The Express. — London, England, 1855-12-05 00:00:00

CHAP PUI 8' PATENTS...I ea sea DAYLIGHT issuscrom el eery peril& desseptke. set at MI seism 1 la igastiss et she Testates's Waterers. el, Hostatesst. Tiliealtecry, le, et. Itsrpotte et* doxprepliO. TO CORMISPOINDINTO. Musilleierais Wooded h. “The Memo, Weiss Revolitspeer, met le et del Oar, le, Beeeee, be Tee Ale* ea as dee et paellealka. ZION WATIR AT LONDON BILIDOZ. lib. - Ilk. aa. -Mama& Oa Oa. Aft N.. Ob. o=. LONDON, WEDNIMIDAY, DECEMBER & Winn NProtaox 111. reesived the address of the Corporatism in Guildhall, pot the least interesting part of the spectacle presented to the assembled aliens wee the graceful and fascinating creature who stood by his side, and followed, with Pooh visible sympathy, every word that fell from his lips. Yes terday Vicroa EMAIVIL IL stood slow, re 'Wading the spectators by his isolated position of the domestic bereavements to which in the owes of we brid year he has been subjected. This relleatios imparted a tea* of deeper feeling to the admiration wilted by his aneetentatiously fine, freak, and soldierly betaisg. The atlases felt that they had lame them not oily a King who had wrestled for his erowa in the field and the ablest, bat a man of hie sabring and sorrows with their own. The toner of his reply to the address of the Corporation—uttered in a char, deep, mellow voice that filled every corner of the building—wee is admirable hammy with these impreesions. Though the deputation from the merahmetsl bakers, and traders of London had, in the Wren they presseted to the Kin d thenumt at losidogass Palace, expressed, with equal sound Wrong sod good taste, their "admiration of the noble Imams sad decision with which, ado: air amastaases of peculiar dialenity, his MIJINITT tae Maya lima the steatitic and cosaistent sapporter et avil and religiose liberty," the Mayor and Alder son, in a vulgar, would-bPosurtier spirit, avoided that topic. Like shopheepere, attempting is vain to "risk the Atop," and demean thenteelvee like fine sealants, they prated about "a long lips of illus. trims Sovereigns," sad Sovereigns' interehaege of metal courtesies. ea the progressof serestristed ewe meter." Ywroa HmantreVe teepees was oceseeivain ▪ spirit more worthy of the hall which is &domed by the sempusents of Ham= sad "The reception," he said, " that I meet with in this easiest lad of aesthetics.' liberty is to us a proof of the sympathy inspired by the policy I have hitherto mesa. a policy in which it or nay Washes issistastly to peraNdre He adverted to the alliance of Prase and Snead SS hOllOlllllll4ll "to the ohs- Tutor st their ImPle" se well as to "the wisdom of their flovseeigait." sad as "a new that in history, and the biamph of &Media." He spoke with a grace fel modesty of the utast el power be himself • brought to the alliance' with noble esadenee ot " the loyalty of his people never doubted. sup ported by the valour of an army always faithful to the banner if be binge." -With regard to the war be declared seephstiselly, " We sonnet lay down ear arms until ea honourable, and thercfore demob pease has been seearsd." AC the Lixo's spook was writhe in ehoies ' it would be tomb; too flattering an ultimate et the sedition ell the user • bled Aimee to' attribute the laud reiterated ahem whisk soloed three& the %Wing at its doss to went to the views he a:premed. They were simply a taste to the easanset sincerity and sethestases whisk spoke eat in his hole sad games, and in the tome of his veke. Bet these vim. sow that they are pessented to the ingliele palls in the Beelielt N.layw throe* the medians et the pees. will 'undoubtedly moire the appro. belies el the sewed people. The Weevily at the Lag d &mum with the elitism d Lendas, is their owe Osildhell. possess a 10 dabbing • Steve,* is whisk that of the Emperor el the num Oa the sane Owr was deficient. NAPOLZOX lIL wee the represeatative of the slams at generous ' nations to angst sod drive bask the lawlees sates -miss et as middens esequeser hem the territories of tis austballiag neighbour. Tinos MAIM= IL is .may the represestadve at this anises', sad he is defintidog seers—lie is the repeesentative et latttstiosai sway sad rapist for Sao popular • limas at pospost, eskriuntoly, is a sate ono,- ' paid ashootios to %dam . Ws heel that at the 'swooshing aseting the pro :rioters of the Reams Counties Railway will prove themeless fully opal to the duty ispeeed epee them. ;.• After dissisenres ot oodisenditableatriadtbey will blm • *Rabe to ilmemedme, to the railway 'Merest at less" .tint he the piddle, if they psendt any of the parties m impliested to Mai& the seise of menegemest. • !, total asap in the sserdesuah of the admisietration is the ant step absolutely mmHg to the isetitedes eta pmer order of things. and to tbs mini of the Cempeay's Whiseity. ! •Osr an Hewer as efleient system of railwegorovernant would lead es to ti tommsad the &Meanies al the plenary authority hitherto possessed by the Palmas el the Resters Counties Ccespasy i but with this Mums% that in stead of the ebehessa manly assuming ..ak despetle powers MI Mt. WADDMIGTOM apposes to have dew, they should be 'pally conlened apse him by the pro- prietors. The net of the aims's,' should, we think, hes a bard et meseltaileh sompetest to suggest and eider, hat sot to distase to the shaman or bead sassier, who ought to he held stristly empensibb. We should like to have an spier fealty et metalling the working el a system el this eaters, seder s ehaimsa el proved probity end basins habits. There would thee be nese of the hit toeing away of reeposeibility and shifting of blame that is now witnessed is railway SZIMMIMPIL Amid for the time with almost despotic power, the choirs amen would be yet essemaatly and personally hopes ends, and—if proved culpable—liable to What re. moral by the proprietors who elected hia. He would thee be deprived of all Mame of mean the polio meet of delisgesecy by throwing a portion of the blame epos his mileages. at the Board, who would be is a greet mesons removed from the temptation id participating in "lobs.' With an elective &edit. the emanates. of which should be also reepeesible directly to the eltarebeldere, sad totally