The Express.
London, England, 1863-03-31 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

(THIS DAY.)

ARCHES COURT.
(Before Dr. LuahiDgtoD, Dom al Archon.)
" ESSAYS AND REVIEWS."
ME BISHOP Of SALISBURY V. DB. WILLIAMS.

This celebrated case, reported oa several maxims in the
Express, was again brought oa before the learned judge, I
The court bad suspended Dr. Williams for twelve months
on account of his writings in the " Eery. and Reviews,"
and notice of ►ppeal wee gives, but not prosecuted by Dr.
Williams until some delay bad occurred. An application
was then made to the dean, and notice was ordered to be
served on the proctor of Dr. Williams at the instance of
the Bishop of Salisbury. Since then active proceedings had
been adopted on the part of Dr. Williams, in order to bring
on his appeal before the Judicial Committee of the Privy
Council.

The Registrar (Mr. Shepherd) informed the oourt of the
proceedings in the matter. An inhibition had been served
since the last court day to preasante the appeal.
The court allowed the appeal to proceed.
It is expected that the decision of the Privy Council
cionot be obtained for some time to come—probably twelve
months will elapse before it is given from the original hear-
ing of the case before Dr. Lashingtoo.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Mr. OommiasioDer Hoiroyd.)
yr Es o'soosaz.—cAss or ma. FALCONER, or DIMLY.

Mr. E. Reed said lacia;pear;dontTelialf of Mr. Falconer,
to renew an application which he had previously made for
au extension of the time which had been allowed Mr.
Falconer wherein to file • balance-sheet showing the
present position of his affairs. His Honour bad
thought it right that the other side should have
notice of this application ; such notice had been given, and
Mr. Keene was now present on behalf of Mr. Caloott, the
creditor. He Weed his application for an extension of time
upon an affidavit made by Mr. Falconer, who stated that
immediately upon his Honour directing a balance-afloat of
his estate and effects to be filed, he bad proceeded, with
the assistance of hie treasurer, Mr. Foster,
to make out the risme, but from the very intri-
cate nature of the accounts of his business, he had
been unable to get the same completed, and that further
time, ►t least • month, was necessary for its completims.
beam needkes to state that in a concern where it was neer-
Nary to go into such a number of minute details, the pre-
paratioe of • balance-sheet required an extraordinary time.
*The OomminiOtter— I understood from you, when you
made the former application, that the balance-sheet wee
nearly, if not quite completed.
Mr. Reed—lt is in progew towards completion.
The Commissioner—Theo the affidavit ought to go to
show what stage the balanceeheet is in.
Mr. Reed—Hs stake is his affidavit most distinctly, that
immediately on your making the order be proceeded, with
the assistance of his treasurer, to make out tho accounts.
The Commissioner—Yes ; but I want to know what he
has done.

Mr. Reed—Supposing that he were to bring down to you
a mass of erode figures, the court would not derive much
information from that.

Mr. Kassa (solicitor)—l must ask your Honour to adhere
to your order of the 20th of March.
Mr. Reed—To tell you what he has dose would be a
matter of extreme difficulty.
The Commiseionsr —But who is doing it?
Mr. Reed—kfr. Fakoser is doing it, with the astistanoe
of Kr. Foster, his treasurer.

The ConlnCasimir—Then why does not Mr. Foster =he
as affidavit and state how he is engaged, and what further
time will be requisite
Mr. Reed—He Gould only state what Mr. Falconer states
in hi affidavit.

The Oommidooer—But be could speak more particularly
as to the progress that was makiog in the preparation of
the accounts.

113.1 tr. Read—liupposing Mr. Foster to my—
na Cammirioner—l am not supposing what he may
say—l am dating what he ought to say.
Mr. ICsate—lt is my duty to oppose the application
altogether. So for es time goes, I submit that Mr. Faloooer
has already had &hoedowns of time for the purpose. In
melting this daisy he is speculating for hie own advantage,
not for that of creditors.

Mr. Bead —I must proton against such observations as
those bole( mode. They an perfectly unwarranted.
Ultimately the matter Ins wined to stand over till to-
morrow, for Mr. Fester to file an affidavit.

