The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-28 00:00:00

PIUMPRCIVS.

Tlds Company is the result of indefatigable investigation of
the position, present and prospective, of the sugar refleing trade
In France and England. it, objects AM to carry on the business
of sugar reßeem anti merchants in sugars In Great Britain, Ire-
land. France, and Belgium, and if so resolved by the share-
holders, In any other country.
The enormous wealth of the great sugar refining establish-
ments In Fresco is well known. The profits of the business,
when undertaken on a large scale, have been demonstrated be-
yond dispute by the fortunes which they have realised for their
proprietors. While so great and so Increasing is the demand for
sugar, that any of these establishments ere compelled to work
by til.,;ht as wail as by day. It has been computed that the mere
increase in the demand Is sufficient to employ a new refinery on
the largest stale.
The consumption In England Is 600,000 tons per annum and
is so largely on the Increase that during the last year 60.000 tons
relined sugar have been imported from the Continent Into Lon-
don. London is the great oilman of colonial raw auger, and
Parte of raw beet-root sugar. In France the consumption to
about 260.000 tons, and it Is confidently believed that the re-
fineries of Paris will very shortly be unable to manufacture suffi-
cient for home consumption and the other demands upon them,
and that Aland will moon again become an exporter of sugar.
The International Commission less resolved upon the equalisa-
tion of the drawbacks, so that the English trade will now be
placed ea the same footing as the blench, and as the Belgian and

In thew countries all experience of the manufacture has
proved that the expenses and general charges ef working decrease
In an inverse ratio to the extent on which the operations are
conducted. Thus, in establishments turning out 10,000 tom per
annum, the charges amount to from Ss. 3d. to 31. oi. per cwt. of
raw sued. ; while in an establishment of the magnitude pm
by this Company, and with the latlatestimprovementa In voogrere:,
the charges will be only Es. rid. per cwt , giving an advantage a
from lid. to 1a per cwt., which would be equivalent to an increaae
of dividend of 7s. to 10 per cent. for each of this Compaq's
refiscries, beyond the dividend which each sea ler refinery
would produoe.
Another advantage which this Company will have will be,
that the machinery which will be required will contain all the
latest improvements, es collected by careful research, in the
great sugar refineries of lingland, France, Belgium, Holland,
and Germany, sad will be obtained at coosiderably less coat than
'sifting eetablishumuta have yeti for theirs, which have a Has
productive power.
Contracts have been metered into by the well-known house of
Messrs. Pbotifex and Wood, for the supply and erection of the
no:weary machinery, on favourable terms.
It is at porsent intended to erect refineries in London and in
France, each capable of refining 1,000 tons raw suss: per week;
and the land for the French reentry has been secured in &most
favourable position at St. Denis, near Paris, and at the very mode-
rate prim of 10 franca per square metre.
The Directors also propose to purchase or erect • refinery at
LiverpooL
tutored ate per cent. per annum will be paid on all capital
called up until 18 months after the Incorporation of the Com-
pany, by which time It is calculated the Gni refinery of the
Company will be in operation.
The directors pledge theme Ives to make no allotment unless
the whole of the nrat Woe re subscribed. If no allotment la
made, the deposit will Do returned in full.
The Memorandum and Artteles of Amadei:loci may be seen it
the office of the solicitors.
Prospectuses, forms of application for shares, and every in-
formation may be obtained at the offices of the Company, and of
the bankers, brokers, and solicitors.
Applleations from the country may be addremed to the Secre-
tary, at the °Mem of the Company. accompanied by • cheque
for the deposit upon a London or country bank, crossed or made
payable to the London and Westruhister Briv,k, in return for
which the bankers' receipt will be forwarded to the applicant.

