The Express.
London, England, 1856-01-23 00:00:00

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ESTABLISHMENT OP A REPOIMATORT SCHOOL
POl rage:.-00 Mesa • eseeUsg, rolled by the Iligh
Sheriff of the .sassy, W. P. Wellintoo, Req., was held at
the shire hell the the myna of ecniderieg the establish
swot of a nthetheieryeethel for long nevieted I:Annals
he Pans. IS Nee solleesiseti that it wee to be of • prelinl.
I way ibiseilir. NA k wee as lennly 'Mulled that it
elethrhl • gonna pobilis rats,.. The High Sheriff lob
Se disk Ned etheethell then geeseat were—T. W. Bras.
this. Neg.. M.P.; Lisoieseat Cohen' Brims; Major Stainer,
RA.; Msjm Ressell; Mann W. Cotton, C. T. Tower,
0. Manlier. C d. fliwese. G. IL Dundee. C. Do Case ;
Rem Dr. Robison, Dr. Gnat, J. Ca, J. fouls, its. The
High Sheriff having nand the peethodtegi le a speech el
nue len* Mr. B. Withers, i wnieg • resolution le
favour et tedenithen mho* expreow4 hie bigli amend of
the elthel that had della them tegothor. sad deetelbed
.bat lei bees Mss lo Iha astaMitbserh of the lefsese•
tory is the sweaty of &Belk. TM veselotiew wee tarried,
as was .1.. tone mooed by Mr. Terror, fivelerin It to be
highly destreble that a reformatory sehoolehowli at to. he
established is Noss. • 'misfits, was Mel appelatell to
naive fin sebeeriptien sad take the abroaruy asp for
the establishment of son ae histituties. • junkies to the
Legislature Was Sieo adopted, praying that the pregollegy et
passing a penal newer* es din msbjeet of seferiester
schools night be takes into homedsate umaidetatioo.—Beess
Ewalt

SABBATH DITINCE AnoctaTiox..--Yastarday, at
new, one of the largest meatier ova hell is Liverpool
took oleos at IR. Georges Hall, wader the semis, of the
Sabbath Defense Istedattes. TM aikidos wee by
sad se grist web tbil smear brmd, thee m similes
wade, bail to be bold alesettaaeseelp mg ter the nue
°hint at the Casein Hell, Lord Nelempetreet. T. B.
Honk% leg , M.P., presider, at It. themes Hell, and A.
Hedges's, Req., as the Cowen Hall. The wombs at the
foram plow was addrinmed by Mr. haul sad Dr.
11114•11, Alter la epposittee to the pampasil maim a /it
Jabs 81ell•y tor tbrewiag oyes So Natlsed
EMS It Menem, de., es deadeye. Nasstelksi k
este with the Mese of th• premettee ei the seseds, wile
ssanimosely Masted, sad s mesterld Imams" spas tee
preavitatios to the Qom.. The peseeMises them km&
sated.

-111ANCESSTSS, SNICIPTIELD, AND LINCOLN/NM
RAILWAY,—Tis wotklog espresso sad Woe oetiplipssf
thlo oompoay's railways (ozeloolut of the Dasstototaoh,
South JolietUs. sad Alt/.11111111.1 ttottfl blow) brut
se.eanedis the bit fortnight of the ball you to 11.8134
Of- et. Wog at the rats of 64.23 per peat ea the rail tray
teals Iwtbat period. Tie* propottiva of tie South Jaw
Nolo Ae., maple aeiruisi to ills mossy too ego lasso
bortadatt lava asooaateed to 7118 L 2s. 2d.. the *arson beim
nyl Ide. or et tbe sate e( 69.10 pee eat.— *sae/4We,
ri.

