The Express.
London, England, 1855-04-23 00:00:00

MARKETS.

THE POLICR COURT&

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Datiet if detAeli Devi/eat sad Como Wilfiags Gorden,
who carried Cs basiness together se Wads' brokers, in
Miaelatlase, sad Cossin-laste, and es distillers at West
Ham, Emu, were brought before Sir John Musgrove,
chargedwader the &Wept Law Consolidation AU of
11M9, not surrendering at the time sad plus appointed
fag their ezansinatios, aftes due notice had been served, of
the adjudication iaraberairsuciptay.
Mr. Ballasting • for the prosecution, and Mr.
Clarkson for the p GIL
Sufllatent evidence, of a merely formal eharaater was
gium for the purpose of a remand, which wee not °bigoted
to en the part of the defame, hat from the opening state-
IMO appeared that the bankrupts failed is June last, for
she ergasous moue! At g 00.0001., and absconded. They
were afterwards teased toNsufshatel, and theme to Naples
and Malts, when they were arrested, sad • warrant sent
gat from this oust to brims them to Lesion.
The prisoners were remanded.
OLIIIIIINWELL.
Anise BmW. was enured with housing and robbery.
The prosecutor, a yeeng_naan named Moore, residing at
No. 9, ,ffhitcsomplase Hackney, appeared with his faro
watched and nose severity injured, as if from • blow, and
seemed as if he had not quite recovered from the effects of
some narcotic drag. He said that he had met the prisoner
accidentally sense short time daft in the streets, and had, on
one or two occasions, gess out with her on emersion., by ap-
pointment. On the previous day beast her by appointment,
and they walked together until they arrived in the City.
After partakieg of some refreshment, he called • cab, near
the Royal Rubins and they were driven about. la the
course of their rambles be ordered subteen to stop at •
publio.house. The cabman brought out some !pints, and
beaded it to him, and he immediately lost his senses, and
knew no more of what incurred until he found himself
locked up in the Somers-town station for being drunk and
incapable.
Joseph Wilson, 72 8, said—At an early hoar on Friday
morning I fined prosecutor lying is College-street, Somme•
town, in a state of insensibility, dreadfully disfigured sad
bleeding ; hie clothe. were saturated with blood. Before I
arrived at the spot I saw • female leave where the prosecutor
was on the ground, and I followed her and took her into
custody, and removed both to the station-house. On search-
ing the prisoner • porte-moronic, containing 4.., one mat.
piece, a gold Albert chain, a silk handkerchief, a penknife,
and other articles, were found on her.
Mr. Moore ideatitied the articles produced as belonging,
to him.
Prisoner--I positively deny having taken the property
with any intention of felony. I met Mr. Moore by appoint-
ment, and we went about together. He certainly drank the
gin the cabman gave him, and he became insensible. I
took the property with the view of keeping it safe.
The Magistrate—lt is very suspicions that you were aeon
by the officer to leave the complainant. I gee you dangle
yourself as a "laundress without a home."
Prisoner—l did not wish my friends to know I war is
each a position—they are respectable.
Magistrate—Who was the cabman?
Prisoner—l do not know—he left as in Great Collegtl
street, where Mr. Moore was found. I did not take hie
number.
Magistrate—lt is evident that the prosecutor has been se•
verily injured. I mast remand the case, unless the prisoner
states really where she byes ; if she does, I have no objec-
tion to take her own recognisance to appear in • week to II
answer the charge.
The prisoner, after considenble hesitation, said that she
lived in the house of Mrs. Bydenham, 99, College-street,
Somers. town.
The prisoner was put bask fora short time ; ultimately
Sergeant Mulvaney stated that he had made inquiries,
and that the address given by the prisoner was correct. She
was, therefore, admitted to bail on her own recognisance.
MARLBOROUGH-STREET.

