The Express. — London, England, 1860-01-16 00:00:00

States arc more bound than other people to endue government in perpetuity because their K.'s. r e v happens to he an ecelesinstie. Ituritig the last two days Paris lass boa arrelope4 is s fog such as I have suer belbre sass daring • Mille:we of many yeses. The Proteorioniste say that it is • direct importation from Rngland, sod thy first fruits of the rumoured comnisrcial treaty. Wohout exaggeration. I can tonscientiously certify to be a highly respectable fog, and qu it e wort h y to tike rank with an ordinary London one, though, to tell the whole truth, it fell far short in denseness of that e .4w vapour of the oonsistency of pea-soup which I l e r seen on many a November night in the Strand. I t sae, however, a real atmospheric phenomenon, and greatly astonished the Parisians. I happened to be tang through the Place do Carrousel yesterday at midnight. So thick wan the fog that the interstices b e tween the iron railings that divide the courtyard Otte Tuilerieefrom the footpath appeared to be filled u p sith a wire gauze. The Wales was so strong that I frequently pot my hand through the railings to azure myself that the spaces were open. The Vase of light which always beams from the windows of the Tuileries when the Emperor is there was com pletely extinguished. On the other side, the square of the Lame, which has more gee lamps than soy other public place in Paris, did not emit a single ray of light. The lamps immediately around one shone but as dint stars of the fifth magnitude. Only those who knew Paris very well could find their way about the streets. Many were lost for hours. There were cone of that generation of p i s boys which a London fog suddenly produces. In this country of centralised adminis tration their duties were performed by the police. Every urgent de vine bad a torch in his hand. TS! smart fellows in oocked-hats, many of whom bud been at Sebastopol and Solferino, waved their long flaming pitch lights before the crawling car riages and marshalled them the way they should go. The whole of this day has been misty, and there is a promise of a third thick fog to-night It is a very curious thing that in this season 1839- 1860 we have seen the hottest weather, the coldest weather, the wettest weather, the windiest weather, and (now) the foggiest weather that is recorded for something like a quarter of a century. i LIB NSF, COMMERCIAL POLIOI OP PLASM (From as Thowl.) We gladly admait that is this proposition the Ena• peon of the French gives to England and to Europe the very beet security for the continuance of peace. Prohibition leads to war by building op barriers between netioaa, whaefree.trade needs the spirit of pesos by overthrowing the... Nene, till a system like this be fairly inangaratad, will Zeeland aid France know how necessary they are to each other, or appreciate the fall extent of that suicidal folly which would waste in mutual coulliot resources dodging for their own good and for the benefit of the world. A fiew rent of each commercial intercourse as exists between Illegissd sad the Vatted States or our Australian cc Antrioss colonies would reader war absolutely impossible, and give to other vinous a security better than that of treaties, and wee iambi, thee the good will of governments. All hem, to the Emperor of the French for the bold lasugtustire of this great social revulation ! Here is, indeed, "sa idea" that am worth fighting for—an idea not barren nor one-sided, tat fraitfal and cosmopolitan: giving reddens be the present and hope for the future, and ewe le rogisenn rant of good which it is rarely granted to a ruler of maakind to &opines to his fellow-creatants. (From the .Veserheetsr Bt was.) It has been within our kaowisdp for some tins past that asgethitious wars gels' forward at Paris hr the purpose d massing senile attudiitiesioss is the tariffs of the tw mmairim with • view Is the issamsks el the ronunerla between them, thengh, tlll pirslimismy obstacles were overcome, sad the sigma was Is a fair way tem; realised, it was obviously smilesisehl• by a premature discussion, to maim bops whisk might arias all be disappointed. The untemity fir sash mem is now renewed, and we way, *mhos, Male that the Emperor'. letter represents the sempleties el in modsretesd. tekg b t .esn the Ugh& and star* gpmsenieste on this mom imports/it entilect, and diet we am indellitel hr this remit setts mergeno mid um wearied serving of ere bra, rastabat Ir aceltiale. It is saaseserey ft ask whether Kr. Celsius west to Paris in a twitting, slid capacity ; It is snilidest le ail dud, to the beet et est MIA bar hem been esinshiti throughost with the enNssoedinced thsgremnimak sad that portiewast will sous he seed se mass thins Am . now I. oar *vs miff widish msy be considered the cossitr pert et the Iffigarats hair. • • The ;cat Important of the 'meditated sheaves ere il•SiSed Ia Woke. bat sot lees emphatic, tense. " Oar loran souuseres suet be developed by ties exoheage of products." Row is this to be dna*? I. the arse place, • " primary inlets ladlefeamble to ladastry " are to be claimed daty tree. la this cetegory suet be placed coots, week limber, trout, reel , ead other blade of rev redeem This is prcrisely the coarse adopted by Sr Lent Psi is 1142. Them the duties es seer, coils% tad other Wile of wintol prodase are to be reduced. M n Iseparimmit atill is the Gamin eappeeemiea of per bitillee dads% thorsby allelog to away thole of Bath It pada s chow of settles hate the Treace aortal on term whisk hew Whim bees eseeldered lessupelitslo with tbe presperity sf the Preach loundleturirs. This M. domicil' wise be holed se good mews fa Breaded. Leeds, ead Seddetellell, wen mem wheys, to.. la Iteoseesear. The preeits maw sod west et the respond shows erlit say be seeortsieed Vim the bus easetioatag them have prod to. hotelmen. rod when the " oesoompoilsi treatise" te which the losporer teem have bees email, stressed. Os Ws whole. w hove sow W . owe tislightfal ditty to die there, them lies aro dmesived epos as la summer* to ear readers a pulley le fell of preemie* ter both hatless. We accept it se eet of Alleles fee pest bickering*, sad as ea mercy of peso sod presportts kr the tutus. 