independent el the executim wethisk a system alibis kind would he head to work well, or et hest bettor than that now is existence. Of mares meth would depend open a iodidese ninths of the espresso &mho and ha. wager. Bat. whatever be the system ender which the Mere menswasset of the Resters Counties Railway is to be coodustad, the first point to be `- the removal of the remit ailielals. et Newcastle bac sleeked la Pads, frau sad Carsewls, sad Is eaposi is Liaise this Rebate Meetiemety. weber of *The st t►e Deity." » awe," etbefessebe, eel Poser street Pepsi. bes jest ILYA el Belsbss• days' Maus. THE KING OF SARDINIA'S VISIT I • 4: [7lOll ?RI COURT flUrbaii.] His Majesty the Lingetlf left •i by a special train of the Great Western Railway for London at twenty minutes before ten o'clock yester day morning, attended by the gentlemen of his court. Tbe Log arrived at Buckingham Palace at half past tea o'clock, attended by his Excellency the Mar quis d'Aseglio and the gentleman of his suite, Lord Byron, and Colonel the Hon. A. N. Hood, and was received by Lord Ernest Bruce and Mr. Norman Macdonald. His Majesty received addresses of oongratulation immediately after his arrival. The Lord Mayor and , her Majesty's Commissioners at Lientensuoy of the City of London was first introduced, when his Lord ship reed the following address: We the Lord Mayer, tne Alderman, and the rest of her Majesty's COMMINII0•11111 of Liestensoey for the City of Leedom, gisdly min the occasion Of yen , ' Majesty's Imola• ekes visit to oar beloved Sovereign, to utast the homage of oar high consideration and respect, and to man!fect the jo with which we welcome your present* In the metropolis el'the British limpire. We regard with admiration the libersl and enlightened policy with which your Majesty, in the earnest desire to promote the hippiedom and welfare of your subjects, with a noble eenildeace in thtir love and gratitude, has voluntarily bestowed spas your people the inestimable gift of a free (merriment. . 6- Weqave sees your Majesty with tree meganimity worthy of ail imitation, units your arms with these of the 'Weirton Powers to vindicate the iodependseas of Europe, sad to oulatain the integrity of the Turkish Empire ageism the attacks of its powerful and aggregates ssighbour. We hen trimmed with the liveliest sotisfaction the airiest genie's in to. field of battle of your valise% army, side by side with the victorious troops of our illustrious ally the Emperor of the French, and of our beloved Queers, achieving s glorious triumph, and proving themselves the worthy soldiers of the sovenigs who has himself fought and bled is their maks in the seem of Mien liberty. I■ the remotion of this net sad rightens mime we humbly rely spathe bleats' of t►e Lord of Roots to mows the sacemees of the allies w►th an honourable sod laming prem, and we pray that your Majesty ensy Meg be spared to accomplish your high dowdily, sad to reign over $ Ism prosperous, sad happy people. - - •• - - Th. King was graciously plowed to return the following anomie : Les sestissoa quo woos woes de Ws:primer do la raft dos Ca nndosaires Royals: de la Liestaaance do la Citd de Londres so tauebaat profoadement. Le belabour de sea people • toojware time la plea slaw da l law Tau ; east done Ivrea wee been .ire satialowloa quo je sots yes saes seise poor rumor soot ai favorsloloweat isteepietdo par lea reprowntans sanaieipost de co grad Ras sem bles weals fake allusion ass 'gab fake per len Nils& Pimeatighpier is swarm dipses do osuanstare I Witto dee hams de in diakennaas. De par•Us ezpleile sedan his NW peer 'niter ekes wiz ono sold, eseaddin. _ _ . - Le brit do Nits rands Istto at lap Juts et healable pour Maar goo round* et la pasavorosa dos Primates AMU, so llamas pu Cr' Mareasfill Casa pal: gloriosa at astable. fry Load et nevekays, spies j• vest ea psis tam sothalts la piss stook's pow voile peesperiti et pear sell, de woo aossitevese. Mr. Ambrose Moon, the sumo( the address, and Sir Moses Monied**, the 'weeder, had the honour of being wasted to his Majesty by the Lord Mayor. The Oeminissloners present were Sir Henry Mag. CrMr. Alderman and Sheriff Row, Mr. iJnder- Stowe, Messrs. (gyp Mimeo, Francis Ben eath, Henry W. Slake, Danis! Britten, William Joseph Bostwick, Robert Ellis, Samuel Oregon, M.P., Thome Gabriel, William Hughes Haebee, ik o n iert ,John Kineereley Hooper, Jonathan M. Key, W. 'maid, Alfred Latham, James Mal oolnison„ George Maguey, Robert Obbard, Richard Nathaniel Philippe, William Rathbedie, William Wiesen Starling, Josiah Wilson, Edward Wilson sad Charles Fenton Whiting. and cl erk ykes, sooompanied by Mr. Henley Smith, and tromarer. _ _ . The Lord Provost of Edinburgh bad an audience, and read an address of congratulation to the King. A deputation tress the hankers, merchants, and traders of the City of London was introduced, when the Governor of the Bank of England read a congra tulatory idolises to his Majesty. The deputation coosisted of the Deputy Governor of the Bank of England, Mr. Foster, Sir Anthony Rothschild, Mr. Henry C. Roberts, Mr. George Lawrence, Mr. John DLLs, Alderman Wire. Mr. Crawford, Mr. IL J. Prescott, Mr. William Cotton, Mr. John W. Brett, Mr. Alexis Doxat, Mr. M. H. Brooking. Mr. Holland, Mr. Nathaniel Alexander, Mr. W. Fred. Saunders, Mr. Anted. Mr. Edwin Gower, Mr. Alex. Rives, Mr. D. C. Guthrie, and Mr. Henry H. Gibbs. _ _ _ Atieputation tiros tbe Protestant Diassating Depu tiro of the Thaw Denomination was introduced and presented as addran. The deputation wended of Mr. Apsbey Pella% M.P. (rmaa), Mr. Beniamio lisabary (treasurer), Mr. Samuel Oale, Kr. William Beddow', air. James Carta, sad the natatory, Mr. H. Terrell. A &patellae from the Religion' Societies of Great Britain was istrodemsd, headed by Sir Collier Bard tit, the absence of the Iller eddrsn ;of 8 bli e ry),:h i e s : Majesty. The an conaistid of Sir Hany Veresy. Bart.. Bev. C. J. Goodhart. Rey. P. Latrobe, Rev. Dr. Benham. Row. J. Howard Hiatus, Mr. Jamie Lord, Mr. G. H. Beni% Oliphant, Mr. Jobs Bridges, sad Mr. Edwin Hough. The address was signed by The Amsbbhksp el Csaterbsry, Presided et tie Bake, ter Pressetiag Clehtiee Leewledy• ; the Bad et Shaba. hwy. President ef the Brides and Pcreig• Bids Brassy; the Bari el Harrewhy, Vise presided el the Bible es and Mardi blisdeady Sudety; the Boa . A. Kinsaird, Vies•Preoldent a/ the Ceirilei Marsh otter!, ; the Bishop et Wham% TieePtesisiset s j odi kr the Preyseatise el the Beget—Bible ; B. Teem Banaert, Vissimase at in , et the British breeds el the Besegelled Alliassee ; lir Bardley, President sf the British bread et the Allies's ; MiNeellenseal AkenairAte We 00.0101111 7. 