The Express.
London, England, 1862-01-07 00:00:00

smear weisilly is, bat analog naturally eat cd the
w►jeol. All theme points were gladly takes up by the
mains% sad the applause bestowed upon the lecture
obeyed its astir* enema

INTERNATIONAL XXIINIITION OF 1862.

The visitor who at the present period of program
on the Exhibition works approaches them by the
Brompton way, might very easily fall into the error
of believing that they oommenoed at Hyde-park-
corner, so general throughout the whole routes the
process of repair and resuscitation. The instincts
of trade, which seldom err, are all alive to the pro-
spects of the ensuing summer, and ovary shop, peat
and email all over the district, is being new-
fronted, glased, and decorated, in order that,
betimes, it may be ready for the Irak d the
world's fair. Even that old, decayed, isitZ=
boulevard on the right-baud side et the
road, with its trees which never in the most rriLU
season look any other colour but brown, is
ning to exhibit its piles of brick and its lierpe:
mortar on the esplanade, as if it, too, expected to
imbibe some small portion of the coming commer-
cial vitality. Many private bonsai are being turned
into shops, and the shops are sprouting out in
various styles of architectural decoration, whilst
all other doings
symptomatic -
whole tirade
to the Ist

Os Irsadny out Mr. Lunen Isetrirde on "Old London
Olty writhes% the wins,* sad an Meeday, the 20th, on
"Leaden te Werteatastar." Lt Paterfamilias boar in
mind thatihe pill el inelredelee mold not be more plieroultkr
dowered hy ,the silt el ammeneet than in Mr. Lemon's
laetesee.

NATAL AND MILITARY.

Owe on ow,

YALTA, Dim 31.

Her Majesty's ship Dacia arrived hers on the
28* and wee °ultimo woe day taloa lirte:dook; ohs ins it
with all =pedlars, sad kit for Gilneller oat the3ollll.
The Junes Asti left ow the 28th for Naples, with Fru&
rime for the Errootith.

Hs Maiosty's gip ?Mini arrived from °ark on tie
3013.

. mass performed at
. nevem miles distant
penal thing for the
• Ida a view,

As for

aufikkat
craters

tbi, heavy
the weer=

.begun seven
yawed.

04400000 was hapt'trn pily both by the troop sod
ia the lest. sod to their sunlit there were measly say is.
cusses in either. The lower decks of the ships were got up
very tadmdully, end bountifully supplied with food. Os the
maw Wins of the Marlborough it wee calculated that there
yes madisliat food for S,COD people, consisting of turkeys,
110114 gad other Citrate= fere. There were a great num-
ber ci holy visitors on board of ell the ships during the
Maass bear.
The Mog-capected mail, which lef I London on the 18th,
sad whisk wee detained by the breaking down of the
%My arrived by the Manilla on the evening of the 30th,
whisk vessel also brought on the Sultan's passengers. They
loft the same night for Alsznadria.

