The Express. — London, England, 1865-03-09 00:00:00

1 IJIBOAT IIRVICICK—Daring the atoms as put JIA of your, ilk the beats .1 the National lifeboat lastliellee saved 4113 trees dlitereat wrests anew ceseta. Tbe lestitalloa has 6111,611 14s. bd. la tbe same pedal ea tts Iffeboet Is adddice te paean MAIO se rewards toe savlw Ile wvecked l ee= Hfsbosts sad ether mar. Ilse Use at the wirer* MTIAL to the rade for 13613TANCE, to maids Wes lellima M coetabed heavy deems& as laidttetlesli eatehildtirsate. are vecetved by Mama WU& and Co. Hirriss eel Oa, and Oe and D all the Lando* and meetly the eedi by the treebe erytt, Adel ery, ahl. Low* Zed. at the la- The Jh ANNUAL 01.111:11.AL XI; ITING et lids lastliallea will be held, at the L04d04 Tame, Bletogegeteeueet on T UINDAY aest, the 14th Inst., at t dale& pesoladj. Ms Orme the Dabs of TTL. T. la the Chair. SIMI.= awn. lieofebta• 14, lebadtrest, Adeiyal, /lamb TORN BROGDEN'S GOLD CHAINS by troy waiht, at natal& value. sad the weetweashle at whetted. mansfacearen' pion. 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Ou.....Attanooas. IL Mt. LONDON, THURSDAY, MARCH 9. No ewe can be surprieed that the painful rumours which have for none tune been in circa- lotion respecting Tummies and appointments in important offioss held under the Potent Commie- Manors and the House of Lords, should have been made the subject of explanation in that Hoes. Nor could any other seam be looked for than a Committee should be sought by the LORD CHAN eILLOIL to investigate fully into the circumstances to which the rumours and his personal explana tion referred. Matters so grave °mad not be din- paged of by individual statements, and the alterna tive lay only between unsupported denials of the charges or the demand of a tribtuial which could thoroughly examine them. It is satisfactory that the Lose CHANCELLOs has chosen the latter alter native. We cannot doubt that the result will be to establish tlfe correctness of all the statements which ha made to the Hones the other right. But the question will still remain whether, even in that event, he can be acquitted of bloats. And the issue involves more than mere personal indie cretion or error of judgment : it affects the purity of the publicserrioe on the one hand, and tha protection due to the character of public amen and on the other, the confidence which we repose in the integrity of the members of the Government, in whose hands the patronage of lumative and important appoint ments is vested. We do not, therefore, in any degree prejudge the deliberatiMui of the Lord.' Committee on the evidence which they will collect when we invite attention to the nature of the de- fano. which the Loan CHANCIALOR has put forward for his own conduct, mourning its truth to be un impeachable, and taking every fact as stated by his own lips. There is an old office in the Court of Chancery called the Clerk of Patents, which was bald prior to 1862 by Mr. Lot:mann Enou2no, and from which he could only be removed by the joint de cision of the LORD CHANCELLOR and two of the Judges of the Court of Chancery. In that year a second office was created, called the Clerk of the Commissioners of Patenta, the appointment to which was assigned to the Conuarnicoers, the LORD CHANCELLOR being their chief. Lord ST. LBOIARDS, when holding the seals, con joined the two offices, and consequently Mr. EDMUNDS did the duties of both. Oa report of irregularities on the part of that gentleman, Lord WESTBURY, early in 1864, appointed Mr. HlND auscH, Q.C., and the Solicitor of the Treasury as commission of inquiry. They reported that be bad failed to pay into the Treasury fees amounting to 2,6811., and added that the facto seemed to justify, if not to require, hie immediate removal from the joint offices. Thereupon, the Loan CH►NCELLOR consulted his brother Commissioners of Patents, who agreed with him that the regular procedure for malversation of office should be in stituted against Mr. En nn before the tribunal, consisting of the LORD CHANCELLOR and two Equity Judges, which bystatute had jurisdiction in regard to his original office. This was intimated to Mr. Ennurros. He declared that he had • complete answer to the charge brought against him. He had previously written that he "courted and re " quired the fullest investigation into every " single point in his conduct ;" yet the LORD CHANCELLOR tells us that on being summoned before the Equity Judges he solicited pa rathion to resign his Patent alicee. Lord WEETBLYILY consulted the MASSES of the Roue, and, with his concurrence, aseepted the resignation, conditionally on Mr. EDMUNDS undertaking to account for all the money that had passed through his hands. The formal surrender, on these terms, was sent in on the 30th of July lad. But Mr. EDMUNDS happened to hold, besides the two Patent offices, that of Reading Clerk in the House of Lords, and when accepting the resignation of the former Lord Warrsuar added that he would consult Lords KINOSDOWN and CRANWORTH RS to what he should do about the latter. Mr. Bo- I MUNDS requested delay in this matter till he should put in his answer to the charge made against him in regard to the Patent office, and the LORD CHAN CELLOR acceded. During the vacation Mr. En- MUNDE put in his answer, and paid 7,872/. as in fall acquittal of all hisdefaleations. B utin January there was a further report by the commissioners of in quiry which brought the amount due by him up to a further sum of 9,1001., but this was disputed by Mr. Kommsne. Hen 1 Government. They were . facts should be laid before affecting the character NUMMI, on this resolut first requested a few days' delay, . the CR 4 LNOELLos, for presentation to the House, • resignation of his office, sooompanied with a peti tion for a retiring salary on the ground of his long service and unblemished, character as Reading Clerk. This petition the Lou, Onexcxmos pre seated without comment ; it was referred to a 'tending Committee of the House, of which he is ex-officio • member ; he did not attend