The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-12-14 00:00:00

V ,i. ... E. Yam m r 1,0 DU N alizEirrs, , Dse4 IS; furies of-serfage, Its dello*. lir ptepere for their I ' • :IR Saari OF PHI I fate. , . • • . ; . . i , • MILITARY PROMOTIONS. ~. i* ! 1 •TO TIP'. fgpttoit or TOR ATATt.SMAN. :4to tiiol ii, Gia..Dweiur Walfabllot lb . commence , - ;1" .t. ••• ~ • • • Atts,.-LPerhaft-rfe "aunt ass, so *Underfed and so •• War Nice, Der. 12. , . I before ate Second military • Invirion of Paris ; end utterly-beyond all expectation, as that which decided De Roll's Regiment. - . I-. A eotl4l2.S.'a lair, it Jgo.eitgested, moughe. decided neaten:m*3. Jollany, from half-pay of the aneseurs Bekaa- _ .. the fat. of Irrreetta,loe the presentifier prodotkrillso algae,. la be, Lieutenant, vice Morita, who exchanges. ' - .11)-ilay. As the 6w for this riabilaltnieut of Preto . STA FF. l le bli ill po q..e . reatiort:; and assuredly Peace never ' "' l e i Giorts . las Oki' !Me •Tnit . ex ct to heir of . Major -General jr A George Morrny. K,COI). to be. Q orrter-„ Pa I Y Pe came with less appearance of her arrival being wel- Rstioer-nerientl to ifs, Anis tervistg - inalot rti4 ampeatatorr im , ~,,K , v ' **trials and sniecetiormopeklitys• - • . • •-+ I • ~ .. - . .... Field-Marshal the Duke of Wel li ngton. wish -the tur.il rasa : • . 1 10 „ - ". oome. Can any reason be assigned for thiq, in a e r Li ta i enat p.ii iima l. asA b s .i.:,,,,th aru g,_:.,. _ • ..1•, , • Irt the meantime the Allied troops . tr`tirk on, _gni! 1 _,• -1 _g nil.; so excressinury sens ible to its glory; and . ---, • . ~: •' : ,• .•'; • are tell4l if POistroltUrr VC RE . y 4 . Avg .re t. y mu ~ me. Is mani- -• ERRATUM in tfie GA ZETTRlelbilillbstt.t44. • ; w hi c h had so long seethed under the continued pies • . couture. to Regiment of Insiallisaids. , • r. A UMW, :to make good use of their arms in favour oft , sure of the War on the flower of its Population, its', agar, river," Sharp, Gent. to k! 1:011it..1.640' 'h G p naeenment I. I. tie. • . • i Trade, it. Industry, its Finances ? I know not any., isolSossbillvdoey Tharp , Geol. to be Emilia 8;4; ileitc. ! . In &a situation of Francs, a Pl/ 111 7s. C 4. "lnt other; but that this Country has at length been '. weir. Ile. • .:. L . noctsproopiuvr, has made a most appropriate motion taught by experience to consider the ,value of a suc. .., . • -fori-Gen I Mouton an d a rand ne I . Office ef oriteltig, Arar., •9•• .. '• . . Genera l Mou rni ng g re raSe rvi ce cuss; n hat good it prod u ces, what evil it removes, or •• " Royal Iteginieot of wrinkly '• lit all the churches in France-but it Is not for the Second Litistenom Jolla Palo. rto he Vim' Liesttshutt, skit. - • prevents ; aod not merely to dwell in imagination on I Rte,' deorersed. ' • I Miseries of his ortharpy coutrtry„ as •Solqitiem to the its astonishing splendour, as it passed like lightning • . _....r.-- . i ihades'ef those who have died Nike and to propitiate • . Were s f trrramtee, Doi. 11. '•. , ' 4 .4 1 before the eye : and when Peace or what is called i Peace, ' !Imre Sled:cal ttabli•shmeot for tee Military,likeimitment a the erf to vouchsafe a greater clime (Pr liberty and •so, arrives, to reflect whether she bring with her any rdnance. O • national happiness to oppressed Francei-bnt forthe p ro bable appearance of stability ; any reasonable Second Assistant•Seriremn Godes Inglis to he First Assf-taat gergeaa, v ie e :Canipbeil, promoted; James Eddowes to be martyrdom Ot if King, Louts 'IVVi• Whose conduct assurance of her usual Blessings ; or whether, except , Mao, vice tiPGregor, promoted; and James O'Beirne to be ... ditto. vice Wuhan, promoted. was'the s • ofallthe I that ii print; Ti= ei t iee. ol44B l - 11 1Tfews Joke Crik'lld to be see*" " sod have long &filleted the world, with the beef of the shell accompanied by any one of her endearing attri..l , vice Yerliug, prinioied. . • • . 