We hare received from our Erseroum Correspondent
the following three letters, dated respectively
the 11th, 18th, and 26th of last December.
ERZEROUM, Deo 11.
General Williams, accompanied by Colonel Lake,
Major Teesdale.Capt. Thompson, and Mr. Churchill,
the secretary interpreter, who is a voluntary prisoner,
left Kars on the 30th for Tiflis and St. Petersburg.
The servants of General Williams have all arrived
here, with the exception of an Englishman who
accompanied his master.
The kluchir Vomit Puha, and the other Turkish
Paellas, with the regular troops, remained, up to the
last accounts, still in the Rani= camp before Kars.
It is said that they will be sent to Tiflis, to reside
there until farther orders.

All persona are unanimous in their eppreeiattetrof
the humanity displayed by General MOOTIVieft; as
well towards the English general and his officer. as
toward. the Turks. All the officers have been
allowed to keep their swords, have been treated most
kindly, and complimented on the brave defence on
the 29th of September. They received permission to
remove their property, and to take with them what
servants they required. Many officers of the Redifs
who have arrived here have taken advantage of a
permission of the same nature to bring with them
many officers of lower grade and common soldiers
who would otherwise have been sent to Buena. On
the night of the 27th the Russians entered Bare, so
that in the morning the citizens saw without previous
humiliation the sentinels at their poste. The sol-
diers of the garrison, having formed in
order, laid down their arms. The operfr
tioa being concluded, the regulars (Musson)
were invited to pan over to the Russian
camp, where an ample repast wee prepared for all.
The Redifs were allowed to depart for Erseronm, and
they soon availed themselves of the permission. The
Russian authorities had forwarded orders to the
villages on the road to receive the Redifs kindly, and
these orders were punctually obeyed. The men
arrived here in r wipe of fifty or sixty. They were
soon provided with clothes and food.
Many Muhamars took the precaution of mingling
amongst the ranks of the Radii', and thus liberated
themselves cheaply from captivity. It is said that
the prisoners amount to about four or five thousand
men. The Redds are supposed to be about seven
thousand io number, but it is not possible yet to esti.
mate these accurately, as many of them are yet on
the road, detained by illness or weakness. Be-
sides these there are about twelve hundred sick in
the hospitals of Ham The medical officers of the
garrison had permission to retire hem but they have
remained to take charge of the sick.
When the newly appointed Russian commandant
entered upon his duties in Bars, the Armenian
bishop at the head of a deputation presented himself
before him, protesting devotion to Russia. The com-
mandant, a man of 1110116111 humour, as it memo, ap-
peared enchanted with the protestations of Mon-
signor.. The latter then begged earnestly to be
informed in what manner he could best show his
sincerity. The commandant replied that the chief
obligation of the Armenians to Kars was due
to the brave men who had defended their
property, that of thee., 1,200 were remaining in the
hospitals, that be had already provided foe their main-
tenance, but that as the bishop betrayed so great an
anxiety to be of use, the latter might contribute
20,000 piastres for the needs of the sick Turks, and
supply a sufficient number of hospital attendant..
The prelate and the deputation ware thunderstruck,
but obliged to submit.
Some of the Armenians in Bare, to gratify the
Russians, and to display their sympathy with the
Russian cause, put on Georgian costumes, obtained
from the victims of the 29th of September. The
commandant summoned these wretches to his pre-
sence, and ordered them to be bastinadoed.

`lt is tbatdet seal lloan~ied,
immediately
alter taking possession of Ham suaraned before
him the Council of Olte. The one/ l answered that
it would only yield to nperior fora. It is not
known yet what ulterior mennues will be taken.
Regular troops still continuo to arrive here from
Trsbizood. During the last week the arrivals
amounted to more than 4,000. It is said that the
Egyptian force of Espatoria, under the command of
the Menikli Abend Puha, will come here in the
winter. The authorities are already preparing quar-
ters and provisions.
General Coleman (Feisi Pena) is busy in erecting
fortification at Ohiargi Boas, near Rintn, three
leagues from here.
Collecting troops here during the winter, disciplin-
ing the bsehl-bisoults, accumulating stores of provi.
sins, strengthening fortifications, ke., are prudential
and useful measures. I fear, nevertheless, that
nothing will be done anises the allies determine upon
sending troops under the command of officers of dis-
tinction, with fell powers to direct the Turkish
maws. To insist on this point, and to gain it, will be
the foundation of soften