William Sharp was charged with stealing a purse con-
taining 871. in notes and gold, the property of a lady named
Armstrong, residing at No. 4, Great Marlborough-street.
Mrs. Armstrong said she had occasion to go into a shop
e purchme some paper. She had her ports-monnate in her
head, which contained four 61. notes, 17 sovereigns, two
lialtsoversigne, and some silver. She laid the port•-monnaie
ter a moment on a glue case in front of the counter, and
abreast immediately afterwards missed it. Information was
giesa of the robbery, and the notes were stopped.
Samuel Coombe, City polioe-constable, sou on duty at the
Bank of Rolland, and wee sent for to take a man named
Spencer into custody, who had presented the stolen notes.
Spencer took him to a house, sad pointed out the prisoner
us the man from who» he received the notes. The prisoner
Vied to escape, but was secured and searched. The suss of
191. lits. in gold was found in his poseession.
Prisoner denied all knowledge of the notes, and was no
=MIA until Thursday.
LAMBETH.
Upwards of three hours of the time of the Hon. G. C.
INorton was occupied In hearing and disposing of the oases
wherein persons had been charged with picking posh" and
committing various robberies, at the proessaism kneed em
Monday last, between the Bricklayers' Alai and Wm&
minster-bridge, for the reception of the Emperor sad
Empress of France and also in the front of and about the
Crystal Pala, on Friday, during the royal and imperial
vidt.
The first ease called on was that of John Cregan, a young
fellow, who described himself as a painter, who was charged
with »blitz.. Leopold Weimar, • native of Vienna, of
a brilliant of the vela. of 71., near the Bricklayers'
Arno, cis Cathy afternoon, just as the carriage of the
Emperor, the Empress, and Prince Albert, was ap-
proaching.
The prisoner was committed to the House of Correction
for two months.
Upwards of 80 other prisoners were also committed to
Wandsworth House of Correction for various periods, vary-
ing from one to three months.
The 800. G. 0. Norton delivered his judgment in the
case in which Barfooe Biggailike, a polies-constable, 81 P,
bad been charged with committing a most unmanly assault
upon Mrs. Sarah Tyler, a respectable married woman. The
charge was investigated by direction of the Commissioners
of Police.
The evidence given on the former bearing was reported in
the Daily News of the llth inst. Mrs. Tyler had been to
the Lord Nelson public house, Old Kent-road, to bring her
husband home, and while there had been grossly insulted
by two policemen. Subsequently meeting the defendant,
she complained to him of their conduct, but he at once
knocked her down, and applied to her the most disgusting
epithets. Her husband said he would go to the station-
house and report the policeman, upon which defendant
dragged him to the station-house and preferred against him
a charge of assault. On the following day, before Mr.
Elliott, this charge was »holly disproved, the accused die-
charged, and the magistrate a:pressed a strong opinion that
the charge of assault, es well as that of a false charge,
should be preferred against the constable.
Mr. Norton having read from his notes that portion of the
evidence which bore most forcibly on the charge, said that it
was to him a matter of deep regret to have to deal with such
oases, as they brought odium on a number of respectable
men, bat he was sorry to add that he was by no means
satisfied with the testimony given in the case by Sergeant
Fagg, 218 P, as be did not think that officer told all he
knew of the matter. He then convicted the defendant
Biggedike in the penalty of 21. 10e.' or in default of pay-
ment to one month's imprisonment.
The penalty was atones paid and the defendant discharged.
THAMES.
Mr. Sherwood, one of the overseen of Whitecbapel
parish, accompanied by Mr. Cochrane, corn merchant, of
No. 18, Cable-street, applied to Mr. Ingham on behalf of a
poor widow named Ballard and her two children. Mr.
Sherwood said that on Easter Sunday a hone and cart, be-
longing to • person named Church, • greengrocer, of
Devonporlotrat, Commercial-road, were left unattended
in Brook-street, Estelle. Something caused the horse to
take fright, and it darted off at • tremendous pace. A
young man named William Ballard, in the employ of Mr.
Cochrane, who was standing opposite his master's shop on
seeing the horse and cart approach at full speed, darted Into
the middle of the road for the purpose of stopping the na-
sal. This act and hamaity cost him dear. The
shaft of the cart elm* on tie broom, and broke his heart-
strings. He watibsoaked dark sad scudded along the road by
the wheels, whisk mangled his in a shocking maser.
The bons was seen afterwards slingod; end Me poor fellow
was picked up Is ea aseasftio inandea. Mr. Oakes'
mused his icameftale rionsinal le the Lead= Hos** when
he died • few ablates sawyer*, leaving a widow, whe
was far advent* fa proclaim, and two young children, to I
deplore his loss. His (Mr. Sherwood's) object in waiting on
the magistrate was, to ask if some assistance could not be
extended to the widow and her children, now quite destitute.
Mr. Ingham said this; was • most: lamentable case, and
deserving of public commiseration. He should be most
happy to assist the gentlemen who appealed to him; and
he Grand a sovereign to be headed to Mr. Sherwood frees
the poor-box fund, for the relief of the widow and her
children.