(Before Mr. Registrar Roche.)
IX RR JAMUL MUM; AND Dl LISLE.
This was the first 'Ming under the bankruptcy of Fred*•
rick William Jan is, Thomas Ritchie Grains, and Alfred
Theodore Da Lisle, merchants, of 14a, Austinfriam. The
adjudication was made a few days ago, oa the petitioa of
Maus. G. and J. A. Noble, Russia brokers, of George-yard,
Lornbard.street, who are creditors for 1861. 10e. 6d. The
act of bankraptcy was a declaration of insolvency by each it
the three partners. The estate has bee. for some time
wider liquidation, and the particulars of the mete said
liabilities have consequently been pretty accurately ewer
tinned. The debts are, in round number; 80,0001.;. sum
of 7,5001. has been realised by the inspectors, and I. now in
the Batik of England ; and the bankrupts estimate their
good debts at about 20 6001.
Debts of about 16,0001. were proved, and Mr. Robert
Mitchell Ebtworth, merchant, of Gresham-place, was chosen
creditors' aseigass.

OF If R.

The profession and the public at large will receive with
regret the announcement that Mr. Commissioner Foe-
bLuique has, owing to his protracted and painful Mama
sent in his resignation. Since the retirement of Mr. Evans
the learned paths:llan was the senior commissioner in these
courts. Mr. Commissioner Pane now succeeds to that post
The retiring pension a &boat 1,330 k a year.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

CLEItIEFS WELL.

HIGHWAY 101911211 n.
Two young men, who gave the names of Clapham sod
Price, were charged before Mr. Barker with oommittiog a
Number of tighway robberies in the neighbourhood of
Idingtou and Highbury, under the following daring circum-
stances:

It appeared that the primers were in the habit of going
to different boot sod shoemakers, sad directing that a quan-
tity of boots should be seat by the tredesnien's boys to
Park Hour, far the geotlemaa to soled a pair from. The
order was that the boots should be seat at owe, sad when
the boy had gone& st.ort distance, one of the prisons:a would
meet kin and tell him he would show him the way. In
three cases the prisoners have got the boys into Itydoo's
teickllelds, and then seised them, thrown them down
and held a pistol to their heads, telling them if
they did not give up the boots they would
kill them. la smother oases the primmer, took a boy
down Cut-throat-lane and producing a large knife, said jf
the property was sot given up they would murder him.
The boy refused to give the boot* up, on which both
prisoners set upon him and severely maltreated him,
stole hia property, and then made their escape. So fre-
quent had these robberies become that it was found
necessary to place policemen out in plain clothes to appre-
hend the prisoners. When Gall, 2?6 N, took the prisoners
into custody, sad told them the charge, they said " All
right," and remarked that they were only surprised that
he had not been before to fetch them.
The prisoners derlined to ask the witnesses any questions
or to make any defence.
Mr. Barker fully committed them for trial.

SHOCKING CASE OF STARVATION AND
DEATH AT STEPNEY.-(THIS DAY.)

This morning the following painful case of starva-
tion was discovered :

CITY BETTING.—(ruis DAY.)
NEWMARKET HANDICAP.
sto 1 apt Phylalie e (t)
11 to 1 Alamos (t)
11 to 1 Canaos (t)
CITY AND SUBURBAN.
12 to 1 apt °berm (t)
14 to 1 Advaatures (t)
23 to 1 Merry Maid (t)
TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS.
6 to 2 apt Hogioder (t)
100 to 15 Saordsaroroake (t)
10 to 1 Rapid Rho** (t)
50 to 1 Early Purl (off)
THE DERBY.
100 to 15 apt Lord Ctifdao (t)
12 to 1 Hospodar (t)
14 to 1 Sacoaascaostar (t)
to to 1 Early Purl (off)

(BY LICTBIC ILLEGRATH.)
CARDIFF MEETING.—{THIS DAY.)
OPEN STEEPLECHASE. About 3 miles.
Pis Puff, Longford, and Biscuit are here.
FAIRWATER OPEN STEEPLECH &SE. About 3 miles.
Longford, Rim Stewart, and Caputo's!' are here.