stabbed
dateg

squabble
well, mad

under the - euperictendence
ton, the great ribs are half finished all round,
and their remaining halves lie ready close at
hand. Nobody of course expects that the domes
will be actually finished by the 12th February, nor
will it be necessary that they should be so, as the
work to be commenced on that day is the receipt of
goods, and for that the building is sufficiently ad-
vanced already. The French court, the nave, and
the picture gallery are all complete, and goods
might be stored in them without any inconveni-
ence. We are happy in being able to state that
although the ominous word " strike " was heard
at the commencement of last week in connexion
with the works of the dome, yet nothing occurred
to retard their progress for • moment. The fact
was that a portion of the men who were employed
on the loftier and more dangerous work were paid
sixpence an hour, whilst those who worked on terra
firma received only fivepenoe. The latter struck, and
were immediately discharged, but double the
number immediately applied for employment, so
that there was not a moment's cessation in the
weeks, where everything is now going on with more
than its previous rapidity and mums.
The nave may be said to be finished, with the
exception of the colouring, which yet remains to be
decided on. The great travelling scaffold, the
largest machine that perhaps ever ran on a railway,
is kept moving up and down, and men perched on
its various stories paint a pillar blue here and a
cornice green there, in order to ascertain which
colour would most successfully throw out the
rather deficient light. The last colour that was
tried was pink, and up to the present moment pink
is still the favourite ; but our own impres-
sion is that a greater amount of actual
light must be given before any colour with
which the nave may be decorated can be
seen to advantage. This might easily be done
by removing the flat lead roofs which at present
cover the two galleries, and replacing them by
glass, or else piercing them with skylights at fre-
quent intervah. Evan then the light would be
much leas than in the nave of the former uhibi-
Men, where as bright summer days it was some-
times excessive, as the flooring of the galleries would
tone it down sufficiently for the promenaders and
exhibitors below. The refreshment rooms, which
esquire an immense mass of very solid brickwork,
do not show as much progress ea other portions of
the building, but as they will not be required until
the opeuing, no uneastness need be felt on their
account. They will be both finished and supplied
with their eatables and drinkable, quite in time for
the first influxof visitors. Of the annexes, one nay
be said to be nearly finished, and the other is in s
promising state of progress ; and as an indication
that the works generally are well forward, we may
add, that the great entrances are now
being finished, and that the principal
staircase has been commenced. Another symp-
tom of nearing the goal is that the Wu
of season tickets is ordered to commence next
week, and that the whole of the staff are under
orders to remove from the Strand to the new
offices on the premises at the commencement of
next month. It is to be hoped that, in this sickly
season, all sanitary precautions, such as siring,
ventilating, &c., will he previously taken, as new
walls are very apt to deal harshly with the human
system. The Commissioners have before them
ample evidence that the season is more than ordi-
narily prolific of colds and rheumatism., seeing that
out of 800 cues in which allotments of space have
been cancelled, more than one-half the intending ex-
hibitors have pleaded indisposition as a reason for
not having accepted their allotments within the time
stipulated. Not a single accident of any conse-
quence occurred at the works during the pest week,
although the principal business was the rearing of
the donna, which, of course, is looked upon as the
most hazardous portion of the undertaking. There
were upwards of 1,000 visitors on Saturday, of
whom a very large proportion were French, and
other foreigners.

Thai][Dolton:with the homeward Indio mail, will convoy
illio mrodaad potties to Marmillor, sod will premed from
tbsimp le &ilia via Gitwoltor with time rut of Um meth
sal proseprs.

ORMAN, JAM 6.
The following batteries of Royal have
Des placed sod& orders to embark for forelp
8,1, 0, tad li batteries, 4th brigade, and A batter/ilt
lit for Baitieh North Amos ; Nos. 1, 3,1, 4, sad
fl.tisries, 10th bripde, and the Dead-partereirte
wica't;
is ; No. 8 battery, 10th Wilds, for Neer
meet Colossi P. H. Mandy ; aad Nos. 2 and 3 halation,
16th hitade, for Berarado, wider Colonel Graydon. The
tallawieg esie base ben plead mar MINN to
10 BINA North Arserksk Irtr melee :—=t
sast-Coloael Shakorspear sad lt,d)olonel Ifoeatain.
Tb• rrialealbead aas a
.air has a!rad

odor orders to=rter Hilda Nardi America :=Lima.
, Idnionsatdoleoel Turner, C.B. ;
=l:Bl.lPriee. Leas Davie, NM Bent ; Amietent.
Burps= Benison, Jame, Hem sod Woodall ; Veterinary-
Elaromme Foley, Loag, Btoeklay, sod Mori& Lieatimant-
Wail Notokell 6u been removed from Lover to Wool.
with; Oaptoin Franklen, Irak India to &gland ;
atsOldlewood, from Plymouth to Woelwia calautinioyead
a: lodia to 13 moot
Colonel booboos ap
to the ramrod ri the R 0 yid in the
debrief ; Oohed Irvin 0.3., to i
Ihrldowaidsiewel treeemiltoWeolwisla; mid LieedenemO
Oeisool Moo, bon Gomm to Woolwich.

WOOLWICH, JAIL 6.

♦ considerable number of 32-pounder guns and
134th carton, manuteetesed at the Low Moor Iron
,Wesne for Me K 411 holy, him hue received at the
Royal Annual, for the purposed being eubjected to the
newel proof at she Incevernment pwesse ramie.
Theimmesee 1110,peender mualeekeding Armstrong pa
reesieed Let week frost laswick is to be subjected to pre.
limbers proof at the pectic* rasp, and eV Mee be tor-
warded to Ilbeeberyseos to be fully tested is the
of tte Ordnance select committee, of with Coloaslllk
Gump, 0.8., le president.
The Kinsmen, steua•vesed, commissioned for the sur-
swipe service by Master Ossmanling J. M. Reed, having
remand her wow, is ordered to leave the harbour on Wed•
ate* aut.