HYAM and Co.'s CLOTHING for BOYS,
116 and 67 oxrouurnassr.
The An i Bret Eatabllshment n the Kingdom for every descriptton
of Boys' and Youths' Deese. Boys Knickerbocker Sults, 16s. 6d.
to fits. Boys' Westminster cud Osborne Butte, 10s. ed. to SU.
Boys' Eton, Harrow, and Rugby Butte, fag to 42.. Boys' Light
Cape Overcoats, Its. 641. to tls. Bryn* Jackets for the season,
10s. 6d. to Ste
le. Boys' Serviceable Vesta, ba. Od. to Is. 6d. Boys'
Serviceable Trousers, Be. 6d. to 13a. 3d

HYAM and Co.'s SELECT DEPARTMENTS,
06 and 67, OXFORD-STRIPY.
No. 1. Gentlaninis Clothing for !remedial* wear. No. 2. Cat-
tlemen •Order Deparlasent. No. S. Boys Clothing for immediate
wear. No. 4. Boys' and Youths' Order Department. No. 6.
Habit and Livery Department No. 6. Este and Goners' liesiary.
No. 7. Travelling Cleat=s, Umbrellas, Portmanteaus. imp, &C.
Provincial Branches—Blr 11. 22. and 23, Newatreet
Leeds, 41, Brinate.

BLOSSOM of HONEYSUCKLE, a delicate and
&eclogue perfume. extracted from the flowers, by 'NO.
OOSNELL sod 00., Perfumers to IL MI. the Moms of 'raw
No. It Three IC Ing-coart, Lorober&street, Loudon.

BATHS of HOMBURG, near Frankfort-on-
the-llalse. Summer Samoa, 1816.—The Mineral Waters
of Homburg. as evidenced by the analysis of the celebrated
Prete*. or Uebig, are stimulant, tonic. alterative and aperient
1 hey are of admirable carrion is removing disorders of the
stomach and other intestines. They Annulate these mans
when the abdominal circulation Is defective, assist the processes
of Barrettes, and Rive a healthful regularity to the moan of
nutrition and maimilation. They are powerful remedial 'gents
in cases of enlargement of the liver, in sfiection of the spleen, in
hypochondria, Jaundice, hemorrhoidal disease and obstinate
coratipattoo. In cases of gout, and all other a/factious produced
by inefficiency of the digestive functions, the moot happy results
have been obtained from them. The efficacy of the Waters la more
especially recognised by them who drink them at their source
for thee, the inviimrating sir of the mountains the gaiety of
the surrounding scene and perfect abstraction from the cares
of the world, concur i n assisting the action of the medicinal
beverage. The magnidoent Casino, which, in the beauty of its
architecture, the Judicious distribution of Its apartments, and
the richness of Ito decorations, surnames every other edifice of
the kind on the banks of the Rhine, contains saloons for balls
and emseerts, as also for the games of Trento et Quarente end
Roulette : the former Is played with the half Malt, and the
latter with one Zero ; the dally venture of the bank at the Treats
et Qasrante table to axed at twelve thousand pounds, and the
maximum stake is four hundred and eighty pounds. Among the
other attractions nay be mentioned a large and comfortable read-
ing-room,hberallyturnished with German • Prench,Englithjultan,
Russian, Halftime and Dutch journals; a coffee-remain tb•Olyropic
style of decoration ; a divan, for the enjoyment of a cigar, open
on a fine terrace paved with ass halt a grand dining.room.
where then is • table &Witt t la Francais. twice a day, at one
and five o'clock, antler the sup erintendessee of the celebrated
; M Chevet, of Paris, who is the Imes of the refreshment depart-
ment of the Mullane A circumstance which cannot fall to
interest especially the RAO& Hatton is the construction, ap-
proaching to its completion, of a new Roglith church, on a piece
of ground given for that purpose by the generosity of his Serene
Highness the korereiza Inadarave of Hesse. An excellent
orchestra, numbering forty distinguished musicians, performs
three Cmes a day ; to the monies at the Wells, in the afternoon
In the beautiful gardens of the Cads" end in Ir• sing in the
weed Ball-room. The new railway has almost brought the
Homburg Baths to the outskirts of Frankfort. There are
Widnes* trains a day. to sot fro. the last as late as 11 o'clock.
As the journey occupies only half an hear, the asneeemeate ot
Frankfort are within easy reach. Visitors Ice Homburg may get
to Brussels In twelve bouts, to Willis in fifteen, to Paris In six
teen. and to Loudon In twenty-foar, se excellent Is the inter-
oommanication by rall.