Two o'CiecK.
Apart from the fortnightly settlement, which
will be concluded to-day, them is little business
in railway stocks. Midland and South Eastern
have advanced } per cent., the other leading lines
being quiet, at the closing quotations of yesterday.
London and North Western stook is now quoted
97} to ; Great Western, 66 to } ; Midland,
123} to ; Lancashire and Y orlahire, 106} to } ;
' Caledonian, 112} to 113 ex div. ; South Eastern, 91}
to ; Great Northern, 120} to 121} ; Great
49} to ; and London and South Western, 100
to 101.

Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are rather
firmer, at 23} to #. Other foreign lines are in-
active. Great Indian Peninsula and Punjaub
stooks are inquired for. Canadian railway &NU-
Mies are quiet.

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Bachelor, a, 124 71b ; Blue Ribbon, a, 12st ; Harold, a,
124; Sam Weller, a, list 31b ; Lady Jame, 6 yn, 114 ;
Safeguard, a, list ; Molly Hood, 6 yrs, 104 7lb ; Alesaacho,
6 yrs, 10st 7lb ; The Crab, 5yre,104 ; Bald Coot% a, 94 7lb ;
Daisy, a, 94. All the above horses are is the neighbour-
hood.
Oraza ARlLlVAL9.—Butterfly, Zingari, and Unprotected
Female

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Eurrnocarrg Hen Mrsrmo.—The third annual eteeple•
chase meeting of the Eastbourne Hunt will take place on
the Bullock's Down, just upon Beeohy Head, Suns', to-
morrow (Wednesday). There are seven nose announced to
be run off, the majority being " open° to the whole
county, and all of which have closed with good. entries,
and • very fair clue of animals. Bullock's Down to within
easy emus of Eastbourne and Polegate stations, on the
London, Brighton, and South-Coast Railway. A very
good meeting is anticipated.

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SMOCKING AND FATAL ACCIDENT IN THE
CITY DURING THE ROYAL PROCESSION.

An inquiry wan held by Mr. William Payne, the
edrooer for the City of London and Southwark. at St. Bar-
tholomew's Hospital, yesterday, respecting the death of Mee.
Rosetta Lyon aged 49 yeas+, who lost her life through the
fall of a eland in Fsrringdoo-street, during the program of
the royal procession in the City on the 7th inst.
It appeared from the evidence of Mr. Charles Lyoe, the
son of the deceased, and other*, that she was the wife of
Mr. Emmanuel Lyon, a bootmaker, melding at No. 9, Paul's.
grove, Marquis-rued, Cazionbury. and that on the day is
question they left home to witness the royal procession
through the City. Upon arriving at Farringdoirstreet they
were unable to get beyond the dead wall in front of the site
of the Fleet Prison, in consequence of the dense'
crowds. There was a stand, made of plank loosely
put together, let out for hire upon the spot, but
Mr. Lyon, seeing that it was insecure, strongly advised de•
ceased, who was a very heavy woman, not to venture upon
it. As nothing could be seen, however, from where she was,
behind the crowd, she got upon the stood, upon which
numbers were already grouped. A movement on the line of
procession caused those on the stand to swerve and the frail
structure instantly came to the ground with a crash.
Deceased was dung with great tures amongst the
crowd, and her leg was smashed by a falling
plank, which oceassoned her frightful injuries, se-
vent inches of bone protruding. She was removed
forthwith to the hospital, when she died on Friday last.
Mr. Ludlow, house surgeon, said that doomed was
brought in with avers bad compoundi fracture of the right
leg. She died from the shocking injuries the received on
the occasion in question.
The Coroner having summed up the jury returned the
followirg verdict, "That deceased died from the mortal
effects of certain injuries received through the fall of a cer-
tain stand in Faniogdonstreet, on the 7th Muth, and that
the fall of the said stand was accidental."

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LONDON GENERAL OMNIBUS COMPANY
(LIMITED).-(THIS DAY.)

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Closing pekes.