81.VOUL-411 lIIINDLY 60( . 1E11 cdSE. Os Wodssoisy Irt the committal of tbs Dad- Soros Unite Bossiosi Ifeeiry met at the Unlearn Ina, to anodises a charge Itreftlit ageism • member Mr. Haag West, • empeater, sad dirk of Upper Heyfard, el " brew% sighs tales. by 6111aiskag m • workbag while rea the Nacho( the seciery." Mr. Cohan (i lie chehmea of tie Weed *tack Beard of Grardtaas) presided, ead the atenalteemmea Gst went, Marra Baker. Davis. H. lrnaklb, C. Komi . Woolgrove, W. East, J. Home*, A. Haperaft, W. Hopei**, W. Hopmek, ead &mesa The charm= stated that Mr. Hama* had seem the man the wee married upon the ocesehm la gurgles, mid that the tort of Mr. Weer, eidatimg was proved, everrelleg sa objection that tome ono proms at the wedding ought to te called to prose the alleged breech. The 21st nth testae inpremly that • sick member " shall not trammel sny lesions" daring hale. Mr. West had been paid ep to the Saturday sight previously so the ...tiding. but him allowance fur the week, of whirl the Woodsy in gaieties was the secoad day. had been refused. Os the pert of the scored, it we orsoo that he had not wilfully broken say oak, or retarded his own rec o ve r y ; t h a t h e b e d d aring I d s theme engaged ma egnealtural Libourer to perform hie holiday duties, sad thee Wag unable to obtain that tartan's services as a week-day hr was t impelled to set as he did ; that he w nifilciently convalescent on the ''n.lider to . 0 to church Wee, though sot equal to the chiming the bells and making the ewpvases that he fulfilled cue of the duties of • panel c® but did uto in the usual aiestitag of the word, tnimiect Weber cia lloaday ; sad duo the refusal of the club to pay, sad hie neglect to try to enforce toe allowance for the week in 'testa)... brought the charge to an end.-11r. Henry Laing um called to glee evidence se to the nose of a deader club ct tradeermie at Biontser. He saud--•• I era a carpenter, and rink of Steeple Bence. in IoS2 sad 11163 I we. laid du by for three months fr om s merry b un to my right beat ring all that time I received allowance from my club. althearth I did all work pertaining to my odes as Seeders sad on week day., Incept ehiover and nutrias the belle, sod d ot e s/ en d filling the m ere.M The roles ofniy club. wench I produce, prohibit the tnusisattirm of hesitator but, although lb. of the society were 'a.m.., by me as to my doings, they relied no querion. Sol pail to. my allowance punctually and unbewitattagly." Thu 1.'003 having been cleared of wringers, the mandate Itriiterate-d firstly an hour. Whim the door was re- °posed the Mono.° ism I , "We are unanimously of opinion that Mr. We" bee broken the rules, and we expel him. *-- Orford CA rosins. FIZZ VT A WADDING MANI:YACTORTeseOh Satin , day anwsiag, betwree eeres shad right ii'etaelt. a destructive fir, tn kr not as the PCPUIll•• of Mr. Edward Goiter, end 'tire oieuuterisrer, Th mow street, Briet•latie, Spitedletde. The ti•lore were diewiteird ia the drieft•lroolll.l by man at 'h.. wore owe, who itnimelt.tely resod v eMra. gl Itnes ee rt.r wowed, see the dr...wee. with great yerivrverwure ew'vviii•id is preventing the dente epreedieg, but the Ore wee until (Or dr)i, g. or 411, • tAlli !In.( *boat 40 Get seri dU .Mr, was terwrely destroyed. The is w.. era.ed by the gas want' is k.ua'akt with was Ante waddteg. SURREY SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) UNION RANI OP A usaimuk— (ra This aftermath the usual half-rad meeting_ of the of the Yale. Beak et wag held et the rk , la OM lbeed-serest ; Kr. J. J. Crtrunes, their. meej el the Deed of Molars, la the their. The hilewleg Is the eepart of the direct we : "The Meader, regret that it Is met la their power le spas a &vowed@ opinion of lie peril pedalo of cos medal aides in the australion minim den* the pedal width hes elapsed therm the mud meding is July het. Noterkbethedhig the modem seerehel by the Inepedere end measgers el thi bask, lame en repered wild ham rewareil It the duty of the dream to thereon thdr ramene a COVIr doeb fal amulet end they have dime to the fall let of the eat this amen= regeired. hew Bischweed, their late laspreler at Melbourne, having istimattl his wish that should be made try the threotose tl enable him to aaib from the beat's Nerds% Vial kis berms- Mg a tamer la ea missive ,sheenfirm, the directors have Messed ask imposeer el Oriney, John MeMnlhm, Seq., to the elan of begestm and men! .renege of the beak demegbeue the oda ales, J. C. Hayseed. healis manager et , to act ode his dithugnione se =epees= ia New ad. As a teselmeny of their raced thay ham theta Mr. Blaciltwxed be a nest ia the bed bored V llelbeenne, thus morteng to the beak Me eshable et vle I la that capesity. The unfavourable sale ef inehentid Pali!lWO, IS • Elsot,f of greet rep= to the directors ; there can be redoubt that thie is the died d tidos mope , tithe bears= the bunking edelithimemee, which it has been the uniform desire of Olds beak to dis courage and abaft by every peedble mesas. L idie= to the general hatersia of the Andrabaa s Now Zealand provinces, the direceore warmth the felled madam in their great sad steady pr os • end they_ be lam th at even the soommeue of peW W .J iisdlaan witiO be their result, prove bsesildel by sibmiths em ever odes 'pita of speculative sedurpriee, the oftimst d ,earner, which the directors submit preen= an mesa& of profit doing the peat halls of 81.1011. 3d. now availed* for division. ben ihdethee deter mined to apply th e sum of 80, . as a Melded MM. per cent. for the half year cm the capital of the beak, payable I. Leader, ctie of looms tax, on the 31st slat, and la the colonise, oak the addition of incises tan, se sees se the or and er shall ex after receipt of advises. sP ! 'd ga fgrram, Liabibtise. 671,7764; deposits, 3,718,4781. 3e. lid. ; bills payable and other Hallities (inoluelag bilis for collectioo, and reserver held ageism doubtful dependeseas), 1,891,0761. 