The Express.
London, England, 1864-01-28 00:00:00

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

Sittiap la Basao.—(Befare Lard Chief Justice Ede, and
:mikes William, Willa. and Keating.)

TOMS 11. Tan QI7II3I.—DWITIOCTION OF A NCPPOSED SLAVER.
Mir wa petition of right, and the suppliant asked for
compenration fora vessel which had been destroyed on the
mem of Africa by Captain %olio Douglas, of her Ms jesty's
ship &par, in the belief that she was engaged in the slave
trade, whilst the petition alleged that she was used for
lawful trade only. The question now raised by demurrer
was whether a proceeding by gostit'on of right mold be sus
taped against the erowo ; or whether the eeepomsibility. if
any, rested solely upon Captain S. Douglas. TThhe case was
pertly heard yesterday, and the court appointed this morn.
for hearing the reply of the Attonsey•Oemeral.
The Lord Chief Justice, however, upon taking his seat
mid that ha and his learned brothers had been consultieg
together, and that they did not think it requisite to call
upon the AttornerGameral to reply at present. They would
take a day or twos time for emesderatioe, and if it were
memeary to bear the reply, they would my so.
The Atterney.GeneraL the Solicitor-Caporal, Mr. rhino,
Q.C., sad Mr. Best appeared for the crown ; and Sir Hugh
Yr. Bari% Q.C., and Mr. Kemplay for the sup.
pliant.

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.
(Mese the Judge Ordinary.)
JOHNSON AND OTHAILS A. NIIIINAN.
The plaintiffs, who were represented by Mr. Mere.
weather, propounded the will and codicil of a Mr. Jobe.
was, late • surgeon at Weiliogton, Norfolk. Dr. *ink*
appeared for the defeadant, • daughter of the deceased, who
contested the duo execution of the codicil.
By the will which was executed in 1857, the testator
divided his property equally amongst his children ; but the
codicil gave Mee. Newman'. share to her four children then
She bad, however, since had a fifth who would
lake Dodge&
The attesting vitals's@ having been examined,
The judge ordered the cake to be adjourned for further
widows.

MUNI V. 711ILNLIT.
Mr. Karslake, Q.C., and Dr. %Saks for the plaintiff ; Mr.
Coleridge, Q.C., and Dr. Smiley for the defendant.
The testatrix, Kim Harriet Penny, late of Weymouth,
died on this 2nd of June last, having left a will dated the
284 k of October, 1868. Site was at the time of her death
upwards of 90 yews of age ; and she left property
of a very considerable amount. The will wee executed
under the superintendence of Mr. Andrews, as attorney.
She left, in the first place, to her cousin, Kr. Charles
Penny, her real property, which was worth 5,0001. or
6,00 W., and • pies, of plate, which had been given to her
father, who bad been a dentate in the nay , by the
corporation of BeistoL She also beg 103/.
to soother eosin, Mr. Robert Penny, and an-
nuities of 401. sad 301. to her two servants.
The residue, which was valued at 50,0031. or 60.001., was
given to her two nieces or their respective ehildree. The
defendant Ina one of these nieces, the heir-at-law, and only
next of kin.
The wiU was attested by Mr. Andrews and by Dr. Fox,
and probate was resisted on the ground of excess and
want of capacitv.
After hearing the evidence of the attesting witnesses,
The Court pronounced for the

LEGAL V. LEGAL MID PAGE.
Mr. T. J. Clarke appeared for tbe petitioner, a merchant's
clerk in Camden.siiwire, N. W., who had married the re.
'waded in 1854, and had had two children by her.
About the year 1860 the petitioner had auseion to go to
Spain. aid OE his return he booed that his wife was living
with Charles Page. She had had two other children since
the separation.
Decree nisi with costa.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Mr. Commissioner Fans.)
lIL IOsEPR CALM
This was an examination meeting sod application for an
order of discharge. The bankrupt was a licensed victualler
of Rotherbithe and Bermondsey.
Debts. 004/. ; with siesta, 192/.
Mr. Chidley appeared for the ansignees„ and did not
"Mealier owned for blesses. Jackson and Co., distil.
lees. of Dockhead, on this ground that after leaving his lime
bankrupt had spent between 1501. and 1601. without paying
bis dia
His Honour weed the examination, and granted the
order of discharge.