the Coin mikes, nor make any communication to it, and on • search for precedents it reported that 8001. • year should be granted as retiring petition to Mr. Fontfirre. This was confirmed by the House. There were thus three offices vacant. Two of them were at once filled up by the appointment of the Loam Cnurouroa's own eon, or, as he express. it, "his relative," who has till now held the appointment of Registrar in one of the doomed Courts of Benlauptcy. The third office the Loan Csairouros takes credit for not filling up, though it was in his own gift, and the most valuable. But it is the office of Clerk of Commissioners of Patents, which, if we read the statute aright, is in the gift of the Commissioners as • body, not of any one among them ; it was oter joined by Lord Sr. La.:awns with that of Clerk of Paiute ; sod whatever alterations may be made in the duties by the Act to be introduced, there is no doubt that it will ultimately be con feared on the individual who holds the conjoined office, already bestowed on Mr. SUNOS'S Busuz. Now what do the facts, thus detailed oo the LORD ORLNCiLLOR'S own showing, amount to ? Firstly, that • servant of the Crown, charged with embezzling monies to a great extent,' admitting the charge to the extent of 7,0001., but disputing it as to the remaining 9,0001., is not brought be fore thetribunal which the Legislature has assigned for trial of such charges, but is allowed by the Loan Catexcluaoa to evade the statutory direction by resigning. Secondly, that a servant of the House of Lords, paid by the House out of funds which it receives from the public teethe transaction of public' buena'', lying under charges of dis honesty, which the CEA/musks is told by Govern ment he k bound to state to the House, sends his resignation to the Cnairczuoa, who thereupon keeps back the charges, presents the petition, and allows a pension for good services to be voted by a I House ignorant of the facts which the Ministry had I declared it ought to know. The LORD CELNCWir LOR argues that because, in the find case, the Law Officers of the Crown decided that there was not ground for a criminal prosecution, he was justified in emoting the resignation on a mere pledge to restore what was due. But the Legislature has not made either the law officers, or the LORD CHAN. curoa, or the Mums of the Roma, whom he consulted, the judge of such a matter. It has made the Lotto Qum:auks, sitting with two other judges, the tribunal to decide on it. That tribunal could bars enabled, or condemned Mr. Romortne. Bet the LORD CHANCELLOR defies the Legislature when he withdraws, at his own hand, a matter from the consideration of the tribunal it has created. No lees imperfect is his defence on the wooed head. He says that when Mr. RDIII7/1116 resigned his Home of Lords office it would have been ungene rous to have produced the information respecting his defalcations in another office. But Mr. RD sauna net only resigned--he presented, through the LORD CHAICRILOZ'S own hands, a petition for • potion, and still the Loan CRLSORZLOS was silent. If he was bound—end his colleagues said he was bound--to prevent Mr. EDMUNDS' con tinuance, with • tainted character, in an office in the House, surely he was equally baud to prevent his reosipi, whiz character uncleared, of a pension. Lord WEIRTUST says the pension may be with drawn. So might the office ; but it was that the House might judge of the propriety of withdraw ing the office that the information was due ; and it could be no lees due when the question was of granting the peados. He says he will not insinuate that the Committee was hasty in grant ing the pension ; but as the circumstances were notorious, be thought it extremely probable the Committee would have made inquiries. Is this the LORD CRI.NOILLOR'S measure of his fellow- Peers' courtesy and confidence in himself f He presents • petition for a pandas, and he thinks it probable the Peers will inquire whether it is not fora man whom he knew to be dishonest and dis graced. But though we may snow him to be a proper judge of what ethers should have done, we cannot accept his verdict of acquittal of him self. Having information respecting the guilty conduct of a public officer, he took on himself to allow that officer to evade legal trial. Having information material for the guidanoe of his brother Peers, he acted as though he had it not, and led them to act as they would not have acted had he disclosed it. In thus judging him out of his own mouth, we do no wrong, either to the gentleman whom be incul pates, or to the "relative" whose name is asso ciated in the question. The former may yet re tract his resignation, demand • public trial, and prove his innocence. But his innocence will not relieve the CMANCRILOS, who bases his own ex culpation on the presumed guilt of Mr. EDKIIRDS. Mr. SLINGSBT Bsranza, we doubt not, will be an efficient officer in all his departments, but it is his fortune to belong to a family of which all the members are appointed to good offices, and it is his misfortune that the public cannot easily believe that all these office-holders are better men than those who are displaced, or than those whose years and service might give them a higher claim to such promotion. Tan Erma Snows AT Wasanurrow.