16a. 9d. • baleen) of undivided profits, 88,6794 18e. 10d. • ream; fund, 200,0001.; reserve held ap plicable th ereto, in terms of report of 10th Jeanary, 1809, 11,0001. ; capital, 1,000,0001.; total, 6,481,0041. 18e. id. Assets: Spade oa hind, sad cash balances, 946,7911. 6s. 2d.; =Moo, 65,7601. 3s. 6d. • bank premises and property, 100,1491. 16e. 6d. • gover ment securities, 236.6691. 10e. 6d. • local bills, bills r ' emivable, and other (Melodies; bills for colleciticat io k:l42,74sJ. 4a. ; reserve fund, investad as per matermat, 0001.—Totel, 6,481.0041. 18e. 6d. " Statement of ea.—Bekaa of undivided a =s et of Inns, 1869, 87,0731. 16 s . 7d. • out which wee declared of 80,0001. • =ivies a =ham of 7,0781. 16a 7d. T. whic h are sow to bs added the profits of the past half-yeer, 84,4181. 13s. ld. duct. income tax for balf-)ear, 2,8074 9.. 10d. • estrthi out, 81,6061. 3d. ; balance of nudivded profits, 88.6791. 18e. 10d. Reserve fund . New Three per Ceuta, 130,0001. • New Zmiend Imperi a l P our per Cent. Debar tures, 70, 0001. ; carried out 200,0004" The Ca...tumult, is mo ving the edolgtith d tho repaß °bowed that were it aot for the unexpected lawn he should have bed to omgratalate the proprietor' the emegandul workings of the half-year. It was to be demoted that a state of depression shoal follow upon a period el enured activity and over-speculative fa trade; hat the directors believed that the decreed= was imeely of • character, like the rolling of • wave, aid that it= speedily disappear. (Hear, hear.) They, therefore, dill rehired anticipatioss of the (dame, and their con hisses rg ai stren gth and solidity of the bank rental= unabeeed. The motion having bees secoaded, Mr. Wm:lnsole said he understood the moths of paying lahrest upon deposits bad been adopted by the direetces almost upon compulsion. Now. meet likely this might segment for the felling o ff i n th e dividend , aad be matured therefore to recommend that they should redoes the littered sad *patent themselves with lies but war temisess. He was sorry that the ho l m h e ld out a t the lam mating had not beta re ad. He should be glad te know something of the wet of maaagersent. The ClLitlitAN fully concurred with Mr. Wllirdectres remark. Items not advisable to pay a high rate of imerest upon lags !Warm to he employed Ii speosistiveopmetkeis. He admitted that the half-year's losses wemeresiderthis, bat it was some coesolation to know that ether bloke had been stillrester mann. The total sod of meatigement wee 00.0001. Mr. Wainaion asked if the direction had eat aide gaits ,sough to ewer .11 the Imam do me The Cx.aritmair replied that tumuseliceably th ey had The harsto akpoisid mime he the amity_ef ism mommeed tbh marelem at the Oemt atterm W omeeway, hailers J. & hems, Mhimmt), Nem (deptey eloimme), tad • fall bomb at seagintrelm The eakarke matmlatel the masa ef tmetrdthe terfement far trtal—oinelem he May, awl Am he refeksetemeer. OFILDIIIe FALUIPIT TEI CONVIC• PION OF O. P. ELLIOTT, EQ., rtivemeraaes OP LAKIINTE FOLIC, 001 M. La sons as therm' *7 hal retired, aa al of sows Importance woe eons. as ocessalsel with the p$ bights's' strike. It may to recollected that is November het thne bricklayers, named hobble, Davis, aid fitaahry, wire aos rirtad by Mr. Elliott, at the Lambeth Poilos-oriert, tar bid. 'ablating age lotto Roy, a hetoklayte, and atisiapling to in duce him to Whew to the misty he the memedco of the lock-oats. Mr. Robison with Mr. Oppisbahn sprimnd for the appellant", sad Mr. Knapp for the responidista. The oaraplahaant, John Roy, wee a twleklayer, sad as the god of November last went to work at some saw build ing' being erected at Peckham by • Mr. Hunt. He was not a mambo' of the society, sad as tfa smosad day of his working them, ohm Mawr, the Mindsets attempted to palisade him to join the strike for the emlia. sore of the ma as look-out. He rehmed, and then they called him • black, and would not work with has. The acesequince Ina that holm draggled to quit his work, sad rhea he want sad ecemplalued to the inagietrst• at the Lam beth PeLioe-court. Kr. RobbeesTead Mr. Oppenheim addressed the mart at some Molt for the appellants, costesdhar that It meld be milkiest foe there to eater late theft recogniermese ea the Mike was at es istl. Mr. Knapp wateaded otherwise. llklevtdy the beech coefroaal the markt:kw with torte, sad the penmen wwe Whew Sato custody. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIB DAY.) BOW-STRIET. A CUIV•IIIALUIIAN. Jews Somers, • beitchee's man, wee charged with steal ing • large slice of beef-steak, the property of Mr. Perkins, a botcher in New-street, by ohm be was temporarily em ployed. Fredric Dowsing, a youth in Kr. Prides's arras, de puted that on Seenrday eight the phew was reading nitride dm shop, rang as • selsenen, and wheelie was inside. lie saw the genre tot e •• pros et err ban the stall board and thew It Ire the preys WAN to the pri vate part of the Wm. Whim want set by • der at tits kook ad the shop to the preens whore be head • straw nine In Or eat et *rag up the pion of mast. Oa stein whore Its thew k down agate and mails at Kr. Parkin dated that the prase was Ingtahed to oarry neat oat to the tarenners. It w unal the rade to hire NI Sibs IBM In liaftwday, smother the the eight and soreiders the lie whole day. On tide works the prhoesr was for the abantoon and be bet weber auy as to what was to be pail to him He hued Mt, IiOWOM. I. be • dem salesmen, capable at dreg a great der Isom then was ezpeoled of him, sod leered of rod*: him sett with mat, as was Wended, whams pissed him ha free to set are , " nrgh-loottleg oestcosses " abort, and speaking to the rimer, wither drOSIIIII the young mesa pa inside the shop to bath an eye von Ms. Shortly after wards whams was lairmsd that the prisoner had been pain drink le his mete at the pablitvlithes opposite, and it tree while be Met mar to imeake ober it that the air comsten..