1 . corresponding conduct of that Prince's family, trod butes and results,-those sources of general delight ' -taw- , • . ' • DIVIDENDS. the liberal assistance of others. and of solid comfort. . I Jam. 20. W. PiT,•N"fdlimmi Sussex, merchant -J a n •' 6 • T . The: French Fends fluctuated s' gOod Wag on Si. , Instead of this, if no other advantage have • been Smart. Little Ryder -street, Westminster, watch-maker-Dec. . ?J. W. Raisin; Ilagnsot. Slimy, miller-April 311, J. nankin, terday last, but left off somewhat better than they did obtained than that of a perilous and most dearly. i s h „g eras pa trer s, vrea lg er -j am .„s, S. titer, Noraielt• liquor- ! - • ch ,,,,....4 4 , 4 . 5, T. pum ps , N„e v , b fai kty... erc bas h i— .op tbe ; precerling day, er,heo they were at 58 f. '2O c. I purchased triumph to the inheritors of the old Mo.. Jan! It 2, R. Grnee aod W. CnAh, Lislestreet ' • l'e' c ' ar "a""' . The last quoted price of Saturday was 58 f. 30 c. . narchies of Europe against the Head and Branches saddlers-Dec. It H. &with. Croydon, s hopkeeper-Jan. 2, • W. Tuahoil, Taunton. grocer-Dee. 3.1; J. %Meld and J. P. 1 The following are from the Papers of dl outlay: of the Family of BoNAP taTE,-which bad the Merit Actions. filmed, silversmiths-Jan. 2. D. Richardson. War- ' • ' wick-phsee, einiborn, merchant-Jam. S. C. Pratt. Bishop- 1 PARIS, DEC. 11.--The- trial of General demerit as events determine the a Ila. ' Debelle 1 or t should PPe 14 Perham , "alatt"- ice. 9. T. ikimett` Liver - i Will take place before the Second Council of War of " tioet, of being a New Dynasty : if, beside this,,no. Fr w m:r 4 chant-Jan. 5, J. Watkins, NottiWwwn. grocer - on. 5, C. Loogstalf, Nottlaghom. merchant-Jan. 5, P Hunt. ' Paris. • . thing has been done, or nothing which the Public Nottistehasis; grocer-Jaa. 2, B. Jamas, Norwich...grocer- yeste r da y . En g li s h men __ . . sense and practical experience of Nations can deter- Jan: 6, J. Joiewstow,Paradise-m. St.Mary-le-Boarsofe,•=i-FO. as tour were walking upon • io, E. Martin. Alconhury, liontingdonshire, an• As , Hie Clllllll of Ourcq, t h e i ce b ro k e an d l et t h em in. mine to be a good, and not an evil to Them, it is not A. Yonag and J. &teen, St. Mary-at-Hill. merebalts-Marels • '' 9, A. Manta and G. Schmid. Wapping wall, Jan. By mach exertion of the speetatorseleree were saved.wonderful that here , and elsewhere in Europe, there : ii, I. Moneta= Brentford, draper-Jam 13, .sod R. Pitt- s . umstenant.General Vitiate d'OutreMent has been ! is so little joy, and ao much anxiety and disiatisfae. ei me liailing-sireet, warehousemen-Jan. 6. 11 , F. Pelefia. I s Cotree-bowse, insurance-broker -Jag- 16, T. and S. appointed Commandant of lbe 4th Military Division, llion. In the meentime, tee Allotment geed Exchange • West lloathlye, Sussex, tanners-Jan. 13, T. Rich- ! lof CO ri and Or Milton next Settingboorne, Kest, -ja m 3, J . i and the following Field-Marshals for di ff erent de.lion Liverpool, 'seminar -.lfni. a. J. Blew, Liverpool, and ; p av ements :_.,e. r deport; Peyrona Franc. Dillon , ; utterl y steconsulled—goes on; ' the. Monarchy .of J.illionaan, jou. Island of St. Vincent, in the West lollies , neer- 1""` • s , , idloos--Jass 