0 Kainbetefai ke ldtd:ditee attic daesiesea fission Peter La Seerarartte the Chetah end Minims el th• United lee visa) Seethes.; Slaved SWAN D.D., Um. fkireesty se the Cessehtel fool the Prinelle• el Religions Liberty ; sad dee by • number e(olMf emus- men senseded with varies. religionesesistles. The Lord Mayer end Commission", of Liste r/ow and the ether &peados. were severally re. oohed ea snoring the remptioanos (tee of the Isms drawing-rooms) by Lord Erase Bens, Vie, Cleambsrisia, mad Mr. Norman Moodesald. the Onspersilar of the Lena Chamberiaisfenise, who essiamed than to tin the Ties-Cleseberlaia ea dm right and Mr. ea the left. His lardslip and Mr. Masinsid remind sear his Ma jelly dining the reading of the addresses. The King was atteaded by the d'Aseglio, ' his Mien Planipoteatiary at this Gent; the Count ' de Cavan, the Duke Pasqua, and ether gentlemen • tilde suite. iii•iiitiesty, after the presentation of the sildresese. had a diplomatic, levee, which was attended by the' Quiet de Persieey, Antbeessdor of Francis, and the Secretariat of Eselesey ; M. Van de Weyer, Minister of Belgium, sad the Secretaries of Lep. time; Baron do Celia, Minister of Baran* ; Count de Hielmaeriegge, Minister of Hower; M. Triettepi Minister of Greece; and M. Marilee' T;lootipi. Secretary of Legalisms M. Muslims, Minister of Turkey, and the lisereleries et Legatioe; Berne Readmit, Minister of the Nether. laird., and the Secretary of Legation; Count de Lama% Minister of Portugal, and the Becendaries of Liveries, • Count Collared% Minister of Austria. and the Secretaries of Legation; Senor Lase.,, Minister of Mexico; Mr. Buchanan', Minister at the Limited States; General d'Oxholm. Minister of Den mark Count Berestelf, Minister of Prussia; Bann de Hoebsehthl. Minister of Sweden and Norm M. Carvallo Morin , Minister of Brazil, Emaretary °Mitigation ; M. Comps, Chargé Brasil , of 806 mad the Secretaries of the Mission. That Excellessies appeared in uniforms or di*. aide soutane, and the members of orders of knight. heed were their respective ensigns. Dr. Grenville bad an audience of the King.- Hie Majesty left Beekiegbana Palace for Guildhall at a quarter past 12 o'clock. attended by hi. Res& limey the Marge% d'Aseglio, Octet de Cavorter, Dela Popes. Chevalier Nigra. Coast Kermas de lekeesi, Chevalier Lenerna d'Angroges, Chevalier Oar. &dna, Chevalier Itibezi, Coast de Paean, Count Dame, Oonat de Robilant, Lard Byres, mad e the Hon. A. N. Hoed. The King wee ceedusted by the VieaCbantlep.. We and Mr. Macdonald to his wrier, whisk win draws by oream.ookened horses, end was attended , ley /star of the Cleess'afeetmen is full state Weds. Matted ia thu • The Dike tabe Crimea so ewe. The Bet. Ondpeseame vidakSis of Pe Win • tow de THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 5, 1855 IU idajesty's suite °coupled four state earrlages. l A Wale's detachment of Life Guards formed the escort. cart As tlitKing entered his • the band of the IFoot OidMe on duty with the 'of honour com menced the Sudintan National , and continued Ovine until his Majesty had qui the quadrangle of the Pekoe. The King, on leaving Guildhall, honoured Viscount and Viscountess Palmerston pith a visit at their residence on Piocadilly-terrace, ankafterwards pro- needed to the terminus'of the Great Westernßimy at Paddington, returned by a special train to Wind sor, and arrived at the Castle, attended by his noble men and gentlemen in waiting, at twenty minutes bakes five o'clock p.m. The Queen gave a dinner in the evening in St. George'e-hall, to the ;following _distinguished party : —The King of Sardinia, the Duchess of Kent, the Duchess of Cambridge ' , the Prineesss Rays), the Princes. Mary of Csmbridge, and the Duke of Cam bridge, Prices Edward of Base-Weimar, the Duchess of Sutherland, the Lord Chancellor and Lady Cran worth, the Duke and Duchess of Wellington, the Sar dinian Minister, the Turkish Minister and Madame Bhurti . , Marquises of Breadalbane and Aberoorn, the Earl of Rarowby, Lady Fanny Howard, Baroness de Bpeth, Lai!, Caroline Barrington, Lady Isabel Howard, Lady C aroline :tiurraYr rho Marquis of Lansdowne, the Earl and Countess girineer? the Earl and Countess of Derby, the Earls of Clarendon, Lucian Malmesbary, sad Absrdees, the Rev. Lord and L ady Wriothealey Russell, Viscount Palmerston, Lord Wodehouse, the Right Hon. the Speaker, Major- General the Hon. C. and Mrs. Grey, Miss Barrington, Si rG. Grey, the Right Hon. S. Herbert, the Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone, the Right Hon. M. T. Baines, Baron Marochettl, Vice-Admiral Sir Thomas Coch rane, Captain Milne, R.N , Chevalier Canna, Colonel the Hon. J. Macdonald, Major Parves, Count de Cavour, Duke Pasqua, Chevalier Maximo d'Azeglio, Chevalier Nigra, Count Moron° de la Rocca, Che valier Loserna d'Angrogns, Chevalier Carderins, Chevalier Riberi, Chevalier Clyde, Count de Paseo, Count de Barone, Count de Robilant, Lord Byron, and Colonel the Hon. A. N. Hood. The bend of the 2d Life Guards played daring dinner in the gallery of St. George's Hall. Her Majesty's private band afterwards attended in the mum gallery, sad, nadir the direction of Mr. rAndersoo, performed the following oompositioas lethows. Gloat. eVehr. C. M. inn Wage. Noss& Yv — sieir4;:fl SALOON AT GUILD- As musk pain had been taken yesterday . in iimieg this apartment worth of the occenco, the Miming details may not be found uninteresting : Os entering the room the penal east was very striking—the massive candelabra, the finely exe cuted groups in silver, the artistic' arrangements of the cuisine, the varied hose and fragrant perfumes of exotic flowers judiciously grouped, form toge ther an effective tableau re flecti ng mock credit on the tarts of Messrs. Staples, who