• re;.t.vi Se IDearires 00311111111. rgesat &rum, said he was paean at the tins wheel the primer was era ha waled, to the prior= as duty. Inrsdiselly apse Ms sprelsemioa • crowd of roughs." nemberbsig weer 200, cease pouring law the fuer, sad so blacked it up that it was impossible to get the prima, smssr Oseideg the assistance of two other coaraidet the we who had the primer le chirp, he ontsred the wiener to be Mk= hack to shop. It wee with tarnitheable difficulty that y ep true ' able to defend the shop against this mob, who assallsd for the evident pagan of rescuing the prisoner. Kr. Per klait's men put up the shatters, some( whteb the mob broke with sears. At La kitbag help was °Mateo' end the mob wm AWOL Tbe primer, wihiegeriag in a childish ceaseer, said be was wea/A mo rey m do It any, sad %gar. It the magistrate word begin him he Mr. heaths remanded him to give the polio, an ogrior twalty of' Inquiry Into his antecedent.. M SRL BO RO VO H-EIT REIT. 10110 in C HUMBS. ellfrai Ampler, of 7. Plorso-lane, Nottlarhlll, was by Mr. laepector Webb, of the C division, before lbaa, with atter* on the 10* Wt., et Mr. ilea Davide, der atadteat, of 67. Repst-quedre, a herd o es ter 6& as the Amyll-plees beessitet the Mehra Beak et eeml dee wba sederreeeher le steels the of 61. 10s. es the 14th fast, by mew et a hied &err on Mom. Bereett. Roam mad Oe., When, Lesheat-etreel, hes Yr. Donald, of the 61. Jeares Hall, Ploseally ; meg Mamosil Harimit lasphiley, residing Is the rase Men as the etkw primary, me merged with beteg emeemeeed la dr eine. Tne melba we than pat sad oserted unanimously; slaw ulna the dlvidnad was decimal payable I. Landoe co tbs 3 tat Matsu% has of blooms tax sad with the sdatiaa if Memos tax fa tbs *skates. A v.,te of 'basks to toe chairman sad directors tonal laud tha prosesdlags. BROCKDIO DIA= Off • Saturday Runipbroys, the earamar, belid an Inquest at the Arms Tars, Ofeneerevestreer, Stepney, en view of the body of Idesed Hrs. mead 10 years, a mime, who died from steratles st No. 2, William-street, New rood. The deceased bad her a parbeoker, and for many ye us he had heed acme la the boor whialtwim in • dilapi dated orrice, with not • per of glen in the windows, On Wednesday Lest the !Wishbones bare rimmed et not seeing the deceased, end when the treat door refereed open he was discovered in bed quite dead, and life had bees ex tinct several days. The deceased had money he the had" ; sad upwards of lON. in cash sad note. wee four la the wretched apaetrest. Mr. Richardson, the surgeon, said the deceased bad died from the want of the common setemaries of life. Verdict " Died from Wlreatioa." SUICIDE OP AN ARTILLERY CORPORAL.-011 Saturday ea Inquest was held at the Or Tavern, Woolwich. before Mr. Canter, coroner for Wept Rest, on • steporal of the Coast Brigade, Royal Artillery, whooomedtted erre by cutting his throat with a row at the Royal Arent", Hospital, where he wee under treatment for oosenneptkm. Two gram of the BoyalArtillery deposed that the dressed had bees la the hospital oboe the 4th max, rd on Wader day last he left the ward, sad being away some time, ens of the orderlies went in Grob of him, when he was ford is the closet, with his throat out and • raw lying by his ride. Mr. Fogo , surgeon of the Royal Artillery, deposed that the deceased, who was 27 rem dam had bees in • state, which was attributed to the mare of the 4 = d t: the fact that he had • wife sad child dreading upon Wm for support. The jury reterned a verdict of "Temporary realty." LONDON AND SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY.—On Saturday afternoon a special general resting of the pr o . printers was held at the W'reeloo-hrldwe siren, for the pr imes of considering, end, it deemed expedient, of coneentine to, an atorraination of the Perrault Railway with the Loodcw and South Western Railway. The chair was tabs. by Captain Merles. The report of the directors having beet taken as reed, the chairman said that it was with erre roger he had to announce that it ward be to majors the pretest tearing. At six o'clock as the ni&l the rectors ascertained that It would be intpreible le have the deeds permed for presentatioe to the share bidders. It was natural that the dreier of both ere psalm should wish to obtain the beet possible advise from reser. It wee not until eve o'clock the night before that the attendenos of coulter could beerier!, mid conseguntly seMolsot time was not afforded for agreeing to the various points which required considerres. He erred the meet leg that, although the report white they bed pmerleil was • very short or, the diremehae open kby the board had beam arrow and tertMeerm, and bed seespied • grest deal of the and attemiree o f the diemerte. The hoard bed mideavonred to keep _eerie* wlthit Ibe pi*. which were give to ties teifer an redeem esesehms, and be did set believe that in the eines Sealy eine & apes there word be say material alteration. He mewed lir the suer lug rad erijoanied until Satardey. the leik ire. The mo dem was secooded by Mr. Snell, end adopted; sad the mash leg eecordloply adjourned. SORER DISAPPOINTRENT.—There is one rose is whielt all after-life may be said to be a disappointment. It is for different from that which it was pierced by early earl prior seed hopes. The very greatest rearial mom still loaves the cue the. tied no doubt it sere strange to many ro look back on the fancies of youth, whit* saiesyaa bee sobered deem. When you go bark, my reeler, le the 'Mete where you were brought up, don't you remember bow yes rod to fancy that when you were a man you word lOW to it in your carriage -end- four? Iltie it te 012111014. eery to add, you have not yet dace. You thought likewise that whim you came bank you would be arrayed in • scarlet ear. possibly Ia a rime of steel ; whereas, in feet, you have ere to the little inn where nobody knows Soo to trod the sight, sad you are wandering aloog the back of the river (how little ranged D in a shooting jacket of eitspherd's You had intended to marry the grocer's pretty Weir ; sad for that inteati m probably yea were err whet baldly diseired to a school a burred miles