Three aye-
ago there arrived here an adjutant
from the camp of the Menhir. He reported that
Omer Paella wee in Kathie.
The snider who arrived here last week from To-
berm brings the news that the English minister, Mr.
Murray, has taken down hie leg, on account of dif-
fugues with the Curt. It was hoped, however, that
the Sbah's government would perceive its emu, and
that matters would he shortly arranged.
The death of Dr. Cloquet was not by suicide, as
was at first believed. The doctor was accustomed to
take arak (aniseed) before dinner. By an unfortu-
nate mistake he one day substituted tincture of ma-
ths:ides for this. He did not, after sitting down to
dinner, pereslue the mistake until the poison was
absorbed into the system, and art wu unable to con-
trol its effects. He lived for two days and three
nights, attended by Drs. Pollak and Dickson, of the
English embassy. Every cos in Teheran lamented
the premature death of this distingeished French
physician. The Shah had the funeral conducted
with full military honours, and the members of the
foreign einbassiee attended.
We beer that her Majesty's Consul here will be
tramline& to the consulship of Damascus. His ego-
MIK(' it set
_pt knows. We hope, however, that
his ez-elmaselW Mr. H. H. Calvert, will be ap-
pointed. lib knowledge of the country, his popu-
larity, his keg years of service entitle bias to the
appiatusat, sad the countrydesires it.

The ismeaal of Mr. Brant from here has caused
mesh mem No magistrate was ever so popular,
oe had se mesh Mama in the country. He hie 1
bees hem he 26 years. and wee the Ant to open the ,
English trade with Persia. The hospitality which i
he dispensed to Beglishroen and foreigners, his libe-
Why, die., have placed all those who lived in his '
seighboutosed ander obligatiose to him. We •
gnat *sow to me to be able to pay this testimony '
so tM sofa Boa beloved by all who
Iwo him. We bye that his appointment to Denies-
ens will be cooly for a short time, and that her
Maleety's government, wads, to • better apprecia-
tion et the talents sad amp of their worthy repre-
sentative. will resell him tea poet move is mewl-
eon with hie merits.
AU the deems and soldiers who have returned
haw Hare speak is tonne of the highest "minds of
aguaral Williams. who has done so much foe them,
both before and after the ceptare of Ram Misname
is venerated by all. Every sae is in hopes of seeing
I him rotors la the Gomm of a kw itootlto.
Mr. hems Sohn% sootototy tlad %bow* to

[Osumi Williams, 'Mild here from Bars lest week.
Ho is rimming from typhus fever.
The Russisr: columns posted in Deli Baba hays
retired on Uch Blisic•

ERZEROI7M, Deo. 13.
The Persian medic arrived here the day before
yesterday, bringing letters from Teheran bearing
date the let inst. They report that the English
embassy, not having receivea the required satiate..
doe from the court of the Shah, had made prepara-
tions to leave on the sth, and that the Minister will
take the rued to Bagdad. The cause of the rupture
is attributed to the refusal of the Badman to recog-
nise Mires lieabint• Han u English agent is Shiraz.
The ]Liras, moreover, had been threatened with
Moto Mr. Murray had been insulted, and the wife
• Mies, a relation of the Shah, arrested.
Who 11r. Murray gave notice of his intention to
ism% the Badman desired him to take with his
the English ecosal, Mr. Stevens, remarking that his
MMus would be no longer of any service in Teheran.
TM Minister replied that, being uninitiated
, Mr. Stevens would kayo to remain in
shoran during her Majesty's pleasure. He added
that in the event of that functionary receiving
affront or insult from any person, he (Mr. Murray)
should request the preemies of a Beet is Bonchir, to
enforce the consul's right to be respected.
We have deify arrivals of convalescent Rags from
Ears. Many of them are medical men and other
esourpiph. They say that after the departure of the
Pashas and the Turkish troops to Akezaadropol
Goma Mouravieff left for the same city. His army
wee slumped in the same position is that bold
lien the siege. There are about four battalions of
llsoisa infantry in the city. The field pieces which
11We mounted on the forts were collected together to
be &spat ched to Alexandropol. The large guns will
main in their former position.
Provisions are abundant in Bare, and are sent in
bee all the neighbouring villages. The sick in the
hospitals are quickly recovering their health in con-
sequence of the medical attendance and nouriahment
wpplied by the Russian authorities.
We received yesterday letters from General '
Bons and his staff, now at Alezandropol. They are I '
dated the 3rd inst. The Russian authorities pay the
greatest respect and attention to their illustrious pri. ;
sowers. An aisle of the family of Souvaroff is en-
trusted with the duty of remaining constantly with
them, sed_paying attention to all their wants and
willies. They may almost look upon themselves
rather as visitors than prisoners. On the sth they ,
will depart for Tiflis, on their way to Moscow. The
orders of the Emperor as to their ultimate destine-
den had not arrived. The health of our friends was '
excellent.