—Tbe announcement in a recent telegram that President Lincoln had convoked the Senate of the United States for an extra session on the 4th inst. has given rise to a certain amount of speculation, partly founded on the control over the foreign relations of the Executive which the constitution gives to that body. It may be useful, therefore, to state that these extra sessions of the Senate are the rule, sot the exception, after each biennial renewal of Con gress, while to the role under which they take place after every Presidential election—which is the pre sent one—there is absolutely no exception. The Senate meets to confirm the President's nomination to oboes of various kind% and it is for this purpose that it has been convoked on the present occasion. The following circular relating to percentages to sensate bre bees wit to the tendeenien el his Royal High ness the Pawn ci Wales:—" Marlborough House, Pall nall, Feb. U. Oastlesnea,—The Rime of Wake tax* swievelood that a macaw prevails of tradesmen ollaring to masts a percentage as the sawnset of their bills, and caw eluding that every tradesman would lend hie cooperation in patting down a poetise dishoseet la itself, sad squally pre. jedieial to the Interests ei his employer sad himself, hes digital ato lama yes that he lee directed we to &- Awe frees hie lorries ewe/ tenant whimsy retufve, sal to cease waylaying every Waives= who may pay. snob • percentage, or who may make • present el any kind in ran o Adoration ci his royal highballs% custom.—l am, your she- P I Lent sormat, W. Siours.'' Their Royal Hisittasales a• Wisdom Castle this morale( foe Msrlboroagls.howse, Weeded by their suite. The Prisms Bekaa weat W Landau yesterday, and Do mani the perfeemease at the Haymarket Theatre with her presease, sad missed to Windsor Or Us at sight. Lady Wallas Beirlagtes, the Hon. Floes Msodottald, sad Ooloael the Hoa. A. Harding* were to attiodasee. The Queers drove oat this morning, attended by the Duelwas of Hozlaughe. The Frissons Louise also went oat arid's', attended by the Boa. Flora Ilscolosald. Priapus Helens rode la the Home Perk. The Prises sad Prise/so et Wales aad Prime Albert rater. eiteadad by the Bea. Yrs. Braes sad Lioateasat. Odessa Koppel, returned be ldatilicsoesb4soass yesterday memice, how visiting the Queen at Windsor OsMs. Thar Royal Bisbeelose west to the Adslaki Theatre Is tht emlall. *Weeded by the Hee. Mrs. BMW sad User teseat-Oeicael Kepgal. A thaseletios from W 69 Caeca Society of Chemists sal Druggists, hiteodsaid by fax Jam V. Walley, Bait.. Y.E. air Robert J. Whoa, Beet., lILP., Mr. Belisbary Batter, ILE, Yr. W. Cox, 11. P., Mr. 0. Faster, ILE, sad hr, Beseech, LP., bed ea laterview with tits Right liar. Pit George Grey, at tie liaiseedßee. yesterday. rei NislL= KOK& A letter from Rome in the Corriere della Mc has the following : Ws asserted that the Ambassador of Fromm has an -106110114 offleially to the Pops the ooming depertees Si a brigade of the corps of occupation, which event is to bake place after the Faster holidays, and that the Rama pro. vises to be so evaenated will be that el *limbo. It is affirmed that the Pope received this news with the shame indifference. The Correspondencia di Roma quotes the follow ing words which, it says, were addressed by M. Guttierez to the Archduke Maximilian during the sojourn of the Mexican deputation at Miramar : Above all, we are catholic. We approve Si a tnonareby booms we believe it is more favourable to religion ; but we prefer a republic a thousand Yaw, with all its dangers, to a meearohy which would oppress sad hamper ear faith by giving us that undflated or edited catholisimn which is WM/API by other matinee, bat which we cannot endure. Z I V • • MieIPRESSiI ;. ICH .7/F0 Load Wigrzimpl . 3 41-• lip 144 Ins . 'Sr. of *pink* .1; • • Asa before tbst HOW • of • ter of their offline: Mr. End Albert victor wind Oadi• thermos. luti°° bein g intimate" "" ,", silsorlid by the Hos. Yrs. Buse*, Lord • and Lbw. bI days' daisy, and then Nut to tsesattioloael KspplL au !•,.•.•...a .LL m•I THE LEVU. (Prom the Overt Newsman.) By commend of the Queen a levee was held yesterday, at fit. JOAINeS Pekat, by his Royal Warms the Paw of Woks, is behalf of her Majesty. Primate. kens is bis Royal Higbasis at tble wan eostaitkra. by the Quesa's pimento, se mahatma 10 prementatioas to bra liegasty. The Mass et Welles sitseded by hie Gentian's is Watt. bib arrhual from Merlberemell Renee shoat 2 o'eleak, mad am saliva by the great °Some of state of the Quesa's hamehaid. The Dube of Cambridge, attended by Camel Tyrwhitt, arrived at the pekoe kern Gleassterienes. Prism Edward of BRIO Weimar wee premed at the levee. flee 114sety's body sward of the boaceusble enrols et Gentle. menat-Arna WWII ea daty la the Mate askew, under the tosetesad el the Lkintemaat. The royal body gaud of Yearns of the Gaud were as daty, wader the command of Calsoel 0. P. Bourke. the Rico is Waiting. Is Ike interval that his eMpeed lima tut mason the State rooms al the Palms have widows, a onspiele rem mike, sad sow plena* a very hasdeeme sod aside ap pearance. By a roost Makes anangament the eels% sor ra', (formerly the mat sad soma el the great ark sad disoomfart °amassment epos crowded stteodeasee at mart) bee bees doubled la width, sad time ell probability cd ham Ineesmedemee b otesplstely removed. The alums. time threegiteat the whale silts oi resew ban bees out dueled with ..and jsdgmest and szscatod with good tests. The Prism of Wales mimed the 71krencoroom, someapeeied by Um Duke et Ossiteidp and Mese Edward d Saxe Weimar, sad ablended by lie seems d the Meseshold. The !crap sasheeemlore and "daisies* were letredsowl is the elder d *sir pmeoisses. when She Mowing prs esstations to the Priem el Wales es behalf of the Qumm leek place is the diplomas sink his Eseellesey the RONNII Ambamedor, M. le Conti* Amiral Bentakow (Rm. Idea Navy) end M. Is Priam Almendro Ornoussew (atessird of erabairg). The dipimastio circle was attended by most of the fonige misiohne sad their 'Mardis ; by Earl Itassall, LO., her Majesty'. Prtecipal derretary of Elate far Foreign Affairs; and by Lioutenaat.o•emel the Nos Sir Edward Onsi, CCM., her Majesty's Master of Um 011M1011111116 Ms Ex eallesey the Austrian Ambeemdor was prevented from attending the leo& by isdispsitios. The Netborlands Ism was aloe unavoidably &beset bent the death of bar Majesty the Qum Dowager of Bawd. The general simile was well attended. Armee the pemesteilens were the fallowing : Lord listpar, am appaintassmt a Lord Lieutenant of Notting- Mr. Aldeemass and Shartff Mader. Mr. Jams Carew tar Wad Middlesex. MitirMstilltd"...i Eras psdell, mad it's _ consaresisr Isha D'Arcy, on appointment to II M.'s Yacht OaMusa Mr. Ungar Mown Davidson. Virmatatlinks4 11.?., oa appointment