of; but this evening r you pared the deep yea diterered her, • plump MaUte, calling to her children in • voice tether shrill them SWIM; and you discovered from the altered alga ober the deer that bar father le dead sad that she has married the shipmate, year hated vier of former years. And yet bow hepOy the wind is tempered to the shore lambi Y ou are not the - ire wrier. You see lance armed that your youthv a i fear have been blighted. It word have bra Gorki to have married that excellent Wieldier ; the shooting-Jaren is greedy mere °rentable than the coat of mail; end as for the ern*, end four, why even If you emir slated them, yea wore serer choose to drive four borer. And it is so with the more atbatential andetproas of merturer years. The men who, as already mentioned, inhered lobe a obiefjustice, le quite happy when be is made a none-wart judge. The ear who Intended rite to echoes Mr. Direr to the arts of popular suthorship ie content sad proud to belle Pali welter of the Legion Jeeireal. The regymem wise word bre liked a gear cathedral like York Minoter Is trendy Oared with his little contory cheer. ivy rah and wry. We some, if we are seeable folk, to to content with what we or r =oh ere have not vast we card wilii.—lre of for larery. 1111;.Mark Der* elpr-merelmat, 67. Regmbquedrent, mid that as the lOok Met. the prisoner Dampier mme into his shop, havieg km la a few times before as a emstomer, and mid be wetted some of hi. Cabanas, and that his name was Wavier. He showed hint a box at 40e., and he said he amid hove them, and gam him a cher for 61. la t M the mole, and witness rive Aim &saga I. shape wee far 54, on the Hit Bank of Loudon, Argyll-place Breath, sad wr eared C. H. Haricot, la favour ot &Dampier, bleatrid he deed et 23, Oroavattor•equare, sad was reverybody, sad be (Ur. Dario Wa* doubt he wee. ameghter) He believed at trot the cheque wee gennies, tat ease after frit certain be had been date, sad on **Wring of Mr. Roberta, where the primate said be was Inman, he was told that it was not worth sixpence. He went to the beak and was told that there were no Whets sad that **prisoner was not knows. Rs went to third's'. ths rimer pee , sad toad that he was sot karma that.. Raving aMaslaUd Mr. Databl, lie asighboar, of what had eraned as istarday deat, Mr. Dotter meat tor hi., sad ha thea tsar the prow had bora endeavoring to get rid of swam dam sad *hi waiter gave him In charge. Imes Cll•rd, a wetter at the at. Jaw's Hall, said the Dampier ems Into the refreshment department as eradag. and erkad kr sort randy, and after wards edged Of KC. Darr was law way. sad gave Mat • shear hr di. M IS and aral thes It ardOt be eared. [ rho =was 10r, ea Maws. h oer re, and Co. of Lombardia:at. draws of A. Dampier: lag.,e beak la lea air staid "C. H. I aightlay.l The bar waiter ar Warr with Mr. Davis. Arrow Iltaelsir, brad wafter et the Bt. James aid the Irt when gave Ma the ram and as earn Mr. Drell Mr was all right, Mr. Dart said It was so Isar the ars sasa that hed taksa la Mr. Davis. ssd as rerftg ha, M M Nat he rragalsed blab tad Its was glass r` Marj Webb. of the C Myhre, rid that as afght be WM *2 7 Nott Natt er ar — ;as_ prow he n r e he wr e net isolged. lla read w br ei ejaresa mused are* r el bare. Me dm. tad Barash arm beer Hs rid bit be re shw a = with berg arearsed with Dart*, eniersurg se of wary an brgall ritegar—eas an the Oren Burk of Lars hr M. Ms said, "Tr I gar bin re ergo% and arsorit erre ward be l there War It." Bra bed aria *ark, at the ker mea argyll-phes. sad issartsbr that as ear pow as Naylor bird new or err Ind money thorn Tee priumres lodgings ware maybe. ed. a ark nat, and re plass was vary small. He had not bar to the beak la Lombard-ear yet, but there was an *kw press* who hard Marleek b_ mba had dear ths ragas kir les. sad era II to Berard -. lravlng corroborated the lair part of the wharf starrat. the Orman, who derrad saying say thing, were rearedsd for • week tor the `yam of ar mors tram the banks. WORSHIP.BTRSZT. Mr. Ilfeasield, the newly-eppotated argirrale Ibis soar, sat Sr the dr tune tr. day. A CLUCITMAI CM/11431W WITil Saturday last, at the Town HaU, Leda, the Bev. Lloyd Diamonds, a thrown dthe church of was boars Yr. J. D. Lecount, Mr. H. Harriers, sand rf H Hergrestee, the.. of the Leeds Borough inngls boo., ga • Amps el *way. The pii•os er , w h o i s 34 yams of age. is • nee dgestleteanly appearance, but hie attire wes esweely that undly wore by the eltegy of the witab- Moll shank and would not geowally hare been ham ler • olergymea. The charge againet the_priaoner was tout M married Aisne Maria Campbell, of Barer des, Lou den, at West Llatoe, Carohridesehlre, hla Moaa Menaghisa Bickerstaffe, brier still alive. Mr. Ford, of the Inn of hisesre. Payne, and Ford, wilicitora, Leeds, appeared for the proescutloo, and after stat ing what the charge againat the prisms, was, sod detailing some of the chief circumstances In the ode, he applied for • remand, to afford dine to have the asseesery witnesses in attendides The prisoner, Is reply to the matistreasa, said that he had se reran to offer way he should set be redanded, and he was accordlogly re. maelied tin Setarday aut. The Rimer wae lately ridding at Hininnisy, a vides% seer Leeds, bat Lem which be ab seewded &bese t tli ,s iter ago. Inn beans Cbridasw list • vernal wee ba the beads of llir. HattUsh, the chid tenstabis of Ike his apprehends& Mr. Baglieh sea ended le t.sel. dr reverend freedman to ire' mad Maws to hie a, and afterwards to Clenway. The.. be lost all trace of Ms /or • time, but es Thursday last be re ceived information that he was at Ahern* tear Bari, • small watering- place in Denbipluhirc Be had gene there, It appears, and put up at the Bee HOW. but being .lih"•• fowls, the landlord auepected ha was an Impostor, and gave laterite , we to the police. The superintendent cans. sad Mr. Bleksrstaffe anni.unred who he wee, and stated that ho Wee "Itenteet" at 1...dm for bigamy. The ouperiatendeet elmeauniceted with Mr. English, who proceeded to Merged of Thursday, and resumed to Leeds with Ur primer is lefty. TER RAMBO, MCINDAT TAMDRitt 040419140 T SHARE LMIR-THIS DA). Two o'CLocs. The railway AU'S lallibt tacky is Tony buoyant. An almost general advisees has taken • plass, amounting to 1 per sent. in London - and I North Western, and Lancashire and Torbabbe stooks, and t to # per sent. is ma of the other leading description& London and North Western stook is now quoted 98 to f ; Great Western, 701 to 1; Midland, 110 to ; Lancashire and Torbthire 1021 to 1; Booth Eastern, 811 to t ; Leaden ;ad South Western, 98 to # ; Sestets Counties, dB4 to di; and Groat Northern, 1071 to 1081. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares an Am at 2 to n prem. The Indian and French lines are firmer. Grand Trunk of Canada stock is also inquired for. OLDLIAIIi IMAM AID STOOKS. 40.1 F 4. 1 lianwava a. 1 a P Awe tilt 1N 1 F535 .6 =::: 1 2 4 N b. • IA Is a iSti r se relk . sad arreall= a : leste_se west. I st e g vut ▪ ONSis K loroddre asl▪ TarialiZ limin sad Minn 1 woks II Ice* WaVit— -4111.1110—. 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Ip.ss am . di ladila sgi sr al laineirl II idustorde- emilia 2 I= V omi llusia- ... at De. e.. i1W.;...::: S Er t i s tVlTl 400 ° all et hams 111 Ds.• ow Illens.. . al, Trask . _ _ .fier: • W awl M. ali tag am p.a. Is as su awl▪ per sese . ... - all : 2 udi rj: l4ll6: WI II MR= O. .. 2W C se t ai: ia:: ean a N. Wet ne m • wows •144mula all lillasim 1 I 4. il II * * ki L 111 7." JOIX? • Ves.roalalr. ia. per w .a.m.• -42(.123 circt.itra Ivo isplargmeofk ham& MIS les 1 . 00 .. . I.° " 4 v... tistirs 1 .. liii 103 - P: • ll U IS S• Mt IN A 111 ' is is as oss a sis rut lIN IN Ili El JO 41 le 19 41 I 44 1 VS Sof it / 7 11 1; . uT U 184 4 a.. 44 44 ON if VS V 4 fT 10 I I 3 Plf I •• 4 1 • •Ms N pit — 1 1 pa 11 ilb. 144 644 as 6 it 12 St 41 VI 14 76 Mi is N $ ft IS N ft IS 1111 1011 It 111 fts Y Si 11 di SS 101 IS 111 18 la N ft N N 1003 14 N N I. Is 12 all si a. I, pr. 4 , * p Zvi al N. if 4f i 16 U tip. ow 101 i 11.1 114 ON I ISe n i si IN 11 811 i 14 U li OR N • 1 - 1 id 44 di di VI 76 961 a TN 16 Mai I a N U It U N am . r a a VI ai is i rel ITI Is n ad =arm !!!!!-.4",105! &try. oiallt TOITI De. 0.. . . umeoorreoLt • NoeflooDatol Pre. 1 I Perm Oiwofti Nose --. ne. entommer paLfirp. ammo Totooreoe Do. low. ... W Lek . . selloWw; IMP alvettee) W pi . I.e Td.U..) " r. $ U 111 Rime Loowoliew lc 4.... • Bjew Im.. TC:Tri ladialild di 'Madam Da Now sad aa , a tr47 - rii V riddandlAddi law llama. m Add Lama daded lad De. Da Lea ll da! Dada& it T 7 le If 14 ma 4.4 130 440 II SS 14 it LOCAL HUSK MARKETS. lavizret, Jac 14.—iales Cesare, Ild—Onia Werra. ef—liesdassedle* or Dr. *rim Kite obr e —liestretar. a User Sarre —Oreet Ireireurg. 76 et 211/01•••111. J An. lows rd tedi ei s et 101. nee wee berm et st 101. la 9.1.—el Lases rd Ver=arm si Meese at 116-11eletel end Serir d olverbieres le 5=1 . 111 . 6. IA: rirTh d Jaw. 14. woo aWe almond, aud prim WI • rink beer . Leer 11 MI: ant were. 1 Weer 70: sat simer .1011; meat aceoustalters dos sad North Waster II; see socrat.led—Shenaid, /6 I* ; sea sisesst. 301-11oue beam 15 746 ; seat resont, 25i—Bult of Sr obsiler. 1 IS 16 pa MINES.-7HIS DAY. Two o'Cloci. In the mining market to-day preparations for the settlement have partly occupied attention, but a fair amount of business has been done chiefly in shares L West Cando°, liarodsfoot, Wheal Nelson, Great Wheal Fortune, Rut Wheal Russell and East Condon. In the Stock Exchange, East Condon shares are marked 8 and 61; Dist Russell, 121; Wheal Grenville, 3s; Providence, 481; and West Caradon, 82. Port Philip Mining shares have been dealt in at 14s. Bd.; Worthing, at 1 ls. ; Dun Mountain Copper, North Rhine Copper, and Scottish Australian Mining at par ; and General Mines (Nova Scotia) at 261. Bt. John del Rey Mining shams are again better, being marked 21, 22, and 21$. A special meeting of the North Miners Leaf Mining Con y Is called for the 24th Mat., to consider the propriety of laseaslag the capital from 6,0001. to 10,0001. At a meeting of adventurers In Waldron Consols, held on the 6th inst., the amounts showed a balance in favour of the adveistnrers of 1,6761. 19s. 6d. The profit on the three neonthe working amounted to 1,5121.68. 7d. A dividend of 21. per share (1,0241.) wee declared, leaving a sum of 6311. 19s. 64. to be parried in the next settennt. tie--the—Sigio-i of leaso 1; Milani Compeny, on the 4th inst., call 2e. pis edam. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARL-LANG.-(THIS DAY.) The weather in Londra sactlnued since last Friday mild in temperature, with a good deal of rain, the wind Mowing mostly from the south and weet. The attendance of the,trade to-day was small, sad the tons very quiet. Priem of most articles of trade unaltered, or tending downward. The supply of hemoirown gran was small, and of country. awls flour madman. Ths aspens of foreign grain into London since Monday wee were reported this morning as almost uihil ef dour, small of whom, fair of barley, and rather large of oats. WHAT.-For good obi English last Monday's VIM were obtainable, but inferior sorts were rather cheaper. Foreign nominally unaltered In value. English white, 42a. to Us.; red, 18.. to 44a. per quarter; Dantzio sad Konigs berg, 425. to Us. per 4941 b.; Bestook, 425. to Eils.; ether ßald° ports. 40s. to 46a; 'nook, 288. to 42.. Fleas la cow dewed at last Moaday's prices. Town, Ma. to 43..; Norfolk, 31s. per 2110 lb.; Frees*, Us. to Us. per Nab. ; Amor., U.S., 26.. to 27a. per carrel. BARLIT, very dull trade-interior sorts barely at lest Mat day's Wes ; Fattish, 24a. to 411 s. per qr.; Baltic , Us. to s4a. ; other sorts, 26.. to 30e. per qr. OATS, with a quiet demand, slow sale at a little less than last Monda y's rates. British, We. to 20s. per qr. Buselan, 19a. to 24a. pm qr. ; other Ballo ports, 22e. is 275.; Pic B urn.-English very dull at last Monday's prime. Baptism quoted at about last week's prime. English do 36e. to 415.; harrow, 42a. to 460. per qr. Foreign, 40a. to 60.. per qr. igyptiaa, 32a. to 34.. per qr. Paas quiet at lest Monday. p 010... English bailers, Us. to 40s. ; bog sad grey, 36.. to 40s. ; foreign whits, 49e. FLOATING Cartons.