js lose, "I would have had it out of you." He made an appointment for her to cell sod get some of her things, which were left behind at the lodgings. He said be would never go to work aeain, sad asked her for some money. She gave him 2d. He told her that he would leave the key wheys she could lad it. At 3 °Week the mixt morels" she meat to the place, end entered his bedroom b means of the key. He was asleep, and she said, " Asleep , Jobs." He awoke up and took hold of ler head. She said, " Let me take my bonnet and shawl off." She took them off, and laid down by him. After some time he said "Shall we ever be together assns." fibe answered that she did not know, end went off to sleep. She awoke and said, "I shall go now before the people sae about." Direetly after she felt a on her throat, and thee the blood menial = ure warm. She gave hie arm a push, soda MC" fell from his hand. She said. "Go and Utah • doctor." He replied, " I will, girl " but while he wee deeming wit ness ran ant of the house. The hat produced was not torn VA pions, aa it is sow, whoa she left it on the chair. The prisoner was quite sober at the time. He was whet on pre vious days when she maw him. A letter written by the prisoner oe the 21st Jule, and addressed to "My dear Lydia," was put in. He said that he had done the deed through having been for 14 days drunk. He meet her "kisses" (dote on the paper), sod said that be would be a new WAD what be got his liberty, but he was very weak from living on the prises diet. A police-constable said that he found the primmer sitting behind the door, and rid, " I must tote you into custody for °Gain Blink Boaay's throat." Tim miaow said, "You don't say so. I know within shoat it." The prisoser, who made so defame, but remarked, "It would not have happened may I had been drinking," was fully committed foe trial. I ii 11. IVA DARING BURGLARY AND GALLANT CAPTURE. A POLICEMAN DANGEROUSLY WOUNDED. - - At 2 o'clock yesterday morning, a desperate en- inventor took place between two of the police and two deter wised burglars, cue of whom, Joseph Willett% is • ticket of-lame mom Some time ago an attempt wits made to break Jab the office of Mr. W. Smith, of the Netherton I, Brewery, and the police were therefore actually engaged is hunting up the parties. A 'toted gang was kaolin to them, sod wee watohed,with eager &Meade* by the °Seers for the last six north& Oa Thursday eight Polimoonstables Chatham and Taylor, of Netherton, suspected thet • bur glary was meditated duriag the small boom, and &accord ingly set themselves to watch. Their monism proved cor rect, sod lading that a peg of four well-known ruffians were proosedieg in the direction of Rowley, they went to Old Hill and were reinforced by Sergeeet J. Pourer. Promoting to the home of Mr. Holms, innkeeper, near Rowley, they shut themselves up. About 2 o'clock the four radians mom to the premises. Having, by means of leverage, forcibly lifted the iron patios of the cellar they effected an estreaoe. The police were on the alert Weide, sad in a few minutes Taylor saw one of the burglars lea d having come up out of the cellar with • light, sod having in his right hand • begs bar of We, known as • "jemmy." Taylor sprang forward, sod was struck or the left aids of the head with the murderous weapon, which isfficted a frightful wound of several Mabee long. Stunned for • mo ment Taylor, • doe athletic man, sprang on and closed with the burglar, grasping the fellow with a bear's hug. Both rolled down in an instant into the ostler be- Death. A terrible struggle here took place in the