as Secretary to the Itar-law famal. ilz llama lismy, on Wog appointed chisf magastrat• at Mr. Stephen P. Kinnard, on appointment as Deputy.Lieute. mat Sae asnatural Mr. Jabs Garden Lassady, third Secretary to It. M.'s Disteasy at Timms. TM light Mom Jamas L Lawson, Attorney•Oeneral for baliaL Lisetenant-ffeneral SD Gaspard Le Ilarchant, O.CALG., as =atCommander4s-Chlie at Madras. Jain as O. lialLsalls, loyal Itaginsara, on appointment Cikalrman at Dior& et Marks. fralamd. The WS ESL MB Lod IfEe ti Mr. M Prank lffstmisk, bar a Consul at Nagasaki, Japan. Mr. ThamsaJamas Idiom y Salkfflar. Colonel Pals loyal Artfaarg, as promotba. Mr. Jahn M.P. Mot Wasp Paamiesm, as bla Colossi Pookilostas, ea ingli agpaisiamat ag = i et t Uacli of bat tary Omaha Mr. John P. loads, High Sheriff of Suffolk. Vicsonnt Rear Ldsiral ll2l / 6 1 1. C. Synanda, C. 8., an his appointment as imparintendent of her Majesty's dockyard, Newport. Vlee•Admlral Sir DsldMa W. Walker, on return from foreign senior. His Excellency the French Ambassador, the Priem de la Tour d'Auvergns, trill giros grand Wl at the Erabaisy, Albert-pto How, on Thuroday, the 23rd laaL Royal Highness the Comte de Paris honoured Lady Meisawcath with bis oompany at dinner on Tuesday sweabg. The sadden indisposition of the Comteess de Paris prevested her royal highness from loising the party. The Right Hon. the Speaker of the House of Commas will give his bet levee on Wedoesday neat. Lord Edward Cavendish has arrived at Devon %lre Howe. Piccadilly, from Winchester. His lordship has surly recovered from his late &widest, by which his lag was tfroksa, sad will proceed shortly to Chatsworth Hattoo. Dsrlryabireoa a visit to his noble father, the Duke of Devonshire. _ _ . ----- The Duchess of Somerset gave the first of a series of her "early dam*" parties daring this month, at the Admiralty, Whitehall, last night. A select mewl ea ambled. Om of the peinaipel reo®s was appeardated for Yesterday evening Frames Countess Waldegrams rewired • very awnerma grate of visitors at her resides°, is Oaritoe-gesdese. The Right Rim Chichester Yochum*, M.P., sod the engem aloe eatertained at Mow the Sari sod Conger of t3hatesebery, the Earl and Combos el Alotly Visecient flerstford de Radcliffe and the Mac Miss' Canning, Wiesen, and ViMeastine Balm Whining sod Vissomitme &deg. Whiniest Torrington, the Attorney- Ciseend and Lady Laura Palmer, the Right Hoe. 0. P. William ILP., the Bight Rom Sir Dagd Demise, M.P., Mr. mid the Mon. Mrs. Weems, Mr. Delano, Mr. W. Har court, avid Mr. Lumley. The Right Hon. Benjamin Disraeli and Mrs. . . . Disraeli ast;rteiaed at awe' last main. at Grosvenor. gate, the Duke and Donbass of Welliogtoe, the Marquis and Marchioness of lialiebery, the Marquis and Mulltioweis of Clearicarde, the Earl Granville, the Forl sad Ooaatemo Staabeye, °metal and Lody Anew Peel, Viscettat Cowie say, Lady Sarah lAndeay, the Bishop of Oxford, Biros Fordisaad M Rothschild, and Mr. Oswald. The Right Hon. Sir Robert Peel, But, M.P., entertained at dinner 'sat eveniag, *1 his mention in White hall-gardens' the following party :—Tbe &al of Boo borough. Lad Mukalla, 11. P., the Right Hoe. Thomas Milner Gibson, M.P., the Bight Hee. Wink= F. Cowles 11. P.. the Bight Hee. Robert Lowe, M.P., the Bight Hen. the Attorney-General far kekorli, Per Colima O'Loghles, Bart., X.P., Mr. Gingery, M.P., Mr. Belle., M.P., oelooll Mr. Berke, he. The right hon. the Speaker gave hie fourth Par. limmarabsy fell dram &OMR het leveeing to the following noblemen sad gentlemen : Lewd George Lennox. wi sco ane legestre, Hen. Algoma Egerton, Hoe. Alexander Baring, Sr Robert Aestrother, But, Or nuns Bathos, Beet, Hit Marisa Deeglaa, Bart., Liseteseet.Otheri X i . oarglll. Mr. Lys% Mr. Meyer, Mr. Reghslit 'York 111 r. Husplinry, Mr. Lyaky, Mr. Jae Peel. Mr. R. W. YU. sick, Dr. Brady, Mr. Ileoderne, Sr. Bream Mr. R. 0. Prim, Sr. Olney, Mr. Wateadiuma.Mr. Davey, Mr. °Abair:l, I Mr. Due Mr. Foley, Mr. R. M. Duff. Kr. Brampton Gar de., Mt. Jobe Hardy, Mr. Greenwood, Mr. Ktheukh, Mr. W. m yg e,,. Mr. W. Leh, Mr. Herabentoe, Mt. Berton, Leeks, Mr. Charism Midvale (obegiale), and Mr. Alfred Desk= (palette rearelarY.) ADVICE OF THE THE FRENCH TO POPE. We (Times, second edition) have received the following telegram from our own (=respondent. It is dated Rome, the 7th inst. : " IL de Sartiges has had an audience of the Pope, when he requested his Holiness to form an army within two years with the assistance of Frames. The Pope has declined to do so, ignoring the Convention. As regards the departure of the French troops, he would leave it in the bands of Providence." INDIA. Calcutta papers hare been reoeived in anticipa tion of the mail to the 6th of January. We take the following from the Oalcatta English man of that date : _ _ ~,._ The Modem campaign is by no means at an end. We have just received s letter from Gowhatty, dated February Ist, anoonncing th►t the Bhootesin attacked Dewanghi in force on the 29th. They wore repulsed with pest loss, bat Lieutenant Urquhart, of the Heenan, sad live tepee were killed. Lieutenant Story was badly wounded in the stomach with an snow, end 38 sepoys ware the wounded. Reinforcemeets were to have been despatched on the Zed. There are evidently great changes approaching In the Punjab commission. Sir Herbert Edward's reeler the service next month. Colonel G. W. Hamilton will go out ceder the terms of the 35.yeare order. Colossi Lake is appointed Financial Commissioner. Mr. Cud is in cocoon, but will resign soon. Ifajor James ie deed ; and Messrs. Yalvill and Foreyth have gone to Zealand on furlough. The muscles created by the death at Major James and the promoden d Colonel lake base been flied ity by Mr. Ford and Mr. F. H. Cooper. The three senior Deputy Clow missionen who ought, by right, to be appointed to the ether vacersoiee are Mesas. Egerton and Perinea& and Coked Voyle, but rumour says that the former does ad want to leave Sangre, and that the second and third are !Welt to be passed over. The two anoovenanted are General