The Express. — London, England, 1861-02-11 00:00:00

LA W INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) - . LPL COMMITTEE OF THE PRIVY coingclL CASE OF THE REV. A. POOLE. • • The Archbishop of York, Lord e l anw or th. Loral Lord iiinelown, Sir Edward Ryan, and Kir ridge.) rootz r. rpr aisitor or townog. ' who b.•;an to address the ,suet on Stttar• ..11 .4 the al•pellaot resumed his arguments •:. Ile .aul it Lid been contended mainly upon th-it the act of the bishop in the case •.• r• ly on episcopal set emanating from Id. ' and not iu his character as • •'..t there was iso appeal against the melt,- ' !•arer, and that the appeal to the archbishop this he said it had been repeatedly I tl..t wherever the bishop was there IWAS the -urt, awl it was • principle of th.• civil .1 the interests of any Mal should not 'I.• power of any other individual. In the •• .1 .are of the lb.hop of St. Itivals the • t• eited to lamh,•th Palace. the charges against him ..r I. uotwithstandia.; h.n protest that he ought to • . ited to the Court ef .trclies, and sentence of de a., penwaanced. .Igainst this there was an apprd •'.rt of ifriatates. awl the sent, Dee continued. the right 44 appeal from tl u • archbishop ; awl • th.t the act of lacunas' or rev.•k.n; the borne. of .-• was a Judicial act, he •Luoted several eases of per • Hied to preach in district chapels and chapel. of where Iken.•es had been, questioned on citation and . were allowed. COURT OF QUEEVS uo at Nisi him at Westaiwtter.— (Before the Loni Chief Justary Cockbani mad tifecial Juries'.).) V. TN %)12.1 MOS MOAK. AXD RMII IR ILDLNG COMPANT.- PATEXT CASE I • WIA as arises be the infringemeet d s pateet fee • v.-meats is the eee.truotios of inai vessels. The de ...b pleaded " out guilty," that the plaintiff ••.4 the but ievot.r that lb. iortatios sew, inal several oth e r pieta Si lhwill, Mr. Hisihnaralt. and Mr. GriflSta were camel pLaintiff ; and Mr. leerjeast ale, Mr. Webster, anal • 11.irport for the 1.... plsiatil, Yr. Rae, was en swayer who began life in and who by his talent and industry Ind I himself from the poetics of workmen us the of Mere. Rennie, at Stackwall, to be lore sad thee manager of their eateasive works. oa .- (-motion of the defendants' mousey is lsl7 he rsol their wrefre a. nuawygor of the ishipdsasklin ol boiler iiiakinu department. In the coarse of his ...ors it esvorred to bin, that the keels of iron vessels .:10 he 111.61 in a better and stronger manger • all, after is etpesiments, he sueceetled, in October, PC.7, in -I* paring e model containing the improvements which were • tie. subject of litigation. Formerly the keel consisted • rid pie-es .4 iron, and be discovered that by • it .1 a solid piece of iron, ml cutting .f.-are in it to receive the keelson, tad fastening the two .• tlier by m oustersusk rums greeter strength was gives sowed, leakage prevented, and other advantages • The model, showing this mode of coustruction, he I. .1 up in • brows paper joreel and kept in his home. .1 ,nu e ry. Wei, the ildeorkets bad mitered into a coo • • t to build two vessels for the Hops! Mail *eons Packet •..iouy the Varentatta and the Heine—aid the plain• hsvinir shows Mr. Marshall, one el the to it eiiiiipeoy, sod Mr. Luke. from the Ai l l= model, thee r e qu es t e d hint to apply the anventioa to • t shops, "Aids he consented toad, Captain Foird, one tte lideudaate. complained to the plaintiff that he bad items his plan to them before the defendants had sees it .a 4 at his ropiest the plaistiff consents...l to place it in the lud-room i.e the impolite' .4 th e diee c t on . the Ali of April, title, the plaintiff lodged hie pro volone! spectiastios. sod afterweribi the two vas sell were bolt upon the principle adopted is the marl. The plaintiff and lbiplais Ford subsequently die soard, sail the *ldler left the siefenduits, end re-entered tie service di NSW& Sena* with whom he had previously Wes IC yews. The *Ware plea *es elect at the re lam of the Admirelty, famed by the defendeate in the oastrotina of the Warrior. the Iron-dated ship, winch em Mashed at Blackwell a few weeks ago ; but the, had reamed to pay any royalty, awl the premed arum boa, therefore, been brought. The Lod Chief Justice observed thvt the question seemed le hr. whetberthe plaistiff bid eontnauniuste,l to other par ty. the secret of the inventita before the date of the Tretileatioe Mr :Wrjeent `thee said the ease of the defer, anti was LA they were actually using the plan to the knowledge of ithtstiff in their Gird before the date of the patent. rt. 'lush( and other witnesses. having been examined. Mr 'wrjeant Mee submitted that the plaintiff ought to I. inasmuch ant before he took out this patent he trl , onimuaicatsd the invention to others, and caused it is the defendants' seorkshorm Toe Loot Chief Justice mad he would reserve the point al•tber it we. a privileged communication which had been %rig to Mir. Marshall and Mr. Luke. Mr. Serpent %bee addreestiol the jury ou the part of the tlefrialasta, and evidence having been ashluned in support .4 the ewe, Tio. learned judge directed a nonsuit to be entered. Tba . ..ostiff um then nonsuited. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Yr. Commiesloser (ladhere.) IN Re HAMMOND AND meow. The bankrupts were booklets, of Lee, Kent. This was .• adjoined certificate oneetiog. They owe to unsecured 1.7301.. with little or no assets, all the property uring is the poweesiion of secured creditors. Mr Harter opposed foe the co the ground that .ft , r the bankrupts had bees • wahine, erchan„-a a t r iz 61aies. pd some of their property to a cre dit or Park Mr. Lawissee, for the bankrupts, contended that the wanly had been ;Olen under pnwwure. hosuar dld lint think that the charge of fraudulent Inference wee estelthshed. The awe was the ordinary one I.tulders, who went on wil , mx as they could give anythi o the shape at security, and then came to this court with .thin`.Tbe tradies 6.1 been recklwia, and the books bad imprrfectly kept. Considering that the case had bon hdure the •-oust since Aped last, the certihattes (third elms) lIIIiiI.I In. appended f..r two months from the present data, •dlipruteetiou ia the meantime. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE. .1 young man mimed nomseu Mari., described u a sar •alit, was brought before the Lord Mayor charged with att.•mpting to destroy himself by cutting his arm with • It apprarol from the evideoce of a ;yolk...constable Haorck, that yesterday afternoon he was sent b., to r. X., Canzionatreet VI eat, and he found the di bola's! in the kitchen. His arm was blecalin‘, and be appeared to be quite faint from hors of blood. He took tom to a surgeon, sad the wound was dressed. To answer .juestiue lust to him by the so , be said that be dosie it os purpose, and he wiabed that he bad dose it effectually. The Lord 'favor asked the defendant what be had to say, sod be replied tort his feelimpo got the better of him. He C. very sorry, and would be very careful that it should 4.4 hiqlcm smuts. The Lord Mayor said that as he had been locked up all 3At lic discharge him on that promise, rod hoped • it he would recollect the seriousness of the crime which lira attempted, and keep the promise which be had rbe primmer was thee discharged. L ERN EN WELL COVVITTAL nil 110FREIREAKING. ;Whine Mormg, a hatter, residing at No. 4, Tudor- Tottenbain court • road, was charged with being fouled .1 the earlawal premisesi, 13, Johneunatreet, Someni•town, nth bawd to commit felony ao the 2:.th December last. Isepeesoeltok ea , :4 diyieion , seal the psis - leer wan brought this court on the 'Nth December last and ww remanded • *ea. It having been stated that the prisoner was a 'wily respectable man hail was accepted for his appeer• •ev. Lot he sever surreollered sal managed to keep 'it .4 the way until yesterday, when he was apprehended, 14 on being searched • skeleton key was found in his From inquiries that have since been made it ss teen ascertained that the prise:awes name is Malley, 2.4 be was transported for picking pockets from Madame and that be has been lowered times in custody (else,. The I. is of the ease appeared to he these :—On the eight Tiestesi the perinea living in the house heard some one tem. IN t h e Norge. and on going out the primer was seen Po% ulotairs. that said h he bade had come in for his dog, hot l•nb:foutid that got over use wall, ha was gin tire .1 • tmaner thicliaed to make any defeats or to ash any a:.:taxta - %fr ki.rker eestsece4 lb. Pl imi r • thy" tom' IN" the Haase of Correction. LHOKOt a /I -STRUT. A.nAI7LT In A IIIDIC•L TCTOPL 4..1 th lefere the alma' rd the court as Maturd.ty after. ILA rt keel, • hal, gentlenienly•lnoking maw, ale r • tutor, of NO, Great Portland-stmt, woe beMithi "ants charged with violently resulting his wife, EMU% K who ring in a retry delicate rate of width her eitting. hsu the errant of the complainant, • ladylike it aPPetered that no the night of the ith of loot we petting into bed, the defendant ring about to 4 nt. 61 in the face. .he buried her bead in the pillow to at. upon which the defendant struck her trend o• the back, between her shoulder% tall 'he 6 "Ilt" 1 she was wahrepiently„ in corequenee, eon. her Lead. and phew] an the tb,ctor'e hand.. The ostePleutaket went us to way that for a curalerable time petit the defendant hail indulged in habits of intoximtios to such an extent that for .t wh••e week lie would go about the boobs without washing himself, awl that on USN occasion she had bees obliged to send fora perm* to sit Ur with the nurse to keep him out of her room owing to his cooduot. She also stated that he had several times assaulted her before. totilereit to hod hail, two in liaM. ea h, to appear on Thor...lay next, and the tneilkul nun to attend. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 11, 1861. rHE NEW INDIAN LOAN. The following official particular% will complete the statement already given respecting the result of the bidding for the new Indian Loan. Subjoined is a complete list of the tenders which have been accepted in full : .010 CS? or TINDLIM MEMO M TILL. Pries. C B a. d. 100 0 0 5300 at 4,300 at ".000 at 106,000 at 77.300 at 37,000 at 30,000 . at 5,000 at 110,000 at 5,000 at 13,000 at M1D,009 at 1.002.500 at NOW.. at 284,000 at 142,000 at 5,000 15,000 at 427,000.- ... at 121,000 . ... at 1:000 at '5OOO at 91,000 at 15,000 at C 2.881,40 The aggregate of the above is 2,891,8001., and the lowest price for which bids are accepted in full is 98/. lls. 4d. There then remains& balance of 108,2001. required to complete the 3,000,0001. of stock, and as the aggregate of the tenders at 981. lls. 3d. i" no less than 681,0001., they are accepted to the extent of 108,2001., the balance (572,8001.) at that price being rejected. Consequently bidders at 98/. lie 3d. will get nearly 16 per cent. of the &amount applied for. All tenders below 98/. 