dark, the wood robber being usable to distinguish or lend aid to his confederate. Ultimately Taylor got his man under, and, securing the jemmy, indicted terrible punishment open the burglar. Chatham bearing the noise rushed headloog into the • and a pistol was tired into his face by the man Wit- Letts. Happily it was blank cartridge, sad the officer seamed with • dreadful Kerchieg over the eyes sod Moe. Before be could recover from the confusion of the moment Sergeant POWOOT bad thrown himself into the cellar and closed with the ruffian, who was moo overpowered and fettered. Taylor having all this time kept his primmer coder. The two remaining co federates, who had remained outside, de camped io safety. The seem of the remoutre is ea an lonely and wild as am well be imagined, and it has bees said that the gang often boasted they would not be taken alive. Too much credit cannot be accorded to the three policemen for the gallant capture they have effected. Taylor is sow L in • precarious state.-84afordslire Adartieer. TAB FIR* AND Loin OF LIPS IN LEADKNELLI. MARKEL—ADJOURN= I,QUMI. (THIS DATI--This morn ing the lamest to tha above mei wee resumed by lir. Payne. Additional evidence wee tease, sad the jury retuned the following verdict :—" That the deces wen burned to death is the fire that weaned la the Poulterers' Arms Tavern, but how the said Sr. occurred there was no evi dence to prove, and they considered that great praise was due to Munn, the manager, who exerted blond( upon the occasion is endeavouring to save life. Tee proceedings thee terminated. The subalpine raised by Mr. Byres is pro gressing favourably. ALARMING OoLLIZION ON A RAILWAY. —I STOKER SNOcKINGLY SOALDED.—Tbis morning an alarming collision conned ou a brash lint of the South Eastern Railway sow is coarse of completion for the main hoe through Hatohanc New Town. About 8 o'clock a train of empty Meeks, drawn by an eagles, was proceeding along the line, when a train of trucks, laden with earth for the par ' pose of forming the embankment, and which yea being propelled by an engine at the reef, ran into it with a Mo. lent shook, thiamine/nee being that the eogise of the empty Maas train was forded on its ad, sad several of the trucks of the other nen were completely doubled up, the stoker of the former train being shockingly scalded. No time was lost in conveying the poor fellow to Guy's Hospital, au engine being employed for the purpose. The eagles of the empty trucks lisle was totally disabled and several of the tracks senebed. It is alleged that the Gotham occurred through a lad operated to look after the points haring neglected his duty. It Ss fortunate circumstance that the collision did sot kappa on a bridge over the Surrey Casa. imp». dietely adjacent, or probably it would have bees attended with the loss of several lives. ISENK.LNG OE A STRAY= IN TIM THANE& —Yes- Maley mandeg, between 10 and 11 o'clock, ceesidusble alarm WAS ocealosed ea the river is °osseous** , of the North Heat giriser, which plies as a fern boat es the north and south side of the Thames at Mill wall and Grew wish, bag ran Into by the goose of the Thames steamer, bonnie( to as General Steam Navigation Company. The North Heat was crossing from Greened* and ran between the Dreadnought hospital ebip sod a brig ander leaven. At this axone the Qom of the Thanes, on her page t p o si bewiele, lima s feny beat under the bows, Goes wan( her. Boca immediately put ed fsea the apposite there. and reseed the affrighted peateepre, sad io shoat three minutes afterwards the North Kest Odd aed woes dove is mid abuse), where she rsotaiaL A child two and a half years old was decapitated by a irate awn tie Wiley Malice eR the Salisbury sad Drial limo •fiew days dass. The *tor Me Wig hail sersyetwith sectior child haw seseedisiaise MY a* Ills valley Maw MONEY MARILET.