Vas Cortland and Vr. Oliver, but, as the former is already drawing 2,600r5. a mouth. he is not likely to whit fo r so much eche turediflity, aotompuded day by an extra n. 250. Mr. Oliver, it is said, has been so very lady hitherto Is pro:melee, that he may now be paned o►er ; bat, though this may be a ray convenient theory to go epee, it is cuddly not a fad one. Mr. Prided, the neat In rank, is Settlement Commissioner, and Mr. Cooper, the nut again, has been already promoted. The other nada are Naemyth, Bush, Pollock, Cracroft, ileifelhi, Braadrith. Graben, and Crippe. The death of Major Adams will make a vacancy among the deputy commissioners, dul an dada. tin( deputy will be wasted at Simla, to sowed Colonel Lawrence, tnederred to NepauL (amzeis roam SPAIN. MADRID, MAsca 8. The editor of the Dentocratia has been arrested. Senor Fernando Alvarez, a member of the minis terial party, has been elected President of the Chamber of Deputies by 160 to 93 votes. Senor Rios Rome was the opposition candidate. At the request of the Minister of Finance the Congress will hold extraordinary evening sittings in order to expedite the discussion of the Financial Bill. The following telegram has been received by Reuter's Telegram Company (Limited) from the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Com pany, Match 9 : CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN MAILS. BUZZ. WAN= 3. The Simla, with the above mails, attired here at 7 a.m. to-day. (umwes urea) H. DURUT'S EDUCATIONAL REPORT. PAM. Maim 8. As was to be foreseen after the noMeln yesterday's Moniteur regarding M. Durny's report, that minister has tendered his relegnation to the Emperor. It is stated, however, that his Majesty has declined to accept it, preferring that M. Durny should agree with his colleagues upon some way of rendering his retention of office possible without contradicting the disapproval of the principles of the report expressed in the official paper. This method will probably *Ouija at a note or article in an early number of the Coutitutioneel stating that although the bill laid before the State Council is not based upon the principles laid down by the Minister of Public Instruction in his report, it is nevertheless not opposed to the opinions of that minister,who could bring out its advantageous features better than any other person, as it realised if not all, at least a portion of the proposals he bad put forward. By this ingenious interpretation the note pub- lished in the Moniteur, at the request of IL Boninr and several of his colleagues, would be supported, ' yet at the SWIM time nothing would prevent M. Curtly from retaining his portfolio, as the Emperor particularly desires. The Mayor of Versailles has issued a notice to the effect that two greet annual fairs for the sale of saddle and ourisp horses will for the future be held is that tows. on the 20th sad 21st March and Bth and 9th October. The following is the last bulletin concerning the Duke de Yany;—" The cough bee &mad oared sad the fever has &hetet, but the pethst hes pared • roams eights and his state requires the most perfect repose The first concert of the season at the Palace of the Tuileries was gives as Wedmeday night. The artistes who sear wore Madsen' Carrells°, Cam, and De limes% and *K. Vostrabey sad Ivey. Tut MURDERS IN JAPAN. —Further papers re specting the murder of Major Bolded' and Lieut. Bird is ere J. bees promoted to parliamentparliamentThe papers etspaislass sepestlag the mention et twe of the aonswriss sad sae et the principals is Stemmas , ; end amoeg the pews say reports ot the Jei trials whisk tpterleas, sad • prods verbal at the WeMeWen of the pal by the melees trammed. Sat. Aback and Mr. Coosa Wisebeeter express themselves satisfied Ad the perasse entested were redly guilty, end that the Jepson, authorities weed with geed filth in their aerie to Wing the murderers to *dies. Is • letter to Yr. Cenral Win chester, dated Dee. 27, Yr. Assistant Flotasor Meta; his owe ispression as • whams of the execution of Bahama asp. manna as see of the Wooled& Is the murder. That moves, he wombs, wee malesbiedly • Upham of the Wiser elem, aid Wmoirledpd that he had hum guilty et the minder. TB' ANGUYAIIIITIIII Tatars or Oolonaca The following ipstiestea ion hem selected to aseempasy the Right Roe. Willem Hatt and lb. Sonmeset Bean moist ea their epoch' Wash» to Vienne; Kr. Green; Wrier, et the Fcreirreallice ; Yr. W. W. Immo Ten. sees, et the Bawd Et ?fob. private secrelsry M. Huai est Mr. Ommialeal, ths Admiralty. 'tt,, ' :.` IRON PARIS. =4, (tlaloo OWN PARIS. WII33IMBIUT Itvsua _ Molitor notion that, by a translator's error in one of Harass telegrams, the amount of the indemnity claimed from Peru by Spain was stated to be thirteen millions of piastres, whereas the figure should be three. The France, which has taken a leading pert in opposing IL Duruy's project for gratuitous and obligatory instruction, observe' with apprehension and bitterness that the partisans of the measure do not accept the note in yesterday's Moccitocr as evi dence that the cause is lost, and that they continua to rely upon M. Dam, Prince Napoleon, and even the Emperor himself against the majority of the Privy Council. Twenty thousand orders have already been re ceived for the 10fr. edition of the " History of Clesar;" only 16,000 copies are yet ready, but the printers are bard at work to meet the demand. Several French papers express a disbelief in the news quoted from a London journal that Telefono ments to the extent of 5,000 men are about to be sent ont to Mexico. I cannot speak as to the precise figure, but I have no doubt that, for UM reasons stated in my letter of Friday last, the Emperor will send more help to Maximilian, thq unquestionably has great need of it. The debate on the address begins in the Smite to-morrow. A speech is expected from Prince Napoleon on the *fain of Rome. Despatches from Rio Jumbo, dated Feb. 8, state' that the Bramilian governmeet, in consequence of the attack of Paraguay, is preparing a