The authorities ars employed here in storing up
provisions, and preparing quarters for troops. Dar-
ing the comae of last week there were no arrivals
from Trebisond.

The Armenians are very discontented, being obliged
to provide 800 house for the troops. The 'libel-
' tern officers employed to see this carried out abuse
their power. The poor are made to suffer, and the
rich spared. It is said that the Armenian bishop
here, besides having volunteered a proposition as to
the houses, tolerates without complaint the injustice
done to his countrymen, for the sake of paying court
to the authorities by whose means he hopes to open
the road which shall lead to the Patriarchate of
Constantinople.
The regular foram here may be reckoned at about
13,000 men, and 606 gene. 'rho Bodge who arrive
from Kars cannot be included in the number, owing
to the weak state of their health. It will require at
least four months' rest to make them fit for actual
service.
Snow hu been falling for some days. It is now
three fest deep in the city. This interrupts the
works at the fortifications, which are being erected at
all the outlets to the plain, under the direction of
Poiry Pasha (General Coleman).
General Kmety (Ismail Pacha) left here for Con-
stantinople on the 16th inst. Other Hungarian
officials accompanied him.

EIaBROUM. Deo. 26.
I have very little to tell you to-day, for the unhappy
tall of loos bas impressed as all with a gloomy silent
anxiety. The soldiers who were in the hospitals of
that sty at the time of its captors, arrive hate in
small parties. The moot infirm remain at Olt*, where
measures are taken for inning them. Several
medical officers have arrived here from Kars, in a
de lovable condition, wounded, ragged, and utterly
exhausted. They were obliged to make the journey
on foot. It is to be hoped that the government
will in some wor other compensate them gentlemen
for their arduous services, and the spirit of
abnegation they have displayed. They report
that General Mooravieff, with almost his whole
form has retired to Alexandropol, and has
sued the pima of artillery and the am-
munition delivered up after the capitulation to be
taken to the same place. They add that the larger
rine have been made useless, and that only four
guns are left in the citadel, which is occupied by a
small garrison commanded by a colonel.
We have received letters from Trebisond, bearing
date the 20th lost. They tell us that on the 17th
Omer Puha retreated towards Zak Dodo, near
Anemia. The position he occupied was a most die.
cult one, and although there were in Souks's Kali&
abundant stores of provisions for the troops, the army
suet have suffered great privations. About 300 who
had been wounded lu action and 200 sick were in the
hospitals of Souks= Hsieh. All this proves
that the
_plan adopted by the paeralissime was
wrong.lf he bad marched from Tmbisond here, he
might have been in time tO rescue Kars, and would
have been in a healthy country full of resources.
We are told that 'boot 3,000 men have arrived at
Trebiaond, to incases the fortis which is forming
hem. We believe, however, that them troops will
have ceders to remain at Baiboat, about 24 leagues
distant from here.