-(THIE DAY.) Two o'Ciocw. The operations in the stock markets ionises upon a very restricted seale, and the tone generally is dull. Comings have eeperienced a fresh decline of 4 per cent., and a reduction has also ooeured in several foreign stocks, the most important adverse movement being in Spanish Passive Bonds. Eng lish railway (*earthed are neglected. The discount market is quiet to-day, but no transactions are reported in the best paper below II pr cent., the Rank minimum. Short loans on English government securities are in fair demand in the Stock Exchange at 3 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Routes opened at Sffir. 40a, being sc. lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 891 to 4 ex div., for money, and 891 to 90, ex div., for the acconnt (July 6). The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 894, 90, 891 ; ditto, for account, 90, 891 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 89, 4 : Nov Three per Cents., 894, 1, 89 ; Bank Stock, 249 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 104 a, 1. Spanish Passive Bonds are heavy, and have de clined 4 per cent. The Committee's Certificates, Consolidds, and Greek have slsoreoeded 1 ; and Mex ican 4. Some of the present quotations are sub joined :—Turkish, 1858, 73 to 74 ; ditto, 1862, 74 to 4 ; ditto Consolidds, 501 to 4 ; Mexican, Mg to 4 ; Spanish Passive, 30 to 4 ; ditto Certificates, 141 to 154 ; Greek, 201 to 1 ; and Confederate, 6to 8. Transactions are recorded as follows :-- Austrian, 74 ; Brazilian, 1863, 811 ; Equadar 111, ex div.; ditto Provisional Land Warra nt, 4 ; ilgyp• tin, 1864, 931,944 ; ditto 1001. Bolide, 941 ; Greek, for account, 201, 4 ; Italian scrip, 21 dis.; Mexican, for account, 254 to 4 ; New Granada, 111, ex div. ; ditto Two per Cents., 294, ex div. ; ditto Deferred, 64, ex div. ; Portuguese, 1856, dm., for account, 49 ; Remise, 1822, 911 ; ditto, 1862, 914 ; Turkish, 1854, 93 ; ditto 1862, for account, 741,74, 4, 731 ; ditto 1863, 72 ; ditto, 1885, 47 ; ditto, scrip, 24 di. ; Venezuela for account, 171 ; ditto 14 per cents., 81. International Financial shares are now quoted 14 to 1 prem.; General Credit, li to 24 prem.; London Financial, 8 to 1 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile, 2 to 4 prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, 34 to 4 prem., ex div.; Hud son's Bay, 164 to 1 ; and Egyptian Trading, 4 to 1 die. The nominal quotations for the shares of some of the new companies are subjoined : —Russian Iron Works, 7 to 8 prem. ; Lion Brewery, 14 to 2 prem. ; Metropolitan Extension Railways A stock of the London, Chatham, and Dover Company, 61 to 63, per 1001. stock ; Waterloo and Whitehall Railway, par to 1 prem. • Northern Assam, 4 to 1 prem.; Dow ns Docks , 14 to 4 prem. ; Atlantic Telegraph preference, 1 to 14 pram. ; Chobwa Tea, I to 14 prem. ; London Bridge Land, 1 to 1 prem.; Phosphate of Lime, 11 to 21 prem.; Grange Town Iron, 14 to 2 prem. ; Peruvian Railways, 3 to 9 prem. ; Belgrave L l, Mansions, 2 to 4 prem. ; Glamorgaushire Iron, ' 11 to 24 prem. ; and Albert Bridge, 1 to 11 prem. ; I Londoo Quays and Warehouses, 14 to 24 prem. ; : Steam Biscuit and Flour, 1 to 1 prem. ; Loudon ! Merchants, 14 to 2 prem. ; Blakely Ordnance, 24 to 3 prem. ; East London Railway scrip, 14 to 23 ' prem. ; ditto, paid up, 4 to 1 prem. The Persia, from New York, has brought 1178,5001. in specie. 