-Since Let Friday not a sigh Wen vessel was reported arrived at ports of cal , . sales last reported were :-Botley arrived, Tripoli, 235. per 400Ibs. Barley to be shipped neat mein, Danube, less 21 per cent., 21s. 9d. per imperial qt., C.F.I. to U.K. Only a few cargoes remain now on sal* off the oceig, held at prices which buyers have not yet been able to make op their minds to pay. --- - - azatviza limo LONDON room Jim. 9 TO JAN. 0....6r Wirt I. Malt-Oats. Imo Per. floor. qrs. art aft Wk. min 11 1 7 • 6 TNI 27 771 .. N 66 NNW 547 1W W .... 2.1351 NS •10 N Eta BO— OW NO INN NO NS sn .... 16'67 O. X. Nat— SO .. 17117 ilb .... OW sub MINCING-LANL—(THIS DAY.) The following mtbilo sake are admitted for to-morrow : Dapr : 360 hhde West India, 6000 bags kfunritins, 1.100 bags Bengal, and 5,600 bags Bast India. iluomi.—The market bas been steady shoe Friday. Corms remains unaltered. TL.—The trade continue to bay with steadinem. Bantams.—Ratraetion 7i sold at 40s. Mutsu goestally Lave boss steady to-day. TALLOW MAILIBT.—(THIB DAY.) The market la atoody ; Floss oto guild am Mows : Tan tallow, 68a. as comb; Potanotarg Y.C. as the Wok 68a. 6d. ; Jaseary, 680. 6d. ; Mane .has 68a. ed. to 614 t. N. ; April to Ism, 66a. ; Ootobar to December, 61s. rmestainAls OW TALLOYI. MONEY A1A81117.-71ILS DA 2 Two o'CLocir.. A decided impnlae has been given to the stock markets this morning by the publication of the letter of the Emperor Napoleon to his Minister, M. Fonld. The advance iu Consols is limited to per cent., bat a more favorable feeling prevails generally. British railway stocks and Turkish Bonds are sensibly better. At Peri. this morning, according to Mr. Reads telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 69 for the account, but receded to 68.90. The latter price, however, is per cent. better than on Saturday. The New Canadian Five per Cent. Loan has rims to 31 to 31 prem. The New Indian Five per Cent, Stook is firm, at 104 to the Indian Five per Cent. Rupee paper continues in demand. Consols are officially marked 961, 4, and for money, and 951 for the account. The present quotations are 951 to 1 for cash, and 951 to 1 for the Bth February. Bank Stock has also been dealt in at 2291 to 229; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 961 and 1 ; the New Three per Cents., at 961 and 4 ; the New Indian Five per Cent. Loin, at 104/, 1031, and 1044; the Five-and-a- Half pee• Cent, enlaced rupee paper, at 1031 ; ditto Five per Cent., at 971 ; the Four per Cent. Debentures of 1858, at 981; ditto, 1669, at 98/ and ; and Rx chequer Bilis, at 28s. prem. The foreign stock market is generally firmer. In several insunces an improvement has taken place. Turkish storks have risen 4 to 1 per cent., the Loma of 1854 being quoted 784 to 79, and that of 1858 664 to :66. There are more inquiries for Spud& Bonds. Sales are recorded as follows :—Buenos Ayres Deferred Bonds, 22; Chilian Six per Cents., 1031; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 66/ (ex change 125.); ditto, Four per Cent. Con tificates, 1021; French Four-and-a-Hall per Cent. Ratites, 966 7653. (exchange 25fr.); Mexican Three per Centa.,22l; ditto for account, 221, 221; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 981, 97/ ; ditto Three per Cents., 1869, (scrip), 4 die.; Spanish Three per Cents., 441, 44/.; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 33/, 331; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 771 ; ditto, for account, 781, 781 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, 661, 644, 664 ; ditto for account, 861, 66; Venezuela Three per Cents., 274. San Paulo Railway shares are quoted 3-16 to 1-16 die. ; Bank of Turkey, 4 dis. to par; Ocean Marine Insurance, 1 3-16 to 1 5-16 prem.; Universal Marine, 1-16 dis. to 1-16 prem.; and Rio Drainage, 3-16 to 6-16 prem. The Ottoman Bank have just received from Constantinople a remittance of 100,0001. in anti cipation of the dividend due the lit March as the last Turkish Biz per Cent. Loan (provision far which is doe in London on the 16th February). These remittances arise exclusively from the Con stantinople customs hypothecated for the payment of the dividends on the loan. The total required far a half-year's dividend is 160,0001. In the absence of adequate supplies of gold from abroad, the amount taken from the Bank on Satur day for exportation was 38,0001. • 13,0001., recovered from the Royal Charter, was alai; taken. The Bremen has arrived from New York with 60,0001. in specie, nearly the whole of which is on English account, and the Sultan, from the Peninsula, with 13,1361. The other imports of the precious metals an nounced last week were small, being limited to 16,0001. by the Athenian, frost the West Coast of Africa; 13,8601. by the Pent, from Alexandria; and 3,6001. by the City of Washington, from New York. The monthly return of the Bank of Austria, as made up to the end of December, shows that the specie and bullion have increased front 79,200,663f1. (7,920,0001.) to 80,187,766f1. (8,018,0001.) At the end of 1868 the amount was 103,606,3161. (10,360,0001) The notes in circulation have de creased during the month front 476,622.016 e. (47,662,0001.) to 466,768,9236. (46,676,00014 At the end of 1868 the amount was 388,623,4736. (38,862,0001.) Consequently, the paper afloat has increased nearly eight millions sterling during the last twelve mon ths, whilst the specie has decreased two millions and a quarter sterling. The private advice, from Calcutta speak of vary i large subscriptions to the open Five-and-a-Ralf par Cent. Loan. The screw steamer Sarah Sands arrived at Liver pool from the Mauritius on the 4th inst. It will be remembered that this vessel caught fire while on her roynge from Port mouth for Calcutta in November, 1867, with upwards of 300 soldiers of the 34th Regi ment on board, when Captain Castle, the commander, succeeded in reaching the Mauritius, without the loss of a single