1 ls. 3d. are entirely rejected. It is somewhat remarkable that a single penny per 1001. should be found to constitute the difference between acceptance and rejection, and that the amount bid for at so " odd" a price as 981. lie. 3d. should have been so large as 681,0001. It is thought rathercurious, too, that there were no bids whatever between 991.65. and 100/. Of the 1,032,5001. of tenders accepted at 981, 930,0001., as already mentioned, are for account of Mews. Rothschild. It is be lieved that the lowest tender sent in was between 96 and 97, and that no less a sum than 5,000,000!. ranged between 98 and 981, principally for account of the Stock Exchange. That establishment seems to have obtained but little of the new loan. The aggregate of the tenders, both accepted and re jected, is, as already stated, 13,270,800/. The let ters of allotment will be issued to-day. This indicates a degree of promptitude which harmonises well with the efficiency of the arrangements adopted throughout. By Friday next so much of the amount of the accepted Indian Loan tenders is to be paid at the Bank of England as, when added to the 2 per cent. deposit already lodged, will leave 80/. for each 1001. of stock still to be paid. Assuming that the average price of the loan is 98/, 16/ per cent. must be paid by Friday next. This would amount to 302,500/. The other three instalments fall due at monthly intervals. It is believed, however, that a very large amount will be paid up in advance, and this will affect the money market. ROYSTON AND WITHIN RAILWAY. (THIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the proprietor* wan bald at noon, at the London Tavern ; Mr. W. Raro in the chair. The line being guaranteed by the Great Northern Company the proceedings were of a purely formal character. The usual dividend of 6 per cent., payable forthwith, was declared, Ices income tax, sail ld. per share for espouses of management, with the addition of 6d. per share, as dater ruined by the pr3pristors on the I:tth of August lest. Aceorling to dm, dowem meet statement on Fri day, a bill is to he latambeeed to allow the mooey.order post-offices to receive deposits, oat to pay 2i per cent. into. rest thereon. As there me nearly 3,000 of thee offices distributed throughout the country, the idea is that the machinery thus in existence may be utilised to promote the objects for which saviugabanks were originally founded. A regivtrar write,' to the Aberdeen Herald :— " The registrars of Scotism' hare just been put to pousrodou of papers relativeto the census of Scotland about to be taken io April oast. Their work commences immediately, and will sad, say, about the end of April ; and for the they are to pay the mismshle sem of 31. lOs. In large pariahs@ the will be increased is a very small proportion ; but, eves la a punished 5,000 inhabitants, the registrar, for his three swaths' work, will oaly receive 5!. My object in writing is to all the attention of the registry' of Scotland to the above fasts, that they may make a arm rersionstraoce to the regiatrar-general as to the inadequacy of the proposed re meneratiou—and the more so as it hos not yet received the approbatim of Sir George Cornwall Lewis." The Monti's..., News amerta positively that Major O'itedly will not become a candidate for the representation of Cork. BEPRIREMTATION OF THE PEMBROKE BOROUGH/1.- 8y the recent death of Sir John Owen, not only kw the lord lieutenancy of the comity become vacant, but alto the representation of these boroughs. There are ahead two e.indicLites in the field, vis., Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Hugh Owen, Ibut., liberal, eon of the deceased, and Mr. Hayrick, nominative. Capt. Ramsay, superintendent of the dock yard at that place, Win also mentioned as a candidate, and placards were posted with the words " Vote fur Captain Ramsay," but that offamr declines coining forward. UN IVERNITT COLLEGE, 1..0N DoK.—A meeting was held in University College, on Friday evening, to consider the propriety of presenting some substantial testimonial to Profeciaor Merlet, who has lately resigned the Professorship of the French Language nod Literature, after having held the once for two.and.thirty years. Professor Key, who presided, alluded to Professor Merlet's iminterrepted devotion to his duties from the first opening of the college to the beginning of the present session, when old age and enfeebled health had compelled him to resign. items resolved that a testimonial should be given in the lona of an annuity, or an equivalent to an annuity, and that all old and existing pupils should be requested to contribute. An influential committee, composed of members of the council, profesaors, and former and present students of the college and whoa' was appointed, and W. C. Case, F.aq., M.A., was requested to act as honorary secretary, and to receive sulecnptione. THE GREAT SHIP. --giUCe the great ship wan put upon the gridiron in Milford Haven she seems to have 'sowed away from the public mind, but the announcement of the intention of the shareholders to bold their amnia meeting upon the ?.Nth inst. has again worked a general feeling of curiosity in respect to her and the prospects of the °mimicry, which may make the following facts interesting. She has been within the last few weeks conaiderably altered end modified under the immediate saperinterideoce of the Board of Ihrectors, who are at regent putting in an entirely new deck, and in cram anus with the requirements of the Beard .4 Trade, bushing the crew with brass, or either gun-metal bearinp. No additional capital will be required to defray the expellee of these alterations, which will be completed by the end of the month, so that the venal may again go to ma in March. It is probable her next will be to New York. Th e three actions which Mr.= Russell his brought against the company have, by order of the Court o 4 Common Pleas, been ennsolidstel into one. Mr. Russell's claim is in all 60,1104/. The company have against that gentleman a cross action for 130,000 f. Both causes will corneas for trial next term, when it Is probable they may be referred to arbitration. Mr. Hope has resigned his mat at the board, and as yet no one has been nominated to sue t ceed_hins. MIItOTOUTAN RAILW AY.