bad been selected by the corporation to =dentate this portion of the arrugements. Although having had but eight days allowed them he preparation, these enterprising caterers bed fond thee to mature the following medal emegneents:— The wine gluon made ex pos* far the emealoo, were of novel form and cha ndler, having twisted stems, and bearing the dia. dons of England, France, Sardinia, and Turkey elaborately engraved on each. The napkins had the royal crown of Sardinia in the centre, and a border of costly lace round the edge. The doyleys ware of edema velvet, embroidered with appropriate miasma in raised gold. The dessert service deserves more them a peeling mention, combining two elabo rate design% the rue embodying the flags of the Allis.. grouped together in a very novel and artistic meaner, with the shield of the City of Loudon in the seats, and surrounded by the sans of Perim, Turin, sod Constantinople; the other showing t h e arms in the centre, with the armorial of the Allied Powers in compartments around. rapid production of all this wetly porcelain exhibited the mandesturieg ressaces of this country in i most striking point of view, the plates basing been de signed and completed at the oelebrated porcelain works at Coalkook Delo is the epees of eight days. The nick dna vase, nearly three feet high (also the production of Messrs. Ron, of Colebrook Dale) was one of the most striking objects on the table. The beauty of the dodge. the chaste and per feet finish of the 'doming, excited general admire tion. On on side ere the stems el Reeked, France, and Sardinia, outdoing the emblems of the Turkish Empire, and on the other the arms of the City of Lon don. The bill of kre, which by a happy thought was printed in Italian, in compliment to his Majesty, was in itself a striking feature of the banquet, being printed on white satin, with s Med gold border, and the monogram of the King, sanonoded by the cord which forms the bids d the collar of the Saninise Order of the Anaconda The wines, suppled by Meters. Staples to the Royal table, Judean the rarest and most dens of those in geaseal estima tion :—The famous Nelson sherry, 80 yens old ; champagne of 1834; Hock, from the Salami Wilmot ; Falernem esenbuon, the anoint, sad Is the present day almost no wise; and the celebrated Est, let, Est. immortalised en the tomb stone, the who died at Menteaseeose from the effects "Vaned by a too liberal on of it. We subjoin the °Maid list of the good chest provided . , as being in itself a literary u well es cell. nary curiosity. SILL OF !ARIL Missehe : lliaestrasia Yesiessies, Must= al Frew eellei, Illierseres Shwa di Wrists, Mimeses di Cert•illic 1•141 84 gale; Pellae see Sahli mad Deeherselie, Leah ells tri Giudiakee, Cote P lett arr • di Modems es Sets Pfeeerds Zserdes Freddc Med Mists all*Oleadese„ ?orate' ▪ illpeoreele Potpies di Cseelegiose Fermi OMNI Mos di liesseireerg, elle Versailles, selete dl Pelhatee. !.susses see Create, Grosse .1 Vine lkiieiss. : Pewee el Superte, Preselatte d'Albisse al Vise di Ilediete, delserist di Cyr. Pols di Lopes elle Citteellas, Pseud ells Geist's., Viable di Ciro/aisle ells ebressbary, Osillesecio ells idle //edits, Banes di Meaux eremite ails/Ism Amu*: regime, Gaspers*. Ramada: Tatted ails ilelvistta, (Maria. l'Aressio, esespers d'Albleosehe, Crams Beale ells Oedrera, Tel. limb" (imbed al Viso di ileiesseseas, Creme Freeens di Pisissehl, Composts WAasess, Ostetiaa lleesin, (hus sies Masdork. Dating the entertainment bat three touts were —The Queen, the King of Sardinia, and the Emperor Pd of the Freneh—and, after a short interval, this distinguished party broke up and retired through the ball in pressman as they had entered, the chew log being, if possible, mom emphatio than it bad been in the morning. Immediately after the depar ture of the royal party the crypt and various other portioas of the Guildaall won thrown open to the general company sod abundantly supplied with wises and refreshments of the first cluality. It is almost needless to add that fell justice was dose to the staple least, sad that every one at length departed fully satisfied with the King of Sardinia, the desoraticese, the defamer, and them , Belem The luuraitatotts.—Tise inculcations last night were of a brilliant and diversified description, and the various thoroughfares were crowded with .spectators. The theatres, clubs, and bosses of the royal trades men, showed their usual array of gas stars, crowns, jets, and variegated lumps. HIS MAJESTTB DEPARTURE. His Majesty the Meg of Sardinia has mods ar ragman' for leaving Windsor tomorrow (Timm day) octening, at the very early boor of Ave o'clock. Hu Majesty will be accompanied by Prins Albert, and is angesta to arrive at the Bricklayers' Arms Station at a.m. The royal special tiara will leave that station immediately, performing the journey to Folkeetea Harbour in two ban and tea minutes, sad masking that facia at 8.10. Mr.°. W. Brown, the aupsriateadent of the Smith Eastern Railway, ' has issued a ties table for the royal train, sad special isstrastlehe toile observed ca the mai= of i t c: sago Ise the annentscia and whey of the W travenare. . ' visit of his Majesty to this country. The Lord Provost pre ' sided. There wens also present Sir W. Johnston., Sir R. Arbuthnot, Mr. Cowan, M P , Res'. Dr. Candlish, die. After some remarks from the Lord Provost, Dr. Casdlall moved the adoption of the address, which was unanimously' amemillis. The address, which was signed by the Lord Proved on behalf of the meeting, recorded the deli& of the inhabitants of Edinburgh at the cordial union einah- Bahia between the kingdoms of Great Britain and Sardials, sad ezprowed their admiration at tbo magnanimous efforts made by his Majesty to establish the great blsssiags of civil end religious liberty is his own dominions. His Majesty, it was stated, was cordially welcomed to a lend whose riders and inhabitants have passed through precisely similar struggles to those in which Sardinia is now engaged, and which has prospered jut is proportion as those *dogging have been sacessafal. Au earnest hope was a:pressed that the measures of improvement so happily introduced into Italy under his Majesty's prosperous reign may not only be maintained, hat may @mud, until the w►ole Italian penin sula has bees restored to the possession of the same privi leges in which his Majesty's subjects so happily rejoice. HIS MAJESTY THE BING OF SARDINIA'S VISIT TO THE CAMP AT ALDERSHOTT.