The Express. — London, England, 1861-08-15 00:00:00

4 HIS MAJESTY TIM ZINC OF 'WIDEN AND MUNI= OSCAR IV LONDON. 1•.-40 day evening, at the conclusion of the re . at Akiersbolk lb. King of Sweden and Prince I *car ▪ of he niiyel Highness the Prince Consort, the si. h ,net of Prussia, and kis lloy.ll !highness the Duke 0 1 ..rt0„ 21 Faralawough.station, and haring travelled :he ?south Weenie Railway to the new station, Wands nod. proceeded with their suite, in her Majesty's is-iag escorted by a detachment of Hone Guards, "wedi.'h and Norwegian Embassy, 49, Grosvenor .. "'Atm square, whets the King and the suite wen by Cosset de Plates. Baron Beck-Frus , Van 4 bbentitz, Count Camara, Le. His Majesty rsveireil by a guard of honour of the Scots Fusilier Tto 'Thursday) morning, at an early hour, his Majesty, ti.c. led by Colonel the Hon. Alexander Nelson Hood, . .ire to her Majesty, Heron Beek•Eres, and suite, ...led in her Majesty's carriages to the Greet ..I.TO Railway, Paddington, and travelled by .1 train to slough, • to Windsor Castle. r nMruuing some time. the illustrious guest returned • endossy, where a numerous assemblage of persons cheered his Sfujesty. I rariog the 'no' uiug Prince (hair and suite have visited • , pruniptil buildings in the City. SOCIAIL SCIENCE AssociarzoN. DUBLIN, WIDNZSDAY. 1 rAtertlay ex ening Lont Brougham delivered his .magund address as president of the above anode t.,e. liL loolabip, having commenced with an ap .rpriate allusion to the great men who had Aerial Ireland by their transeendant geniva—in .uncing especially Grattan, Plunket, Wellington, and Wellesley, "the great patriot, the consummate orator, :he tint of warrior., foremost, too, amongst statesmen, a.l the Mu-trims head of his house, the poled f all who ever ruled over Ireland," and saying, ".tll of these I have been doomed to outlive, .ad to the dimensations of Providence it is fit we should k red.:not" entered as on former °calcium upon an elabo rate sal comprehensive survey of the mho of social science, and c.tocludod amid the cheers of the smoothly. INAUGURATION OP LORD PALMERSTON AS LORD WARDEN OP THE CINQUE PORTS. Th.• 6.llmring mandate has been addressed by I,ed Palmerston to the mayors sad bailiffs of the Cinque torts : .• Henry John Temple, Viscount Palmerston, Constable of :‘,e (ladle of Dower, Lord Warden, Chancellor, and Ad ral of the Cinque Ports, two ancient towns and their ~mbers, and one of her Majesty's Most Honourable Privy T,Tall and singular the mayors and bailiffs of the Cinque Pets, two ancient towns and members of the rid anque Ports and towns, sal to every of them greeting, " For certain good reasons and considerations re there into eepecially moving, I have thought it aeceesary to so illy unto ou by these presents that I purpose and sun es sayed, by 4 i isl's grace, to be at Brodmistowe•hill, rents liberty of the tows sad port of Dover, re of the Claque Pier upon the 28th day of August inst., by twelve o'clock At sous, then and there to bold a mad onset of Harp. .ay, reading to the ancient urge and easter of the siid Claque Ports, and there to take ages myself the antics of the said Mice. Thereupoe, by vines sod sada rity of my said ogre, these see in her Mejl4 4 /11 acme oraitly to charge aad command you sad every se yea to pre good Dammam and lawful warble with sia, Sr, or bar of the beet aad most dieemet at dear esneharom of every et the mid poet towns sad members eargends per mealy to be and appear before me at the pines sad time donisaid ; sad that alsoywit the "mid mayors and bailiffs, .0 ;oar respective deputise. he likewise Men and then por n/sallylk. te do as to yen hath been ameekeesd and And that you do thee and Mere owl* to me under your heads and seals of Imisegeratten what yen shall lure doge is the aseempliimwtof the pm.% eertifying me also thee and there the arm of all tire parer wro yea shall se have seummasd aad wanted se 'foretold, and the, aad there Mersin back unto me the. and there this arida* whereof you may sot fail. laded at Dowsiegotrest, under the seal of my dike, the thirteenth day of August, in the twenty-fifth year of the rage of oar sovereign lady Victoria, by the grace of God of th e United Kingdom of Great Bataan sad Indeed Queen, enact domlal, 1561._ soUTII WEsTERN RAILWAY—(Twn DAY.) Tide day the half-yearly meeting of nhareholders was held at the company's terminus, Waterloo-road; &plain Manus in the chair. The report, which had already been published, was taken as nod. The CHAnueix, is moving its adoption, said that as beg as they laboured under the temporary difilculty having to pay 27,000 C interest half yearly on the Exeter Mammies hue, it wen not to be espmted that they could keep up the usual &meant of dividend. That line ma almost shut up in aaoegsence of the wet weather ; in addition to this drnwhack they had to meet the disadvantages arising from a bad season, the Americas war, and the high rate of interest. He believed the elteMiOn would be ultimately beuefizial. They bad notubsd l 2 enema, and kept the permanent way in an elk. ant Ads. That had been proved by the strict hp ~ y whisk led been mode after the unfortunate aceidont al dm. He attached very great importance to the entsuslua Nan so St. David's, which would enable them to take the Dowse hello to Landon or to the southern counties of Zeglend without brash of gauge. The directors felt baud tennis. the meiotic, of the Adorer and Redbridge ad the Polemiteld and Southampton liar. They bad boon saccemful is opposing those attacks, bat DI cost the company a considerable sum of mosey. He was abed the people of Southemptse viers too mash dis posed to leek apse the company se epprossere. Dal they had dose • good dad to develops Ike lauds