Tess CITY Poucs Fora.—Mr. D. W. Harvey,
Commissioner of th4aLiseliest , has addressed the follow-
ing letter to the an d the Ism "City Polka-
eMoe, Old Jewry, of bpeil. 1161s.—Desr air.l Ism to
request you will forthwith assmurdente te the Misers aml
eonstables of the City pollee-benthat upon the oesadea of
my presentation tote Emperor and Empress of the lamb
by the Lord Mayor, his Imperial Majesty was basal to
express to me, in the most greases sad latt Isms,
his admiration of the Ws' cipline et war Ere% sad the ellielsat
manner In which order was parervei oa tits Wades of
the visit of their Imperial Majesties to the My, and I am
(ratified to add that his Royal Highness the Dabs of
Cambridge also expressed his approbation of our arrange-
ments, as did Sir Hemp °Day, her Majesty's principal
Secretary of Stara he the Hems Department. I embrace
this occasion to nekairwladge yens valuable services, and to
spree my thanks es tin satire form for the exemplary
manner in whisk they diesherged their arduous duties on
this importaat semis& I ant, dear air, yours faithfully,
D.
W. HAiwirr.—To kr. fisperinteadent Hodgson, City of
Leaden Paw"
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ILUIDWARE.
lintothoza, Arm 2l.—The state of trade here is DO more gall&
teary than we reported it Met week; a few orders have some in.
Mt they are esetpweetheth malesY amount ; these ere prinelpelly
freer the bathes very little to do. At meet of
the nagthaelMee the ma the werkleg short time ad la per.
thaw Mies sothalerethe amber of bands have bees gthelsgged.
Atemerenmet saw he MAO riles, neared within the thst week,
ha keep thee bona algae brisk soh for ISM dem to some.
Opus the Swim% ma fithereday, them was seem ethmella k the
thes Made; Ogee WM,
tad be em. pigs etheally preeverteg
Otis
flaregeft thea the M
dem ef het week. Lather
swag el at gallant of Mr. now egassr basbeen held
with arrothimg bat sedefeettey resit. We nmelliened tea doe
sines it keSaerwa Is the pad bed been eared. eel that them
as a probability el the gait brag wend apes these hangtt
to be roptted; Wrath; OW *Mae bath Meth MYk Mem to
!waifs the waft ef MOW at this Inagement, so the
Mate will most Misty go into the Ilmethsptay that. rod viably be
weal tit melt Outs wiaapsimeth modal= of the Muth-
math PAL
In the alai west of Dudley, the penthem Wes egeht SR the
move *ming the week; several bow have limon held. at
mike rughliens lure pared not to romp the reused mete of
wages. Yesterday a deputation from the wort wee met a umber of
the mat laugatial coal and irentheMere at the Cutert.konse
at MtVilsrd. Mr. Witham Mathew (at the Orrbyna
hall W the. Simper (d the Babb Lice Ogeththy), Mr. W.
0. Feelse, S. lairtea. sal sit el the leal=toYen were
prima A isepthenel thessarth but of ea eharamer
tiosegtheth maned. Os the part of the men it was impala why thir
ages wen le be mined; to this the reply was that the Muslim
was maga Itholtellie le NOM ef the disermeest Mato et the tale.
Mr. Ithineell mathemell that he bed bees alined In Ifirmleghent
21. IM. SYS MC p 2, tons.DlA* she math ego egnisemded
It. me, was Haled lemind, that two et three their
sand as state am ham he. sell M the brit grim with Ism
difficulty than tee sr three Ma sa Moe at the pretest it. Mot-
withigandieg, too. this all MI in the mho el the emmenedity,
the alas' wore has reemined at the some eerie se when
finished um vas I& a lath It is now mama 011 recluse the rate
ese.fifth only, elthengh the prime of iron has drama foll 50 per cent,
and It bee new been metemisd that the me 'a WWI were in-
wawa when the higher prises ruled. It wail be melees to enter
into the alas el the diemies at this MIMI. en every point
the men wire hilly ••• Mtely mosweed. We In MOW nn say that
they bath hem theenifierels led ithrenereath in their dremsda. and
thes she benewlere have shown Set *it of arra* whisk is so
sienteMatish et lien.
e. ad nothmodea she session sae be-
seans Man Ilethesm wry theerly
eat to thm the theme between lark psalm es efpetard
10r the ircemseelme. sea the Nilsen maleyed user West Bromwhe
and Oldbury.~ the east passel it its pits being side heed
at Birmingham; Ong II • himself, he
himself that the men sheath y=peesalt IlLe; advance in the prise ef
trey min when it saYht. Ow et the wawa read an game
front the These, In what it was sot lath "that the iron trade •••
mama a Warm tone! but to this It was trona that the pimp*
was ~her orecomoom, he that more then My furnaces had been
Mews as etheelent Jon there hag et the proem moment set
mere than shay be Its.. Bsaae the roam. brae up the men
mused pray wall sonlesid Ors they were In error ; and the game
Wawa en epgamgess mosting of the alien leek piece, at whisk it
was thawed byliSpe admit, to ease the reined mole. end re-
SWIM work em corning. It is to be hoped, thereire, that
the strike is at se