The fourth annual general meeting of the share-
holders was held at t o'clock, at the London Tavern ; Mr.
F. J. Law is the chair.

sport, which hid been previously published, was
taken as read.

TheTaistairon, in moving its adoption, commonest by
explaining why the meeting had not been convened
earlier, namely, the necessary communications with
the French element of the board. The languor,
of encouragement which he used at the lest meeting
wax borne out by the report. Their affairs wore an
upset of prosperity, and they might well indulge • hopeful
feeling with regard to the future. The fioasoes of the
' company bad now been placed io • position which must
be gratifying to every shareholder, and had it not
been for the disasters at the past they would
now be in • position to declare • dividend of
three times the amount actually recommended. (Neer,
hear.) The liabilities had bees reduced by 32,0001. The
Exhibition had proved very advantageous. The
i
number of horses employed in soy one week of the
Exhibi-
tion period was 7,11k2, and the largest number of omni-
buses 668; and the highest number of pamengers
carried In any me week was 1,032,390. The board had
since purchased the thres-hove omnibuses from Manchester ,
whisk were distributed over the metropolis. The
advertising yielded about 3001. a mouth. Sumo they last
met, the Metropolitan Railway had been opened, and
he was happy to say that the fears entertained by many in
reference to that subject had not been justified by the melt.
The new railway company, of course, competed with them.
bat the omnibus traffic continued satisfactory, and
whatever railways might be constructed, there must
always be • very lame amount of omnibus traffic in a
great metropolis like this. Meer, beer.) He did not fear
that competition with the Underground or any other railway
would much interfere with their future business.
Taking the market value of the shares at
11. 10a., there had been a dividend of 10 per amt.
during the last four years. As they were all aware, • meet-
ing was always bold in September. He hoped that in
future a dividend would be declared at the September meet-
ing as well as the mama one, although, in consequence of
the expense of preparing them, no amounts would be
promoted. He emededild b proposing the adoption
of the report and the deela of • divided of 3s. par
divbeing at the rate of 3i per omit. pet annum, such
idend to be payable on the 7th of April.
The motion having been seconded, was adopted after
some discussion.

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occupied a small room et No. 6, St. Themes's-road, Bow-
common, Stepney, and obtained a very meaty livelihood by
needlework for the neighbours. Shelled borrowed • shawl
which she bad pledged to obtain food. A little girl who went
for the present knocked at the door, and as it was not
opened, walked into the room, erten she discovered the
poor woman lying in • corner with • drd child by her
side. The place was io • wretched date—there being no
fire, or food, or any article of furniture. The parochial ,
medical oiler promptly attended, sad prescribed nourish-
ment for the dying woman, who by this time had bees
placed on • mattress sear • 6re. She rallied, and add
she bad been soddenly delivered of the child on Saturday
morning last, while she was alone. The deceased wee
born alive, but fur the wont of attention she believed the
child bad died. She added that her husband had bees dead
about twelve's, sad since that time she had suffered vest
Privations. Mr. Stephenson, the surgeon, then examined
the body of the decreed child, which wee well developed,
but he believed had died from starvation and want of at-
tention at the bath.
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THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 31, 1863.
LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE 1-SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) - 16 DAY.)

Twe o'Oxocs.
The funds to-day are dull at the reduction
which took place yesterday afternoon, the influence
of yesterday's fall on the Paris Bourn being still
felt, and to-day's telegrams from that city
reporting DO recovery. The members of the Stock
Exchange are chiefly occupied with the adjustment
of the fortnightly account, this being settling day.
English railways are steady, and foreign stocks less
animated.