se that pia" and be trusted the people of that legality maul look epee them as Meads hi future. During the first olz Wein the proem& helf.vear the increase of talk ammantsd le 8,0001. ; sad though it was mortifying that there eisonbi be any dheiention in the dividend, he believed there um geed Mpg for the future. The scheme of supeninnealion was swyen mar consideration. It had been found noesseary to have larger buildings for the accomm o d a ti on of the locomo tive department in consequence of the increase et badness. Hr. Hmtapam n eicooded the motion, and considered the sishomput of the chairman as very . The dirni melee of per emit. in the dividend might lane been eic• meted. He thought it would have been more. After some diemesioa, the report was adopted. LONDON AND BLACKWALL RAILWAY. (THIS DAY.) The adjourned meeting of shareholders was held thi. morning, Yr. 11'N...tants in the chair, to receive the report. of the mortitieeers as to the election of a director and an auditor. Ctli;;;rnen cement of the proceedings, Mr. fiamire handed in a protest against the election of Mr. C. N.:bedlam as a director, on the ground that at the time of his becoming a candidate he was an aim of the company, holding the situation of auditor, and that he is still an auditor of the London and Tilbury Outman.% The Su RETARY thee read the result of the polls, as follows ma nraurmt — tot OACMCN. Votes. Stook. 86ares. Votes. Present.... 17 :11,110 .... 23$ 707 Proxies .... 95 221,730 .... 3,847 4,142 - 112 251,240 3,906 4,849 /EL MAIM Prevent .... 26 11,510 966 1,014 Proxies .... 107 59,160 .... 1,246 2,311 -- 133 92,800 2,212 3,218 MIL WRITHAIL Preesat 25,760 .. .... 514 NO Proxies .... 805 487,060 .. 8,623 16,250 RN 512,440 9,267 17,060 RAJORITT POI YR. WRITRAY OVER MR. GAFmMIN. 716 2:23,000 5,3124 12,241 NAJORITT FOR Wt. WaRTIMI OYER RR. VDTAILRIE. 695 420,640 6,995 13,642 FOR AUDITOR.-11R. RATcur►. (Wiest . .t 5 56,690 .... 1,264 1,432 Proxies 74 69,560 .... 1,001 1,954 103 128,440 2,389 3,396 NIL TllOlll% hell. .... 3G 41,530 .... 1,216 1,334 Pros es .... 43 56,590 .. • . 1.615 1,461 79 98,110 2,851 2,715 MAJOILIIT TOM U. uncurl. 30 301 The Cll4l/LSAN then =d . 11r: C. iftethum duly •l•eted as director. and Mr. Islsliff as auditor. Mr. WIIMAN thanks for his election. Ur v r•••••• inessonsi system seder which 0.. • I, ..ties was ssolosisil as =timely rotten. f.intitery soussal dissuelsa arm6 6 sad • vote of to the &Limas assinisi Os • %DON GURU& Olonswe Ooee►Aln (LnirtuD). -; Aersedristarwask aellogAirad 11, 12,50 N. 86.11 d. THE E: THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) AAHLBOROUGHATILERT. F.tTPAUYUiIAfT CA CANZ. Mrs. I:l..nlerA Warburton, a well-dressed female, who gave her ad irer 128, Cheapaide, was charged before Yr. Virility on a warrant fcr sot appearing to a luminous for refusing to pay her cab fere. Mr. Yardley—Why do you not pay your c a b f an , an d obey the 8110101.1011. prisoner —for that 1 must call you! Prisoner-1 do not know. Joseph Atkies. cab.dnver, badge MY), rid—l took the lady up in Lei, ester•Nosie, oe Pith Jul , , and took her to Amoral places in the City, " It le Lordship s !Artier," the City Bank. A , . . and she kept me employed Lire hours. I have heard that she has plenty of money, but she will not settle, and has traded others in the wine way. My fare is 10a She told me to cull the next day, and 1 went into tits four times after my fare, but could not Ind her. I then took out a Simmons, and have been to the court four times. Last night, happening to see her in a cab at " His Lordship's Larder," I told the cabman who ahe was, that sunimonses and a warrant were out &grind her, that he would never get his money, and that he had better drive her to the station, awl he did so. Prisoner had been car- ruing on the same •gamo for a fortnight, but had plenty of MODCV. . . . Prioner-1 contradict all that ham been said. Atkins-1 had to pay tia. for summonses and warrant. I have been here four times altogether. 1 shall be out of pocket even it I get paid my fare. Mr. Yaniley- You will have to pay 10s. fare, and 13e. 6d. costa. What have you to say ? Prisoner—Nothing. Shillingtoed, the warrant-officer, lea d—l served the pro ♦ious summons on her in a cab., Atkins—She haa got plenty of money, your worship. Shilliogford—The cabman whom she employed yesterday has not been paid. Mr. Yardley-1 can't order hi m to be paid, but he an ha . ve a summons. Second Cabman—lt's hard lines, your worship. I may be summoned by my master, awl be sent to prison. Mr. Yardley—l can only deal with the case according to law, man. Prisoner, you must pay 24" 4. 6d., or go to prison for fourteen drys. The seoonl cabman hail a summons, which was at once served on the misooer, and it was stated that several other cabmen have summonses out against her. SoUTHWARIC. THF INtSIRY DODGE. Two respeetahle-looking young women . , named Alatildet Vow! eat Cathereneelark, were brought before Mr. Combe, charged with steeling a purse containing some silver money from Ann Seymour, under the following circumstances : The prnsecutnx, laundress , said that last evening 'hews passing along St amford-street with a boodle of clothes, when the prisoners accosted her and asked her to direct them the neared way to Parliament-street. She told them as well as she could and they left her, but instead of going the way she told them they crossed the road and ran otf. Witness then suspected that they had robbed her, when she pot her hand in her pocket sod missed her purse and contents, which were safe a minute before they accosted her. She went is pursuit of them, and pee them into custody. Mr. Combe asked if they came very near her Preeecntris replied that they did, for Clark pretended to be deaf. -- Mr.CAusibe inquired whether the puree hail been found! Pobereconstable 264 A said he saw the prisoners running poet the prosecutrix, who called for him to stop them, as they had robbed her of her purse. He took them into ens. teds, hut the puree was gone. They had plenty of opportu• pities of getting rid of it before he stopped them. The prisoners, who refused to give any account of them selves, pleaded guilty, and Mr. Comhe sentenced each of time to the House of Cur. motion at Wandsworth for six !menthe, with hand labour. Atrium') Ftimm.