ODlTON.—lavxmoor., Aram 21.—The market clotted with an up.
ward temdmery, compared with Prlday's rates; and prices of all kinds
were extreme. The saki were estimated at between 8,000 and 10,000
bake, sad included 100 export, and2.ooo speculation ; 101 Perna= and
llaranhant,it sp.; 400 Egypte!. at Sad.; 800 Buret, at hd., 44d. ;
and 40 Bea lean at 114. to is M.

COTTON GOODS.--Idanonewes. Aram 111.—We have a quiet
but steady market. Ina fir Sloth and yarns. For no der of goods
bas there toss a wry entre demand, but the market retains It. eta.
batty. Ms sane from Austria during the last few days has caused
some insednese, and b isd to a restristed business for the won•
wan; se that the aggresses transactions of the week are rather
ender *see of saws of the oua vain Other ewer, however,
haw bed swops pert in a dintrabind trade this week. aad
uniegnnen awe may be weed as meet Illogleihnlissi the nand loth&
wed the mew nsnint the troia. The however,
has nettesa Int wen pellese. babysins annefesennesElam and spinners
are es a begs anent maw oweleast for learn or sheater periods,
Mai ams=lllollll.ll Mee wigs. The trageioths and
T sloths le the Frelers math* Ileannliee. bat that e has been
a imedernee demo' fw fainting &the at the rates of last week.
Heavy denweirs we quiet, bet though In 40.1nek shirting. the
asselest Mies sae* of its Amaso the denied is less. from
the prwengsgenents of askew, and bon the bet that stooks have
been cloned of; narrower obirtlnge are quiet, but the demand
equals that of list week, and Nees are steady.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lanos, Aram 111.—Although we hem had a
better market today than we had on Tuesday. still it h. only been of
a quiet character, and nook impulse= Ms been dons Wm en this
day week. Trete has ben a kir @lndy Weds gem la Ike weriewaes
for the home market ark, eas wrest week. The &WIN hostess
are doing tether mere Wane in preparation for the fall trade.

TALLOW.—Ths SeasswaSebomemorenneptics during the week hes
been mart, ros be some t ecatinuo to be sods tar
the contimma Mimensaseinsas w-bed with a wowing son-
Motion that poem is NW Maly to wows Os dollbwallumcg oar pima.
potentiating. bows proasset • swelleedis Whet as our marks; the
price for T.C. on the spit palorday morning, Ala 91. per
elm , and kr the lot Ono sevens M. In the coaxes et the day
rumours ot a eating pods dm:Wm led to a decline of shout le. per
ewt-ao=4:lBWllVer, priest have to a great extent recovered, and
oarotadosis are : —Spot, new, 31a. 9d. old, 49e. 9d. ;
apell, als. U.; Ilay, 51.. O,L to 9d. ; October and December, 335. 6d.
to 34e.; tows bellow, 30s. nett cosh; tallow, Elaine, 43e. to 465. ;
oil, Us.; oda oil, hes.; ooco lint, Cochin, 43.. ; Ceylon, 41s. 6d.
Arrivals for the Ps* 1,333 ; delivery, 1,608. The public sales con-
sisted OE 1011 wska. et which 809 sekl.—From Mess% South add
Narita' analar et Trigg evening.