--Sioce the discon tinuance of the were weather the works on the Padding too. tiaryiehooe, King's-cross, and Victoria-street pectins hare been tamed on vigorously, both in respect to the tunnel works and the sites for the terminal sort interme diate stations, of which latter there will be six—namely, in the Edgware-mad, Bskerstreet, Portland.road. (ower street, Kin/across, and Victoeia.street, itmithibild. It be in contemplation to extend the use, should powers be maw this session, to join the eastern lines at the proposed great station at Finsburytirene, and so Waiting th en , w i t h the western and north-western railways. %SI: E. 1111% 4 V L Wist rr talls . ana :: re . ---- —= 1 —= 110 K. Lisa • ; lallsebe 4 el ill Tholsols 111 Now IN —— Ki SO 1 - 105 1111 NO I eEY par BRITISH ea IPd I Bandrars. I 43 " in g, aturft p ri ° 18 . I Saba p.l••••40 100 all AMNON &0 la • 70 rr 0 100 8 6 aa.10.80.1a 11 .6p.e. 014 954 92 14 11 is all Do. do. B 16 161 101 ad Ealtakodlakalluronal 40 5 16 all Da Prelannee 100 IN Baff..l4•s4.ltOodelich 0 7 Ilds. 110., Aug. 1, 1072 modoreadby B 0.& LH. 75 95 IN IN Do. Jody 1.1673011ti0 67 72 N 9 IN Too.lane 1, 1871, ditto 0 70 I all ,Calealta t& Madam_ Idi par * II :CoopeT.&Dock6p.e.gua. 11 11 Ala 64 19 74j limes c g tioer cenL 4 1 4le 111 16 l ti II Ms 84 1110 'Tail Indic& Id an Do..labbalpore — IN all Do. op. et.Debent 97 98 10e 0 Do. 6p. at do 904 1004 1N all Do. do. do. 10640 11 04 dla N all Goaloaa & Melbourne — k 180 Grand Dunk 0 Canada DI IS 1N all Do. 6 par at. l'ret. IN an Do.Boe.JoreL6p.o3a 60 63 IN all Da 0 par et. Debanl. /A 46 444 100 all Do. 7 par al WM. 1N all Do. do. 110 42 47 100 al/ Do. do. UM— II. 100 Good het= Penlniala 96 06 94 /I 8 Do. New l4 1 Ile St. 100 iGt. S. otlndla g. 6it ct — N 18 : Do. Do 2l 2 dl. N 1 all IA Weal Canada, 812arta 111 111 114 i 100 160 1•11 an I Dalida.pa Do. Kew ndi d. 0160 93 o 90 1 dlc 08 t IN Do. do. 4$ MI 60 93 96 109 all Do. do. 73 tholden. 94 97 100 MI D 0.61 delßda.ps/.77 do 91 9l 100 Madras 00r. 44 per et. in Se LL 100 Do. do. 11 pm 0 914 92e IL 14* Do. 44 par el. •0510 B6 67 o Id 16 De. 40 lides. do. R 100 Malb.Oorp.Op. elites& IS all N. Branswlck & Cons& cams . ah. N all Du. • do. cap land do 6 7 T * all Do. do. Bop. do 8 1 II an Do. do. land do 6 T 60 od Dade (Ladled) — —.- O 1000:Inds 97 96 10 10 j Do. Punjaub 90 1001D01nd.84.7101g. flail OS 92 10 I I Irdoldad.l/adt0.6175 I I es SHARE LIS7S.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocx. The railway share market today is v;;;lnac five, is antieipation of the settlement, which com mences tognorr..A. Prices are steady at Sa turday's closing quotations. London and 01 North Western stock is now quoted 1 to 1 ; Great Western, 811 to 70 ; Midl a nd, 131 to 132 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1141 t o 10 ; South Eastern, 85 t.i f ; Caledonian, 97 to } ; and Eastern Counties, 30 to i, being flat. Lombardo-Venetiau Railway shares are a little flatter, at I to 0 7 : dis. Great Western of Canada Loutinue iu demand. The Indian lines are firm. b 1 px. 1041 On i_ 116 141 114} id ... 100 1 I I 9314 In if - vis MONEY MARKE2.-(THIS DAL) Two o'Cuica. The funds remain firm. An advance of about per cent. has taken place to-day. Business is li mited in this and in every other department of the Stock Exchange. British railway stocks are steady, with few transactions, owing partly to the approach of the settlement, which commences to-morrow. The new Indian loan continues in demand. The scrip has been dealt in this morning as high as 1004, and is now quoted 100/ to 1, being Ito per cent. higher than it closed on Saturday. All other Indian government securities are very firm. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 68fr. 47c., showing a decline of nearly I per cent., compared with the best price of Saturday. Consols are officially marked 92, 911, and 912 for money, and 92/ and for the account. The present quotations are 911 to 92 for money, and 92} to a for the 7th ofMarch. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 233 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 92, 911 ; New Three per Cents., 92, Oli ; India Stock. 2171 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 10011 ; ditto for account, 1001, ; ditto scrip, 1001, 1, i ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 94, a, ; ditto 1859, 95a, 93 ; ditto B rode, 255., 18e. dim. ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. "en faced" rupee paper, 1001, 101, 3 ; Exchequer Bills, 45., ss. din. The Turkish Loan of 1858 has recovered to 551 to 56. The Loan of 1854 remains quoted 691 to 701. Spanish Passive Bonds are in demand. Mexican are quiet. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 85$ ; Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 98 (exchange 251 r) ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 92 ; Spa nish Three per Cents., for account, 48 ; ditto Passive, 18f, $, ; Turkish Six per Ceuta., 1854, for account, 691 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 555, 561, 551 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, 100, /, ex div. The advises by the Australian mail mention the sailing for England of the Hebe, Moravian, Lincolnshire, Thames, Ydale, Monarch, and Ocean Chief, with 91,239 ounces of gold, worth 365,0001. The Clutha, with 95,000/ ; the Essex, with 59,5001. ; and the Champion of the Seas, with 37,0001., reported by the previous mail, are also at ass, making the total on the way hither 556,5001. The withdrawal from the Bank of nearly 400,0001. in silver last week for exportation to Bombay, against orders for the purchase of cotton, has contributed materially to tighten the money market, in the present contracted state of the cir culation. Tho fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will commence to-morrow ("continuation day ") and terminate on Thursday. The remittances