—Two alarming fires broke eat duriag last night, one ath:Npkin and the other at Jutish-town . The first in th e p rem i ses be lunging to Mr. James Hall, Mayfield Lodge, situate in Addisoo.ganlens, Notting-hill. The clue of the outbreak could not ,be learned, but, freekthe fact of the building not being quite finished, it is thought that some of the workman might have dropped • light amoopt the wood work. In spite of the suet stresuous exertions on the part of the firemen and all pneent t lh d e flames could not be extiogyished metal they had bu through the roof of the premises, and in need the two adjoining house.. It could sot he eseertsined whether Mr. Hall was insured or not. —The other Ire took place in the premises of Mr. Welliteer, Ihmendzsper, he., No. 9, Charles place, Prince of Wales's-road, Renlish-town. The engines of the pariah and the Linden Brigade men moon in attend aoce, but conaidmehle denims Was dose to the stock in trade and the building before the Ire could be extinguished. The home was insured is the Royal and London Fire-offices. FATAL KICK ROY A DIIAT-Elolllll.—Thin morn ing Mr. Brest held en inquest at the Silver Cop, Cromer street, Omy'e•ins•rearl, es the body of Ada Gray, aged nine can, who led her life through • kick from a amphorae. It appeared that on Tuesday week the deceased was play ing a the Old St. Pancras-read, when she ran across the road towards Aldenhamatreet for the purpose of joining other children, who, with oyster shells in their hands, were soliciting the pmeers.by to " remember the grotto." As she crossed the road, • dray, belonging to Reid's Brewery, was turning out of Alilenhem-street, which has • slight decline in the road, when the child, con• fused by • rubbish cart, which was passing at the same time, ran against one of the dray horses, and fell. The wheels were prevented from going over her by • man, who instantly sensed her, and finding blood pouring from her body, he conveyed her to the Royal Free Hospital. Mr. Hill, the house surgeon, found that she had MI- Wood a compound fracture of the left leg through a ter rible kick from the horse, scraping away all the soft parte-- the Beth, arterica, and large vessels—and exposing the base. The only chance sof saving the child's life being by imme mediate amputation, as otherwise mortification must ban set in, the limb we. skilfully taken off at the thigh by Mr. Omit. The poor child anis ived the operation osly three days, and on Friday she died from the shock to the system. The mother of the deceased, widow of • chemist s assistant, was fetched from her work to find her child in the pitiable coodition above described. Several respectable witomen entirely exonerated the driver of the dray from all blame. The jury Wormed a verdict of " Accidental death.' THE FATAL EXPLOPTON OF • PARATTIN LAMP. — Lad ' sight Mr Brent resumed and concluded the inquiry, at the 'Beak of England Tavern, Patidingtou, on the body of Mr. Montmorency Hemet Stokes, clerk in a surveyor's office, and late of 1 Desborough-plane, ilarrow•road, who lost his life through endeavouring to suppress the flames in which his wife (previously deceased) was enveloped through the explosion of a paraffin lamp. The particulars of the former ispory hare ay been given in our columos. The jury Monied the following verdict :—" That the deceased did die from the mortal effects of burns and other injuries of divan parts of his body, oecesioeed by his having become burned - by an explosion of the vapour of • certain substance imbed paraffin oil. but which was not the paraffin oil sold by a body called the Paraffin Oil Company, and that the ex- C:lnaforesaid, and the death of the mid Mootmorenev t Stokes wu caused accidentally, and by misfortune. b THE LAIR MELANCHOLY CABE OT DIOWNINCI AT POODLE& —Oor correspondent writesfrom Peebles yesterday evening—" Intelligence was received here this afternoon to the effect that the dead bodies of the two unfortunate youths, Wight and 13allenden, who accidentally fell into the river Tweed on Monday, have been found ' • the MO at Melrose Cauld, sod the other at Tweed Bridge, three miles from Selkirk."—Edirsbero4 Courant. Tier Moomi.—Notwithstanding the deluges of rids in the early part of Monday, several of the more ewer sportsmen were out upon the moors, sear Crieff, before t 6 sunshine burst upon the hills is the afternoon, and were remarkably succeseful. The Western* Crania, Aberceirney, and other moors were not, however, opened, is coneepeuce of the stormy weather ; hut most of them would be commenced yesterday. The various hills in Perthahire an even better stocked than was anticipated, the coveys being stroeg, numerous, and healthy ; and if the weather Mot been at all favourable, an immense number of grouse would have fallen beneath the marksmen's skill on the memorable "Twelfth." A s it is, the results. so far as they have come to hand, form no index to the soon which may be yet expected. On the Auchlioe range, Captain Brook Banks and party, after • few hours' sport, killed 68 brace of grouse, Derided a quantity e other game. The extensive ranges of the Perth estate were opened with great vigour, and, considering