At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's
telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted
69fr. 06c., showing no change.
The scrip of the Confederate Loan is rather
lower, at Ito prem. That of the Italian Loan
is quoted to{ prem.
11 Consols are now quoted 921 to both for money

and the Bth of April. The official business
report is u follows :—Three per Cent. Consols,
for money, 921, ; ditto for account, 924 ;
Three per Cents. Reduced, 901, 91 ; New
Three per Cents, 91, 901 ; India. Five per
Cent. Stock, 1081, f ; ditto Four per Cent.
Debentures, 1004 ; ditto Bonds, 10s. prem. ;
Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 113};
and Exchequer Bills, 4e., ss. dia.
The foreign stock market is quieter, upon the
settlement. There is a relapse of 1 per cent. in
Turkish Consolidde, and in Greek Bonds and
the Turkish Loan of 1858. The Turkish
Bonds of 1862 are firm. Spanish Passive
remain very steady. Some of the present quotations
are annexed : Turkish, 1854, Loan, 90 to 91 ; ditto,
1888, 68} to ; the Consolid4s, 48 to ; Greek, 264
to 27 ; and Venezuelan Six per Cents., 581 to 59.
Transactions are recorded as follows :—Dutch,
641 ; Greek, 274 ; ditto for account,
274, 1, 261 ; ditto Coupons, 111, 1, 1 ;
Italian, for account, 704 ; Mexican, 321,
ditto, for account, 334 ; Moorish, 93 ; Peruvian,
1862, 87 ; Portuguese, 1862, 471 ; ditto scrip,
31 prem. ; Russian, 1862, 961 ; Spanish Passive,
28, 271 ; Turkish, 1858, 684 ; ditto for account,
681 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 704, 70 ; Venezuela,
1862, 59, 581.
Some additional particulars appear to have
transpired with reference to the new Turkish
Loan. The amount is believed to be some-
thing over 6,000,0001. of stock (not effective.) It is
presumed that the issue will be made by the new
Imperial Bank of Turkey, in conjunction with some
of the houses forming its Paris committee, and with ,
the Credit Mobilier Society—a combination power-
ful enough to carry any loan through. The present
is apparently a Franco-Turkish loan, the arrange-
ments centreing in Paris, and the transaction being
really independent of the English market,
although little doubt is entertained that
subscription lista to a considerable amount
will be formed on this side. A rumour has
been circulated that the Consolid4s are to be merged
into the new loan, but we believe that this is quite
incorrect, and that the loan has nothing whatever
to do with that paper. The special securities
assigned to the new stock are described as ample
and wholly unfettered. One secret of the success
of many of the financial operations carried through
in France consists in the pains taken to popularise
them, and in the present iastanoe bonds or obliga-
tions of 201. each—a denomination much sought
after by the mar of the people—will be issued.
That the credit of Turkey is not estimated very
lightly in Paris is indicated by the price
of the Mirha Loan, which was quoted
on Saturday at a rate equal to 78—the issue price
of this stock having been, if we recollect rightly,
65 per cent. The prestige and popularity of the
new Imperial Bank at Paris, however, is a suffi•
tient guarantee that the loan will be placed.
At Vienna on Saturday the exchange experienced
a further movement in favour of Austria, being
quoted 11L80.
With reference to a rumour which continues to
be circulated, to the effect that the Confederate
government contemplates raising a further loan in
this country, we have received the following contra-
diction from an authoritative source :
We ere informed oa the beat authority that there 9-iste

ao (conadatioo whatever for the rumour that any other maw
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contemplated by the Confederate government. The fact
is, 'jaded, exactly men, as they reduced the sum tee.
deed to them—a course it would have been absurd for those
to take who were desirous of more. As to any effect to be
produced by the UMW% of Wile lean, it is clear we shall not
hear of it for a considerable period. There is no reason
whatever to salmon that it will alter the views under
which the preeent lova was reduced in amount.
• •

In consequence of the unusual extent of the out-
standing speculation fur a rise in the foreign stock
market, the rates charged for loans at the present
settlement are extremely heavy, being equal to
15 per cent. per annum on Greek Bonds, 10 to 15
on Turkish Consolid4s, and at least 10 per cent.
per annum on other speculative stocks in this
department.
About 25,0001. in gold was bought by the Bank
yesterday, making a total of 480,0001. since the
last return.

The Board of Trade returns for the month of
February have been issued. Owing partly to the
circumstance that the comparison is now insti-
tuted with periods in the two preceding years
when the disturbing effects of the convulsion in
America were felt by trade, the unaccustomed
feature is presented of a decided comparative in-
crease in the export figures. The home produce
exported in February was 11 per cent. larger than
in the corresponding months of 1862 and 1881.
The Stock Exchange Committee are understood
not to have as yet taken into consideration the
question of admitting Turkish Consolidie to official
quotation.