DESPATCH OP TROOPS FROM QUEENSTOWN.

Notwithstanding the promises of amicable
ent of the &demon between Great Britain and the
Neetben &Mee, the transport of troops from this harbour
ereetinme, and is pushed forward by telegrams and despatches
from the Admhaßy and Horse Guards with*
more anxiety
than it any previous period. At a very early hour this
wormer the 15th Regiment, consisting of 750 rank and file,
Wire seamed to ilealbowline in the Citizens' River Com
psny's steamers, and went put on board the stem transport
Adelaide. This vessel immediately got ap steam, and
would have put to sco in the forenoon but was 1
delayed for some bogus owing to the sonaelivery
of fresh provision% which the inspector aeglected
to have had prepared. There an two other steam
'transports in the harbour, the Vietoria and ChileutM. The
Victoria is at present taking on bond the begyage of the
95th Regiment. The men will be put is baud early on
Monday morning, and the ship will leave for Hillier in
the forenoon of that day. The steam theeport Calsette
will take in coals and baggage ow Moodily and broom ow
Tuesday, sad steam sway in the course of that day for the
sum doistion. This will be the fifth steam Maroon,
that left this harbour within • few days for Canada. It
would appear that the military authoring' do net believe
in the anticipation of • continuance of pre', far this dey
&military official required to know whet numbered sol-
diers, with their neessemy baggage , the Otiose River
Company would engage to convey from Cork to this pima
and tranship on board tramped' each day. The answer gives
will prove the facilities enjoyed by this company, whirl
was, that they would moieties to ship 5.000 men with
their baggage each day, them& they Gould wormy many
mere if required. This oily refined to one imam of sea-
repulse, for there are several other sisinebeate on the river ;
besides which, the Cork sad Pimp Railway mold be
availed of, as well as the main roods to Quessehown. It
may not be uninteresting lie remark that at the of
the Russian war • regnant of cayshy Wei pat oa
Majesty's troop•hip 'Himalaya, from the pier, several al the
men hiving ridden on board. The defence works on the
anodes and Carlisle Porta, sad Spike Island, are premed
termed to ecimpletiee. There are at peanut • large num-
ber d heavy guns in the henries ready for action, sad the
Garb* Hawke is about to be removed from the guirdship
moorings to the roaddeed, so as to be in a position to
defend the entrain, to the harbour.—daeaders' New.

Lieutenants Lord Walter Kerr Hope Verney,
Carter, and thirsty, of the Emerald (51), now In the
Ilerney, visited the Limped atahaage yesterday (llfender),
sad bed their isms* inscribed in the visitor' book.
The boys, 200 in number, belonging to her
liajouty's school skip Eagle, lying in Southamptoa Water,
returned from their Christmas holidays yesterday. They
were mustered fa the Southampton Docks by Mame. Doges
and G. N. Osokasy, two gestlentim who take as kismet ie
the wetter. et the boys, regaled with tread. Aeon and
beer, sad than seat on board in a stoam-tag. Thebssys%
peered quite pleased at going on board opts, and
cheered the Atom of their ship who came where to re•
wive them.

MADAGASCAR.

A member of the embelny despatched by the
British government to Bedevils, for the purpose of con.
gratnlating King Redeem IL on his secedes to the throne,
has published an interesting seermat al his visit, dating hie
comrannieation from Port Louis, Ilauxitim, Demenker 5 : I
It appear, to hare bees with MIS conidarabb &Gen*
that the new King succeeded in esserting his claim to the
Shreve. Be is the son of the lase Queen, but "se more
gm bar then light to dark." He, in fact, ere in policy by
'king too lenient. An nneuemedul competitor lee the
time, named Ilimbouslama, a cousin of the King, wag
allowed to go umeathed, and is, or was at the Ilse
SI =busy left Antemenertm, in what the King is pima
Its tea " honourable captivity." The ably way in Midi
illi King resented the attempt to implant him wee by
mill a number of the followers of Bamboarbims to be
Ilessabd on the forehead and banished into a distant
province. Rambouiciama has adherents in the capital, if
not in the King's pates, and should any revelation emceed,
end the pretender attain his object,Wags will be 1 mne
Neptune, Wamilmer, than ever. The avowed desire of Rambousehma ito may
. .. _

oat the Quesies pehey ia ell its horrible oompieteseee

The 64We:ism; at the etabeety goes far .to subetwitiate
tharovighly the states/DU wade by fanner travellers with
rapid W the who/liable easewaree wader the
Reales. aditl6,. OWe la tisk, Ida tut

paid is active sante% he had may ha the millelats• ad
*O6 100.000 an put SO death after miceseekl satiesa.
Oak pap el fres them to twenty hapless Christians
mad to perambulate the country depeadeat ups thaw
foe imbeistmos When Math relieved one of them from
his grievous burden of life the vacant chain was dragged
about by the remainder, and this continued instil the dude
Ind does its mud work.