The bankrupt, • fish dealer, of Lowestoft, applied for his
order of discharge.
Mr. Bagley, for the assignees, opposed, and raid the
bankrupt mune to the eourt without • farthing of mete
beyond some doubtful clime spinet railway companies.
He obtained • large quantity of fish from different credi•
tore only three weeb before the bankruptcy.
Mr. Terry supported.
His Honour granted the ceder.

Tag POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

BOW.3II'REET.
FOiGEZT at a LLTL 11•31•0110 CURL
William Perms sad Emma Hayes were charged With
uttering a forged cheque for 301. on Glyn sad Co.'s beak.
Mr. Pavel, proprietor of the Swan Hotel, Newttreet.
Coveat-widen, stated—l love known the prisoner for shout
four or five years as holding • good position in society. He
was managing clerk in alarge arm in the City, I was not
aware that be had left his situation. On the 22nd December
he called on me, and said he was rather short et mossy,
and would be obliged if I would lend him 15/. I lent
him the moody. Oo the 23rd of January the female
ogled on me with • letter from him.
fr:Trorawn her from seeing her in the prisoner's company
at vetoes times. The letter incloeed • cheque on Mr.
(Ayes beak, stood " P. Peyton," which was the name by
which I had known him (though I sow believe it is • fie.
Shims name), and dated from Park.village Wind, which is
osrteioly not his resent address, though no doubt be
formed y lived there. The letter contained • request that
I should mob the cheque, deducting the ill. which he
owed me, and beading the other W. to the lady. I mond-
Mgt, gave her two 51. nets' end five 'overages. I paid
the cheque away to Mr. Gale, • ebeeeernmager' in
cas wood amounting to 241., and he paid me
tbrliirifereece. On Monday I mewed a letter by post from
the primmer. vegesming me to hold the cheque over for •
few days. At that time, however, I had parted with the
cheque. Yedsoley (Wednesday) the oblique was returned
to me by Mr. Gale, who had presented it at the bank what
payment was refused.
Yr. Henry—Hs bed no effects there!
Mr. Pavey—He has so woman there, and never had.
They don't even know him, nor anything about him. After
this I made inquiries of the coaehmse who drives the
omnibus in which the defendant need to ride into the City.
The oosehame said he used to put Mr. Peyton down at
Deaton'esamaxons, and agreed to show me the house where
he was etmged. I made inquiries there, and was told that
he had left is November, sad that they had been mach
distressed end perplexed as his sodden sad mysterious die-
appeasing,. He was very am& mimed in the bedew,
and they bed made every inquiry since without being able
to tied him. After this I went with the polioe.othrer to
• lod.booss in Cecil rest. Strund. and Maud
the whams. The male pelsoner, on being informed
of the charge, said it was a bad job, and he supposed he
must suffer for it. The female primmer mid " You don't
say it was deceit!' and appeared quite surprised. I really
do not believe that she brew there wee anything wrong
shoat the cheque.
The male prisoner—She is perfectly innocent.
Mr. Patsy—Still I thought at the time that I ought to
give them both in charge.
Mr. Henry —Certainly. It was necessary to give her in
charge, es she was the parson who actually brought the
cheque to yet.
Yr. Pavvy—Thet ens what I thought. Still I hope she
will be liberated sow. With regard to Mr. Peyton he
offered to get the mosey from hie (roods if I would pre him
time bat I did not believe in his friends' paying it, sad I
thought if I were to give him that opportunity it would be
half compromising the matter. As to the female prisoner
it bow appease that she is not married to him.
Mr. Hoary—No : she gives • different name. However,
as you seem to think she was not a party to the forgery
I shell discharge her.
The may prisoner was remanded for further examination,
aid the Wale primer discharged.
MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
ATTIPITTZD letriCTDl Ti A Cu.
desk Bier" • yang female, was charged before Mr:
Rasa with eNemgtieg to ementit suicide ander the follow-
an
111 Wears that the yens' woman got late • tab at Hot.
tea and reqembed the driver to drive as fest as pawn& to
illoselearest. Oa reaching Bond-street the driver
got deem to kat oat hie ram whoa he was enrprised
is and bar ia • state of inesesibility. Malin
his seeds to weeps her neelem, be celled the &Welton of
Palhatesastable Mott, 336 A. to the young woman. Mott
et lieet thought she bed bees drinking, but fearing that she
algid haw talon some semiotic he told the driver to
Mama to the Middlesea Hospital, where ea emetic having
been mindeleteret it wee sioartehied that the young woman
bed Won ashes. Oe Meat subsequently leaving the cab
he heed a phial whisk was toned to have contained a
dreg, sad ono 11011 eke fennel se the young wools&
ZYa
hileerieg gertilicote wee Woad to Mr. lass t "
hmelsy artily Met Ands liven wee beeistid to this hos-
pital eaterheg frees the Weds of °ohm. —Frederick Hass
Watts, Itaident Medical Moor, Middlesex Hospital."
ffeepant Dame (acting Inspector) asked for • remand, as