- (THIS DAY.) This morning his Royal Highness Prince Albert, his Majesty the Kieg of Sardinia, attanded by Lord Byron, Matottis D'Asegllo, General Grey, Hon. A. C. Hood, Major-General Coast Morro.) della Blom, Major-General Marquis d*Angrogna, Count Cigale, COnat de Rsbillaat, and Count Yelpers& Barone, left Windsor Cude sad tea -1 retied to Fushun by special brats ea the Smith Western gwi wa y,tod theses proceeded e camp at Aldershott, to pftt the Z . 4 1114 bold troops sad militia co the regi mental parade. The inspi4Ml took plea in the Prime* of his final Rightism the Duke of Cara:Z.id!.• Lord Via oonnt Harding', and Lord Paassure. [FROM TEM COORT CIRCOLLIL ] Prince Albert, attended by Captain the lion. l Dudley de Boa, arrived at the New Palace of Westrataster at a quarter before eleven o'clock yesterday naming, from Windsor Castle, sad presided at a meeting of the Gore/non of Wellington College. Present also the Duke of Northumberland, the Maggie of Salisbury. the Berl of Derby, the Right Roe. Sidney Hubert, the Right Ron. Spenser Walpole, Sir James W. Hogg, Bart., Rev. 0. R. Ole*, M.L. and Mr. China, Secretary. . . . . The meeting Woke up at ten minutes before me o'clock, when his Royal :Highness, attended by his Equerry is Waiting, returned to Wisdaer Castle by a spetdal train on the South Western Beltway. The Earl of Cardigan, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir Harry Smith, Sir De Lacy Erase, sad Mr. and Mrs. Clark, lift yesterday. The Harlot Barre why. the Marwile of Lowdown*, the Karl of Aberdeen, the Hari of Luaus, the Right How. K. T. Baines, Vioe•Adairal Sir Theme Cochrane, Berea Nero thetti, and Cellists Ifline, R.N., strived yesterday ow a visit. Lord Dofferia and Mr. F. estreadisi have saaosedod Lord Waurpark sad Major•Oeaarml Birksley Drummond as the Lord mad Cirooat is ',militia to tsar Majesty. Lisatenut•thwermor Markham& lasi air &Wahl+ whit Mr. Beerstary Labeeettere yesterday, at tbeLaski-Ake. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. DESPATCH OF PRINCE GORTCHAKOFF. On the 23rd ult. Prince Gortcbakoff telegraphed to St. Petersburg that no event of importance had oc curred in the Crimea. A French colonel and a cap tain, who were out reconnoitering, had been taken prisoners by the Russian outposts. THE LATE VISIT OF THE EMPEROR ALEXANDER TO THE CRIMEA. The Invalids Busse of the 27th ult. publishes the following details relative to the late visit of the Em peror to the Crimea: On the Stu his Majesty the Binperor deigned to honour his army in the Crimea with a visit. The Commander•in Chief, and all the military and civil authorities at Bekhtcbi•Serel, assembled at the church, and at two o'clock in the afternoon the sound of bells and joyous hurrahs announced the arrival of his Majesty the Emperor and their august Highnesses the Grand Dukes Nicolas Nicolaievitch and Michel Nioolaieviieh. Hie Majesty was received at the entrance to the Temple by the clergy, bear ing the Sacred Cross and the Holy Water. After hearing prayers for the preservation of the days of the adored move reign and his august house, hie Majesty went on foot to the house of the Commander•ia•Chief, whom be ondesceaded to honour with a visit, and from then.* to tho hones which bad been prepared for him—the pates of Bskhtsiti-Beret ' being occupied as the provisional military hospital. At *insentience of the house a deputation of the hour poly of 0. oily bad the honour of presenting bread sad wit to his and the Mayor of the Tartars of Bakbtobi-Sersi, and d.d 1. 1 .)bi of the Celli" MN also presented. In his apartments hie Majtsty the Empirr deigned to receive all the personnel of the stag of the army o. thIP Crimea, and to empress to them his gratitude for their faith- fel services. During the journey from Simpberopol to Bakhtchi•fiersi his Majesty had already inspsetad at Alma a portion of the troops et the 2.4 corps of infantry there stationed, and after his arrival at Baktuabi Beni, his Majesty wsat to the Kaaba, where he pa•aed in review before the camp, a por• aloe of the troops of the 4th corps of infaati7, artillery, and militia, rsturaicg to the city at the Ginner hoer. At his Majesty's table, to which the Aide-de-Camp Ge nera's, the Emperor's AidndeXamp, sad the °Moen of the Paymaster General had been invited, the Emperor gee. closely condescended to propose a Meat is honour of the army of the Crimea. In the evening the tortnoas streets of BakhUfki-Ilersi and Its elegant minarets were Elasticated by coloured laminas, whUe barrels of lighted tar were ranged epos the summit of the rocks which bang suspended above the narrow valley of Bakbtehi-Serni. The sized population of the city filled the streets, admiring this rare sad truly picturesque span task until night. Oa subsequent evenings the illentinatita was repeated. At eight o'clock in the morning of the seat day (Nov. 10) his Majesty the Emperor, accompanied by their august High's...a the Grand Dates Nicolas Nioelaievitch sad Micheal N oolaieviteb, the Doke George de Meskleihourt &rents, and his snits, left the city in en open earriclir. wish the cometander.in4bief, for Denvankial, sad from theses, after changing horses, to the troops of the 6th corps of infan try, ststiocsd near the fortificatioes of the north side of 8. bastopol ; his Majesty's object being to inspect the portions of these 'troops not cm duty. From tbenes his Majesty the Emperor went on :bombs* to the Volokhoff tower, ace. Wain its savirms, the sea, and the city which fell Is so glorious a locust. After this his Majesty soadoloondod to visit the fortifications of the north side. His Majesty then reviewed t h e troops of the 4th corps of forestry satiated betwesta lekeressaus and the heights of In this emotion his Majesty iM emperor deigned to swept of the dej prepared at the home of Lieutenant- , General Period; daring which his Majesty thanked all pre• sent, and sondem:ended to propose a toast is honour of the 11th division of infantry. His Majesty then returned to Bakhtchl-Beral. Oa Barry (Nov. 11), after hearing stars, his Mejesty treat user toe troops of the ara s♦ad 6th corps of infantry, retired upon the bare, sod paused them in review. 