"I had • visit hem enenl Christians the night before
leselag Antemenalivo. One was • poor old woman, shoat
seventy ran of see. She bad, eleven years before, been
anima together with seventeen other victims. They died
env by oss, sad she for four yews bad dragged the sweat
dads after her. The iron collar had worn deeply into her
neck, sad the mark of tbe chain was aka plainly visible on
her ankle. Imy smug others who had been sufferers in
• 'hailer way. They hod been reienend only two months
baton, at the acemica el the Mag. It is difficult to ascer-
tain how many Chrinlisies were put to death ; some say
2,000, others • great many more. They were usually
entailed, being bound on with cords, and stoned while on
the crow"

Use arrival ot the =busy st Tamatavo had been an-
conned at Antananarivo by spacial warier, and the Him
was represental to us es being very mash plowed sad
surprised at the proooptitade with which it bad been de-
spatched. . . .

" The day after our arrival we spent in receiving visitors
and premeds, which consisted for the most part of bullocks,
fowls, geese, kn. Sometimes them presents Were ascots.
pasied by Wen, in mete where the donors were familiar
with lieglisk. Owe or this I ammot forbear Menseribing,
it is so mmenrimhiellor Wag time and to the purpose :

" 'To Oriceel mmel you Mid your coin.
pains • bulleok, by my sou. Bow are you alter your
jimmy? math " `BAMOILIA. 14th amour,
Moir al the Palace, Prime.'

"Many of the of have retained • knowledge of Beg.
fish esrpriringly well. floceng of thorn were 'duetted in
England thirty•five yens ago ;, among the number is tie
Eing's pretend chief osersku7, who has • perfect knowledge
of English, and Dam kb:natio phrases with entire accuracy.
He is alca familiar with the French language, and readily
tendon it into English. His Is by no means I angular In-
, slime of ability and acuteness in the Wallach. character.
" The King received the mission most cordially. He la-
gutted repeatedly after the health of Her Majesty, and de-
sired the chief secretary to make inquiries about Viscount
Palmerston, who seems an especial favourite at Hada/wear.
The King is short in stature, and has a mild, amiable coop-
%seance. The Queen, who wee present both at the drat sad
final reception of the mission, has a moat intelligent boo,
a high forehead, and a head well set on. She carries her-
self with a becoming natural dignity.
"It has been currently reported that the King is a Chris.
the. It is premature bow so now, but there is ground to
hope that be will become ea At remit ha pretainn a sort
of Deism, which his chid merstrry hos washed epos him.
"Sinus the King's acessoion a school has bees setablibed
at Antananarivo, and, considering the abort time It has
been established, it bids fair to be productive of great good.
At the time of my visit there were SO children; they
were taught to read amid write, and a few of then wore
making progress in English, under the tuition of a Magna*
sehoolessater.

BURNING OF THB CLIPPER SHIP PRINCE OF

THE SW.

LIVERPOOL, MONDAY.

To-day a telegram from Alexandria was received
her,, announcing the total deatruetion by fire of the Liver-
pool ship Prince of the Seas, on the 24th of October last,
whilst at anchor off Melbourne. The Prince of the Seas,
which was owned in Liverpool by Messrs. Wilson and
Chardon, was one of the celebrated White Star liners.
She lett Liverpool on the 24th of July last year on her
voyage to Melbourne, with a large and valuable cargo,
seven cabin, and 104 steerage passengers. She appears to
have had tolerably good weather until her arrival off (Jape
(away, when she encountered very heavy plea, lost wan
al bar gars and ?nailing rigging, and had several al bar ails
blown away. iffse, however, weathered the skein, sad
ilresebei Mal ewer in safety. Her, she was overtakes by all
dappeous as akassall as that which she enoountorad PQ
Cape Otway—.he took in, and was totally destroyed.
The telegram scooping the law of this vessel states
moth* about the pausapro, and rho probability io that

they way an asveti, as the easel was at anchor cif Mel-
bourne. A singular eoiseidetx• is connected with the lees
of this ship—via, ber sister ship, the Soversigu of the
Ikea, a large clipper engaged in the rime trade, and baker
ing to the same owners, was totally destroyed by lee a few
south' ago, while at anchor off Melbourne. The Prinosof
the Seas wu commended by M. A. Brown.
Both these ill-fated ships were well known In the Austra-
lian trade for their immense tonnage and splendid sailing
qualities.