though every exertion
bad been need to discover lie pri-
wads relatives, they be
nasormesful, the more
eereehilly as the pitmeer bad glum fabe madness,.
The primate was remanded.
WORBHIP-11TELE6T.
roucragues drAvre NOT saisaus.
J. An Pdherick warn charged before Wr. Oooke with an-
irefully poisoning • coneleble's tranehma.
Yeeterday, during the sumenos el the public into the
bedy of the court, the defendant was observed by Besdall,
the gaoler, endeavouring to conceal • new eta of the des•
Know* dealt oat to the police by authority ; its length
offered some difficulty, and when questioned as to what the
article was, he replied, "Only a mime of wood," and pro-
duced it reluctantly, said that be wm not • emeatable, and
bad purchased it for ss. 9d. ; upolk_he bardieh aa
for of of police directed that he should as dated.
yr. Chokes interrogations elicited a reply, and it
appeared that the young man was well knows to many of
the force as respectable, sod having bees oemeiturgly mr-
vieeable to them in acquiring and affordMg informatioa.
Mr. Cooke observed that this =mkt be all very well, yet
defendant had no right to carry • mutable% staff ; much
along might result from it.
An interpreter here stated that he bad known defeedent
metered himself se • "detective," and snot about "drew.
ii . his staff."
Defendant enured the magistrate that he had not in-
tended harm, and offered to accompany • constable to the
;hop where he purchased the symbol of aetheetty.
Jr. Cooke directed this should bedlam, and the defendsat
should atteod on the morrow.
The officer now said defendant took his to • shim is
Tolowitreet. Borough, where many other staffs wen to be
seen exposed for sale, and the tradesman admitted having
sold to defendant that in question ; he was not, however, in
setendsom.
Mr. Cooks ordered that the shopkeeper Mould)» inhumed
he had rendered himself liable to • penalty in having sold
the staff. It sou en extremely improper eat, and the trine-
actiou should serve as a cautioa. With nspect to the de-
tandem. he had doubtless acted from good meantime, how-
ever foolish, sad he, too, must reprd this as • tandem
Defendant was then diecharged, but the staff was detained.

PNEUMATIC DESPATCH COMPANY.
(THIS DAY.)