The prospectus of the British Flax Company
(Limited) is in circulation, with a proposed capital
of 100,0001. (subject to increase) in 10,000 shares of
101. each. The object is to purchase film from the
farmers, and generally to promote the home growth
of this article, by affording increased facilities for
the preparation of the plant in the various stages
through which it passer from the grower to the
spinner. It is intended to establish rettoriea in
suitable localities, where all the processes required
for preparing the fibre from the raw plant will be
carried on. In the first instance two establishments
of this sort are to be put to work, for which the
requisite capital is estimated at not more than
25,0001.. It is mentioned that a large number of
shares have already been subscribed for in the
manufacturing districts and elsewhere. The direc-
tion is for the most part composed of persons prac-
tically acquainted with the trade.
At the tenth annual meeting of the Law Raver
idolatry Interest Society, held yesterday, Mr. Russell
Gurney, Q.C., in the chair, the report of the
directors, congratulating the proprietors on the
prosperous financial condition of the society, was
unanimously adopted, and a dividend was declared
at the increased rate of five per cent. instead of four
per cent. per annum as heretofore.
At an extraordinary meeting of the shareholders
of the Canada Agency Association (Limited), held
on the 27th inst., its capital was increased from
20,000/. to 100,0001., 75.0001. of which is taken by
the former proprietors, and 25,0001. reserved for
future issue. The association was established in
1858. _ _ _

The South Ea►tern Railway traffic return shows
this week an increase of 1,9291. over last year,
and the Brighton an increase of 2,3661.
The certificates of shares in the Cannes Hotel
Company are now ready for delivery.
The Queen of Nations has arrived from China
with 767 030th., of tea and 196 bales of silk ; the
Stuart Wortley with 904,9261b5. of tea, and the
Eudora with 531,67016 a.

YoNDAY &mom

Console, which closed on Saturday at 924 to 4,
both for money and the Bth of April, opened this
sicrilingfat the same quotation, and closed at 924
to 4. The official business report is as follows :
Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 924, 1, 1 -
ditto for amount, 924, 4 ;Three per Cents. Reduced,
914, 91; New Tbree per Cants., 914, 91; India
Five per Cent. Stock, '064, ; ditto Roads,
ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 100 ;
Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 1064, 4 ;
ditto Five-sod-a-Half per Cent., 114.
The India Five per Cent. stock was quoted 1084
to 1, and Fachequer Rills, 4s. to Is. dis. India
Bonds were sold at lla. prem. The rupee paper
continues in demand, with an upward tendency:
Great activity continues to prevail in the foreign
stook market, notwithstanding the extent to which
attention has been occupied with preparations for
to-morrow's settlement.

Apart from the continued and rapid rise is
the shares of the Ottoman Bank and Imperial
Bank of Turkey (the former of which closed at 43
to 44 for the original issue), there was no move-
ment of much importance in the market for bank
shares. Anglo-Portuguese Bank were Rat, while
Bank of British Columbia were inquired for. A
further improvement occurred in Peninsular and
Oriental Steam shame, but Royal Mail Steam have
slightly receded. There were inquiries for ;lational
Discount

(54;;;-Marine shares closed to-day at Di to 104
prem. • Universal Marine, 14 to 11 die. ; Theme
and /jenny, 2 11-16 to 13-16 preen • Commercial
Union, par to prem. ; and Oriental and General
Marine, 1 to 13 prem.
The closing quotations for shares in new under-
takings were as follows :—Britieh and Foreig!
Marine, 1* to lft prem. ; Games Hotel, 24 to 24
prem. ; Petroleum Trading, to 1p rem. ; UDiOll
MariM, 14 to 2 prem. ; Empire Marine 4 to
prem. ; Patent Ventilating Granary, 1 to I}
prem. ; National Bank of Liverpool, 4to prem.;
and Panonia Leather Cloth, I. to prem.
Canada Government Five per Cents. wen) more
offered.