the short period the sportsmen were out, with great sumac The Hon. Gilbert Illeathcote, M.P., and Colonel Turret shot over the Muir o f Orchi d about two o'clock in the afternoon, and bagged 26 brace of splendid grouse. The atmd skill of the party, it is sa id, was well tested by the solidus , . and advanced 'con dition of the birds. The same party were ce the moon yesterday. On the Clathick range IS brace awl 2 white harem were secured in a brief space during the afternoon. At Atichnafres H. I. Thompson, and party shot upwards of 30 brace of grouse, besides mine of other descriptions. His Royal Highness the Maharajah Dhuleep Singh and party enjoyed capital sport at Anchtyre, near Killimduring the short perindthey were upon the bills, and killed upwards of 30 brace of grouse. On the Canadian rune the sport was likewise good. A number of boxes sod hampers of game have already left per the Crieff Junction Railway for the youth, and on the whole the seems has been rommeuced auspiciously. Deer stalking ham not yet bwan. tut the prospects are brighter than for many yeare.—Ania bairmii Courant. MVADZIL lIT • Mere IN 11111141 CD. —WO are pained to announce that, oo Wednesday night last, or early on Thursday morning, a brutal murder was committed at Tulivalleo, Tipping, in the neighbourhood of Newtown. hamilt,o, by • dumb man, moaned John Collins. The victim waa • small farmer, named Peter M'Arcile,erhe resided alone in a small cottage in Tull/Oen. Collies was in the habit of bodging now and again with the murdered man ; and ;t is stated that he is some remote relation of M'Ardle. Is the noun of Friday the murderer was arrested. Collies, ou beieg interropted by Mr. A rmstrong. at once eeknow- Boit be had eonunfttel the deed, stating that two (whom he named at the time! had told him to "nmellar Wardle with the crowbar." The primmer WSJ lodged is theNewry BridewelL —..Vurry rap t. 'REES, THURSDAY LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NT =sumo manila) READING MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) ENTRY FOR THE STAND PLATE Half a mile. Neophyte, 94 slb ; Libellers', 94 ; Man.at•Arms, !ht ; Hooper, 8.1 9th ; Eben , Bst ilb ; Dr. Nichol, Set 21b ; Tara, 84 Zb ; Hartley Wintney, 84 21b ; Antwerp, let lab ; Pomona, Tat 12lb ; Penalty, let 10th ; Little Gerard. Tel 7th; Gwellyan, 74 ; Yaow Girl, Set 121 b ; Duplicity, 64101 b ; Nabliss, diet sib ; Maid of Pens, Oat Olb ; Rhaebua, fit 6lb ; Doe Giovanni, 64 4lb ; Tarragona, 64 4lb ; Siete Clans, fit 21b ; Repartee, 64 2lb ; gee hone, 54 12111; Vicki", 64 1016 ; W Harlington, 64 109) ; Elsowdrep, hat 71b; Stella c, 64 7M; Mims oolgar 54 71b ; Lady Mates, Set 71b ; Soorpien, Sei 71b. All en here. ENTRY FOR CAVERSHAX PLATE. Six furlongs. Neophyte, 9st 51b ; King of Forest, 9$ 21b ; Libellous, 94 ; Man-at-Arms, ; Dartmouth, fist; British Grena dier, ; Shepherdess, 74 71b • Veaper, 74 ilb ; Gwellyan, 74 41b ; Cheesecake, Ist 41b ; 7st 41b ; Little Dick, Tat 21b ; Dartmoor, 7st ; Brother to Meg Merrilies, 74 ; Sweetbread, 74 ; The Pope, Gat 12Th ; ehrienihilde, Out 12Th ; Pbilomel , Gat ; Lady Elizabeth, Gat 101 b ; Esther, Get 7lb ; Dotterel!, Get 7lb ; Draghound, Out 4111 ; Silkstose, Est 41b ; Joy, Gat 4 1 b ; Strawberry Leaf, set 12Ib ; Montebello, 2 pa, let ',lb. All are here. READING STAKES. Halt a mile. Patriot, Isis!, Grind°if, Tura of Luck, Bleckcock, King of Hearts, Summer Breeze, c by Birdcatcher, end Margery ars bare. THAMES II .A NDICA P. Dee mile and three quarters. Noweray, Jackal, Foretop, Atmia, New Forest Deer f, Doe John, Dorking, BaUy Edmo4 (acorn c, Sycophant, Clotilde c, Medusa, and Rodpole are here. WHITLEY STAKES. One mile. Amsterdam, Misty Mora, Nosegay, Slrepherdere, Vesper, Wombat, Oscine, Jamie Brows, tflottlile c, Slaerborne, Athenitone, Acre, Mae Eleanor , Overton, Itodpole, and Sweetbread are Isrra. MINES.-(THIS DAY) Two o'CLocit. There is a great demand to-day for Wheal Sebon alerts, at fi2l, "buyers." Esat Devon Great Consuls are also in request, at 11 to 21, owing to an improvement at the mine. Wheal Lud .x4t have risen to 3/. Marke Valley are quoted 9/ to 10 ; West Polmear, 18s. to 20s. ; and %Vest Rosedown 19 to 21, being firm. Tin mining shares generally are neglected. Providence are quoted 324 to 38, and East Caradon, 24 to Foreign and colonial mining shares are veryquiet. At North Miners quarterly meeting yesterday the accounts showed a balance of assets over liabili ties of 4,1101. At Wheal Grenville meeting, also held yesterday, the accounts showed a balance of liabilities over assets of 1,818/. A call of 4s. per share was made. The Worthing Mining Company have sold a parcel of regulus at Swansea of 48 per cent., realising 421. 13s. per ton. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. IMPERIAL AVERAGES. July 0 13 20 27 Aug. I 10 Ix week.' Aggro rale Average ~YMet 10,1 ' 31s . ("1". 1.1 1 161 7e id Sis 11 4 4,214 lid 60s Od 30e ild'ills 04 426 4d Aes Od 7d 30s Ild'ils id It' 84 376 104 Is 24 304 led Us 64 4'S 104 Ws Id Is id 204 Ildies id SU Id 7190 04 Is 0410 e I Id Ms 74 Us Ild'als Od - -- -- Od Xs Id Ws 114 as 114. w 4 M Dr l7 . — Wlerea NWM, MU, *ye, beau., rug rem. 1. Ewan OWN SOLD Lair Wsaa.—Wbeat, 71,14/1: barley, 1 . 101 . .0111. 2,4 a• Me, 7; Estee. 1.6d6 . pest. 161 spotter& LIAGILAX SHOWING as PLOI.TOAI7OXS IN TOE arsaeoa rum MINCING LANE.—(THIB DAY.) SHOAL—The public wales of Mato Rico sad Cuba are programing steadily at yesterday's pima. Refined firm. Come. —The trade And shippers hays motioned to buy steadily at the large public sales, and prices are well sup result of the public sales has rather improved the tone of the market. Jun has advanced about 10s. Ron steady. Rim—Quotations are sustained. Bricgs remain firm. M irketa generally steady to-day. TALLOW hiARIEET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is dull at the followies prima :—Team tallow, 465. 