fficeithltPUbs (Hassan Nola) Ina boded at
Teethes& os his way hem, with a commission to
hydra into the modest of Mita Pasha, and the
essises for the cepingatios of Hers. The day
Wore yesterday en extraordinary courier ar-
rived here from Teheran. He hnogs the news
that the English Legation had left that ca-
nspital the 6th ism., on the road to Mose-
-1 sal. I mentioned in my pre:Jodie, letters that
the mane of the rupture was that the Persian govern-
shut refused to moguls* as an English spat at
Shires, Mina }Whim Han, a men of doubtful re-
publics. The question is one of long standing,
the affair was soansly worth the disenssios.
111:71tray, as well to maintain his subaltern as to
slow that au English minister will sot put up with
Welt, has circus to retire. However, Ido not think
that the quarrel will go further. I think, rather,
thath parties are likely to come to a mutual expla-
sides ea the mess of the dispute.
Datag the past week the weather has been very
severe. any animals and travellers la the abuse
Mrs perished es the mountains. Many of the mills
es dish way from Kars beim; unable, weak u they
ebb Is eintinue their journey, were buried in the
mew. hub is Soicanli Dagh and u the mountains
of Allah Dutcher, neer Pena. The snow has been
more than 3 feet deep in this city, as& the thermo-
meter indicated 14 degrees below need (Rtsumur).
At as sod of February it fell as low as 26 degrees.
The meow begins to melt is April, and disappears
early ia May, although it mesetimes remains until
Jose.
Frost April to Julie the massive rains costribute
1311100 g of the mow, bat reader the sossmni-
am= ants% state oa account of the brakes sta of the
rem&

We late bees Wrested with •moil id likter--aatsi
Motel/. 24th Deemebee—fees sr. Inas, late d the
Ist Dragon, vb. ins mar* pliable. Me hY loplisilioa

the " Ciaterbary jokes," wham a wane ellimder NNW
through istereet. Mr. Xmas has hem dolag deity, by par-
abolas of General Willi/am at his owe spew. We
subjoin as extract from his letter :
" Last week 800 in. massolied ap here hem Trehisead,
whore 4,000 sere have arrived from Emitted& Filmes
thoam►d, I believe, an *mein from that plies, bat, owiag
to the slimmed state of the season sad the qmatity of
mew, they will set pressed farther than Bennet.
" It is heartreedieg to me the Mils Mania( he. Kan
without say wistarias worth speak*, of bolas seat to the..
Haadreds of them lie dead all skew the road, as they ham
fallen la the mow, stilt Aiwa to rest, aid loss too week
to rise egeht ; bat lilies Tads will do within. These was
a large supply of prevision et Oho, ea the way Ns Lars,
whiels, as men as Lan had Miss, we reminded kin aught
to be brought is without delay, er It would also fall late the
hauls of the Rasslaas, which It sew has deco, is ememsease
of his negligees,.
" The weather hem is sold, sad the mow is getting deep,
shoat two feet where it is net drifted as the plata, bat
mesh deeper la gamy plies. Already a pod nosy mad►
teen ham bees lest la k.

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" There is a puha on .11r way up bete frees Censtasti-
setae, to inquire fate the 000deet of &U Peetts—or, is
pleb Eighth, to elicit sondem, sad earehtUy mesa the
troth.

"It is reported that the EareLae have removed the
lighter can to Geri, ►rokea up the larger OMNI (wWcb are
all of brass), destroyed the teetileatimm, end retired to
Osmul, laving °sly a man detachment la Zara.••

LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH COAST

RAILWAY.