EffEFORDI3 FLUID KAGNIELL—Tima
nNedlcal prelagion tor thirty yews bare approved of this
pare gelation of Olapassla as the bag remedy far sent sad Or
~Ade disorders of every kind . and as a raw aperient tt
dalb adapted for ladles and childrea. Prepared
111.NNFORD sad 00., atembeta dn. 111. NSW
London. and sold throeshont tie world by di raspeotabis
clannigta lades—dee that Menaced sad 00.. Is so gash
bottle and red label over she mak.

KAYE'S WORSDELL'B PILLS, the
BIBT mums at the BLOOD hews to ameba.
fres their biselyszteemied Ws sad gamed ~foe, be
tairtr clawed as Navas old rearm add lq Yeieerlalibi
Vichdloes.

LALITIIK. —Tbs LETTUCE ecistains aa aativ•
-1" la a• t+_+lakt
of mairtlhoatitaiaageta—ML JOZZAuIa hrai
.
414 lloiprias a rtittga Mem Lbw
ter resaarawAlad Praimlaa for
TM U. *Luba 11l lit PIRA Tsa. U. 111'
Pkia• 'ffilausk v al coed affeadoea.
mrPak 94;

Price la. by Pest IS Meal"
THE SCIENCE of LIFE ; or, How to Live,
and What to Eat, Drink, and Avoid. A Practical Guide
Inc the attainment of perfect Health and Strength . and Notes
explanatory of the Mysteries of wan'. Existence, and the VarIOCIA
Phenomena of Life. flopOemented by Remarks on the treat-
ment of hereof, and oiMr Disorders incidental to Sedentary
Habits. Rya Physician of 40 yean' practice.
Mann. IS. CeenhilL

DR. OIIINERWELL oa MARRIAGE ;
01Mtisos, Hapolnath and DlasopolnUnanta.
12. Mann, CoinkUl :or Author.
TRW PANTHKON TOM/1M BATHS, 2a ; Ilfteen, Ws.
LaMar' day, Mondays. At Dr. C.'s proissatunal rethisnos, I.
Great Martharoththatroat, W. Also, the Yost-other Loud
Turldth Baths. M. dd.. IG. St. Marttn'a4rOrand. 12.0

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGESCE.

(arum's TZLIGHLIM.)
THE FEDERAL DIET.

FRANKFORT.OH-THE•MAINE, JOLT 27.

In the Federal Diet to-day, Bavaria, Saxony,
and Hesse-Darmstadt brought forward the follow-
ing motion :
1. That the Austrian and Prussian governments
be asked what they have done, or intend to do,
towards the definitive settlement of the Sleawig-
Holstein question, and when they propose to call
together for co-operation, representatives selected
by the free votes of the peop►e of the Duchies.
2. That Austria and Prussia be requested to
bring about the incorporation of Sleswig with the
German Confederation.

3. That in the event of the latter request being
granted, the Federal Diet should declare its readi-
ness to renounce its claims for the payment of the
costs of the Federal execution in Holstein, and to
assume &portion of the Sleswig war expenses.
The motion was referred without discussion to
the committee on Holstein affairs.
Luxemburg abstained from voting.

CLOSE OF THE AUSTRIAN REICHSRATEL
VIENNA, JULY 27.

Both houses of the Reichsrath were closed to-
day by a speech read by the Archduke Ludwig
Victor.

ITALY.

FLORENCE, JULY 27.

The Florence journals announce that Count
Doris di Prelk, at present representing Italy at
the Danish court, bag been appointed Italian
miniaterat Lisbon, and will be succeeded at Copen-
Tn by the Chevalier Giannetti.
he Nazione denies the rumour that Austria bad
made overtures to the Emperor Napoleon expressive
of an intention to recognise the kingdom of Italy.
The Italia believes that the government has de-
cided to recal shortly 601310 of the bishops who were
removed from their dioceses in the interests of
public order.

THE CHOLERA IN TURKEY.
CONSTANTINOPLE, JILT V.
(Yrd Tgissio.)
According to official reports the cholera continue*
to spread. The daily average of deaths is 4b.
Another account gives 30.
Quarantine of 10 days has been appointed at the
Dardanelles for all vessels coming from the Levant
ports to Constantinople.

THE CHOLERA IN ITALY.
ANCONA, JULY 27.