1 HALF-FAST Two o'Cwcx. Consols are still quoted 891 to 4, ex div., for ' money, and 89/ to 90, ex div., for the account. i It is stated that the Turkish government is in ' negotiation with the Sociiitri Oindrale Ottoman. Crrr or LONDON Conant, LIADINHALL-fintillr. ' for a loan of 400,0001., to enable them to pay the —Os Thursday evening, the 220 d int, Dr. Flowers and dividend on Consolidis due on the 13th of Ma y about a daso . &of his privete pupils s it, Dr. last, of which the largest proportion is still unpaid. fi r vo tr • ed thlthcoms•wsp..T•alansa. o t rfiLt part ofiltas"ester. • The Teutonia has arrived from New York with tank:sent with hie "Sacred Cantata," on account of the ' 32,0001. in specie for England, and the Helvetia remit of which he her just received his &Own 64 Othed is i with 43,0001. Doctor al Musk. A correspondent of the Poole Herald, who was The f o rei gn exchanges yes t erday afternoon were - ..... Tuesday, being mesa at the benzin given by the Mayer of Cherbourg . quoted muc h the same as on Tummy, as to the m ayor of Pools a few days sinew, describes M. Alex : follows : seder Dames, who wee at the banquet, se '• • sees of imp , Ada' mou th s , 11.191 to ; : ditt o , I a,,,,, proportion, with whet is England we should call (were it 11.176 to 181; Rotterdam, 3 mouths, ry 11.i91 to i - Ant- a little more raddled) a jolly fees ; light wi early bar. warp, I months. 25.423 to 473 ; Hamburg, ma. b i ns., 3 Pommows 4 quick •Yo —awaking bits lownviAiviif i 1 1 4 1= 4 - L , di man a tha f 00.6.4 119* u 5.5.7% to Par* 424 ; primir s da7 1.46. 15.15 lod e s, " 213 11 . lo wbS ud, eTrellagneeelnartilegt the use. F tal ree k eh he met v utl i ty d al e i , om e n . ism 3 0 4 ; et, petenearg ft. 3 .0,1 4 0„, 3 ment i m Opal !Or talk to all comers, cud ca diag , on the subjects o f , 31 3,p 3 ; wh ook .e. Se., 6 meeteet 11.224 to rti ; w oe * scavereatioe a vivid light from his teacher view of them." de. S o ., 3 men the, 11.22 i to 273 ; maw, 3 sempalph, A ReLLIWAY CONPNNSATIOII CASs.—ln the Lord 474 to 8 ; Oodis, 3 roesthe. 483 to 3 : Leghors. 3 mouths, Ileyer's Coast yesterday, a oompeamlidia claim of 12,0001., 26.524 to 573 ; Geom. 3 mouths, 25.523 to fai : Msg. 3 for Falcon's Factory, Whiteoreseatmet, occupied the en. moots', 25.524 to 574 ; Naples, 3 months , 25.524 to 1573 ; timblos of a speeisl jury all the sitting. The Priory bad Murray 3 mosths, 35.623 to 57 3; Masie. 3 mouths, been taken by the itstropelitan Railway Company. Part 25.533 to ISM Libels, 90 days. 513 to 4 ;', Oporto, 90 daps, of the place, had bees let toe Mr. Wilms, a maankateree 61001. ef arieoline, and be had been compeosated by the company. The weekly return of the Bank of France shows Three tt ee 4 • 3 • 1 0 • 1 7. •• " wor c r 6 . osx wil° " I " ._____ th " shs°2B l oerwsea the following changes : year, Lowe vales of property in the My, :nd Meath the demand wee Coin and hairs Bins disecaseed Government depeette heresies 540,000 ciabsest, urged that Mr. Wilma, the Maggie , maw, ase- Notes ia cimnistiea Demers 1,040,000 rid en his badness for the braddlt of mankind. The Private deposits Advames These changes, and more especially th e increase in It Wee " fee ih• bunny* Dimes a mold* Kr. laeirli the coin and bullion, and decrease in the discounts llollwsy , addressed sae jury for the carte '• evideoco. After a keg invenbPtiow differ from those shown in the previous return, and 4 7,7 1 . 