formidable expedition against Assumption, the capital of the latter State. M. Guisot ha gained his election for the presby tery of Paris by the measuring and majority elf 10 votes only—the numbers at the aloes of the poll being—Guist, 1,296 ; lierbetat, 1,28& The dissensions among French protestant' may there 'fore be expected to continue. Next Saturday will be published at the Übrairie Internationale a life of AnachamisCloota, renowned for his travels in countries he only heard of, and his being, on his own demand, admitted to the Con stituent Assembly as the representative of the human race. This work will, I have no doubt, prows an interesting one to general readers, and a useful one, es a book of reference, to writers. In author, K George Avenel, has in Paris obtained l estebrlty as pommeling the richest collection in the world of the ephemeral literature of the first revolt - ties, This collection embraces newspapers edited by Masse, Osaas Dosasouliss, and the Leading demagogues who flourished between 1789 and 1798, the placards in which the violent spirit of the clubs often exhibited itself, proclamations of the govern ment, and pamphlets without number. The ex-King of Areneania and Patagonia, Orrlis L (K de Tonnens), will deliver a lecture in the Rue Cadet or March 16, giving an account of 4 1 travels in Chili. I The Bourse opened with considerable Wirt* but the business done only resulted in putting down prices. When subsequently there wee a part ici recovery in quotations, the number of kensentione sensibly diminished, and the Week statement is that "the market closed heavily without animation." The following extract from the money article of the' Prase is a characteristic specimen of the ideas now current. " Bad news abounds. There is a talk of peace in America, of an Indian loss, of an Delta loan conceded to M. de Rothschild, be., ha" The bullion in the Bank of France has now reached the high figure of 400 millions; but although money is exceptionally abundant capitalists are equally indisposed to ran risks in either cosh: menial or Bourse speculations. Italian stoat was very heavy in consequence of the rumours of a loan. Mexican is without much change. Mobilier was more affected by the 111114 of otiefideres than any other security, and fell llfr. 25e. ; B. closed, with a fall of only 10e. for oash and 15n for account, at 67fr. 75c. sad ISM 800. On Monday CoL North will sok the Secretary to the Pear-law Board, ff, by snide 115 cd the Gem& Omer lidded Order at the Poor-law Bond, dated 24th July, 1847, any pauper refferiag from moll pox or other infer time disorders as Wit epee having the workhouse, is oppoidtioa to the spiels at debater. apes &leg to the muter, re, der* his deem er inability to act, to the matron, a reameable adios of hie ar bet ebb to do em To-morrow evening Sir Fitzroy Kelly will ask the Chomellor of the Exchequer whether he is dole to Nome the time wires he proposes to mike hie aseadal damsel Mr. Grant Duff intends to-morrow to ask the First Commissioner ci Works whether he bee bed seder hie ommiderstion the letim freer the Neste el the UM varsity at Leedom, dated November 10, 1864, ea the alib ied of $ building for the asininity ; wed 'Whet be pee poses to take any, ma, if se. whet elope, with • view be meet the wishes of that body es explolord LI the epuillew ties whisk to hem kid Wien him. Sir Oolmaa o•Loghlen proposes to bring forward • bill tomorrow eight " further to mews to the pubis the mamas al trevellieg by railway to DehaeL" In committee on bank notes issue bill, Mr. Hubbard will move to leave out clause 5, sad breed di followlag demo :—" There shall be repealed of my set et pediment wheesby *adds Mahe el WM ses prefuldbed tram bark, • beam d beam' er este blishineet se bookers is Looks, or at way place ere exceed* 85 miles of Leaden." Faces Wanoile Arno Iffittruses..—lt appears from • paaffmamtary Mora, Weed this mining, that daring the year amid lath Ikea bet, file paces were marigold la the metropolis pollee dishiel of ming, wr bevies ia their pareamice, Mee weights awl messeree or Worm The medal camber of aciavietiose emenvel to the oily of Westrahater. Cosroner. Pnerrainnurr.—From a return bared this reendeg M appease tied dem the laded the Yet as 16 edema ia legieed aid Wales bole bees padded seder the tat SI and 27 Vise. e. 44. Id i have ham whipped by order of the visiting Julies% muds of wise, ha.. mad 838 eider the aetherNy at the sets 10 sad 11 Yid., e. 82, sad 13 end 14 Viet., e. V. Ned le Middlesex, Lamed:Me steeds meet esemieseea Is de meant d coomord poisiduseet, b a ba followed et Neese dielmore by asray. In Weed the nem whipped hare bsen, one case eider the WA sad Millet., a. 44, two by roger al sends et mime and aiwaine morioss, sad 21 oa waworaery ocavietion by imgionsten. Them are se dotting liediese of plums in beim& end bards of seperiatendeme bare not power to order wbipping for prison edema. A reform meeting was beid in so last algid, when reeeleime ibises d parlimmetery esteem eon voted. Is Liverpool, the anneal meseing d the Financial Reform Amedadee embed. At the nesting, bar Jobe Deeming moved a randatlea is fume et Se elardiliatkm el the andsme • IneiL The emeletiee mei That the duty an Wide' preilmleg bas then 100,0004 a yew emir tor the moms% re moil se the impost ow sere sad its mgr-, iambi he abolishiL It ape asked be the red.ste 4 the Andre mates. wpm, eel settee. A depatstion, cosating al Mr. Algernon %et isa. the Meyer ef Mireaberter, and Omani' J. W. Modem (3rd Nweekrater Ede Weinstein% bad an beleseisur with Lord De Dm, an Teselay, an the gabled et ehe amigo iv &deem in the member el damn in tie vehmener Iseploosalr of Leseedere. Eaferifog to some et the seggediene made as to the mom et Ode date d dip, the edits sari said that a mleateer elan wee as area whiled le reempilles at hie reek we my sew In her llejeeefe merles t sad that valuable( odour had bed then idithry rank resegaised se the Irma Be promised to oessell flit Gone Geer ea the geodes et the relief 4 'SWAIM alms from =Moe so juries. DRAMA. raiIItY•LANZ. Shakespeare's pastoral comedy As You Lik e . revived ot tb s bean lestglakt, silk • very a m a sti ' es* sad ISma Bakst las& la the elands' - - So grey years bags puma shoe like pabik 1 oppostsalty d assn this sodas& askew la Ws mosses fragasalogy perlerosaas al the play giv e , M this bows, to tie beim& of sea al the &Ask fiseds, del the iiipliseselliss may almost be saaaad a i tbaserlea uovally. Tins bus dealt Mks Tagsies pbyeiul atleuslisek ebb It ea bees Weems" bet metal poems. Bar agibidismst loaselsk Assalled Ins full al all lbws *surely whisk nabs bee Imes ova al tbs moot dellelead soilage= se the Reim saw, mad orsrlevlsq • sass& adisats laszasgr. 