6, J. Dempsey, Colensno-treet, tailor-Jan. 21. Belie, de Soren, Fran is under the 1 trEsgrigny, Ch . de Polignac, Count Fence Wardship of the Confederate , A. Portingtms. Great Queen-street, Lincohis Inn-Gelds, tailor d'ollone C dler Cl ore G , 'run „ ulot, Ind Grenolle. i forces of the other legitimate hienerdlite, among -Jan. 4. T. Court, Birmingham, currier-Jan. 8, F. Coates and J. Walker, Manchester, OOtorooo-broorn —JUL 16, S. The Court of Assizes of Paris tried a seditious i which is our's,-and she has. teriseye.eithen, end Castel! and W. Powell, Losnbard-street. bootee:3. - , CERTIFICATES-Jaw. 2. • . cause yesterday, which was marked with some Carious how she can,-by instalments, 700 IniffiOnS of francs, R, Day . , Doncaster, innkeeper-T. Wilke,. Marltiorors l about . . _., : particulars. The accused, whose name Was . Thomas, ,or 4O millions English sterling, for this bless -0" I • - Ind homir - -nde+- ltaittler—Y. - Lane Arundel, Stivaca, con.-...__ Fakon-atreet, chiming's. PARTNERSHIPS I)I iOOLV A: Walker and J. Hall, D'Oyley's wareltoose—S. Illetnard and J. Cobb. Shad-Thatnes shipwrigfiu-6. Stwatton and A. Norton, Pitreztliny, tarnishing troeinongprs—N. Burch and J. LAtch Middleton, Lancashire, calico-printers—T. Watson and Whalte— was 40 years of age, born at VVOOl ‘ and called Was sail' the proprietor of s tannery in that city. This person, who had successively been a soldier, a Commissioner of a Canton, and a Merchant, had likewise fr , ithout stud , Ind with irig of being subjugated .0 __.lfated . beyond exam: pie; or, if you pay far Indemnity, it , will not be difficult to judge how far our share of this will gp toward indemnifying a Profusion of about SIX lIUNDRI:D MILLIONS . of the sumo currency, „ R. H.limpute. itiornies-41. A.Swindells and H. Whalley, 061.0•40•MaiirA, Liambite letter-press-printer—O..l. no biai ape EL A. Hill, Greakoram-st,eet, attorniet—J. Bell, aser % 9Mll W. Oxley. Hotels', brewers—S. Simpson and J. W.lswllatl, •Liverpoel, jailors's. • likewise set up for a poet, wt study, out the least knowledge of the rules of that art. — After the pleadings of his Counsel, when the Pre- Went asked him if he had any thing to add to his defence, he answered by reeding some verses which .he had composed. Unfortunately the verses of . Thomas did not show that he had not been guilty of seditious language in vile prose, and consegeentlyi did not prevent him from being sentenced to ais months imprisonment. The brokers, in their general Meeting of the 9th instant, appointed for their Syndic M. Peen de Saint Gilles, Mayor of the sth district, Officer of the Legion of Honour ; and for Assistants to the Syndic, Messieurs Archdeacon, the younger, Caron, Torras, Leroy, Delaunsy Lemiere, and Andre Leroux. Many young bucks have lately taken to wearing ; mustachios. It is very odd, that this fashinit, quite military, should become more general than ever, l since war is no longer to be feared, and that one! should be liable every day to mistake an apothecary's apprentice, or an attorney's clerk, for a Captain of hussars or grenadiers. DaE.rign, Nov. 28.—M. de Spiegel, Commissioner of the Emperor of Austria, has by his efforts brought about an understanding between the Envoys of Sax ony and Prussia, who have corqe to an agreement respecting the objects in litigation. Strangers arrive in crowds. We expect the winter will be very brilliant. Hostr, Nov. 25.—The English have made an offer to lend money to his Holiness ; but, it is said, on , condition of garrisoning Civita Vecchia. It is very I certain that the Government n ill decline offers se I repugnant to the Papal dignity. said that the religious orders are to be re-esta. wi s h e d in Piedmont, as they were before the entrance of the French. W A Ks ‘w, Nov. 18.