CORN.-C•neamoa, Avant 11.-Oar market was urn for every
thing, and good wheat rather dearer. Wheat, 66e. to 72a. Barley,
225. to M. Beans, 40a. to Us. Oita, 24e. to 32..
CARTPRIIITRY APRIL 21.-Onr aaaoly was shod and prices about
the same. Wheat, Wow& Us. to • white, 701. to 755. Bar.
ley, Us. to 22a. Oats, no. Beans, 34. to 41a. Peas, 36e.
Cumin; Aran, 21.-We had a small supply of wheat and oats
at our market this morning. Prises of both fully equal to last
week. Barley good supply, slower sale, and lower. Wheat,
white, new and cad, Ws. to M. 6d.; red, new and old, 265. Id. to
26e. 6d. Barley, new and old, 13a. to Ds. Osta, potato, 11e. Id. to
; common. 10a. to 121. Rye, 16s. 8e..., 22e. Pens, 225.
Flour, per done, 2a. 6d. to 2e. 10d. Oatmeal, 2s. 2d. to 2s. ed.
Byemeal, la. 6d. Barleymeal, ls. ed.- Oorlitle Auras:.
Onciuteraa. Aran. 21.-A quiet trade here to-day for all torts of
grain. Wheat a moderate show, without any material alteration
from this day se'nnight. Barley a short supply ; its late value barely
maintained. Beans and peas were muck the same PA lett week.
Otouczeran. Apia 21.-Engliah wheat was in fair supply, and
weld a shade higher than key Saturday. Foreign in better de-
mand, at late rates. Beans and barley were well supported. The
late demand for ate seem. again to have subsided. Imports of the
week ending April 11 : -Wheat, 35 qrs.; oats, MO.
Gorwroan, Aram 21. -The *imply of wheat continues short, but
the demand was again limits', and prices were much the same
as last week. Wheat. 665. to 84s. Barley, SOL to Ue. Oats, 265. to
31e. Beane, 425. to 47a.

Harman, APRIL 21.—The what trade to-day Is arm for the finest
descriptions; interior moiples a dol4treds, supply fair. Barley in
In better supply, and sold at rata klr Oats quite as good
trade. Peas and heves Erb ta or bad from last week.
Wheat, 40r. to 47a. per load. DieW tbk. lo M. per qr. °anent
Ito 315. per qr. Peas, 14a. to IS.. per sal. tons.
LW. to 43e.

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Ilawasenrarme-Tyss, Ana 21.—The roam this week has
bees les, bat the heists bath resift and ttaAp hes Wan
sondimmbly. Bela is Nana wants` The trade *arise ees assist
week hes underfoot tlttis demo d inamerb sour Were fxrdwas to
poems very cautiously, but dem Wags powoni,• late rates kr
wheat bus been tally sastalud. wheat rime utorA fa anticipation
of the films Oonirtmessopineng ries* ibMeng to any pacer
reset, has prekunt Wel Mir dodo to warehouse. Tor South
oestatry red TM. ° Ths. hes hem whiner a fair business
has been trammied in larelgy shady in qualities, which
hare acki at its. to 70s. ~ Work red st the ealt... jsehtang 77ev
all weighed
dour 2s. pw wok, has ger Mr. Our milks' bils to reduce
seaffeed the
demand kr Meek whirr is saeewes has braperted wi ot
th spa
rather bum ream For waft terry the demord has subsided,
but minim dessepders asattime to mast armada& In other arti-
cle's, Meru trunspirod that prices !omen nerimily =hinged.
At ear midst Ws morals. we had a Was show et wheat from the
sad. elhough the arrivals are also to a fair extent, fresh-
tireMeg mild quickly at about the rarer this da senutight.
In mouth muntrycVrollitttle was dire, but a fair trans-
pired in lersign. la Hamburg red, at els. to 705., acceding to
quality. /lour wm change. In rye Ms strew Malting
barley in dew requeek awl as same rem ams applisable to grind-
ing. Is met them was rather mere sddalYdNa. Beans and peas
sliehtly lower. With eats we we :Zisupplkd, and
wenthe be-
gun, for seed burg smewbilit, hem • slow ale w ups.
nerved for ail dermbesseq an* Wks were with difficulty
sustained. The umbels Ids with are:—whet. coastwise, 1,686
qrs.; foreign, 2,251; rye, mingeine, Se; burry, emstwhe, 102; malt,
trastwin, 310; oats. meastwelq ; pees, foreign, IOC; tour, 1,216
sacks. _ _ _