The fourth ordinary general meeting of share-
holders in site above esuipagy was held this day at the coma-
panv's offices, Victoria-street, Westminster, Captain Hume
in the chair, who explained that he had been called on un-
expectedly to fill that position a egnes of the abeam»
of their chairman. the Duke of :Matt, 'Wawa. Net
ten minutes before entering the room he had
received a note horn his grace Watlag that
he had been coo6oed to the hoses for the lasi
se.a.p with influenza, and fond it Impossible se yet to
net rid of hie cough. He we, Wiseacre, afraid as yet to
venture on the journey to town. The duke concluded by
expressing Lis satisfactioe that his almence would be the lees
felt io consequence of the very premigisgpontion of the cots-
panv. The casino's, havieg mad the not., proceeded to UV
that although unprepared for hie present paMaea hr
difficulty was removed by the fact that he had vary little
to my. The report reed at the last mean explamed every
came of delay. sod now he was Glad to add that meet of
those canoes had been overcome. If any gentleman would
turn his imagination to the street" of London with
their wonderful reticulation of "ewers end their mania-
cation' of water pipe he would not be surprised to learn
that their engineers had found many impediments to their
progress. Notwithstanding everything, however, they had
got into Holborn, and the only question now was how they
were to get into the City. They bad bad strong hopes
avJahng the shutting up of N. and had
succeeded in getting the consent rtre:loper antics-
rules ice going under Christ's H tal, but un-
fortunately an influential individual interfered,
.oat had for the present prevented that proceeding. They
still hoped that with the consent of the City authorities
they would be able to effect their object, and even if they
should not, theca was nothing to prevent them reaching
their City terminus I. Gresham-street in reasonable time.
The preeeat meeting had bees called in eoneequence of the
resolution of the proprietors that they should kinder up
their account. half-yearly instead of yearly, as before, and
an the report contained everything that could be said, he
would cooclude by merely moving its adoption. (The re-
port hes already been published.)
Colonel DaisteLL seconded the motion, which was
unanimously agreed to.
The Caareasa thanked the meeting for its unanimous
action= of the report, and had great satisfaction in stating
that sot a 'single director bad parted with a share during
the whole period of his service. Dories the half-year the
directors bed met 110 times in paresmace of the buskins of
the compaey.
Mr. 00111:111 criticised a few item at expeaditam, but
not, aa he Mated, with any inanition of entering a formal
objection. He folly appreciated the great ability cad in-
dustry of the directors, and begged to move that they
should receive 50W., not as a reward, but as a testimonial
of the gratitude of the shareholders for their attention to
the intimate of the company.
Mr. WODDLIIISPOOII, in seconding the motion, was of
opinion that they had been too long dealing with their di-
rectors on the pneumatic principle, giving them mere aerial
votes of satisfaction. slaughter.) He was glad now to me
ioniething mare suhrtaVhd in the way of thanks. (Cheers.)

The vote was marled by ecclamation.
The Camineas, in returning thanks, took the oppor-
tunity to make one or two statements in answer to ques-
tions. With respect to the Post-ollies, the authoritiis there
were perfectly mtisfied with the work does at the Easton
station, but as it was merely an experiment the company
had not as yet made any charge, except some 70/. or 801.,
being the =IOWA the Poet-oate had formerly paid
for calm. The directors were not quite setialled with
the mode in which their engieeers were remunerated. but
in this and in every other matter the utmost vigilaet• red
economy would be exercised. The law expenses included
the purchase arrangement of property for their Hol-
born station, and also aeon protracted negotiations
which had enabled them to 111101pe mach litigation with
the tenants of the Bedford estate. With regard to the
vote which bad just been caned, he Gould my with truth
that it bat not been expected by a eagle director. (Hear.)
Indeed, they rather prided themselves oe the fact that they
bad served four years without remuneration. (Hear. hear.)
Yersonally he wee almost sorry to be deprived of the power
of telling the shareholden this, but coming as the vote did
from a quarter from which the board had hitherto received
strong but gentlemanly opposition it would be ungracious to
meet it with snytbiag but thanks and acceptance. (Loud
cheers.)
In answer to a question, the CHAIRMAN stated that it
would be necemary to go agate to parliament for an
extension of their compulsory powers, which would expire
in a year and also for some additional powers upon one of
their patents.
The proceediep terminated with the usual vote of thanks
to the chairman sod dilation.

LONDON AND MIDDLESEX BANK.

(THIS DAT.)

A meeting of some of the shareholders of this
bank was held today at the Guildhall, to amidst the pre-
sent position of the imam The costing was wormed by
circular for noon, but it was coosidembly altar that time
when the prooesdinp einnuisoord. There was some diffi-
culty io finding a chairmen, but the calks was ultimately ac-
cepted by Dr. COOK. The chairmen hawing °teemed that
he thought the hest course would be to eall in one of the
clerks of the bank, lir. Howell, who was outside the room,
awl bear from him a statement of the poultices of the bank.
A GE/171111AM expressed surprise at the meaner in
which the mooing had beim convened, ao same being
attached to the circular, mad said he should be glad to know
whether. or not the directors had been invited to attend.

The CHentwas said be believed that the meeting was
convened by Mr. Rowell. and Wet the object see to del
the board to all a omega( of the shareholders ; addieg
that he thought the great effort of all the shareholders
should now be to get the erteoentarita an Boos u peestble
out of the ofdoe,where great expenses were being needlawdy
thrown oa the concern.
. .