6d. set cosh ; Pstentiam Y.C., ow taw spot, 465. &L ; September, 455. 6d. ; to Dscombre, 465. 6d. ; January to March, 465. METROPOLITAN OATTLE mums?. (THIS DAY.) The number of beasts is smaller than on Thursday hurt. Choice itualitiss soda denaml at fully Monday's quotations, and some hastancas theylrialissmlbsr higher prices. The supply of mid lambs is rather shorter. nude is active, especially for and prism era a little better. Trade is airy heavy for sales, at low rains Our foreign supply caesium of 106 tamale, 2,840 'hasp, and 410 calves. From Irseeland ws ,47 bomb and 190 lambs. The number of much on sale is 101 aim of alibi 4. al. s. 4. Tor dam at Sibs. I. . Doi Seib. lad& 4 111 60 DM Dist fit-bds Sk 6 64. MSS 4 4 4 0 Dot Last-w 0015.... 0 0 lessad qua birds 0 4 310 Do. Mx Shorn 4 Calm Pip 34 • 4 Do. Es Mum .... 4 4 DsdDsstml2•bndso 0 0 0 Lulu Doris al sorb* NS; lamp NM Dabs. 11,200; Ofiilee, 041 PIM iso. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mews. Dario and Co. report trade wiry slow at the fol low* priers :—Prime meadow hay, 73e. to 84e. ; superior ditto, See. to 103 e. ; interior ditto, 36e. to 50a. ; saw ditto, 5011. to 80e. ; dower, old, 90e. to 120 e. ; slaw, 2ile. to 34e. ITrrivntsirry COLLEGE, LONDON. —The council have adjourned for the long vaeseloo. Their next NOWOO will be on the 2nd November. At their lent the following proceedings took place :—Thanks were voted es I=7 of London for the armee preached by him at St. M Church. Oakleyaquare, ea the 21st alt., on behalf of the hospital, and for his lordship having aomded to • request that he would become one of the vimpresidente of the hospital. Edward Aklain Leathern, Esq.. ILP., a former student of the college, who had taken degrees with hewers at the University of Laden was appointed a fellow (in arta) of the college. Mr. Cite; Yni Tang, a native of Ching Wha, son of the mandarin as governor of How Chow, end a distingnished student of the college at Hang Chow, was appointed professor of Chinese. Temporary charge of the department of skin diseases at the hospital, hitherto under the care of Professor Jeoner, M.D., was assigned to Mr. William F. Teevan. The appointments to the profeeaorships at Italian language and literature, and of pathological anatomy, as well sa for the permanent arrangements respecting the department of skin diseases at the hospital, stand over until the next academical year. THE EARLY CLOSING MOVEHLNT.—A meeting of the drapery Arms in Islington, convened by circular, wss held yesterday morning at the Priory, Upper-street, Mr. 8. E. Barnes in the chair, when resolutions were unanimously adopted proposing an arraogement forelosingduring the winter season at not later than 5 o'clock on Saturdays, and (for • period of four months) at Dot later than 7 o'clock on the other evenings of the week. The employers present under• took to call upon those who were absent, the Secretary of the bitty Closing AASORiSHOH, Mr. litter, being in the mete time deputed to forward a communication to the firms who were about to be waited epos. It was stated by the secre tary of the local committee (Mr. Harris), that nearly 300 ladies residing in that district had recently added their names to the declaration not to make purchases after two o'clock on Saturdays. It appears that several drapery sod other firms in Islingtoe have been closing at 5 or 8 o'clock on Saturdays through the summer. It is now hoped dint the movement will become more general, and that the hearty co-operation of the public will be forthcoming. IMPRISONMENT FOR DERT.—IL is sometimes supposed that imprisonment for debt has been almost abolished, but the official returns show that in the year ending at Michaelmas last there were committed to the prisons of England for debt and on civil proms no less than 11,088 men and 639 women, is all 11,707; acid, kris as the comber morns, it has never been so small in any year since 1858. In the five years, 1851.56, the annual "'Ms was 9 , 347 in the five yew, 18.16-60, it has been 13,85 u. SINGULAR. CATAMOPIII AT PrfANCTILeTER. —Yes terday. as accident, attended with fatal results, took gr bo at i te esi ard el Mn. ine Worthiogton, contractors, &twee' nine and ten o'clock, as a man nensei James Haslet was bringir.g • lorry, with some wygwm ea it, eat al the yard, there were seven or eight wele staff mar the gate, and a labourer named Thomas Harrold tsilithew to get out of the way. They moved sway haw the pa, of stood under the well which encloses lee yard. A. lihe luny came out of the yard , one of the ethEt7 mates weight the wall, which fell and buried three al the boys ander the cilbria. A number of men assisted to pi the boys from under the bricks and rubbish with which they were covered. On being extricated, one of the her' wee freed to be dead, a woad died almost immediately afterwards, and a third was takes to the Royal la6rwarY. — ,1 1 / a ndiester Examines. July Wily IS. July 710. July 17.1 Aug. 3 Aug. 10. • . .. •• "" . • • 7. I: : . . EVENING, AUGUST 15, 186 L SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cloow. The nulway share market is dull to-day, and the variation in prices is not very important. Greet Western, Midland, and Great Northern stocks have improved to per cent., while London and North Western and Eastern Counties have receded t. Caledonian and South Eastern are without change. London and North Western stock is now quoted to 21 ; Great Western, 67 to I ; Midland, 123 t ot ; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 108 to I, ex div. ; South Eastern, 80 to ; EasternCounts's, 47 to Caledonian, 100 to 1014 ; and Great Northern,; 100 to 106. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have reco vered to 15-10 to 1 1-16 prem. San Paulo Rail way shares are in increased demand. Indian Rail way stocks are firm. 311,1711 H POSIIIMIONIL pi lEd I RAILWATI. I a° 4 1 : 7 4° 71 I P4lll p.m. 1"1•1 100 all UMW to la 67 61 - KNO Ilea Des. &C.18.6.105a. 94 N 947 111 all De. do. B. ... 104 all Boado&lakelinronlL ii# 6 - 10 an Do. hairlines UN IN 1181L,Ina8..110odielob Ilp.o Eds., Aug. 1 1871 iodorsalb7Buff.4l..a. 15 911 - 1N 100 1/0. Je171.1878. ditto- N 7 0 - 100 IN Do. Inns 1, 1874. ditto. SI TS .- 6 all Calcutta &S. Eastern. - 111 13 lOspsT.&Dockflp.c.im . 1 It dim - SO 74 Celiac, gua ng l i per oat. dim par - 9to all ',astern 114 100 1 Rut Indian N all I Do. Jubbnipoire -- - 100 all I Do. 44 p. ce Debut 97 91 - 100 all' Do. 6 im. at. da - 100 all Do. do. do. 181630 99 100 - 19 all Orel° & Ilelbourrs - - - 8t /86 Grand 27uak of Osoodo 18 19 - 100 m/1 Do. 6pc ot. trod - 1N all Delec.Pref.lp.otlia - - - 100 all Do. 6 per ca. DelawL. 02 IN - 100 sll Do. 7 per 0 5 Un- •• • - - - 100 all Do. do. 1887.- - - - B. all Do. do. 1871 - - 92 110. 1011 iftwa Indira Pulosala 954 964 067 64 SO 10 Do. Now 1 Of dim' , - 114. IN T all Ol W est of u ., 4 6 ottert 921 95 95 104 1 94 10 914 IS Do. Now lll# 10f dis - IN all D0.6p.c5d5.p4771.w.011 94 98 - 100 all Do. 54 do.. 77.wit.op. 88 96 - 160 ail Do. do. 78 edam's,. - - - 1N all D0.64p.ce8da.947.71 - - - 111. 1011 Madras Ouse. 4 per et. N 95 - 9t IN De. do. 11 pg. el 11114 944 944 IS 105 Do. 0 pre at ea. 87 80 - 10 all Do. a per cent. do._ - - dim - Bt. NO Nelb.Corp.6p.4ll.lands - - N all IN. Brunorick & Okuda clams • cep. sh. Land - IS IS all I Da. do. do. 6 7 •••• all Do. do. B wip. do. 4 6 - N all Do. do. Lad do. I 4 6 - 111. IN Scind s 99# 1004 - 90 16 Do. Punisub ll 1 dis 14 SO ail Do. do. - - - N. 100 Do.lnd.ot.Fka.g.sp 4 91 N - 10 1 iTrialdad,lAmitsd.Barip • I, dim - COLONIAL GOVEZNIIINT 10107111118. No. 16b I 8100 u. lEd 1 . price.. I Bake. .oov. %p.c., 18774_ 100 106 109 - :::: :: Do. 6percent.,18813.2.. 100 - - - .... .. Do. 6 per cent..lBBll4 . 100 - - _ .... .. Do. 8 per ct.Feb.dAng. 100 106 107 - - . .. Do. 0 per ctalar.&Sep. 100 109 110 - 2.800. .. Du. 5 per cent. .... .. 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Western 10 Norther Scotism' is. we Great Northers 04 100 Do. • Sloth /14. 103 Do. 11 Stook lit. 100 (n. Nowa it Wed. (Ls) IS. rOO Great Western 81. 100 DoAtoerVith6aa.Blll IS. 100 lancaskthatt Yorkaktrt 19. 140 lambs sad llaakvan . 0.. 100 == w t D Cg re_ __. 118. 100 Leados• Noah ww 121 an _ Do. 11112111• N. 1 an 05 imaisWestarn a 111 all la ro .. r kli =iisi 100 111‘11dolUesslilk 81. 109 Illetrainfilwa 610 Ms Do. New W. 100 Do. Mo. /Mato 40 all Ind. OS. Ws. (bs.) DS an Yid Ease 109 all Swoons awl Comdr 10 9 Newry& Anthek4o9 10 all newry.Warreswilis 91. 100 Norfolk St. 109 North Willa W. all North Devon Doll. ID. 81. all Do. • St. 100 N. leders—Benrkk U 161 De. O.N.LPnrc W. NG Do. Iwo& St. St. 100 Nova NO 199 6 Ltk 10 all NallhinNislisslisw 19/ peak Inalladdimi in. nu l7+ NolL•OnalkulA .. Cl. 10 all Puler II all 58.100 = r eenlist U. 100 assellik N. L •W.. 9111. 11. 100 limalki lildland It. 100 alispillio USIOII 19 all 111111.1=sallwers 110. 100 Us* 110. 1011 loin Rastas ... N. 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WI Leadietheia said WAIN' LAX W.Dov.&N m. ape. LIM W.7p.c.St loosed Loodondrryd Ennio. ski lian.llbeL Line.dp. el De. fd Do. bj pee abut Do.redsweschiss 6 p.ct Afsilandeous.4p.c.6tock De. Coos. Hr. & 11.0p.c Do. 4lp.ct. ?esteem!' Do. lAN. Ift.elsto 4 p.c. Norfolk 6p. 4.2.2. &ea Ns:rib ErWsk 6 precut De. New Or. 6 p. ct. Do. Border Union gna S.ll44.—Cons.4p.o.PrL D 1. 1 ?;:!..-diPA N.ll aie7YWririeiiipers. -- - Wirth Olatfordehlro IleerAloh Cont. New Pref llooLN.Y.l* pet. Pro Let Do. Aber. go.6p. e Do. 7 wet. TreL Stook 8. S. Devoe Fize A d a. 64 ,L ic it z Po. 4 per ma D. tad 4 pa coot P. Wales pm 4 p. amt Dw ypa ems IL Ir•faii .a. goa litedulablithag p ton6p.o Dr.. do. Ditto Do. Water.* Cilkowayilp. w e. Irlud—OxtastguiLit Do. do. :bad do Do. ?Coop. 6 p. et. Prof IDe.do.pery. 6 p.a. pref 100 100 100 100 100 Ws 111 109 MO IA 104 66 4 124/ a 1041 CO We YS 1 4i se Clods, prime I asks to-dm yourtorday. to 1 p.m. 4 Si 84 80 41 ii I: IV! 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II 60,000 i WOO! 00 LOOM 100 VOIZION RAILWAY% 6 Algorism . ail 'Damn lb BaMalan ▪ ! Adman 133 Daldailbillta h lt s T a p.a :=: 1. all In 30 Commaasi Al e ao lbfi r i a aD aL V i rh2ensolos 16 Dada Rhoda all /Morn of Dann a/1 ed. 211011111111 goo p. di Qt. Control of limo all Gt. Dumb.. Coast. IL all Italian Junction all lake Constance & Hale all Lem ono Turnhout all Lyons and Genera all Marla Antonia all Nan Allege t r lthe all Do. op.o. Dolg.goiv. aL /imam of 16 . Do. Non chars all ,Nanrogian Trask hot 11 !Ottoman ninyrnialdin) • Dada, Lyons. and Modlt all Pads and (Mom 11 lade and B. hoodoo° Chrainemico bu ) g. p. Males rid Dunsrg 0 as loyal IDankh all Dafrocilab all ! D o Ih pw cont. ell Ilemboo and Meuse . all 1_ Do. la par cont. Prof. • Sehndo'llni.l.7perot. 111 &Aug.& Lorn.oendlaa ▪ ,Ilootheru of Frame.. dl Root Flanders pot rent Prof el ▪ Wed.* N. W. of Dam/ ▪ Wodus of Oaairlo Ii H - _ 4 ii dm i _ I I _ 1 10 11 k 1111 11l 71 . N a 36 SO Pe 9 1 111 7 die See 444 ie b 7 • aims a 4 l 4 i li die 2 1 Pa 24 22 . 4 .. Il . k DOCK& ICL prkes. I Mks. 1100,410 4t. iCommercial ,lOO 164. SR Do. 4p. et. Prof. Yin 000 tee. ' St. East and West India 100 117 119 60311.31 St. 