114 Majesty thew repeated the pokier at Youkary-Keralise, slid reviewed the troops of the 3rd carps of bleary, which occupied them. Having pose fret three oft horseback n far se the most &dreamed of bar Cruet torpor, nest the pre radius. to the valley of Balder, bh Majeetyretured Oa Nov. 12 the Emmet:lnspected the troops of the kd sad 4th corps .f infantry, aneekpd spat the 'Webs eat I. the doll. of Teich Swine. Oa returning to the city, the Emperor west to the Pekes N Bekhta►s.Berti, visited the NIA • end wounded oMeara and soldier,, qamtioned them epos their services, and n• primed to them his gratitude. At three o'clock is the afternoon his Majesty, amospanied by the Grand Duke Michel Nicolaievitch, lift fee SimplteropoL At seek of these reviews his Majesty, In the moat melees terse, thanked the troops fee their faithful services and their courage; for the wesWasey . With which they have supported ail tongues, sad for the self-seerilas tibia they have displayed in the heroic defense of Sebastopol, sad is other esemeaters with the new. Os this •puileular emetics, his Majesty, gathering mooed hint the 'meals aid superior and subaltern °Some, inquired of their wells& with a paternal solicitude, thanking seek - and all. Penetrating the ranks of the column, the Emperor gra. cksualy eoneereed with the soldiers decorated with the military coder, qaestiosed them upse the hatirei.in which they had fought, sad for which they had recelied this *Mk of dictiastlea, listening with the greaten kindness to their replies. • The Inapt tiled With matimealtof Idelity, lime, sat the pratemad devotion for oar agues dove:Mo. mei/ad Ur wftb eatbasiutle burritos aad the Mims; by as impetus of the heart, grouped themselves aresael the X4llW•li W ex press their unlimited love mid theft readiama Si die for him. We will see all ong stone, /*re, we will net more ear- Whirl" gash wae the emseratery slate Wears to reply to tab gracious sad dattorioll Almelo. of the ecmildsamo of their sovereiga is the memerable warlike virtues of his soldiers. • Oe Nov. 13 the Coneteaderla-Chief resaivid &melba pberopol the Beeseroes order of the don addtened to *el araty is the MN. to 'blob ' wbile ecieforriatt upon Ike heroic defsa4on of Sebastopol the ether medal histitetad is eoesnerneratiso of the sage s:4 soberly a year, and to be sashed at the button-bole wpm the ribbon of the order of St. Owego, his Majesty hes deigned to renew to the army the expression of his acknowledgment sod the Imperial geed will. Oa the same day hie Majesty oondeseended to ►asoer the Comospdsr•is•Chief with an Imperial receipt fall of the meet greet... sad datterisg expressfesa. (110111 OUR HAMBURG, TI7IIIIIIIL A despatch, from St. Petersburg grand eouncil of war is smirched. that al All the Archdukes, with Gaitersla Panintin, Berg, Sievers, and Gmbbe, and all the Admirals, except those employed in the South, are suramened to attend. [General Grabbe commands the army corps in &thesis, General Sievers that of the Baltic occupy ing Coarland and Livonia, General Berg that of Fin land. General Paniutin the neutral army, and the troops collected in and around St. Petersburg ass soder the command of one of the archdukes]. KONIGSBERG, TVUDay. AS order has been issued, prohibiting the importa tion of goods of lay kind front Russia across the land frontier. Personal communication is also restricted to a minimum. The cattle disease has broken out is a malignant form. M. Ores, the democratic deputy in the Spanish Raabe. addressisg the sheathe, a few days pia*, ea the *sib Iti esemalts.ttee. eteened. "The Profuse of Napoleon 1. established the Boarbosis ; the Pretests al Mutes Z. seated Leak PhiWp• apes the throw tame of Louis Phillips brought 'boat the Republie; sad the Protests et the Repablle resisiesed the istiettag midge ! " THE HOSPITALS AT TREBIZOND. The following extract le from a letter from a sidical 'dicer attached to the Turkish Coatiornt: TREBIZOND, Nor. S. Trebizood is beautifully situated—built oa a steep {s oda" dowa to the ser—koweee of every variety of fors, sobered blue sad white with red tiles—alniadwiee of trees sad garde.. 'agitated about sad all around, perhaps the most lovely fruitful mouthy is the world. Looking to the east we have a megsilleast view of the Arent range of mow, moustaiu, miles mad miles away. Never was there sash a place for trait sad vegetables, genially. Large rich grapes as be bought for little or nothing—they are almost emu away—are eat then all day long. Apples, peers, oranges and isms—from the tree of mune—ants, peaches, is feat all fruit is er out of eamou. Perhaps I speak more oat hie subject than seems seemeary, bat you mast remember that during all those seethe of intensely hot weather is the Crimea I maid get soma at all ; and yes may imagine bow I enjoy It sow I Banos, although they call this November. I asset tell you that very, very seldom 'added do you ham each Ilse weather In Naglead to the whole summer. The ma shines sll day. This albinism. seising as hour og two eat of our boobies., we west *Wiser th; bagman; mid to use so perebasisg you would have thought us " pereess about Se gouty." We bought plates, balm, tuggers sad wise gismos, deousters, 000klag opperlitas lamps, be. But do sot he alarsted-21. or 41. arketed whole aspens. Our Mime age imosikst, sad profusely abundast—es, be instance, 24 /eaves of bread every morn ieg. Eviry monde* se eight lade se at the Q•67111110f, soperintendieg the repairs and alteratioss. This establish seat epeeists at a large square ea throe eiders of which are, perhaps, thirty little, cewstoried, houses, with a large gate way. &iodise is the aquae aro two large covered betiding* of stow and weed, seed lately as storehouse*. These we ore !kiln leered with weed, had windows nastnicted ; ate we eslealAte will fens a large ward foe 200 patients, sad the ether er 160. The little houses will. peep, take about 100 nista The is fun diet 'stabile.' lases, but we are losing eat Ise snare haildiags, beeee