Mr, Howott having entered the room. mid he called the
meeting at the esmseelion of Mr. Cook, and the directors
were pot included is the invitation to attend.
Mr. HOWELL then read a lengthened written steternent,
making serious charges against some of the directon and
officers of the bask. Among other allegations was one that
• customer of the bank had bad accommixlation paper dis-
counted to the attest of 190,001. • and soother, that the
report pmeented in Jane last was incorrect, there bong,
in fact, so profit divisible.
In reply to • questios from Mr. STEIB, the manager of
the West-end keen* Mr. HORS:IL stated that the book,
of that breech were foiled to have been most regularly kept.
The deficiency in the capital oriels/ from looses of various
kinds was stated by Mr. Howell to be swirly half the whole
amount. _ . .

The Oflarnicur said he believed 'the investigation of the
acconuts was only about hid completed.
On the motion of Mr. LA , Bewailed by Mr. SANTIS,
it was resolved :—" That it is the opioiost of this meeting
that the accountant. should be withdrawn at ones."
Oo the motion of Mr. FORD, secoguild by Dr. Meows, it
wee resolved :—" That the directors be requested to call a
meeting of the proprietor, on or before the Bth of
Fet.ruary mut."
The !nista( then separated.

Fir:Ea —(Trrin DAY.)—About 7 o'clock, a.m., a
fire broke oat in the premier of Mr. N. Bothwell, No. 5,
Crown-row, Mikeesd, whiok was sot entiagulalted sole
the lower part of the haildieg was destroyed, and the upper
Pert seriously damaged. The Ins will fall ors the Bas
office. Another betook pleas is the pregame of Mr. IL R.
Edwards, a roosr and tea dealer. carrying es Wiser at
'ok $7, Grand Jusetioa-term, Bdivarieroad. sad eoeri-
derable damage was does by An. water, Re. T 54 to.. will
fall upon the Son Fineeeles. We base also to Teased a
fire oo the premises id Mama J. DAMS as& Co., woollas
warehousemen No. 45, Bow-laws. (11=4614- 11" "mad
Coos was oceniiied by Messrs. Vasa Co., also
wareboasemes. As bistatit ahem was-slessa. and the on-
rifles of the Lowden bred*, flea Use steel Nee*, la
Watling-street, and ewe/ Masi sad Mass." lead sharers
attended, and Ow frame ascended is eatiognisbieg tits
flames. Coorideriag tharisamisdrsede elf Abe peardare the
damage may be stated to be inconsiderable. TIN bewas

caused by a defective flue.

fIZDAY.

ON rte■

SATURDAY.

Li. to N.R.,
arras to aboistalia,
none rain or inert

s.w. &ad
N. 8., fresh to mask
rate. Ene.

in places.
W.n.W. to
fresh to moderate,
generally Ise.
W.& W. to N.N.W.
sad 14.111.1., fresh to
moderate, lbw
&W. to N.W. and to
!LE_ fresh, some
rain In places.

W. to N. sad NAL,
moderate to fresh

Manumit. N. w. to N.L. and
moderato to treat

Zametac Nt" S.W. to N.N.R.
and N.N.L. treat
to moderato, gene-
ra/1y tlno.

Northern:Sootland. Wolves:lnland. *ldes. and ad-
jacencies. anathema= inallsh Channel •w bitty bay. Saila=
=Eastward Ersatesad and ISabsoland.

SHAXIMPIGAILZ TZACENTEWART, STRATTORD-ON-
ATON.—Yeskarday, at the meeting of the committee, in the
absence al Yr. Flower, the mayor the Rev. Granville
Granville, the vicar, took the chair. It was resolved that
arrangements igioukl immediately be made for advertising
in Loudon on a large scale, for oollectiog subscriptioes, and
far opening in a control part of London an office for the ode
of tickets. Report was made of the progress of the
" Pavilion." It is a large and substantial building
of wood and iron, covering aa eas of ground,
and rained oe • foundation of solid masonry. lts
diameter is 170 feet. Fourteen thousand cubic feet of
timber, braced with upwards of ten toes of iron, have bees
used in its coastruction. It is capable of stating 5,000
• that