The following le portion of the report of the
&motors, to be submitted to the of tho proprietors,
to be held at the Bridge-bolus Hottl, rwthwark, oar Toes-
day, the Mk of Smeary :
The sensate for the half ywr mike Slot Domineer.
1866, show the following essu ee:--Oie ammeaset. The
emonat of @spits' raised M the 31st Distimiser,lB66, Ia
7,723,7161., mmeistlag ef—Kartgage debt, /.8111,4M11. • pro-
gnosis capital, 1,237,6461 ; sesiolidated oak, 4,614.11141. ;
total, 7,722,7161. It will be gratilying to the propelerwa to
observe that, notwithstanding the ashram Weft Of
tassebuy affairs, the avenge rate el intend ea this eon-
easy'. mortgage debt has not lammed. • small amosat
oaly falls doe in 1866, a portico' of which has
the
at renewed 4} per nat. The total *OW setleytil the
hes bins 17,0311., of width 8,0101. has •
@spaded for the ealargonient of the Lambs tensinas sad
the tionspktioa of the Crystal Palace steam, used the
remainder for the several weeks to ensure the
safety sad otenesienos of tot polls. that
there only remains a balsam of 318,21111. of Insrepeadett
capital, the direction lan eadeassured to sung as mesh
as possible the thanes to the debit of that amosat. and
secordiagly same Items, fee Witless sad improvessans to
the line oat stances, which, strietly speakiag, belong to
apital, are sow charged to terns,.
" RIVIXIrII Acoover.—The gene for the half-
year Ise beta 408606 L, shawls( as increase ef 11,164/ over
the sonesperaellag half you of 1864, which was 81,7261.
mote thou that of the sonesponding halt-year of 1863. Of
this eaten 8,3881. arises I. the coaching, sod the remainder
is the goods trefBa. The high prise of the necessaries of
life, sad the iniseme of lamina, have andoebtedly bed
as lajerious effect apes the ordinary trails of the company,
whisk sot oaf might bays remathod stationary, bat ens
han retrograded, had It aot bees for the reunion of the
company's system • for instants, the Crystal Palace traffic
barproduced da;lag 1866, the sam of 43,1631., and the
tuned by the direction has hoes attended with
as rends se; regards the East °ennead line. The
opts's= of the directors, with reference to the moronity for
unlabeled'', • eomenstive policy, remains watered ; they
commit, however, hat amidst the remelt of the naffs on
the East Grinned line, as opposed to the too readily
adopted °Sadao of the pnjudkdal 'Sot of branch linos
epos tbei parrot railway, as proviug the propriety and
deniability of affording reasonable easoursgemeat to land-
owning sad others who may desire to obtain railway
moon modatios, without minas spat this onapamy to incur
say outlay of capital, or to uadertake undue engegements
la the Asps of roar The proprietors were mode aniasinted,
at Onion bell pearly mantles, with the tarns of the award
made by Mr. Besinoms Clarke, as regards the liability of
this orearpose to respect of the accident which Incurred at
Croydon in August, 1864. The proportioa payable by this
emptily seder sash award has amonated to 14,7711.
lie. 11d., whisk hes bees paid, and placed to the debit of
the rennin seseant for the past half-year.

Di. Heritable' the whew, espouses frots the amount
expeaded (a resswals, and from the suttee's, the petrel
result of the comparison with the corresponding Walser
of 1864, will stand thus:—
" Half-year ending Dee. 81, 1864.—Ordinary *species
(pit train per mails 2 10; per seat. ou triage receipts 381).
147.4481.; renewals, 21,2061.; tertsge, 8,6841.; total,
177,3381.
"Hell-yew 'Dais, Dee. 31, 1866—Ordinary expenses
(per
Info per sat 2.6;k per OMR Oa tragic receipts 35k),
39.9861. ; mews* 34,0771. ; outage, 8,1171. ; total,
182,1691.
A IlDl7oll' 1111.011% la preening to yOll 0111, Ilfnisi
sertilloete of the ecireeeteese of the aosounte, as audited by
us up to the 31st December, 1855, we observe with satisfac-
dee that the mortgage debt bee hew radiant by the elm of
180001., sad that out of the amount impended for renewal
s 1 fat way dories the haltyser,vis.,9,447l. lls. 4d.,
9k.3d. only hes bees darted to the reserve feud,
belaesie, 4.2371.8• N. hobs bees fantod, we ecesidu
=l.l=, to the debit el imams essiset. The surplas
et has bees hisesesed, dose Her !sat report, is
the sass of 10,1301., by peavbesesecedered esesetary for the
imam of the New Cross and Bright= swipes.
The trails es the Crystal Prises Has for the
whole year shove it very sedelbetery result. We
sae testify, free pelmet isspeeds• the soetplay's
weeks, that the eseldleafeeil the sepeeletandeat of the loco
motive sad wisp departments h Waheatisfattery • . end
we have else es aid, that these eeenu Sr• the stores depart-
sent at the Defiles. modes. are kept with peat regalia
shy, both as I. ressipt sad a:seminar* of stores, sad that
the steak tie heed es the 31st Doeseiber was soulfully takes.
The sera 01 1,1061., beteg the valise of six earriegne broke.
up sad sot yet missed, Ma, we have sees, bees carried to
the debit of sever us, Tha maim ef the reddest eeri-
ness, elates that the a permsed way, viaducts, &a., are in a
meet *Helsel state.'.