4 ", 5 0 gatorott ," noonts o , iii, sad the jury „mud indicate an increase in the immediate resources of 11.0001. ea emoomeatirso. the French Bank. Tun New DITTY ON Fran lininnawes.—This day The half-yearly general meeting of the Joint (S'turd'y) the sew duty oe Ire issernese will take effec t Stock Discount Company will be h eld at the a tt r t - trr MT" ingot stamp ry ow es .t...p:lieyy end e ll London Tavern on the 31 st July. M r . Jose p h um. d ; ty T e : al og e oitt fot , en insurance, it sta te, that 'r or Bravo, and Mr. Henry V. Boat have joined the sad is respect of every iswerases made. or motioned, or re heard of the company. mewed ori or after the 25th Jose, • duty of ls. GI well be The traffic receipts of the Metropolitan Extension charged ,_"stremismThslawtewsze fora yen, :t.....„..7 Railways of the Chatham and Dover Company this twee d ''''tb,,, 97th Aologok ens renewed the 25th 3,4 fir sa y I week show an increase of 7501. over the correspond- sd of time ew e e 4 beyond the Iset-mestimed den big week of last year. then shall he domed s paid far and is roman of Um time iatermaisg between the makieg sad resew* of the INotice is given that the transfer books of p s t y e teeert garesturseaturiszt.thabansatujeee, theigyeetbnypeer . eleugota Aril. sar fee Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance Com will be closed from the 30th instant to the 13th July :ad is rape* ef asy subsequent period, Manatee the 26th inclusive. Jan, the rate chargeable a s eordieg to this set, sad se re. The sixth ordinary general meeting of the Aim' ''' nee tare or allawasee of duty, except at and after the bet. mastimed date, obell be inside le respect of ti me unexpired Bank will be held on Friday, the 21st July. se othawies se say such ineorame which sh all have been The second ordinary general meeting of the made at renewed before the 27th April ken Oriental Hotels Company will be held on Satnr- Erraaoenunkr Future or Two Mairtreaerra day, the Ist July. NNW—Two brothers, who for many pairs have bless carry- I The directors of the East London Railway Com- i°3°°.thre_b_Oli'r .s. " 41 .° ma°Ofactorsr ° 13008 mvrnal. The Ira' that of Messrs d are d J. Mae, shares in the proportion of three certificates of bars, when. mam ma, „ m o m , h a ve t om petuipe n t fully-paid shares to one certificate of ordinary with the been gevesemeet. On Thursday het tme ri ' shares, ea nearly as circumstances will permit. the brothers took his d tbe epa Fablbhirture fo rd. r DubTiwlin, having, e W s h o I,Applicetions have been received for more than three odd. • dam •• see veerpartner u mber of shares to be alloted. skirted sail day to jots his brother. for he. too, should times the n hke to have " a peep at the Dablie Brhibition." By sad The subscription list of the Belgrave Mansions by eetanerable moored were eireekted, sad a = Company will close on Wednesday for London, and was slat te based, she tee from white med the fugitives set from they hid On Thursday next for the country. to Qaddseetowe, pert be seemiai smberked tee Almeida. Stmeigety swee= a d b are tis. The share list of the United Warehouse Company w ore th e y west away they dierethen a sea al (lrimited) will be closed for the Continent on the maw ia the bank ; sad kit sodden nth le pay the wages 26th inst. af die imbed tewretiva is their erepky. it is believed The Phosphate of Lime Company (Limited) abaY.