of specie by the Masailia, which will sail to-morrow, show a large increase ; the total is 528,71X)1., of which 501,805/. is silver and 21,9001. gold for Bombay, and 2,0001. gold for Alexandria. The whole is on mercantile account. A large portion consists of silver bought from the Bank of England, and destined to buy cotton. A sum of 34,5661. in specie was shipped on Saturday from Liverpool for the United States by the steamer America. The stoppage was announced on Saturday of Messrs. O'Halloran and Co., of 2, New Broad street, coffee growers. They are also connected with the oil and linseed trades. The house has occupied a respectable position. It is hoped that the liabilities will nut exceed 20,0001. The assets are said to show a surplus, but they consist of duce and estates, both situate in Ceylon. The books have been placed in the hands of Mr. Kemp, the accountant. Thu numerous Greek bills which fell due on Saturday were well met, this interest continuing to show much strength under adverse circumstances. Messrs. Gomidos, Paws, and Co., of Pais; Greek merchants, have suspended payment. The accounts from Buenos Ayres continue favour able to the prospects of peace and progress. A private letter says : Parana, Nov. 20. General Derqui and General Mitie have just returned from a visit to General l'nmisa, at San Jose, nod they both came very well satisfied and pleased with the interview. They have no doubt of being able to continue, in the con duct of public business, respectively in the best harmony, tor the consolidation of peace and union and the good of the country. - - - - - The halt-yearly meeting of the South Eastern Railway Company is called for the 28th instant, and will be made special, to authorise the working of the Charing-cross Railway by this company. A general meeting of the Great Ship Company is called for the 28th inst. The half-yearly meeting of the Victoria Duck Company is called for the 26th inst. SATURDAY EVIDYOIO. The scrip of the new Indian Loan was marked in the morning as high an 100} and closed at 1004 to }, being equal to nearly 2 per cent. premium on the official reserved price (94). The imaie of 1859 left off at 100, or about ill per cent. lower than the scrip of the new Loan. The difference represents the value of the right possessed by holders of the latter to pay up in advance, receiving 3 per cent. disoount. Consols, which closed yesterday at 921 . to for the 7th of March, touched this morning 921, "buyers," and closed at 921 to I. For money the last price was 911, "buyers." The official business report is as follows :—'rliree per Cent. Consols, for money, 92, 911, 911 ; ditto for account (March 7), 92 ; Three per Conte. Reduced, 92, 911; New Three per Cents., 911, 92 ; Thirty Years Annuities, ex piring iu April, 1885, 18, 1 • India Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 100, 1 ; ditto f or ' account, IM, 991 - ditto, New Loan, 1001, r i ; ditto Four per Cent' Debentures, 1859, 951, ; Four per Cent. " en faced" rupee paper, 77, ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 101, 1, 101. The Five per Cent rupee paper was firm at 941 to 95, and the Five-and-a-Half per Cent. at 1001 to 101. Exchequer Bills were quoted be. the, to par. A fall of fully 1 per cent. occurred this afternoon in the Turkish Loan of 1858, owing to the delay in the provision of the funds for the dividend on the let of March. Transactions were recorded in the morning at 561, and the closing price was 55 to 1. The Loan of 1864 was also lower, at 691 to 70i. Mexican Bonds were again inquire d fur, and, after touching 251 to 1, left off at 231 to I. Iu the market for bank shares the principal fea ture was an improvement in Bank of London. London and County Bank were a little more offered. Red Sea Telegraph shares exhibit a fur ther advance. Canada Government Five per Cents. were in quired for. The shares of the New Marine Insurance Com panies were dull, in consequence of the position of the Thames and Mersey Company. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follow :—Ocean Marine In surance, to prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 11-16 to 13-16 prem. ; Universal Marine In surance, 13-16 to 5-16 prem. ; London and Provin cial Marine, par to k prem. ; East India Irri gation, f to f dis. ; East India and London Shipping, kto prom. ; India Cotton, to prom. ; and Central American Piers, k to 1 prem. There were transactions to-day in the Shares of the Trust and Agency Company of Australasia, at to Prem. LAMENTABLE ACCIDENT OTT W B ITBT. —The Whitby lifeboat, which capsized on Raturlay !set, by which several persons unfortunately perished dots 104 belong to the National Lifeboat Institution, having been built locally from local designs. The crew of the lifeboat had no life-belts on, except one man, who Will happily saved. UNDLNAZT SNARES AND IMXIIII. Agn.ways W titre., We. &Um VaL 11111 Ifirk..Lika..dtebsaJwic.l an Illackburp_ all Illyth awl no, all Boston . Ska&J.Blld.C 100 'Bristol awl karat 100 lealatloalsa all , Cork and &Nadas all C. 411, all all Do. A Anu antll6 all Do. B p.c. Is pald to& all Dublin and Bolfast Jr. all Duna Perth, AlkLia 100 Goat Auglhaz 100 Eastern C%nuktlet 100 t.hatorn Colon. Ntock• 100 Do. Stock B ill Last Suffolk 100 Idloburgh and Glasgow 100 Ldln!erci, Perth, De all Forth sal Clide June. 100 Olavow & t. Western all , Great North of icollaael lOW Orval NO11;10111 I Do. A Stork 1001 Do. B Btei 1 Ot. South& Welt, Oral 100, Groat Woatora 100 Do.StourVaLOsta.etk 140 lAwashireit Yorkshire WO' London and Blackwell 1101 Loa., Bright )n.S.I.Coas, 100 I Loodua,Chathm.,& toe. 100 Londou .0 North Waal& all Do. Whitt, 100 Loudon& souchWastoru all LondouderrpsColerala all Do. and Ennlakillin. 