life. Although the facts have been fully reported by the pews, and brought under the notice of the Board of Trade by members of the ship ping interest, Captain Castle's exertions have re mained altogether unrecognised by government. The directors of the Puojaub Railway natty that they are prepared to receive payment of the re maining sum of 151. per share in advance of mills, upon any number of shares, at the option of holders. The sum of 506,0004 has already been received on account of capital. '‘ The half-yearly meeting of proprietors of the English, Soouish, and Australian Chartered Bank is called for the 25th inst. to declare a dividend. The deed of settlement of the Universal Marine Insurance Company will lie for signature to-day and to-morrow. _ _ . Saturday was "making-up day "in the railway share market. The ratesof "oontinuatton" on British railway stocks were generally moderate, the amount of the outstanding speculation for the rise having been considerably reduced during the last few days. The following shows the terms current at the com mencement of business : London and North Western 3-16 to 5-18 per cent. " eon seises ato per cent. do. Midland 3-16 to 6-16 per ant. do. Lanceshire and Yorkshire 3-16 to 6.16 per mat. do. Berwick to I per cent. do. York sad North Midland -16 to 6-16 per cent. do. Caledonian !South Eastern 3.16 to 6-16 per sent do. North British i nor' - Gent:do. Great Northern 1 to 1 r Sh The following ships are to carry Admiralty stores, viz. :—The Quintus, Young Marquis, Mary Ann Webb, Jame Simpson, Mary Sproat, and Ocean, for Malta; Georgetown, for Barbadoes ; Queen, for Simons Town and East London ; Quintus, for Gibral tar; Alberta, for Demerara; James Simpson, for Corfu; and the Satah, for Ascension. The Nugget is to convey troops to Sydney and Auckland. Ad ditional vessels are required to take "small stores,' from the Thames to Algoa Bay, the Bahamas, Ber muda, Colombo, Jamaica, Mauritius, S:. Lucia, sad Trinidad. SATVkDAT EVSXUtG. Consols, which closed yesterday at 951 to 7 ; for the Bth February, touched this morning 95k, " buyers," and closed at 951 to 1. For money the last price was 951. Ths official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 951, 1, ; ditto, for amount (Bth Feb.), 951, I; Three per Cents. Reduced, 951, 1; New Three per Cents., ggi, 1; Bank Stock, 229, 228; the New Indian Five per Cent. Stook, 104, 1041, 10111; ditto, for account, 104}; the Indian Four per Cent. Deben tures, 1868, 981. The New Indian Five per Cent. Stock advanoed per cent., closing at 104 to /. Exchequer Bills were quoted 285. to 31s. p►em. Bank Stock was inquired for. Turkish stocks were slightly flatter to-day, the Loan of 1854 clueing at 77/ to 78, and that of 1868 at 641 to 65. Buenos Ayres Bonds were marked 841 and 83 for money. Mexican were quiet, at 221 to 1. Bank shares to-day were very quiet. In the misoellansoos share market the only feature wee an improvement to Peninsular and Oriental Steam. Victoria government bonds were again more offered and weaker to-day, in anucipation of the next ism. Meek ea lealAs air Aria. Where lea SIM Item Ist ......... Arthel IM west— Pabtetes Jai Melqierairlin 37.030 2 411 73 121 1.100 37.4.49 14.*1 IY 1.1. Mt WM. s.a — AIM SAS ,301 lett 6Stlf 189 6 $7T.1017 13,11/1 564. 04 011 s. 04 Ma 01. It.. 31. Anted fee the ..d aiding et Anew 10,4 year, 431 aft. led 4•111140 y. te77 aria The snivel IBA ..sk ampefied 400 mho fee= IL Minim, 11J boa ether plesee-43441. NO sake METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) no away of beau Is mach uglier then on Mormlay last. Tiede 12, however, by no mesas kaiak, and it to with gnat &Malty that a small advance ia tithed In • few In agua. TM inuabw of sheep I. about tba same, bat the degrad has deonawd. eassequatly price§ are lower. Good colas an will la dogma ; other hada sea with • heavy 'Ni.. Our faeahrn supply maga of 270 beats, 1200 sheep, and 101 Nana FR One WI& d i a s . a o s rads a -- 4 6 4 81 ....- 470 5 - 2 Ikased Maga- 44 • de /Mea - Daps 4 0 4 Dem • ONO. awash 44 4 I . 6 8 De. Oa Mere IM Des • ilaiet;i4 5 a e 6 . lesulail moat. 3.988 ; lbeip4a6 lemata 806 i; ga; 4116. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) users. Patteaden aad Smith report diet the demand sootiness good, with prim lolly attopseted as fellows Dtid ad Best Knits, 85... 805., to 90.. par owt. chafes Geldings, 130.. as Ws. ; Weald of Lista, Ws., 755., to Us. Bows; 565. to 795. ; ohoic., 78.. to 80s. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Budd 11's Hetton, 19e. 3d. ; Walls End Etewart'a, 19a. 9.1. ; Walls End Soma Haters, 19s. 9d; Walls End Eden Main, 18s. Od ; Walls End Hutton, 205.; Walls Bad Northumberland, 16..; Walls End Caron, 3d.; Walls End Haugh Hall, Its. 9d.; Walls End H a nle* 16a. 6d.; Tanerld Moor 13ntom, leta 3d.; Buddies Hartley, 16a. 6d. ; North Holyeall Wats, 16.. 9d.-31 ships at market. Ma. 0. Rattmns.—Wa are happy to learn that Mr. Reach, the etsioest easiamr, is so far recovered from hie earlous widen , that he was able to be removed from hie hekto which he had bun maned for six wear, to a soh, cat Mimed*, lad. Mr. Beanie continues to program favour ablya bat slowly. Ow of hie ;mil was so fearfully lacerated 64 soap maks will Ages before he nn ponthl7 trek 14 U Of OT as 41 ✓ V 5 r L.... IN ill MS ad 1114 ad US 11l UPI US US llt t IP OSI 10 1•0 ad 1414 sd 14 IS IN xd VI 110 AO NI i 14 WI 100 ad 10 Ull 11614 ad 11 - 01 1111 1111 us 14 14 .• X $ 17. IT 41 fl i i l l 13 1 11 DI 3cl 8 I 13 - 4 2 7 44 II II Id lit In 117 all f 14 pm 2 If i ir I I .. i IF i I As _I I 1 1 i Cs tar id 51 lei t Ft 11 U gle3 I IR ra awl U. amsfari t: W Nip Ki p a *1 Yl tiarmNe.....o nip.... an Kew s Garai Mira Wads. Loa.. GM 00126.... an o,wa f il l g e l Oar dst & .!sol o r e tr uland Oiii: ems p 4.o. — Mirsee Awa. " g 61 ""1"=. - " IVO, Imam olat . 11 /440 1/ De. Nee tzo se seasssw $5 M swr Soft Woes.... sal 4.01/ Orlinia. Mot t="riiwa ti ll &AM Now ....— an wan 4•. a tz, 4 U• 61111 et Aswan sr Oaks el InaSsa —.. 11 1.44 , ISO gave OOLO SUL wovssurssom to I era *sea I 3