—The Emperor Alesander at tends every day the petals upon the Place of SEM+ The Monarch and the Grand Duke Constantine alt wayrapprar in the Polish uniform. His Majesty has conciliated all hearts by his extreme affability. The Emperor found upon the road triumphal arches with insciiptions. On entering a fauxbnurg of War saw, a temple was erected to Gediltide. Poland was represented on its knees before an altar, covered with Imperial decorations ; two lions were couchant before the temple soil this motto appeared in the •TO CORRESPONDENTS. We•have Is apologize to our 'she/nett Correspondent, Mr. Clan. Lome, for the omission of hit letter, dated the 24th alt. whit*, by some accident, hos been overlooked. We' regret this circumstance the more, as it particularly alludes to the principal plot of klarshol NET'S defence, contained is the Comrades."( Paris. This Le. ter shall be given to-toor- TOW. Arr. Malls. • . S ) " 0 • Goneahurgh 2 . ... . '' .. . ... ... Ilamburgh O a•• . • H e ll , " %• Oa •• • 0 • • .. • . 0 O 'mace ‘.. 4 • PRICE OP STOCKS i r lilt I.PAIr AT ONN treLocK stank l. , ng. ann. 15} . . • 5 pit CAC Red. 60i1 Indln Hon& 1 3 n • 3 per Cenr.Cons; Yarlteqner NM. 9 p _ 4 per Cent 71}I Onanintn 15/11 b per Gent. Navy Gnaw!' tpr ACC. 6'211 THE STATESMAN. LONDON: THU 115 1 AV. DECEMBER 14, 1111.; 7 "The Paris Papers of Sunday last reached us late last night, and this morning we received those of Monday. The Law of Amnesty submitted by the Ministers, had been referred to the Central Committee, which bad under consideration the projected Amnesties of LA' BOURDOMMAIE, Dcrt.essts, and others. This Committee w to decide on the Minister's proposi tion first, and the . lteport was expected to be made on Monday. It is slot believed that the Amnesty pro. posed by the Government will he agreed to by the Chimber of Deputies, who are for . more extended measures of severity—nor is the apparent mildness . of the Government much relied in. It is certain that the Princes, end even a part of the Ministry . . - t front, " Benefits shall never be forgotten." arelhostile to the system now proposed, and protest ; • M A nut n, DEC. 2.—Plans for reducing the army t, against any limitation to the powers of vengeance , 60,000 men have been adopted. It is, therefore, supposed that the'Government,•or a' ' The trial of the Liberates will soon be enneurled. • His ?slijesty has reserved to himself the special cirri- . principal part of those who now compose it, will . ... • axon 01 t he sentences. rt is hoped this impatient not be seriously displeased to have measures of much .....• . 11 • anatr will soon cease to excite uneasiness. I t is.'not greater severity, forced upon them., Ere the French for the purpose of aggravating the punishments of people too confidently- repose ors the suddenly as. the *miserl that the Kieg has constituted himself the outsell mildews anti self-Omitted clemency of -their Supreme Judge. • 1 . Th• purification of the t r ibunals, and otherdepo-- Government,,. Tainted whilst the blood is yet (lots log 'dories of the public administration, is going forward from the wounds of its victims, let them look at the , „.i,h activity. - ; • spirit which animates their Representatives, and the ! We have nointelligence of the expedition of Ge respect that li r as already been manifested for the sa- neral filorillos against Garthagena, the siege of tehich ' eredness. of