100 Mau..Shat I.lmoloalt. Iletr;palish *Wand . w. New ko...PouLaPerbr-• miCoCiiici. — t iii:j Mid Kest ' ReirTy N vary, Warreap. lea Nadu& North Brat& North Devoe 8011. Dn. A N. sodas—Dertriok - _'O.N.LlPsta Do. loods Do. 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Few 6 p. et Postoro Union, 4 p. el Lila& ()Lwow 4 p. et lidlo.,Perth,Dua.,4. pat Great Northern , p. et Do.se.red.o aup.oLpms. Do. 4e per cent. D 0.6 p. c. red. a& 6 p. a i m 04. K. tfootiood, 04. West. MeelotHaMs; Do. redeem. 44p. coat Do. reclean. 4 p. cont Do. Irredeem. 4 p. ct. Do.6p.ctredeam Pref. Do. Elm. Pref. Shores Do.ChealorPt3ll.Bp.o. Do. do. do. 1_ p.o. Do. Bina. Goa. Kook Do. aret Got MINIS no:-ao. eo __ Do. do. do Loc.& Vorkah. 6p.a.& Lad Bright-6 p.o.Chts. Bt No. I Do. 6 p.c. do. Na ! Do. 6 p.c. do. ... Do. 61. c. do. No. 6 DO. 4 p.c. do. _ Do. p.c. prf. eh d 0... bo.7p. a. Pre? Stock.. Do.Op.c.do.lW.N.tte.P.) Deep. c. et. Ale. def. NU NM) Loo.Chatturn and Dow Lll2lW.Cor.&slsEL.±n. 1a56.W.7p.c.34. toodasdrry.t En:l7h kloa.shet.2 Llnc.6p. at. Do. Ld Do. 31 per cent - . Do redeemable 6 p..ot. lldland Cons.6p.c.B4ock Do. Cone. Br. & 8.6 p.c. Do. 44 pct. Prat Stock Du. Lel.ltiftchln 4 p.c. Norfolk 6 p. ct. Er. 84eek North BMWs 6 per cent Do. New Una 6p ed. Do. 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Lat. 6D. ok 100 1177707 SSI W.M & ictlandOzt.--46p.a. lOO 1 COWELL 00Vilt1liSl17 INCII7IIZiI IL I I MOLL I Pa. 10. geter •• • • IWO* igia.GovAlp.o.Jaa..4 I Do. par amt., 1879 I 1.. Do. 6paraant. 1881 .• .. Do. eparcent.. 1884 . I Do. I pre ot. Yvb.itAug.i .. .. Do. 6per at. liar.* Bop. ! Do. Operant. Do. do. Balp I 1. CogotOliope6p 1841, do. Id9o, .. Now BroarwoGov.B .. N. B. Wakes Gv. 64. a 1888 .. Do. Sp. 0., 1871 to 1878 .. Nova lootla 4 4. et lig. .. Dab. Mom. /SU . 5Aut.00r.6p4.114061 Vlo. Or. Pp. G. Jaa.*Joly .. Do. do. •p. o.. 848.480• 7011JUON AusWins Amid, UMW a te Imp. Ds.str a Z Do. IL Jobs Do. UM Ma. Os. i Mla. Os. Jr Cobs, Owes =cunt,. Cower Irortur, lorperai OL Northern Copper dB. Austrian kLain. ) Kapunde (Lim.) Linares Ludhiana .N. Woo Copper ats Australla PonhPartObbilirphilvalood Banal& Aorta. (Lim) Unita Maio= Worthing (Lia.) Do. .208 112 JOINT /TOM 107 108 110 112 100} 101 101* 1 107* IEI 105* 1 05 011 as 99 107 90 107 ICB Cl. prima I &Yes. II i i al I 1 0 e Sli i I 40 42 zd • 10 1 22 zd A i iPa Pea La l • 10 Per i i Pm i likijej I 80,0001 43.174 30100 40.0001 1 t a t a t 1 111 1 4 1813414 ... Mill No. I nit. 1 BULL I Pd. I Cl. prima. II Vasa IMMO 100 Agra and D. fier. Bang . SO 82 84 .-.. 145110 40 Australtuda - WOO 25 Bank of Eppt - 41180 100 Bank of London BO 61 63 ad - ad *llO 10 Bank of Turkey S 14 IWs - NINO SO British Bonkerico - -•- NAN 98 Ohara ot Dais, Australia, and China . all Ng Ng 11 4 *NO II Chrtrd. Marti. of India, Lou., and CBI= al ... - 6 000 100 Qty so,oso 100 !mift.tsi e t a 10 .- 411,000 20.111Coss. of Canada WOO 100 'Cosa of London lO Ng 1111 - 11,0001 20 g at. Scot&Aus/Chartd all 134 16 Id 163 ad 041101 20 IG. Bank of Swann's& In - - - r,10! 10 'Lou. Ch. Bank of Aosta an 111 112 - 11,0301 60 [Landon and County - 1 0,1 M 50 'London Joint Stock 1110001 10 ( London & South African 7lg 1 die - AM 100 Lou.l and Wietrolaater SO 411 111 ad -. ad 14100 100 Inst. Prof. of Laglaad 4B - - - ANSI 10 Do. New NON 60 National Bank - 00,110: 10 New South Wake a- - rsi 4 88,400 tb Oriental Bank Corpora aR 47 a el k 10,10 so Ottoman Bank 11,101 100 'Provincial of Ireland -15 -. ... - 6,000 10 Do. New - - - Kim 26 ,South Australia aß WOO' IS union of Australia - [ad NAN; 60 ,Cnlon of London ROW 100 , Unity 11610 el 1118CIL7ASIOM Ro. 1 86. 1 Clourastee. Pd la. asks. Asa 10 assoo- , ,- - 21.000 16 Australian AplonL - 40,00 10 Berlin Watanweate in 42 41 - - - 90 Bait Amoeba& load - - - 114811 60 Brit.& MY Ide Talk • an 16 $7 - sass ID Do. B T per 1. 11111106 au 11 1p •- 12,710 10 Do. C - 3,011 114 Canada Lad ell 166 111 111 12 SAN 10 Channel laisaderol. W. ell - - - 823,000 St Cop.Mg fellag.! Omit. al -, - - 40 as t 15 Do. Prat If pas east an lii 141 ... IL area Palma WO XI 312 - at. De. rrelereseo 7 . 0, 1 0: r. Ezilt...tt....rcp- lir 11 dis = WIN el ISectrie Telegraph - 2,110 IS Do. Now - 70.06 5 tag. .d Art lip. - 10,000 16 Cleo. nom Ns 14 - - - 180,005 1 Great 81dp - all 2 4 -. - 110,000 1 Do. 171 per omit. PreL all . 01000 000 i 1.:... Marla TeL itOsnlbnm L 1 1 1 = - alls - 50,000 20 Madras Unfit. & Canal 1 11 11 2 pm 21 - SO, 10 MolitonansanilacTeL all -.- - LIAO 10 lledlter. ifs. Tel. (Us) WI 11 31 - 80,000 25 National Discount Co SII i 3 di. x.l - 1000 20 NorbuddaCoatlros(L) 5 14 01 die ~ - 11,110 10 Netherlands Land . - all - - - 90,000 5 Do. Bp. a., is. all db. al 4 1 - 1,71 a NO N. Brans. &N. Soot. lA. 80 - - - 001 1 188, IN. Bail AuslGaraialedea sll aU I Isd - 60, 2 1 - 10,000 1 Do. "New 20ares• -VW 4 di. par - 40.000 MI la. Staa. (Lai - 8 SI 11 &a - 600,000 et Peel MVPS Lad &Ma. 100 48 61 - 10,0 W 50 Penla. sadadoe. !team all 71 73 - 10,000 18 Do. New 25 11 11 pia - NINO 96 Boa 12 Ind. Tel. 44 10, SO a forNy boas. by Br. G all l ov. al/ 17 9 8 19 le 1 - 10, 15 New a s s - Isom 100 Soya Mall Num 40 44 50 - 100,000 St. Scottish Art. Invedn. 110 111 135 ad - 14,2%, 25loath AMNON Lind all 83 as - 70,010 1 booing Tel. Scrip - 150,006 1 Do. de. negletesed all 11 I - 11,:,00 10 Do. do. 60,0(6 25 &la Oe. Cp. Caa. 6 - -..- 10.00 100 Van Memo's load- - 1114 02 104 - STATE Or THE STREETS IN LONDON OF LATE.