'London llOO 63 66 • 1,000.e00 St. 14t. Katharine 100 00 03 iSoutlnun 300,61151 St. pton 'loo 300.000, St. , Victoria !No 93 96 I.WOI 50 :Do. New i S I I die No. I Ok. /0111Glf MINI MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DA Y 4 REDUCTION IN THE RATE OF DIRCOIIRIE •AT THE BANK OF ENGLAND. Two o'Crocz. The directors of the Bank of England have thin day reduced their minimum rate of discount from b to 4} per cent. The step is regarded with satisfaction, but has had little effect in the Stock Exchange. Firmness. however, prevails. The funds have risen I per cent. The India Loan Scrip is firm at 1001, and the stock at 100: to I. The usual telegrams from the Paris Bourse haw not yet come to hand. Console are officially marked 904, g, and I for money, and 90: and i for the account. The present quotations are 904 to 3 fee money, and 904 to 4., for the 10th Sept. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cents. Reduced, 904, 4 ; New Three per Cents, 904, 4, ; India Stock, 230 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1003, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 964 ; ditto Bond; 4s, 35., dim. ; Five per Cent. "aniseed" rupee paper, 944 ; ditto Five-and-a. Half per Coot., 1014 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 11s., 10s. db. ; ditto June, 15e., Is, 4e. die. In the foreign stock market the principal trans actions have been in Turkish Bonds, which, after slightly improving, are now quoted about the same as yesterday afternoon, viz.., 78} to for the Loan of 1854, and 891 to for that of 1858. Other foreign stocks are quiet. Sales are recorded as follows :-- Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 99 ; ditto Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 88 ; Equador New Consolidated, 134, 13, ; Russian Four-and a-Half per Cents., 90 ; Sardinian Five per Centz., for account, 24; Turkish Six per Ceuta., 1854, 784; ditto for account, 78i, 4, 1 ; ditto Six per Cents, 1858, 691 ; ditto for account, 1, ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 714, I. The discount market continued easy yesterday. The rates for good bills were 4} to 4} per cent. Business at the Bank of England accordingly con tinues slack. More movement may probably be experienced it the money market on Friday in connexion with the payment of 1,000,0001. on Victoria Debentures. The instalment of 20 per cent. on the India Loss of 5,000,0001. payable on Tuesday, has to a cos , aiderable extent been met in advance. About 12,0001. in gold was bought by the Bank yesterday. The North America, from Quebec, his brought 30,8001. in specie. Private telegrams report a decline of 10. in tie Exchanges at Shanghai and Hong Kong. Thin will further check the flow of silver from England. The following memorandum relates %o the debt of Ecuador : &triode's Commission of Agency, 11, Austi of rian, London, August 14, 1861. Messrs. Gutierrez and Co. have forwarded to the sai 'ivies in London 2,000 quintals of cocoa, with instructisis to baud the proceeds (about 3,600/.) when sold, to the hied agent of the republic towards the payment of the interestea the consolidated debt. The dividend to be proposed at the approaching meeting of Ottoman Bank shareholders will be at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum, with an addition of 3,0001. to the reserved fund. There is a confident report that, owing to the large expenditure of the London and North Western Railway Company, the forthcoming dividend wilt be at the rate of only 31 per cent. per annum , with but a small surplus. For the oorresponding six mouths of last year it was 6 pee cent. per annum. The London and North Western Railway traffw return shows this week a decrease of 4781., the Great Northern an increase of 1,8921., the London and South Western an increase of 3341., and the Lancashire and Yorkshire a decrease of 1,0001. At the meeting yesterday of the Atlantic Erg Mail Steam Navigation Company the directors re port was adopted. It was resolved to issue shares or stock for increasing the nominal capital from 500,0001. to 1,100,0001. The half-yearly meeting of the Kent Coast (late Margate) Railway Company is called for the Met inst., and will be made special, to authorise the company to raise 60,0001. by the creation of new shares, and to borrow 20,0001. With the exception of Midland, the " continua tion" on which rose to It per cent., the supply et English railway stock at the settlement yesterday was generally small. London and North Western and Great Western stocks carried a " backwardation",of 1-16, and Great Northern of 3-16. Lancashire and Yorkshire stook was also scarce, and was borrowed on " even " terms. The " contango "on South Eastern was to 3-16, and on Caledonian to A dividend of 255. per share is announced on the shares of the Friesland Gas Company. The half-yearly interest is advertised on Panama Railroad Seven per Cent. Bonds of 1872. With reference to the market for American se curities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows: The market for American securities in London has bee& steady during the past week. Erie sad Illinois Shares base off a little firmer at the close, owing to the improved oar. tatiocs received to-day from New York. WFDNIMDAY_EvErnrci. Consols, which closed yesterday at 901 to 1 far the 10th September, opened this morning at 9O to 1, and closed at 90g to f. For money the lest price was 901 to 1. The official business repast is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, far mone, 901, ; ditto, for account ( Set. -a 10), 901, *; Three per Cents. Reduced, 901, ; New Three per Cents., 904, 1, ; New Two-an -Half per Cents., 75f ;In Stock, 220, 218 ; ditto Rye per Cent. Stock, 1001, f ; ditto, for account, loot, ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. "enfaced" rupee paper, 101 k. India Five per Cents. continue in demand for investment. The stock touched 