Holtman, Aram 21.—Our malot lass fairly supplied with wheat
WAIT. Ind=orainausig=hrwr was sa tut weak. A fair
assoand or arnistandad a fres ale; Lab.
et prise t aqui Is than alba =Moat day. Destay was is small
sysly. the souse hr midi* Wag hosspot ; pleas. sorts we
itost, NA Marsha woes without MsetV sappcetail. Beans :
asish; damsel smash ; In prism as aloha. Tho souse ra-
=snip, to dr ankh pow oats WWI soma at isst week's
peissa tisd halm to much Wilms; hsidsrs would oaks no
stessnisn.

PIIMMIIMPON. APRIL 21.—There was a good supply of wheat here
today; Sal samples fully Is. per qr. dearer, and secondary sorts
moved off mare freely than last week. EVAN; oorn without altera.
non in vales.
Ammo, Aran. 21.- Our market was thinly attended, and but
little dispeillea to purchase ; what few sales were effected were at a
whine Mows from leaf weak. Barley a short supply, thmgrz
mote se woe notdred. and at Maned In value, as alio oats.
cora sentnel.
Arm. 21.—The weather conthines add, with severe
frogat night to Ae Wary KIM wheat ere% particularly on ULM
end no doubt ikeindp. te Meet is to
done. The
wheat trade opened biddy bp gums akthig b. to Sa. per qr. more
lowly, bat Nettled down Men same, OM LA week of le. to 2s. per
qr. No MON USW is pea be sae, bat they are In better demand,
ream and other ello es WOK% Priem to the growers : —Wheat,
old. Ma. to Ms. per gr.; am I& to 74e. Oak, le. lts to le. Id. per
stone. Beam, ale. to Mo.
WORCUTII, Aran. 11.—There win again a large supply of wheat
at market to-day, whist rid der* at rather over the currency of
this day semight. Nee* analleeed. Oats only taken in re
Few beam oaring, and no trardadiems reported.
Tom, Aran. 21.—We have only MI a moderate show of wheat
at nada' '.day tar whisk millers rebates* paid an adman of
Is. Per_tweaw. Bertip daft es dear. la hum and oats no alters.
Bon. Ms pewee gelsee Ws day ; —Wheat, white, lie. to 70e. per
qr; rid. NIL to Its. Bray. Stn. to 31a; Wails& T9e. to
aoa Halt, kb le 725. LL he id. per dome of Mr.
Flour, Hs. to per Nark of
Lamm" Aran. 21.—The walker asatinmsviaand very
favourable for working thalami; ate /genet algid however,
keep vegetation wry Isekwerd, end Om sleek y an sat.
feriae from woe at gram At can seenary eaarYeS this week, we
had vary little palace erg kind I. Wheat and oats Sash
higher prime IN bed aseseepekstbs an be stesuled by eldspers.
Berleysems bawls( es a sire; neserehebes, the demand having
dastnerd. it weld have been mama at NI. to Is. per qr. odic
Memento's Wesel She pass ene week. Here, today, we had a very
anal nary ot what, wlddi deli risibly at about la per or. over
lag weir* ales. Darla art dolt la moderate 'apply. Saks slow
' the beim td. ger gr. ..hails.. She liner Is, per qr. Wheat,;
be. Se 16s. pm gr. Parish its. to ids. li. Oats, Us. to Us.
, Drunk Anna 10.—We hoe nel the least alteration to
i report in the eIOTIMMe if oar earn lankre drib Tuesday. The
supply tray Vga =alio and ftworralisi MS a steady demand.
Wmsaselak sl.—Our gem minket this week has not pre-
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