solemn enactments, and the lawful gun- seems to be lengthened out. Notwithstanding the boastings of the insurgents, repeated in the litsglish rantees of iturtvidital safety, liberty, and justice. . - Papers, it is almost clear that the climate is the ene- I n the midst e(this parade of citemency fr o m a G o - mr which the troops have most to dread. Our funds vernment, whose every act has been characterised by are at a low ebb. • 1 . • suspicion anti the &sire of vengeance; -whilst this • ' tub to the white Is detterohsly thrown out to arrest Fnvevn - Fonns.—.-5 pW Calash id C Xli• 11 0"' Bank Shares, 1040 fd •' - ••• • ' .' • • i A m • the danger of-in A a. :. looldeirfut antagonist, • •.. a. 4/a;:erbem;—.' - ''' ..- .tf o . 6: fresh objects of sospicion are ,stiently consigned to w e 'm o o d &owl, Papers to late dates tti-day v the dungeon ; awl nsts.victios, &Wood to glut tit- butt they contain nothing of. Intel:est.. - t . • •-• , • and itte*sigliitealried of 14 'Peace of Eg. THE STATESMAN. . ~ J~ tory4 measure, calculated to anon , the tranquillity of Ea. rope, by maintaining the order of things established in Franee," that' in case the body of troops which they have engaged WITIV)11,11 MOST CHRISTIAN MA. TESTY shall occupy h liNe , nf , Military positions in France, should be attacked, or menaced with en et; tack, on the part of France, and the Aid 'Poweri again obliged to place themselves 'on a War Estir• bliShmene against that Power, each of the Contract- . Powers,shall immediately emiloy its fall cowls'. gent'of 60,000 men, in addition to the forth left in France, or such pert as the rale nc . e may require. There is another Articlet, stipulating to " in case of another War with France, such Conditions of Peace as shall be a sufficient security against the recurrence of a similar calamity.". What still be sufficient security who can tell or imagine ? There is slang a stipulation for a Conclave of the Contracting Sovereigns, or titeir Ministers, for the' rarpose of 'consultlok mein COISMOW TERESTS, and securing the r . epo . se and prosperity of Att.4. t Art. 3. Alt. 4. 11 Att.'6, • • _ I am, Sir, &c. Trustoa• Hall. Dee. It Thus we see tkaffull Provision is made that Peac e , whether ever found or not, shall be continually or to?the advantage of being sought by War. I quite ignorant what the Order of Things established in France is; I am quite ignorant what kind 1 / 4 Power France is at this moment. Bat it is 'nogg% that the Surereips, or their Ministers, of course, know. It must be very gratifying, in these lightened days, to observe the care of these Sot. reigns, shepherds of their People, not only of their own common interests, but of the repose of their Sheep. And it cannot bet he striking, that Great Plorripotentiaiy of the King of Great Britsi and of Hanover, joins so cordially , in this anxious ' provision against all future Resolutions, of what Nation or. Kind, in what Place or Time soe‘sr, Amid all this splendour of Monarchy, making self an earthly Providence for the affairs of Me l kind, it would not have been inconsistent bad time I keen an Official Bulletin, informing the Public of Health of the . Fx.Essreaon, now at St. ilolena, whose - Reign has been that of one of the Vreatest of all MoNAßCills, in every sense ; and who:is gig fell to be so great, as even, at that distance, and guarded by sea and land, to be the object of a' pulation for the Whole Military Force of /wraps !against him. CAPEL LOrrr, NAVAL INTELLIGENCR. • DEAL, Nov. 13.