1001, and closed at 1(.041 to tl. The scrip reached 100/, and left of at 1001. Notwithstanding the ease in the money market, the March Exchequer Bills were flat, at 16s. to die., and the Juno at ss. to 2s. die. . _ The transactions in the foreign stock market were to a fair extent. The Turkish Loan of 1858 experienced several variations, being marked from 69g down to 884. The closing quotation was wet materially different from that of yesterday, being 692 to 2. The Loan of 1854 declined per cmt., leaving off at 782 to 4. Mexican Bonds were quoted 224 to for the new account. Peruvian were rather quiet, but the late rise is fairly supported. Buenos Ayres show no recovery. No variation of importance occurred in the market for Bank shares. London and County Bank and National Discount were rather mare offered. St. Katharine Dock stock fell 2 per cent., whilst London and East and West India Dock ad vanced 1 per cent. The closing quotations fur shares in new under takings to-da i y were as follows :—Ocean Marine 4 Insurance. to 1 prem. ; Thames and M erse y Marine, 13-1 h to 15-16 prem. ; Univers:l Marine la eurauce, 13-16 to 11-16 dim. ; London and Provincial Marine, dim. to par ; Oriental and General Ma rine, 2 to 4 prem. ; Mercantile Fire, 11.16 tw 13-16 prem. The prospectus of the Commercial Uninn Fire Insurance Company was received with favour, awl the price was quoted in the morning; to 1 pre mium, but some speculative sales being p:rs.ed e there was afterwards a decline to 2to premium. LONG LITZ IN ENGLAND.—It Speakri well f.w healthiness of Eogland that in the year 1t•5:1, for which dm returns have jut been pubhahed, the list of deaths ieclmied 23 men and 36 women who bad attained what Ln. Farr calls the 'Kenna lifetime of a hundred) ears." The eland man in the obituary of the year died at Sunderland. aged 107 ; but a woman in Wokingham district, Barks, was la. and two women, one in Moomoutluihins sod Gee in F Wales, had reached the patriarchal age of lid Of teem centenarians eight were found in London ; the county the could boast the largest number is Somersetehire, m w►i*, there ware seven. Des Aeon* Matted Bradllan. Maoha d Boy (Li el mited) Do. Lad Nan. On CiwOon.lllw Ow haw °obey Copper g s orountala Oepper Porta= General Gt. Northern of B. nattralhiTal Espana& (Um) Mares Lamitealan Mar=N. .ftwor cd B. Australis( Lim) Peniebandellyeelned Peet Phillip BOMA Amnia. (Ile) United Medea& I Weellthes (Lbw) JOINT STOOK inkLAra mad V. W. lank aulrakeda Dist tot W ee et Ink el Turbo DM* N. Amnia _ book of Was I — AsiteaWilla Mira.' lael l4 . Mfg' fig ladKi lii.7.iiiatiis— laamiL . I Leeds 41 1 = et"A". •1111,11= Lea. A. bask al AMA re'''. --- rier — - Llama am .... random Is limili mow Ira. arl W 11l Two. 4:1 1 = • .. liaised Molt N!w eslaill WA. ileidiclaupwa 43•Isma Ark Previadd id Mira SIMI& Mamba MOE of AuIBMs a link* ?!/..Pla I a s t — ii iimiiiii Pm-. wii.', :..°°'.l - .:iiil I..iiii 4.7111 -I ;iii Z; 030 11S81! aeon 11,110 00,000 1,720 11!!,070 40,0404 40,000 400,000 10,000 10.000 10,001 10,000 11,000 270,000 10,9 X 11,010 !!.4-/C* Anglo•Maatam Minn .. Atlantic AL Mall St. (L) Atlantic TeL (Lim. , Ammaralian Arica • • • • Bartle Watorwarks.. .. Brit A Irish Ila& TaL A Da i t we c VII Net 114 14e 11 If 10.03,.1 EB 30 SO IS IS 13 110 10 IS 103 107 Naiads Lad 0 . 30 , 12.af Mate .-.firstlealt iVelaranee Do. • p.l. o =ta g t &India lamtlimP * alrONA Illaatate Neg. NM Asa. asp. litsain c araka Great Ildp Do. 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Tam ulainoo's Lad_ I I I Per i Pei i 919 9 99 9 6 9i Onion OP THE NARROW GAUGE BETWEEN PADDINGTON AND READlNG.—Yeaterdav the narrow gauge between Paddington and Reeding, in the laying of which a very large number of workmen have been engaged during the pat few months, was opened, by a short tuna being ran from Rellif to London and back. The train started at 4.45 a.m., returned at half-past 9 o'clock ;and con. veyed Mr. Lane (the chief engineer of the line), Mr. Macin tosh, Mr. A. Higgins (district superintendent at Reading), and other officiih. There is now a mixed gauge between Birmingham and Paddington for a distance of 1294 miles, sad treinsain be run without break of gauge from Liverpool to the metropolis direct. It is anticipated that a great in. crape in traffic, especially goods, will take place in cruise gamma of the extension of narrow gauge, and :0 meet the requirements of the public a new platform and temporary station will be erected in the course of a short time beyond the present up-station at Reading • alterations will, it is expected, also be made at Slough. Trains will probably commence running throughout in the course of x, month or two. THE ASSAULT UPON THE CHIEF CONDTABLE OF Lime AT Noawicii.—With reference to the assault recently committed upon the Chief Constable of Leeds, at Yorwich, by the friends of a young lady with whom be had previously been intimate, we (Leeds Merrurgl understand that steps have already been taken by Mr. English for bring ing the matter before a legal tribunal, when the whole of the facts will coins out. There is great exaggeration in the mod . w hi c h h ave been published, and the rumours which are earnest are of • most absurd character, but it is unne cessary that we should make any esparto statement in an ticipates of what must ultimately come before • superior omits l it l ii vs 1 "iii N Id 1 1 fl 11 14 1 1 11 4 412 1 7111 1 i 1 I 4 1 14 dis per I 41 96 86 SI 64 20 20i 58 1 01 .114 62 6i 161 17 nits 2 3 %Pm St 4 Al 30 31 li 2(U. 03 0 11 i 2 . ▪ 11 I 713 - S.OOO 11.000 .10,2!? lii:iiii 040001 10,003 100,000 00.4:03 44174 10,100 E 0! 'I i - iiii 40111 Kali 110,000 81.100 1 1 81 1 37 34 U 34 73 75 $7 39 14 U If Ii U 11 SI 40 Si lei lii ul 05 1 - r"'