111. Audi is sae el Ili preagatablves d tbs Idol school ad media Ms I poses assetesa, sul " keels It tenderly as though it." Ellislsassa sagastblus to de basabratioa el hers sad bar only fault is a alastalisa el roma% isablllty to soma gawk al Is. art. Yr. Walter Mastgassery gams s plasslay James Ambrose as loprerlys Jaques, Sr. aa sissies* Togabalass, and Ms Rase Ladoga lug C. The Wass smug wilt ebbe We play ares Illuslosted wa all stills. To•alskt Ike Beioafor &Asada wig be podoessd. Mr. Phelps sad Yrs. Merles Young as Sires* r Tombs ADFIBBL The Prince and Primes of Wale Imes led eiglik vine Ike Leas Chan ins dalek The Tame al Wake aim minted Ir. _ Wei. The Birthplace of Podelco, oc ae olhbelan, Mr. Tiede sapteentad kb ingbel domain of Taw as. el •ie online sad nail Maks enbalkinb. TEE LArs PIM Ar SAVILLE The undersigned tradesmen in the locety el the late ere solicit gen for the & el el 30 pewees, male sad Wads, ids, slng. keen, nen atesedsats, waken, at the Ohne ifusiwbsil. au li w sTa i g . T P O d e pesadoes„ whisk wore lugs. was sail sb6 these penises toss lose all sumo shied la. boss *ma ins iceilisir All al nedssmillse Mir wudrebe, • wibilt are tie swan by whisk they reign eltaolleas ; sad, as tie oxispasy WY • VW, r en rear 1. • destine eseadae. Bele foreigners, *nines art the sewer to bol (ttWr . *Hy under *a anise sd the pails. W. Heine yea to gin lima doe baulk ad your gen sisashasis enally we shall be very sled to receive say the bowevelsat may derma to us. Afloat* Paine, Ms Madly gine thin &nee* *lad dam seder the sigestare ' P.R.; in V them DX at 4 bee Bsdate bee behaved UNA Ns, sad Madame is M. moot 'sawn dewed to slag Ora if & suitable eras* orpaissd. Otber kindly Mises owl suggsslises boss reseirsi " P._Dpretocoloor, New Yea Hotel, " liwthesaaa. " Jaws Amami, 11, Itslaerssed, swum " Room Lae lica n weli lte r ts MEW. " Magus Dwasas, hat maafactarer, 11101.11161rork 0 The acerti/Masalishist W th• = 7 ' 11 MI 5 eeloak WI Bleak Sena. linquars." MERCHANT BANKING COMPANY aasuriD).-ows DA' The first annual meeting of the wee bdd et sera, at the Leaks Tema PATUISOII le taw chair. Thereprok whki embed ia the Expreseel Le ring bese token es reed, The Obtassuir mond bie adoption of the sonata. He add lire results exhibited la rasps* satisdratory. Daring the bedews lted bsea restrioied ia the labs stab el oweaserriel sake, awl of the lad year bees at Oa at. el ea lb atalail Paid_ sad ` 6 ils eempries bed sulawea is repeleties, est lima boob at erephisa la the eampeuy. A aterebent beak dilated esabbisbly other beaks. thewilt it had like bastions is direbew pesalierby was than b eralard essesients ' kbp mem& to abbrst ports al the world erawrobale wan= Tlie bennetioes wee, sets, sepesilly es as ample morale at leset—rns takes for Z igs value. lispeabas ablates r i t' k e made er eif be. le Mee. the astwel condition we bed that map should be pledged te the Heaking Oompany, sad the title al the sew= was claw sad debate sad *add mot be was ea Mestastler el the adore el - alHe probe al whisk were mere Ober kinds ad boakkes. There ea their beard reareinatim h es t bsir t ami m y ernabies • sod ie t re ce o u rriebb meta. Tide erpleastica t, for the brareprolle d ie awl swo= se a ilea al tr il latsiaens. anew lied shipmate wade y was se dilkelty eserranting for esesuale •11,440.0001. for reraittearen iha bassos el basiasse, tt was propowd 018 0• 1 /IT bodes dares to ibis preprirtots , lat. T. brioraouria, deputy-chairmen, abbe& L esOy ft geadass, The Mama" betel bat be board , wad* the payment al the 100,0004 to sad Oe. ewer ID years but they lisped within Ikea sir fear yews. licesen eirsebed their shares only en the ems t Obese etriebed brim sad wore • thsa. The calls goad sal be beds abase three midis. Ms raped adepaed, sad a dividend 11. par shoe, ea 12 per me& per eneern, tine to He interha Hotbed at lb. 4d. 30th at Jane bet. NNW BRUNSWICK AIID NOVA COMPANY.-IVNIS II The annual meeting of this compeuv is this d_l7. tim _aim of s the answer. 1, " Mok WelMaames ; Mr. T. lioasks is Ow The omen was m fellows s—" Doris( Elm Dipousber bet oar sake of bed ha' of my 'miss your, wompt that of to 6,509 emus Tim dry weather vested Os loolooss Assam Mak legs tear mket disks( the swmasur, and resists far timber de sot meet Mass BM Os omit reestplo for lea sad to me shed smasi so the tool mama tits previews mar. Tim cash taboos the muss es et our law mass! seam. of 109. per 1001. sessissi Moe is F ermi lee We ere sassy M mistime the Meth of for laser men me of our auditors. sesemary for the elpreintiele to llil uP blesic et lead cmaisbuga 2.110 earn time mem beds et ews. sad Aug was es abstrusthis M air mama, sad mil kr set at las 112611111 the ramie. Asseri: d sopped of the stbratios goverrasata. loss as this roost dausbbil. somplased. ths I s is, amisi Railway aryl k klity be coessumed ; sod it the chsesm its slash as the miss of Mt be highly bleassisi. The Vs' °s aid Nem Seeks AN blow swim the distil. Moist supsolgiki= b seformoste rs that the es of r' seems at do soxlmos Leal ehMe .n for &Ass deli satin bait More sepia. whisk woad elharam 4 .74- , parlay. Tim esmistso mob itemlet ot a road larkaid ftb MOM sktft sad timber Mbig due by bistabolto lisbaities." TM Onsnumn, is oberhkg th• obesered gob thin woe about 3,gre s .. • =resZease ham lase to oblate ie balks being to Musa r The ramp mad go Tory seer their , improve IL report beak' bus akpasPd, a 1 1 .v`daal, las. per 1001. umbel Moir was assume. a' hips Issuiested la the semi woosot. Bytom at • Cussonaso.