An official report has been issued, stating that
from noon on the 26th to noon ou the 26th mat, five
deaths occurred here from cholera.

THE CHOLERA IN EGYPT.
TURIN, JOLT W.

A telegram rewired here from AlexaUdria states
that on the 26th inst. the number of deaths in that
town from cholera was two, and in Cairo 38.

INDIA.

BOMBAY, duct' 9.
Grey shirting, firm and advancing. Cotton ad-
vancing. Dhollerah, 345 r. Shipments during
the week, 14,000 bales. Exchange on London, 2e.
Government Securities : 4 per cent., 90} ; ditto
5 per cent., 104 ; ditto 5i per cent., 110.
OALCIJTYA, Jour 6.

Manchester goods improving. Ex—change on
London, 2s. sd. Government Securities : 4 per
cent., 90 ; ditto 5 per cent, 1021 ; ditto 5 per
per oent., 104.

DIMPATCII Or ITS BOMBAY MAILII. SOUTH.
AMMON, JOLT 27.—The Prolamin end Oriental Company's
stemmas Syria, Captain Christian, sailed this af tenon with
the mails for Gibraltar, the /dediterranesn, Egypt, Aden.
Bombay, and Upper Bengal. She took out SU first sod 2'.
snood •clars panniers, and on freight s full cargo. incite'.
lag sovereigns for Alexeradria, 4,0004 ; and jewellery for
Bombay, value 3451.
NATIONAL MEMORIAL. —The southern
principality is now Suite is a ferment of expectation at the
prospect of a royal omit on the melon of the inauguration
of the status to the memory of the late Prince Consort.
which want ODIUM al NO week, as that remote bet
delight/al watering plan, Tinny, on the Pembrokeshire
cont. The official newsmen@ for the ineuguratios haws
now be completed, sod Wednesday next is fixed for the
ceremony. The memorial takes the shape of a statue, which
is embed on the summit of Castle-hill, and will be visible
far at sea and from the Devon nest. The status will he
inaugurated by his Royal Highs... Prime Arthur,
who has been delegated by her Majesty to attend m
ber personal representative oa the occasion. His
via higbacss wM arrive at Teeby ea Tumidity eveniag.
The memorial has been nand by subscription, and earn
the Names of lb* subscribers ere those of Lord and lady
Traeger_ , the Bishop of St. David' the Galatea of Caw-
doe, Lard Dyuaeor, Lord sad Lady , lady Oahe-
rise Atka, Lord Bathyal, sad Mr. Ewen, 1.P., sad ea.
aide. The Bev. 3. H. L. PhildegN of Plena Ginn, heals
the list of alseatiese with thehandsome gift off 4001. The
onatorial conaine of a beautiful colossal states in
marble on a pedestal of nave liesedion• The ban of Mg
pedeetalaoasisto of three thin of 11111115iVe blocks sr elan,
the lowest die bong 254 feet square. Os each of the fen
slam al the abaft of the pegmad is inserted a panel of white
marble, ea the ma to the month is soalphared the anneal the
Primes Onsioit ; as the meth those of Weise ; es the wen
the henries ineriptin inWelek and Eaglieb—"Albert the
Geed, Citric:: inland QsAill Plotoria," and es as
red the el Wales. with a nrostillYant et the Qum
mad Pence under Which wM betaced ea imsorip.
hies giving*, its hisagoaktios.

Portland, most unexpectedly, had the honour of
a short visit from kis Royal Highness the Prime and
Princess of Wales yesterday afternoon. The royal party,
acceaspestied by the Duke sad Docker of Sutherland, Duke
of St. Albans, Lady de Grey, and General Sally., strived
in Portland-roads about boos in the royal yacht flambe,
from Peasanee. Immediately on the yacht rounding the
breakwater-head a mint. of 21 gene was fired from her
Majesty's ship St. George in honour of the distinguished
visitom The yacht eschewed seer the St. George, and im-
mediately afterwards the royal party landed at the Albert
pier, where they were received by Commodore Ryder, of
the Coast Guard service, who happened to by in the
4•stAi with her Majesty's chip Argue ; Captain Rica.
of For Majesty's ship St. Gone, and Mr. John
Coale, tiegineser-in-chief of the Portland Breakwater. A.
crowd of persons witnessed the arrival of their royal high.
mama, sad cheered them most heartily, a compliment wkicb,
the Prime acknowledged. A break, drawn by three horses,
was in readiness, from Ransom's Breakwater Motel, for the.
diMioguishad Yellen, who were thee driven t• the Nero
Weeks, whesw they were remind by Major Nagsst, R.E.rl
the commander of the work', and lieutenant Rainey, RA-
The royal party saismatidy impeded tie vast foirilliettion
progress of coaereetion es the Nem, the New ampensated..;
barracks, and tbe large fortified &Mk, after whisk they
were drives to the breakwater. Oa arrivieg at thweetranse-
to the works the royal party dienemiggloilletw