—Xame down from the River, sailed, She Glation, Carr, for Curacoe ; lienderson t for Bristol; City of Edinburgh, rock, for India ; Adam, Coleman, for. the South Ss.. ' British Army, Mereton, for India; Landon, Nil son, for St. Helena; the three latter remain in Downs.—Pet hark the City of Edinburgh, for India. —Arrived the trauspoit, from Poitsaimik anH remains. • eTemouTu, Dec. 13.—Arrived his illarpotte slap Medina,, from, Jimaica, last from Jraimio, the Albion, and the Witham, h. , l'earce ; ...._ ..,,_..... ~„.. Yonshall.—Sailed his Majesty's lialifterWilli. the eastward. . -,. : +•: I . I"Ar.moiru; DEC. 11.—ArrivAtee batch ~alliel. Zortinokt,' Capt. Van Swart,. from Rotterds* lavished upon our War with France: besides that it Geraao,leaky ; and the trince Reg . met, CipLikess‘ would be difficult to imagine, considering the Begin- from Alicant for Bristol.---Sailed the &fipple, ning and the End of the War, why •France shook) be Plymouth.; Edward, Capt. Lowry, for Naples; mid called to attempt to indemnify us, 'or 'tiny other• the John, Capt . Walker, for London. country, now that she is brought at last to such a ca../ PLY mom', DEC. H.—Arrived a French store. tastrophe. I The characteristic Article of the Treaty of resets:: the s ihip, fcroarn: ZPiondrt:lnrulornut ' h, frohm"Mndalatitio Cher. burgb; 1144 MARGATE, Duc. 13.—The Woodbrarr Fast ei Paris, Nov. 20, 1815, is, that which provides for diamatt is still on the shore : three vessels have load. the performance a of the 46 eugarment by which ed out of her, and proceeded for the River Thames; particularly (inter alia) NAPOLEON BONAPARTE and a fourth is now aloes side, and wiltssonsiilll sgr tee his family, in pursuance of the Treaty of the 11th land". .. 7 1 of April, 181.1, have been for ever excluded ilAnsisca, " mac . Arrived . the Prince from the - Oran.re packet, with from lifottetule.-11ailsa. supreme power in France : they, the Confederates, thevickester packet, for Cuxhaven; amit - the Lek bind themselves to maintain this exclusion in its full N r p ea n packet, for Holland,, both with . ' Will cud rigour. And should it be necessary, with the Whole passengers.—The ship Adolph, 0464 OA . I-100 lof their forces." And, "as the same resole. barrels of tar, was lest on the Sunk Sand' &ring tionery Principles might, under OTHER FORKS, late gale; crew saved and carried into Bentham: convulse Fa tmcc, and thereby, endanger the repose barrels of the tar carried into the same place. ! of other States, the High-Contracting Parties en. ! fro l m 'Ea Lo za n z i a l , f D or ac c . o l tk l7 . oThniiealiriigheDshialinsab,l6.---lini net leanly admitting it to be their duty to redouble of the Downs during thsr . iato gale, was spoken with their watchfulness for the tranquillity and ante- on Saturday last by one of oar Bay basil. • rests of their people, engage, in case so unfortunate on event should again occur, to concert among themselves, and with 1116 MOST CHRISTIAN MA JESTY, the measures which they may judge neces sary for the safety of their States, and the tranquil lity of Europe." In admitting sucu measures to he their duty, they admit, perhaps, more than could be proved. But thus we see, that if FR INCE shall, at any time, either for the reinstatement of the late reigning dynasty, or for any other purpose or form of Government, make or attempt ANY change, HIS MOST CHRISTIAN MA• J Evil( engages, that, if his great and good Allies shall think-meet, she shall be again invaded by foreign armies : she being, of course, as the moat Christian . . • the mss pacific of all Kings. ' • s Here is ample " verge anti room for 140 , And it may, too, assuredly he predicted.