WS/WIN/MON Cam& —The members of the firm
of Masers. Eyre and Spottawoode, the Queen's mbar% reef
the whole of their employee in the large roam at as ahem
establishment, on Saturday evening last. Utmostis at WPM
dorm to a substeathd tea, provided by Mr. Clegbora, the
club steward. After tea the meeting was addreeeed by the
prtaoipale cl the frve, sad the intervals were filled up with
some sandiest vocal end instrumeutal imusic by Mr. Mon-
tan Smith minims Emma Boehm (solos), and Messrs. Field-
ing, Ball, Peony, end Dunn, members of the Orpheus Glee
Umas, less Noggins Cana« pseidsa at the piano. Itir
whole proceedings primal of most sstoruY•
Judgment was given on Saturday by the PIM
Chamber of the Correctional Pollee of Paris, in an oaks
brought by Prince Simon WIIIVIIIKW against N. Laurent,
the responsible editor of the °carrier de !Nomads, for an
article in that journal on the book of Priam Dolgorowki,
entitled "La Verite our k Earsean and against Prince
No. pADDlA.winium Dos Tip GRILL? Ziarialf. Dolgorowki for a letter inserted by him in the elimeionmel.
—We learn that to Sam el k The grouedwork of the suit was en enoureoue eats alike
astructed the earetrastiat el arm =tie4,,,, the the IM. Marshal Michael Wauseon received is Moog
abeveasaned leviathan stems dii,„6„. of the is whisk he was dried to give to Priam lactskiejilm
wheels COW a win b. es fesa,4lbitir width LI feet, and the a Sl*ooofr- if lie wiini .!° be well ' '4lll is
ilk of the kale, 'fish will be firma d Nona boob, Misishikal work . which the latter
win be S fate iambus. The greatest
_despatch is te be " 16" Basra dia mart, PM.ee
need in the prepaanica of the sew winds, and to Ware Waimedeimlmsd hems Ilbsi"disliallosis" he kid
this rater Do Miter mg us. that ef Aware. Brother. by tbe,....rnbemal.,alti titteizb=ll the Milleritut:
bead be camel The sew pednicatieds will be la nlin "i• vis".."."-,„, psimbuir. in Padsi two in
every wav makrially skewer Mae them TS& which the t!" in ,T. M. Mathieu *add the MO
0 t &atom was osigieally finakked.—Aferdsidof at Prises "I'"wa, bl° PrbioiP4l arturuat bang 11.
May risen show that the wesermeas mete above ecentkarid me in
the haedwritiall d ratios Dolgorowki Wawa
ROYAL Feu HOSPITAL, GIMP'S-M-30AD. e a_
"A 111 b• 1111 aide also claimed &males fl=
waskilembirowiaid Plninlinjaa. 4rAirmairai makaiit whilhillildlitsairblig. was mewl" 17 aisawirra. oat ' toulpii was defended b/ N. *As,
41te acctratioe brouglit by Ifili I
MIS. W YE "eaalseS his clime. IL Owatve
Ds. Di Roman's LIMIT Biagi Om Linz Om ars* 42111•64 H. Isfigest The evert vas eio"lid
—Maya OooSIL-ins slialli al Ms OS have boss dasslistp ~int as ink has bees a..., fa, am ea.) by an
beselle6l 1s OW Inslislei At ON wool ' Isms et issesdas the - .404liti „ow in 'who cc
eon It
=I:
steia:Vigrgra=alrtir eA4lst , Iv wit% iatectet. t BMA =7
edema, smisia, la bade. hi issifer. swam , 1 aanveredal i..tavear el him Weidman, end
einneened" After 181,41,tipiead"Ilialfe_mp ertjartairarameigr_l4l ;that Ws Mier der carteasly tbe:=PridetLioesaearaosallemad
tattipletedi wow 101111.1% "Wel wards 10,01 rmms letter mat to no dotard atanbiL. 114 elgariti
ale Slisssbudol.llllll ..lII*6 kegaSall! Ss 101•14os at no talgiamb is roma laaraili at Pivia,
:intWo..lar
;InMlnflivirisre ZlAUl:i7rurs .. ' Loses% sod St Paserebass, Nal esalarred Maio betaa•
!Fa oe., _ IT; 1.11.1, 10111111 t so. Pe sswhi ad lareest *is* se the seele, bat only tee OW
, . sixth (ce, the latter.