UNITED STATES ARNIT.—Tba Secretary of War
reverts that the authorised stsvagilt of the army was 17,867
°Moms mad men, bat that the espial strength ass only
16,762. He reaommeads as lastram of compossatios to the
ofteers of the scaly, and a neiskla at the laws reveille,
their allowasees ; that an Morisse of pay be extaaded to all
enlisted soca, took and file, of the army; that the 'sidled
corps ahosld be isareased ; sad that the widows and orphans
of the oaken sal isidisnie the army should he plasma ea ea
equality with these of ths Manses and nes of the am. Refer-
ring to the ezootted ordeal et ea importation of smelt is
Polaraary, the liarseari eapretee• a belief that they will be
(coved highly traluable is the military MEWS of the country.
The preparation ef the IMIZIOTIE tot the *ea coat defences
is reported se la 'flews of the ossatisotioss. A sew pistol
of Waisted length of Morsel, famished with ea ettaahment
to the stock, which may be lastaatly applied, and which
orieverts it bite a aublas, and which, it is expected,
will pat the 'calmests of dragons and light Peaky on a
footing, I. atiratketed.
Noval. AND IMPORTANT DECISION lINDLE THE
Paw Biwa or EXCHLIIOII Acr.—At the Judges' Chu.
hem a deeision of sousiderabla Importance has bees (ea
under the sow Met oat lUD of Elobaage and Proinkomy
Notes. A plaiatlff *used Smith issued a writ is one of the
&swim marts against a defendant named limas on a
promissory lame for 13i. 6.. and scam The defeudaat's
attorney took at a sanamoas to stay the proosodings apnthe
payment of the debt without the costs, ea the ground that
the parties resided Titbit the HMO County Court distriev
The applisaties was owned. and it woe urged that tam new
set authoring ell MIMS ea Me sad owes to be brought
is the superior emit isommeethe OM* await. Mr. Judos
Crowder was et opiates thet web was the kw, although b.
=A lit with others el the Judges that there had bees au
ht OE is the bash, of the set. The plat-
ter. &Mew esbatitted that it was very important that a
doilies &Mid be rives ea the toeist is referesee to other
MOM The honed tadp &died that the amens mast
be dlNobtea, the eteibliblos the Omelets that hi all
ease en bite of endorse mil plembesay geese sailer the
aew kw, the preeeelio. may be by wit ef ..ramose is the
superior tomb. By tie sew rules, ewe are allowed fa all
eases osier the let.

011111lINT SSD
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theltheithewer then thethithl the slot" IMOyds mai, to us
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oliolkss. Ilmo lgrd esta.ouss do sill mt.
m oil mud Os erst saber of lbws isiold
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tor poi tit. thollososes alsoillY. ollio mos Obis varied
Istotoille rarity mos siloshol •sootast UM aid
the lithe' pin gm them* fro oloossi.—lloil r dreffira,
mai os Foist Ilollsoors 1144. arm& Issas.
10, Shidowloss. by Vsok ;
(Wish Swiss;