- ,1 e . •t, " Engrg mime ahem llella, . • " Astpte iterum bd Tfidillll inagnsis eniiistier At halm" fly the nest Article+ they provide, au a" salatt The Archdukes •Jowit and Lewis of Austria are expected in London on Wednesday next. • Lady ELlzAticTli WitErsiteXD had • select party to dinner yesterday, at her house in Dover street. •The Little Council of the canton of Zurich published a very benevolent regulation, on occasion of the abuse of the practice of employing young children in the manufactories and splitting nrodskleL By this regulation no children are to be so employed till they have passed the 9th year of their age. They are to continue to visit the schools regularly, * sod cannot, iu any case he kept to work more than hours in a day. With respect to their wages they ate placed under. their parents, or, in case these dead, or of bad character, under their guardians, the admiuistration of the parish. The proprietor and intrclors of such establishments have certain duties prescribed to them for guarding the moral/ the children ; and the parochial Magistrates are . thorned to see that they are fulfilled; "• because. says the regulation, to it is the duty of every pall nal government to provide that the ignorance, cat lessuess, or aelf.interest of the parents maTnot plat you'll children in a situation which may endanger ` their bodily strength and health, and their morals' deprive them of 'tat degree of cultivation the mind and heart necessary .to -every member civil society, and of the Christian Church,. and ph vent their acquiring the ability of graining an swot livelihood when dpey are grown up, amid filling in a proper mmiamor their domestic lied antis' duties." • A drfaulter lo 4. - eollictiori of the French tatter. lately thought *per to decals p to England oi'' bills on London ; whit!' he had purchased at Pat• with the Government money, to the amogotof 10,6°01. sterling. The bills were of that descriplion that found•no difficulty in getting them discounted. lit log turned them into money in London, be lt shipping at Falmouth &rifle UnitedtStstes, and on hit passage some days before the French Govern. meat sought after him iu this country. . A 'orrery has heels discovt•ted within this day two lo the city, which Ilnea tens' the 'most serious ci sequences to the authors., The inetromeat forged 'nit order Ao drelieee o t s ;soli s Ittehtweee•serreetl . 'r e ° accordingly to the great l oss of t h e part i es re li o vi• ing them. The whole case will come before lig I tic is: the course of a few days. 'l"' Wirt En. sec; )peii . ire ant s' Ge A id d of h e i wet - the bee t ha heir • re ,heir thi+ the Ge Italy t,nl loos ale sue rhat • Pre it. pro ter i he ton hero Soo the lett ens • wet ;test but still • day d so. enr ' Sti. ror rope orl ly tie Cl T. ' ,on boo be sod Clur ram, tee ark s so e ,'as; t tl Nd- As • i the , eta Itej sena I ect mat t • tag . is p Ity's • boo old ha fee . „ ass 4 Ino ireml e to ; • ren ase. o Ito 11114 , esti ret. ii oad. bar fill eves op , of died toys afigy read end ss. d 1400 . h i t t ; the the I, :lio le o oil irk trail ille, boo • •. 4 Pia sm. tree 1 bald [arty , wore K. now has Itls Ann ins long lees. 0.7 Died a I fhey ion seed okii nil rdh, they nfsgt are new I, or in 4 • 0141 Pilau be hi Is of i t& au- go • ;se," f th e airs- ea re antili - pleat mot nger nsrei rale; 1 of etc prof rnigi pre- •maws ho. mi (ft try ncial to eni Lop, t4P•4 he on with moo GOOL hen.‘ it he sit . Ile , - ock tap. I o n 4 • .ther • y r ;IS 0 , 1: • iereb e iltty I, r e I % Li... - l'ott I •••• vo • I N