people. It was familia. reported A Alfred Telinyson,
Eeq., poet laureate, has eousented to join the Committee of
Taste. The following gentlenses have bees added to the
list of riot-presidents :—Tees Taylor. Pin!: Shirley_
_Brooks.
Esq.; the Duke of kLiuselsetter ; Earl of LinalleLl
Professor Nichol, Glasgow ; Right Him. Thomas CY I.as,
0.C., ILP. ; J. 0. Jeffrey, Fog.; Rev. H. W. Cresaey,
Glasgow ; J. Harbert Stick, BR.; Joseph Ellis, Faq.,
MacnArricie INarrmas Lir F.riggz.—Mtnttn-
cary
BAQINIST.—Some inter/Ming proceedings took
at &Mime, Pass:. on Tuesday swamis'. the acclaim
the isaegesatka of • new building for the Braintree
lieshasies' IMAM, built at a wet of 2,5004
from a mods by the late Yr. G. Ooortauld, who
also mooed some handsome school, to be erected is 1861
for the benefit of the poor. The building inaugurated au
Tuesday le a swims sad elegant one, and in every way
well adopted far the pemem for which it is deoigued. A
Aerie was held in the tail, at which the Rev. Sir J. P.
Wood presided, supported by Mr. Do Om, ILP.. Yr. G.
Courtimld, nom of the Lassated asoessed resueum ; Mr.
S. Coartaidd, Mr. Saville Wen &a. Addresses were de-
livered by the ehaismso. Yr. C. Do Cane, ILP.. Yr. S.
Coartauld, aad other geetkonse, and the speeches were
followed by a mart. The Courtauld family is lams far
end wide by the prominent part which it played in the
great Braintree Mush rate cam. Last evsaiog Lord
Chelmsford presided at a somewhat similar mirth at
Chelmsford.
FIRE ON HOARD TOE DRILADNOEGHT HOSPITAL
Sem —Oonsiberabio al•Erswom oeseasaid on Tuesday roe-

the ea lewd the einemens keepleslehipDrwebassgti,- ---
lying-
= the Theme, oeseeiseme el a lee beak* est is the et
the mime& oath, esel while bad ham isocadorted by the
overbealingal a Ise. dedstasee wee promptly medered by
Mr. leepenter Massie, of the Deptford Dockyard police,
who immediately bad the dosting meth belonging to that
establishment is readiness, and which was 'canned by •
number of shipwrights and ethers working seethes en
baud the Enterprise. Os getting eloegsicki the vessel it
wan found that the fire bad got a rather extensive held ia
the casing on the etarbeerd side. The shipwrights lame-
Mandy met to work oaths; away the timbres. and is about
three home all fear of the estension of the fire subsided, the
float being left alongside the vessel daring the night, is the
event of env farther danger miles. The vessel has sva-
tained considerable
FUNERAL 07 TV:TAN-ILION COLUMBINE.-•-105-
terday (Wedeeiday) afterimage, the mortal remains of Miss
Mary Ann Thome, aged 32 rears, better keowe an Ma-
dune Marie Charts; late Columba* at the Pavilion
Theatre, Whitenhapebroith were interred is the Tower
Hamlets Cemetery, Bow-road. There were not more thaa
half a dozen gnome present at the grave, sad sot a single
member of the Pavilion c mpsy. Bemirel provincial acne;
however,were is the moarelmt eseriege.
Tat BLOWING-UT OF TIM IstriT BLISOK. I '
terday the wreck of the barque Laity Sleigh weeders& fur
sale at Liverpool. The remains or the hall, width SY
sheathed with yellow metal, sad which lay on the herb el
New Ferry, was sold for 251. The foremast and • hap woma-
nly of shooks sad loom save were sold for 1251.
A BIASSES' CONFICRENCS. —The native barbers of
Bombay have held a public meeting, at which it was re-
solved that far the shaving of his head a Hindoo should be
charged two mom, • Panes four, a thiltomedas five and a
hat tams, and a Gmerstie Wee pies. The Europeans
I were sot disturbed, fee, thin able to shave themselves,
any attempt to raise Utak rates= drive them to self-
' protection. Then win 2,001) sail the
local piper melba the osesbination to erg,kesseli tiar-
as= of the sisessiaries of life.
Tits Genevan' Boa orow R.noonn. —The monarch
of all swiss hes embed is tows. sad takes up bin quarters
at loinisee's Heed, ea Mearesearese. is the Ash's,
when he will ramie a short limo. He is 2i yaws old,
and weighs 1,23216 x, which re think seam him the
, seiehtiset of his hied ever blown. • Ha yr raked by Mr. L.
1 if. Trowbridge, of Deltoo, Fence euttety.--Tbkifo (Er. S.)
Commercial.