__lla___,_ve lama wlab______lncal wend tkallarlintal Pomade, Ned te the ilsited 3latssAeut announce their first arrival of 1,160 tons by the 1 0 — --,r_„air"h.Y s r shi = sssssd for e 1 ,,,,b uw . The Roberta, direct from Sombrero, and now discharging re d. la '-' ma w a the week ei , It De mm e bed at Ipswich. Advices have also been received of le o ppemor b o o, of m emo, ender the warysillsoce of the an other vessels which may shortly be expected with dimes. It is said that Mils repreiscting from 20,0001. to cargoes amounting to an aggregate of 4,600 t om o f 30,0001. are roosteg,' aid the total liabilities are estimated •L warde d 60,0001. The assets will, it is feared, amorist phosphate, the whole of which has been sold for ' I P• G emme d merc h an t a m n e er t o th e to Very little. A arrival. anten et ef 5,0001., sea 13,0301. are owing to three Leeds The following circular, notifying that the bad- ereities.—Manthenir die.. nese of the well-known banking firm of Mews. I. Mexisargoix of as Dzowwino. —On Thumday I Bathed and C 0.., of Liverpool, is about to be pur- eemiss irk two bop. sme of 11r. Thomas Wiser. elaniad by a joint-stock company, has just basis the Abbe omit MS turn to th irteen • yew% wire I we e . t o , the cootoottoo o f dolma. Th . „ m i t a in se lathing s ethe ash trips, in a sloth+ panel the CM Igo W 000.00151., is 40 , 000 sham of la Awl. The 811.4 when aid wen t l o bq be g itewsiim_ lat° a Illash Ann elerillijklente present several 'Misbelief ter Ws= wasseandit to Mr. Wanes, . bent 15 yam d limes: The present partners will act as directors of are. weal es attempt to save the hey., but In "at ..._ OO - , . ,nt ler Ike 'pus_ and will retain a large interest in the the _J i nlid t.. ne ltt tu r: t r es we:saris nasal • • • 1 ,„. lime puny. The purchase money 3. 190,000 L, par- au Lr — t . tam oim u l t , due *sorted to for risikaug 411 , two Pam 10-mho enema* Prehropot sionistiii.bet the ary . 41td set revive. Me err nJ. to be men to the numerous customers of the beak. met aid bee set gait. recovered.—Zairrater Circling& The Parkfield Iron Company (Limited) is an nounced, with a view to purchase the estates and iron works and oollieries known as " The Park field Collieries and Iron Works, Staffordshire,* and certain forges and rolling mills contignove theme. The establishment altogether is very extensive, and in full operation. It is situat ed near to the canal sad to two railways. The vendors hare consented to take a large portion of the purchase money in shares, and for the first three years have guaranteed a minimum net divi dend of 7* per cent. The capital is 400,0001., in 18,000 aliases of 281. each. Famav lemma Consols, which closed es terday at 90 to 1, ox div., for the 6th of July, opened and closed to-day at the same quotation. Tor m one y the last price was 891 to 90. The official business report is as follows :—Tbres per Oast. Consols, for money, 90, 89k, 90 k, 89,k, 90 ; ditto, for amount, 90k, 90, 891, 90* ; 'Three per Cents. Reduced, 89k, k, 89, ; Now Three per Cents., 891, 1 ; Annuities, 1886, 141, 316 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1041 ; 104 ditto Four par Cent. Debentures, 1866, 1001 ; ditto Bonds, 12e. The government broker bought today 9.00 W. Three per Cents. Reduced for the Sinking Fund. The India Ave per Cent. Stock was dull. Exchequer Bills remain at 2s. to ss. prem. Greek Bonds bare not been benefited by to-dafe meeting ? but, on the contrary, have fallen t pee emit this afternoon. There was also a reduction at lin Mexican Bonds, lin those of 1864, and i t e rt: Venezuela Bonds of 186 4 ; but Russian per Ceuta., Turkish of 1864, and the Consolidie, have improved. MINES.