- - On Ray. Jan Itonac&c. ousts of Gorton, st looldaso. at bow of XL Jobs Moults( noise groat oxelionzion donee I. e=C• el rose. eifkoiltioc. Oa eel Ids meal oposeonee gs• r kneekei et Woos lona ',hick wail als errand dose be web, the deo we• Ikeors wbo Wionhalbo daoroci. Segos apse satedag tepid bf. tyl g less, kisildst entelookiego. Ina • I HY *lest or sat seedy M. or to troononerso pi Swivel Wass loogi tlinoo balm long, wan floe otoomon. cart Ido loft saw Bo yr intorno& yeas al ega—Lseie Man" -- . to, i cr As YouLikell, wa s 11Q 0 very szeglostses os Mahn t shandse at lirogot gs Zwra. • Pib& bir W as WO It s e. Yr ow is tids part g ss fo_.,_.•• lid uali i ott a i ss .., . IX PXY era la XX i li _ooloo - t Itimile I n s at tits Illiskapous josol, or 'rims ''' hart bo ratriod is s art 0 th• XX O dle s t drh gogy ss i Delos sad Degas h •idis it sifts s o ems s e thaw John Or rabsdismot it gs -d ,... sedi aolismio a l l a "Ple ' • Aces smosoly ma fosi a-i.61 b2 81 . mot dolisklld kw teats. Illy gall Mose • 1 overlariss rik g m to iis ..„,, ..., ad it is ass al the las re. ogt spillmw ''' trim abs bar tko it alliloa ° *64 tili El Ago star rowwwy as thrall retied Ih „sword rho% TX , , *tits ot birsaihri, sad to goo had smear sod is W is e Pollaili ft " Poom il ' , shrug Writ, ito, It s Ix at the _yawl( ebe car, Ir. Wit lam r s ,- - -., i -,i a awwg• ' • Row Whirr a der ° l yid& Obis hoogg s l OMB, Olt Y ' 10. • wM kw pstforsiogg Xt. Oraphoti aad I as Wiz Prot oat hip W M Mork i • • ad • =e v e woo f • far vas w Rism e lir Iffaimr, A Was 'nailed t lig; bat was POW sow Is hea ip Ito betel XL two fay a se • is gsswere , ea sttossisr Et t i s h a vride, Lvo v/Ara *if 15 6 ; 1 r rsooterellha %why laibadasob. MINIMI t . ,e' ll ftge ". said 6:ll , isdr ier ,VILLI EOM i • Imo iffirsod. it in the introit* adl for the follow*: Wawa 0017 R facia* Its, eater sad MK • , liiiiiwnw oitiall, wry el XIS •,i 01,...‘i 1, 111 Nee bac Si sing Ibt I= 6l a• a 11l rapt wbsi ill bar lost** Mira 1 ilMlial. 9 . 1 - sir wordroir porage . o about 3, 481 ; , they mien sari gke as . WY • rose very walks . ot. Bag nor r to brag 6* is. X* &mho , ai lt _ _ _ v , L. 7. sib slisdolia. IL =b re y mai NEM es as. r. imp, ot It iiis blm= ll. thorns abaft A bat ili t= e ° ' ER.: bas kbilly give bad rest p a rr bogi )11s Halm • rest worm es mikado ramt re to raft is =lt . Mg lOggelebelli her da 2 , ‘ Salingriir " k Hotel, lasoffot•ligt (at" . .. . .. , larthetloao all Itydar'reitot, Wore cerowssa i tl l eits =ow Hasior 's Hotta, ellseliwa! st d imits*W , ' maaufacturr, 4i, Ori d Robrialifirtill i fly. Itilinws dis emposysilisk fias a, Rydsetwoist, Lim " Alb ......... hid* &PANT OP LONDON :. s• 'AN - .. 218 DAY.) ' .. , • Till , of the shatehlide • doe TITI111; IL Jig lis Arrant Xoshybil, , .• • T OW Of the jelled Oar Jaw /chair, s alubitod la tbsio TM aiswear, was • arise the hat lir Drib top at swab • trifledot tho argliV e ' liz rf om, Wails, o w ed7oo=o l g be tabs d SO pa a& -o sod midis sew saw oitrast, • tip . giro lei (Waisielits) iss ir th e z minh gooss it =Lir 1 Is direr. *Cash waded hoolwri Is = a nd " el Xs oval ` mo w xi Woes war t ref sorer Joggle' • sol itaribral • a sairsts-amri 4 sik 's= l * . istio re usT7l — a s mil orditisa is zw.....v. ....bob ffir Tbatra II el Xs id tot el bi • gars siosisi th l lee Mete rum illawrii Brid • 1. Tbars wa a WI eollostiog - I .6 l= r malQ lir. Thomas if WI IX stabil Sat 15 wipisasiks ha at • sorted to the hi isiliseal ea hi Z ar t a t her stil MOW sad = eil s:ll st osti=ay at la% ill. 1a dag for dr item ..... 1... .• 111 bad bra wry Mawr Is east aid , prepord to rsistwi Xis brute* proprietor at psr. _ paid to ty-disirmae, arrisi WW e t lw um Sail iala bliag tar tho board bat the , rwi NM , .00,03 0 34 to lam a Is • I looted ii " 616 b. the • Mom~ic6ra. Mesta sal Oat ta Ilk, Is same torus so disir raw ram .4 was sot sherd to , lordolso we ands ohms lass air • ,,,..W4lig • s 1 a dividsol at So luci daline, il id li = awl Mat rat pa, 4d. per den Is 0! Wats as et• ~,..,—.—•••• II a ) NOVA SCOTIA M UM tram DAY.) i istso llft- this compa l ny . *MI WO ewer Heral. D'e s Al t is his AWL pow m Daring w lst• wow rile the — al isod have assoodsi se la dim& w I tbst of 11153 : tist Ur pillo ✓ Whir al hot . is their red NI . . sem an d is raisparmo Two y • , oirs4 those of Al Sew war o Lod aad timber , • Xopoot-ahreet oesi smart ' Uri at %a i cosh Wore XXI Xt. Laois areal wismWmffr__g got Moat 11 is h eTelbeild iiir Ooreatry • dr* a lir. War 10400 roa tivir ug sad aditon. it ortil bis s to MI up es ,1111 arm, ta t = l ra: l ! Ts, sad hes _ Oar, 16 0 be OUT beeelb . 11 :0 fee oat st hat W e be =tiro o agonies of . stark abort stioettoe at their ~.. War gas p him root dourabis ___,.... siolisid them il Roilway oiff WI 1011 *M asmara tire t i if the e• oral rats ibma_ol vales of oar peer el r'.. tor at the is provisoes dSe Bli whirr. bei soder as dlmOrall. '' whited saff ad it is aotortarts tor Xr. Lon Sias 01 04 . 1 M °llll‘ ..orria babilasts b • etTls provost the l iTi p ial l =ki te" •• es odd to I .l k ri vositrod ' is eeesirt of _,,s Otis ,0001. starliot for ma* *__."7 l hair • gas !miasmata ; sod dim lm• tin 3,0001• a me l k ibr eets An odn • oat 3, Xiil. • ikon to obtais prima l ._ la from el to obsrgoe PIT sol_r a ' X& sorb& oar their rol*". 1 '' ' *IX En serail:Lord as the i a tilhiall salami ~ i roattor. '6"L. tit ..... lir tiff MAX--On tiaterdmll, A si WU, o of (darter, oortwam**' ha. Aber . Id XL Jobsoso. t .. .mom osaretaty, e root dories ti fm":,F ss a sisatilo Whir Oa awl i the Rev. woes, tis• = u s rggla osslotp, , which Wee WIN; *sr sad is is door Ins lookoAr s " r 4 „ woes soli • pe drosaid. smd V K r bill Wog _..._°. ...4.S • lemal soorr si a to rr arj r idt and — s s osowil soli ease log, vie a r __ , bestir ▪ eswart. A row Imo • ariarrimi, "a skst ... 4 Mt