hospitals ad as teslitenne be *Seen. Our lapis's Ms gently faceteted by an arrangessat able Ones Pasha has ands. He seat by us a letter to no of his eidui•de. nap be.. sae Midsections Bey, a very .sort Sens, who je charged with providing as with whatever we nay west. Be pays fee enrythiag, sad means everything. Oar hospitals are to be mainly seder oar ems Amp, end t►us the positiell whisk I ban all along berm leakier Weems segued This is es It amidst be, ead I ban as ,doubt the Merit& sin weft well. 3 . DISTRV CTIVII n ATERSPOUT. Tba following letter, from a patleaumal.Lafatater astains as Woods, awns; of . daatniatiss vasanposs ea witaassed: Galatia, saw Tunis, Nov. It. iss adds. Mtn I. tea Id of say individual to meant so sufaloosedilea. sad as dintsustiva kvishistien of ili:el7l;esta,;•Ttwmiarderfilig as ;imam this morning. scoured m pelage to Mailisiffee, es my may to Mis lead, by the Methlie, ass of Ms Mossagetke lasperiales Use of Menem it was aidneineed to sail at midday, sit having • dimness of eight miles arose • gaffe* lake to evereeise, I stated Meet Taal. at 770 a.m., • stiff breeze blowing. the MOM lam sad threatening ; this' I soma• deed as PoIoMMII mad to the aosatri, the inhabitants ansionly walls ter the rainy sense to it bang sum Gee vormethgreet the nun purled. Vert seises tear the middle of the Isla, I °nerved • appssresiee fa a aloud whisk *sag nee • meastelatCr i by the edge of ii. bashes,; ft gradually moved lista it enehang the water, phis asessies a sem &Ina It I resegairod a water. split Heade nostril*. It entissed proving fa appeases, sad itscreaskg la strength ; for seeding downwards • trunk resembileg that of se elephant, It, by Its power of asetia, teased Me Wenn eff the harbour to rho la a eons seder It, until the Mtn Mira the doseesiting *en, whit tN MO teemed as imnseseeseset or cesdanor, through whin doubtless rushed %preen iresstlese volumes of water, &seised to moisten end heas the dried, up soil el this locality. I ant:wads dammed that it was at • &tease of three sada from as, ter et Me very time I was admirlog Its beauty, it wee enueitting the meet awful heves asargig the ships of the harbour. There wet* forte wanly Rot mere than Maas lying at anew, bat out of this small camber It In peados destroyed six. The mighty whirlwind rushed &song theta as • lint ism' a lock of sheep, reading sad eristleg them is every direetios ; lw disappeared beseath the wave., the sixth lay a wreck so the sada* of the harbour. At this time, or • few mends afterwards, the neater of this boat (is which I, with other waggon, u before related, was eineang the lake, which by a narrow mast eomnsieintre with the harbour) became fatensely suited, hat beiag an Italian, aii were also the saw and passe RPM 11 ‘ 11 . 8 4. 6 ffe waSitnage to me, but not se his gestures ler fteing net sone *tamest sad matowerd bodillsened is essanies with site watempan, I swomeed the seas is the boat, whoa he pointed to my berme snakes sine the nests of eve vessels that lastest *__lewd, sad Me rateMt wiliest a mast. My feriliop rosy Meader hassled Ntidsuribsd, as I tbinight et the fate' et the taws sal to•Mliffirs. within Meng the least pewee ft Mho emitkatior Oa !signs, I at nee made 'sondes, asil Mad that Mie realest opinion wee Mat silt lives bed beet lea, some sell tiny three, but in slam ems these was ream fur thaelitahnes that the somber was not greater. Beiag tow on hued the Maas,, the vials of the one lieu haw* a.: the ant sl Ms harbour violently agitated, and ski meats of the hundseett vassals 'appearing wfthla pienasbet: a violent storm le gulag, the Wieder:lth men fearful la report, say, absolutely dioramas and appal. hag. Dories the whole time thp _wenempost was in view, It amassed to rand Mai a inienles K baked l.h.i which added to the siwhil gres•etr if the Men I may i state is seselueles Mat the eldest int Aiwa dentine hi ones es say pavan eeseekm babel! a wa I h im the Muer. .ff — . JAMIE Etaftssa.== Merewry. ZDINIIIIhdIIt...—POIII3O Amnon !O vas or SAartri*--0. Waft • ' obits trestbs was Itsl4 at I t i a expec t e d th a t t h e g ro a t c ar p, L eg ui st i ve ef rig roXlN l ad ri tiag ilte a r=t ierf th e will Its esarekai he thr ash* of Febswity. THE CRIMEA. MARSEILLES, Toe stm. By the Euphrates we have advice, from Coom er. tinople to Nov. 26. Admiral Lyons continues to cruise near the 0 44 of the Crimea, to survey the point of Kertch,ag e k it which the Russians seem to be preparing an o ak during the winter. They are fortifying Ambit, * are concentrating in its environs 30,000 men, oh* 15,000 more are sent towards Geuitchi, in order 4 reestablish communications between the lame du ll army of Prince Gortchskoff and the into d Ramis by the road over the Spit of Arabat. The guns of the boats and steamers of the Ath a , and of their floating batteries, can reach the It ea g i , convoys along the whole route, and across the wild, breadth of the Spit, unless maritime operations Ire suspended by the freezing of the Sea of Azoff. Accounts from Kertoh state that the Russian C 4, valry, which had been in the neighbourhood of that plum, have retired into the interior. Five gunboats are still cruising in the Ses AzofL Three hundred sail of merchantmen are lyiag wind-bound in the Salina mouth of th e D anu b e. Three Anglo-German regiments were expected At Constantinople. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (MON OVA OWN 001 PARIS, TUeSDAY Emu,' The peace rumours are tacky understood by public at pretty nearly their true value, isi." the Preen of this evening says at the heed of ite leading column, "this value is infinitesimally l aw There hos *mu a fearful degringolade at the Box % as far at hest as the Rate was concerned, for ways, it will be seen, were b'tter than yeneed iy . So great was the confidence of the peace party that they made enormous sacrifices to carry out dub " bull" accounts, paying as much as 8 or 9pe cent. in the case of the Rents, from 25 to 30 pow. in railways, and 55 per cent. is Credit Mobilier. Tins reckless transactions being known and talked et& day, caused the speculating public to reflect, hi is understood that, yesterday morning, the Beak ei France refused to advance more than 30 per ast , upon railway shares, but that in the sane 'et the day, certain speculators who required ed . . _ vanes had influence enough to obtain from 0 4 , vernment a request, which the Beale understood en I command, to relax this rule. In consequenes the Bank advanced as much as five millions, to moo the difficulties of the settlement. The Beige to-day, in spite of the continued efforts m is part of the most' fervent believers in peace, fell 70i<. closing very heavily at 661 r. 26c. Credit Minfline fell 27fr. bOo. Railways, although weak in As afternoon, closed generally at better pgkee than yesterday, when it will be new bared they give way, while the Bente me. The Austrian railways were in greater favour thia they have been for some weeks past, and rose Of. A large business was also done in the Berth& lines, but without any great change in eptatatiosee. THE CRIMEA. The French journals publish a letter froti tot* of the 11th, giving some additional defaih, the first reoonnaimanco m the environs of flak: • The French intently was on one ads of the 'diem, ad the cavalry on the other, In order to tom the amyl' they should present themselves. On seeing us the enemy ph. pared to asks a demonstration; bur, perodeleg strength of our athangusente, they fell beck bef ye vWsge, leering sight or ten iguanas is obserwate. They, however, placed one of the light batteries ea* other side of • .inareh, sad and two or tine thee; a Turkish battery replied, sad killed some of their mm tad kern. Is the night they elleatly decamped. The Wakes them, - with -the mum* of their replica, prieseTed to sack the village, and. is as ineredibly Mort Varl. remained but ruins. Chairs sad ether atoll = se of fssolture were carried of by the edam; MI the heavy Wakes and wood work wen employed Is stOs fires. The oats of the village wen then basted, mile heft ought *me killed, /looked, sad emu; the berm which had been shot tate provider evades were sit reastsB. sad demand, and a camel wu dread is some way—the rasa 'disputing as to who should km hump, which is dm most•delioate parka of the Fietamately • quantity of salt was found to seems prieelskas, sad though the Swaim horse AM lit toogie, the mon declared that they bad suds sa floe. Fifty thalthand inialsamades weacalsolesalrmi baked employed to keep up the km. TM ea from a distress, but showed no dipon a l l reVe wane sad take a dims of the dinner. If they kad4sll 42 squadroas of French, English, and Turkish animal 28 butanes, of inkstry, were prepared to rusks Ma. After the exchange of a low shots, the Realm seeps el 4 sonatim retired to tin position, and the mess day the a amps raked. A letter from Kaatiesch of the 16th, in the Nisi* • do is Molts, mays : Thk plamis bermalag more and more a elbsdlr. llll Preach engineers entwining hare salami wens. P eibisterd is disappearing pimeasesl. I had set hem for • fortnight, and on my last whit I found the wonderfully slated. It is thus-that the Dolan ea seams la the mt. of demolition. jai seitad ikailda. , charged to make as inventory of AI Midis the enemy, has placed in store an intrasms sais " T km. copper, sheet hale and timber, a moat Male which wars entheimberiak the streets. The them masks is 'mutely a moat • ma Thus it shows that in the Make ' she Balsa .only 3,008 pines of mama of 14114 like won Mood, and 120,0001 k of Ia Sebastopol itself 128 sansona of broom wort add 3,711 of iron. These pima ars dirtied le los Frame and Imglaad, sad two magnifica* Meals hairs hem offered he •Oessral de Is liersiora. booty, tt k be divided proportionally, acteudisete ember stoorabstants whom sash power had in lise. TISI the effusive form of English sad Sardinian berm Mara Sept. 8, 83,716 man, and ours 128,705, we take two . ' sad they obotbird. The idea's of cannon are as being worth. the iron 10 01111tiMill the kilogrram*. the brume 2t. 600. the kilogramme. All the arras are elected with the 'utmost cordiality. Very reael ham sot ham divided at all ; and in that am a om don is allowed. In that way, In ono of the late dirribeliet we reeeired as a balance a high-peens' steuestiligm distilling apparatus, and a clock. But that wet small chasm. We had also to divide 14 belle, awe d weighed 2.600 kilog. What ws have had of mod, and cancans is incredible ; and the result is that eel .4 sad Inds are porfict models of comfort. THE SMALL FLEET OF ENGLAND• the small clan of high-pressure screw gab , * (230 tom) we (Herold) we believe there are *oat 36 et sad between SD sad 90 in course of conrreetiea various moroantile establishments. By and Mara B. anticipated that we shall possess an equipped fleet deo than 130 of this serviiegable gismo( vesseis. The Arrow dam of gun or despatch mewls hive so useful. that 16 more are being cosstructed by Mare, Green, Wigwam, White, Young, and Finch* wbeik time an equipped (by nut March), we SWihe fleet of 22 of this efficient elms. Two screw despatch vessels of a larger olio seslee".„,_. coarse of eonstructioa at 111 r. Scott Russell's werka TM are of above 800 tow, and aro likewise to be nal March, In the MTN of two pan tOODO CIIISOO Of rill _ A despatch vessels, all propelled by steam mew pewee. wee numbering at least 16t, will have bee. crested. list is scums of wither sic months we may esoset iacreend to 230, and a score of them at least of irea esse..‘ We have now abont 28 mortar•boata ad st, aad g it Z re mo building in various places in England aid Should*, experimental iron mortar fleet at reriluirl prove equal to its nquirsernts, it is probable we as 100 mortar vessels equipped by nest Much. At ell e resss it is said that more than 100 13 inch mortars see b led manufactured under contract for the Ordnance de paAMsb IL Villsooirt, Bishop of Ls Rochelle, who hasjiiis been 'made Caroled by tbo special nomioatioa of tbe is the bishop who denuaded at theism Conned of Border! the madesnatioa of Bonet. He wield probabif sallied his point bad it act been for the iatarveatim sl Waists, of Pe►lie immunise. Oa Friday last the Emperor of Austria naii4 lelisobiek the Boa of Croatia, in special sad h ue• CRYSTAL PALACE.—SHILLING DAY, DEC. if: Admiesioas oa payment, 694; ditto, by NM= iillkeelt tai 760; eenesposdiag day last year, 9/2. • I is ths IN et t