MAIL COMMUNICATION WITH AMERICA.

- -
There are six steam packet lines which ply
between England and the United States, viz. :—Cunard,
Inman, Canadian Bremen, Hamburg, and New York
/Ines. Canard's reads run from Liverpool every Saturday,
sad from Queenstown every Sunday, for Halifax and
Boston and New York alternately, leaving New York or
, Hoodoo every Wedaesday. Inroan's leave Liverpool every
Wednesday mod Queenstown every Thursday, and New
York every Saturday. Those at the Canadian leave
limped every Monday, and Londonderry ovary
Friday and every Saturday for Quebec in the
summer, and Portland in the winter. Those of the
Brines sad Hamburg linos leave Southampton on
three Wednesdays in the swath between them, and those
of the New York line leave Cowls the other Wednesday. A
steamer belonging to one of these four line, leaves New
York every Saturday for Cowes. Canard's 800 numbers
nine ships, viz. the Asia, America, Niagara, Europa,
Canada, Africa, viz.,
Perms, and Australian. At present
the two latter ships are withdrawn from the wail
lino to carry troops to Canada. Lornan's line consiste
of the City of Bditiburgb, City of Waabing•
ton, City of Glasgow, City of ilanobeater, City
of Balzhnors, and the Kangaroo. The Canadian
Ilse omit@ of the North Ammisaa, Jura, Hibossis, Bobs-
. lientill*, Mr ffamethittiC

Risen Eft consists al the Hammon's, athonis, &cassis.
end Bavaria. The two former are at present withdrawn to
carry arms and ammunition to the Federal Metes. The
Irmo York line consiels se ths Amigo and Fulto• ; the latter
has been withdrawn sad taken up by the Federal government
for war purposes. By mars albino 31 ships there la •
oommtuncation between Ragland and the Baited States
1 four times • week.

THE HON. W. L. YANCIT, THE CONFEDERATE
COMMISSIONER, AND THE AFRICAN SLAVE
TRADE.

In the year 1858, a Southern Convention was
held at Alabama, and a second in ItC9, at
Vicksburg, At both the ground was k
"That the Federal laws prohibiting the slave trod:at
it as piney, are at war with the fundamental
toulltatiolgtelts South, sn
dkMnwioca ip! therefore
thew vaonutthmt to be re
arose apealcd."
socrety
called "The Chime labour Supply Association," of whisk
J. B. De How, Esq.,_ of Ana= Springs, Mississippi. was
chosen pint. Between this gentleman and the Boa.
W. L. Yancey (am of the Oomunseinners from the Con-
federate States now is Leaden) a tiorrespoodesos took place,
• copy of which was forwarded by Mr. Yancey to the
Southern gapers for cab:sties, sixecepsnied by the letter
which is appended.
A permed of this document will inform oar readers what
sort of person lb. Yancey is :

styles of architectural decoration, whilst ii, mean Baba.. ,_marnomock. Nevi... Wanders,, 1
r doings in the neighbourhood are equally ro,d3Eitatimt, midim, and ?reedy.
natio of the earnestness with which the i 0, • En them is a idthaibt mass pia.ed at
ads of western London is looking forward I the of mu Vecchia, about seven nuke distant
st of
_May, ltem Valetas, end ft tee betas, a usual thing for the
r the building heat !to; Miens In awl/ ' st. saes with a view,
Iburgese ,fryerSO! . gPO94 . 7nfifela.A., , gess hen. Unforstaaste hi years past, nue domewe-
, 6
__, C°631)1,e6,_.°6' 6"... plesugsses has always assured to eons of the Unites at
.y work 'lig now ' y compier.ou, and . this aideight loam on this cone. jar. En* a dark ot
krn one, which it must be remembered wail : kir mows ship agszumeagli, was stabbed Is a sualihis
even "di' late', j 6 elteeedn't, well ad- I wish a Matteseeessisirsa. He is, however, doing well, andln this portion of the wo which is .
esseidemsd al duos.
he immediate eugeFinAende're .°I Mr. --- ~..k_ I fihrissiseoat WAS Lust um ware site hnth he the trams sad