- Now that there is an interval of comparative cleanliness (no thanks to scavengers) in the roads and pavements, one can venture to speak with something like calmness and modem tion of the shameful and disgusting filth (to speak quite moderately) in which the nietropohtan streets are allowed to remain during wet or otherwise unfavourable weather. After the late frost the streets in the city generally, the Strand, Holborn, and elsewhere, but, above all perhaps, at London-bridge end it. approaches, were quite frightful and revolting to walk upon ; and the evils arising from wet shoes, especially to those obliged to traverse such streets badly shod, as the poor at all times do, must have been very great ; not to speak of those evils arising trim falls, the mud being often (sa about Holborn) of a singularly tena cious, clammy, and sticky nature ; slippery as ice, and more like the fat, wet, loathsome sod of graveyards than any. thing else. A visitor from a country town the other day remarked to a Londoner, in our hearing, that the Lon doners was " • filthy set," and be could see " no excuse for the mod." An excuse, however, and an all-sufficient one, evidently, in the estimation of the Londoner, was at once forthcoming ; and it was " the traffic, sir, the immense traffic." " Well," rejoined our censorious friend, " that is the poorest excuse I ever heard for such beastliness. Im mense traffic implies immense resources ; why not make the traffickers pay for common cleanliness and decency in the streets they traverse? they are well able to do it'" And so, indeed, they are. Why London should not be effectually scavenged, and the scavenging well paid for, one cannot well me ; but if there be ditficultiss in the carrying out of such • system by general contract, the police ought to have power either to compel householders to keep at least the pavements in front of their respective houses in • cleanly state at all times ; or, failing this, to do it for them, and fine or charge them well fcr the doing of it. Every year, we observe, the filth is getting worse, the mod thicker, and the walking more difficult ; something really must be done to remove this foul and inexcusable disgrace to Londonma—Builder. - ICS I ul zd 104 I Ida. i6l MINER.-{THIS DAY.) Two °Tumor.. The mining market to-day is quiet. There hay.: 'open few transactions. East Caradon shares coLtiuue iu denimaland are marked in the Stock Ex change Shares in East Wheal Russell and Wh Sarin have also met with attention. The demand f.ir St. John del Rey mining shares continue, : are marked 31i, 311, 31, and 31}. Linares have h dealt in at 9 and Di, and United Mexican at J. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is from Messrs. von Dadelismn and North : The metal market continues extremely quiet, and few transactions aro reported. Welsh ban : Good specifications are sought after, and sellers are willing to accept 51. is. &L at the work'. There is no improvement in rails or Staf fordshire iron. In Scotch pig iron a fair business has been done. but the pries' have fallen to 48e. 13d. ouh for mixed nu:nber wartents. Copper: English is still very fiat, but there to new, inquiry for foreign. 1011. has bees paid for Barra No business has been reported in Chili I'm : No °did/a change in F.riglisb, though we hear of some parcels offered under market price. Straits : A fair business ; one sale has been nude at ITN. for fine, but since then several sales have taken place at I=l. Banca is held firmly ; no busi ness is reported. In Holland 1,000 slabs are re ported at 7611. Tin-plates continue extremely depressed ,• send baud parcels of Coke have been sold in Liverpool at 22a.; the price in London is steady at Eta, There are no symptoms of an Amerieui demand yet. Lead is without change • 111. to 21/. 10a. is the quotation for English pig. Swedish iron is held at W. 10a. Keg steel, 17/. 10a. Quicksilver 71. pet bottle. With reference to Varner Mine, the weekly mining cir cular of illesma. Webb and Coach has the following : " The :11 sag, on north lode, is looking exceedingly well. There have hems t fethome ti f eet drives into the new dia. revery, and ha yielded about 20 tons of copper ore. South lode producing 4 tons of ore to the fathom." The Wheal Norris accounts, presented at the meeting on the llth inst., showed n debit bllanoe of 824/. 2e. A call of 4s. per ?here wan made. At Wheal Mar,rrymeeting, on the 6th fut., the aoconnta showed a debit 'viatica of 370/. Oa. Bd. A all of 7s. per share was made. At iierodsfoothfine meeting, co the sth inst, the amount showed a aish balance of 9107. ON. Id., and a balaooe of as,ets over liabilities of 3,031/. 4s. Id. The profit on the four months workbag was 1,935/. 10e. Id. A dividend of It. na. pet sham (1,792/.) was declared. The Miners Mining Company, on the oth inst., declared a dividend of 31. 17s. 6d. per share. RAnsoor Mine, on the 7th inst., made a call of Is. per share. From Wheal Orylls (Feb. 7) Captains E Rogers and J. Pope state :—" We sampled on the Ist inst. 1,455 henries of tin stuff, which is for sale to-morrow. We estimate its value at about now." From Hosewarne United (Feb. 7) Captain H. Woolcock reports :—" Jenning's shaft is communicated to the 90, and we hope to get it in proper order for draining in a few days. Footway shaft is complete to the 90, and we shall com mence to drive the 90 next week. No alteration in any oilier pat of the mine since last week." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARIE-LA-NIL—(THIS DAY.) The weather wrs very boisterous on Friday night and Saturday, and heavy storms are reported on the coast. To day there has been a light fall of snow, the wind being 'trout .and cold from the north westward. The quantity of borne-grown wheat up 'eat week to this market was very contracted, both per ship and land carriage. Flour rather more liberal. Barley very short, but malt a considerable quantity. Oats bans, and 4en+ middling. Scotch barl e y an d oa t s limited, and of Mali oats only one parcel arrived. The foreign sup ply of wheat was large, • great portion American and another large cargo from California, remainder French, Spanish, Black Sea, and Egyptian. Barley liberal from the Black Sea, Mediterranean, and Egypt. Oats, • very small quantity from Sweden and the Black Sea. Of dour there war another good supply of barrels from New York, and • few sacks of Spanish. A good quantity of Egyptiaa bean% with a few Mediterranean, and a parcel of peas from New York. The trade in English wheat to-day is rather better than this day week,. and condition a little improved. Foreign selling retail at the full rates of that day. Hamm firm. mid late prices fully maintained. vria very firm in price • arrivals being small dealer's'. putt basing by sundry parc el, until a better choice offers is fresh supplies. BEAMS and PEAR about the same value as this day week. Front folly as dear as this day week, and a rather good business passing in American. FLoavitio CARGOEM—A good businees doing now there are plenty on hand, aad fall prices obtained for all descrip- Mons. : Baez and Kent, white, new, 40a. to 584. ; ditto, fine old, 63e. tons.; ditto red, new, 375. to Mc ; ditto, fine, old, 621. to 64e. ; Norfolk, kc., fine, old, 595. to 675.; red, new, 465. to 575. Foreign Danttic, 645. to 675. ; tine, 675. to 735. ; Konigsberg, 595. to 655. ; dittos extra, 635. to 71a.; Radar*, did. to 675. ; fine, old, 68a. to 71s. ; American white, 625. to 675. ; ditto red. 60s. to 645. EMMY. -English malting, 425. to 50s. ; fine, 4Ss. ; grinding, 30a. to 33a.; distilling and Chevalier, 325. to 335. per qr. ; foreign grinding, 20s. to 335.; ditto distilling, 31.. to 38a.; malting, 41s. to 44.. MALT.-Eoglish, &ear and Norfolk, 60a. to 62a. ; fine, 665. to 68a; Kingston and town made, 65a. to 70a.; fine, 76a. to 75a; brown, floe, 56e. to 59a. Osio.-English feed, Ms. Od. to 26.. Od. ; potato, Me. to 30a. ; foreign, 21s. M. to 275. Buaa-nglish tick, 31s. to 35e. ; harrow, 355. to 395. ; pigeon, 355. t.. ; foreign, Hartigan, 265. to 32e. ; tick, 38s to 40t. ; Konigsberg, 395. to 46e. ; Egyptian, 37.. to Paea.—Caglish boilers, 40e. to —a: wbita rut blue, 40e. to 44d. • lutple, 40,. to 44..; grey, IT.. to 41..; 42.. to kid. FLOUEL—Eaglailt town, 50a to 545. ; ditto fine, 155 a to 117.. couutry, 41a. to 48s. ; households, —a. to —a. ; Norfolk awl Suffolk. 40s. to 41a.; French, 465. to 50a. per sack Ainer.can, 30a. to 335. ; Canadian, 31a. to 33a. ; Sponisb, Oils. to 49a. ARRIVAL, INTO LONDON FROM FEB. 4 TO IMB. 0. Cokatvim. %Vhe.4., new ../ 1561 ronsigil C 4.111 . Yang. i I Met. Oda Beam Pe as I qrs. 1 qrs. gra gee qrs. WS 1 1636 347: 1143 141 Lip 2BO 112 ' .. .. 36 • ..,. 10 12 00 i .... 4000 " 7131 5 . 76; I. L Rai!' 1112 I ISO 8. 1 5 lan. I 10 141 1 11543 I ssrt I 201 I 2 3004 ! 7 280 I 149 ;6. 1 1771 :mkt B I .. }10483 2599 70 I .. Sli MENDING LANE. (THIS DAY.) The following public aslesare advertised for to•roorro . w Etu.pir : 500 blade. West India, 18,000 bap of Mauritius, 4.500 bags Madras. 1,000 bags Bengal, and 3,100 bags Pe nang. Coffee : 450 cubs plantation Ceylon. The private contract markets have been inactive since Friday. and a small businees only transacted in sugar, code., ten, aud spices, aud quotations are unaltered. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow is quotes 535. net cash ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, GO.. ; February, oh to an. ; March, 60s. 6J. ; April to June, 58s. 6d. ; October to December, 56a. 6d. PARTICULARS OP TALLOW. Rtonk on hand this dmy Dettvory last week Ditto (nen 14 June Arrival last week .... Ditto (nun tit June Mee Y.C. per cwt this day Ditto Town last Friday 22.074 26,822 1.407 2,400 70%015 61,164 1361. . - MOOG 014 GLIM 415 104,377 404 Od. 634 3d. 721 en,sn 85.906 524. 34. 00s. 641. 64i. M. 161 s. 9d. Arnim! for the week aiding Feb. 20 last year, 181 auk; and delivery 1.557 casks. The arrl,al but work comprised 5 from South America; sad 410 from other places—total, 415 caik3. METROPOLITAN oArriz MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of beasts is smaller than on Monday last, and the average quality is middling ; consequently choicest kinds meet with a ready sale at fully late rates. There are • few more sheep, and trade is not very brisk, but we cannot quote lower. Good calves are scarce, and make her price e. From Germany and Holland there are 59R bessta, 900 sheep, and 14 calves; Spain, 120 beasts ; Scotland, 111 ; Ireland, 1:50; Norfolk and Suffolk, 1,900 ; and 120 from the Northern and Mid land Counties. _ Per stone of 811 it. s. d. I. d. Pre stow of 81M. s. d. s. d. Best Scots, Heralds. 5 0 5 2 Bestratadlff-hds B b Best Short-horns 4 8 6 0 Best lone-w 001..... 5 0 5 Second gnat. beasts 4 0 4 4 Do. do. Shona Calves Pip Best Dosk 1111-br,ds Ii 0 6 2 Lambs Beasts at market, 3,020; Ilhessi and lambs. 17,080; Oalval, 86; Pip. 410. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(MR; DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the market is in a quiet state, and but few sales are effected exempt for the choicest new and yearling hops. PROT - INCUR SHAER MARKETS. M tNefiESTER. FED. ik—Tbure was a slight improvement la quotations, and the market eland firm. Great %I estern, G reat at:stern of Canada, 11.—Lancaabire and Yorkshire. 115— London and North Western, 1001—SheflieK 1111—Midland 131 d _ Diu% New, 1 11-16 prey.—Berwick, 1014-9outh Masters, sr, to la—Thames and Yoram lararance. 13-16 prem. B:USIINCHAII, 9.—lfs amass today were—tUrminsbare Guaranteed at 761. VW 9d, and Staffordshire Gas new sham. :4 prem. There were bur n t Eastern Counties Faso pee Cont. Pet:terrace at 110 e, of and North Western at 1001. .4 South Misdeeds at HI. of and:iglu= Bank at LS;, and of Dud• la) and West Bromwich Bank at Market ii i ': I ni ii es }_u. is i Pa • Pi 67 ti db 6 i di Of %Us 11 - 60 i i lode 1 . 85 1 61 .. 423 101 SS "" i• et e 121 21 19{ 11I; 11 I 1.107 i 10Di i i iCqii i