-07118 DAYJ Two O'CLOCK. The dealings in the mining market continue urn a limited seals, and very few variations have mu red today in prices. Great Vor shares are quoted 32 to I ; Chiverton, 9/ to 1, being better ; Great Busy, 3 to 1 ; Bast Grenville, 2i to ; Borth Tresterby, 2j to ; Wcet Chiverton, 75 to 80 ; and Macke Valley, 4j to f. Devon Great Consols shares are officially marked 600. St. John del Rey, Val Antigoria, and Yudana. =tuna Mining guru are inquired for. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARILIT.—(THIS DAT.) The 'market M firm, at the following pima :—Tomai tallow, 40a. 6d. wit amis ; Potenbarg Y. 0., • sp* 41s. 6:1. to 4 1 s. 9d. ; October to Doomlyu, 425. 6d. to 425. 9d. ; Docombar. 435. Mawr Awmuctaa.-7trera tallow, 43e.; fat by ditto, rtagd.; yellow Russian, 435. 3d.; melted staff, 325. 6d. ; ditto, 18s. ; tallow groans. 19s. ; good drags. do. SMITHIPTICLD HAY MAKICILT.—(THIS DAY.) Mr.Oharlis James Poston reports tradoirm a% the follow ing prime :—Prime meadow hay, Mk to 110 e. ; Warier. 80e. to 90a. ; sow, 60e. to 80a. ; Wooer, old, 110 s. to Me. ; airaw, 26a. to Ma. COVERT GARDEN.--(THIS DAY.) Outdoor prod's,' of smallest quality in sow abund strawberries there Is good supply. Pees ars also p ant Ot lentiful Merrier are egtonsively imported ; prime for tbem vary flora 6d. to M. 6d. per lb. Grapes sad prae-emplesere sun &Mum& sat. Oobouts fetch from 5 to I(. peg 106lbt tingradww is still well sopplied, es is also brosoolL Good Dow irides, potatoes fetch from 2s. to ge. per down pomade Flowers chiefly menet of orchids, beanie, azaleas, pelargoniums, mignonette, sad roses. ORDINARY RDARNI AND mai& AILILWANB. ~.~... i ice .. : ma alias I hod=-m ~ _~. _~ Do. De. 1 oft to •1 Aso OIL NMD.I S sod p~Aass a sad Old. M. Da. 11, dog. Mk., Grog isediallsolla llot ist ilftsalfasslisra Da.A I Amea. so Dv. sa IS et South Work Ps ) Sod Waders Da.easur VsI.4Ias.SIO Do. Saadi woks Da. W. 11id..-Oztord Ds. Do. Ifeort Do. Do. ilsWord lossaddrs di Yorkshire Loadoa sod Moskva =Zere.:LiJoast &Dow Liodsodilfsrik Wok& LondomatiloathWastion Linoolaalt llstropoUlas Do. Now Do. Woad= Dia (Pro. Scrip C. I Do do. do. L4rd - - Da ES Ruins . De Um a Dorbi. Mi. St Wu. (bi 5.).... Da SDadrortil..iiiia: - N -- il - INI IN N IS N 0 89 el 18 17 90 92 108 108 071 11811 7 8 In In I 6 146 146 au ISt 1116 so 411 . 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Gnat Wa4ara, °dead imams. 4pc omit., 84 Great Waters, Wool Masa (01W god guaroatoo Moak, 112. MO" iiY Alin SI per oat., 3 The prospectus of the new company it expected tp be Minted next week. Beak, limped, Jobe, 1813. dir,—We lintg to ideals you that we Um blew Mused to molds to proposals for eeleogirrin Ike beds et me badmen lay disposing of it k s joist stosti sompasy es the limited liability pried*, famed trader the read fasour admittedly's. We bave, however. ettpulated that • ef the shane shad be reserved for the austomers sad= of the bank. We reds a large Istertat Is the book sod also coratious oar wooed supersiders el the mmegrumet. We hope you will permit us to buds' your account to the pow establlahmest, sad If we do sot hem from you to the mairary before the 3Dth Inst. we shall moulder you so scesestiog to the arrangement. The ample eubrcrlberl °sol id will sot oily afford the greeted security to demosiime, but will permit • comiderahls extmdon of the word beeimes.—We are, air, your roost abediest servants. 1. MIMED snit Os. . . . I i , 4 , - t '1 1 i 11 i. 1 . • 1 I. . : . 1 :t I .I : I 1 i • 1 . r i :,i, 1 , . Ii Ill'il'. . ‘ k, ' liill i . 11 • :, ii',.. • If il' , 1 ! I il .• 1.11 1] • il . 1 1 1 .. .\ . . . • 1, . ; .. :1 I t 1, ; . . i t tIl : 4 • ! t . I I, i 1 ; . • I! 1 . • : 1 . 1 . 1 l' I '