the steps leading to the staging. Bees • Age trial 7--"
was converted rote a carriage, seats severed with finp-'
being placed therein. An sights was ettecbdl.wbii s I
took the party to the fort now is emetruetioe at they r
northern extremity. Mr. Conde previously arreagek
some divers should be in readiness to deemed ; thir they
did in the premien', of the royal party, who seemed mooh
gratified at the eight, ma indeed with everything they wit-
nessed. His royal highness expressed hie verificative at
the progress which hid bun made with the wain SIMS his
last visit. After having examined the large feet at Amend
of the breakwater, at twenty minutes attest two the royal
party embarked on board the Osborne, en route for Osborne,
• royal ratite being fired at the time. A considerahle
iambi, of persons (including the officials connected with
the breakwater) followed their royal big►aeses@ on their
breakwater inspection, and as they embarked mass heartily
*hewed them.

His royal highness expressed himself marls disappointed
at not seeing the Channel Seek which soled front the
Roads on Monday for a anise in the Chossel, and is ex-
pected to return en Friday.

Tee WESLEYAN Coxreevares.—The full con
femme assembled yesterday moraine at nine o'elcsk, in
Cluerryotreet Chapel. Birmingham. After the usual demi—
gormil exercises, the conference proceeded to fill up the
recaneits in the legal buodred. Too Rem. LH. Wiseman
and John Hall wawa elected by nonlinear's. The following
votes were given for the election to the aim of president :
Ida. W. Shaw, 206; Rev. W. Arthur, 58. The Re.. John
Farrar wee re-elected to the oaks of secretary to the con-
feremee. At the mating of the missionary committee of
review. on Wednesday, the inhibit fund, which was bastion-
rated ia 1803, was stated to have roughed the stun of
200,8384 la. 9d. up to July 18,1865. The paganism of this
total see the following :—Cheat Britain. 185.0841. 12s. 2d. ;
Ireland, 7,516 L 7e. 4d. ; foreign stations, 8,2371. Ss. 3d. Be-
side; this rum the committee have reorived intimetioes of
19,5961.19 e. 61 from Australia, sod 1,8731. 4s. 113. from Ire-
land. Its sppropriation hu been deteruiined upon ea follows:
—Great for the approprie goo of Riehmoed Oollega, for mi.-
gallery purposes, 37,5001. ; great for the basalt of the
missions in Southern end Western Africa, 5,0001. ; groat
for Prance. 7,0004 ; groat for improving misnames Rest
Indies, and chapel debt relief. 30,00 W. ; groat for Italy.
5,0001. ; grant for India, 10,0001. ; grant for Mita, 5,0001.:.
grant to superounteranes, and for widows and orphans,
30,000/. ; paymeut made to the missionary treasurers fbr
the belaee of 1862, 6,500 i. ; grant to the flumiesary So-
mety for working capital. 24,00 W. ; to be funded for the
benefit of the Missionary !ragtag's, 20,0004
NORTH LWOW!' KROreel —DRCLAR ATION' or THI
POLL.—Looonsaaosoe, Tuusensr.—The declaration of
the poll took pace at Loughborough this morning. The .
sheriff deolared the numbers to be—Manners, 2,306 ; Har-
topp, 1,854 ; Frew's, 1,599. Lord Jobe MYNA and Mr.
Hartopp were therefore elected. Mr. Peewee appeared at
the window of the Plough Inn, and thanked those who had
supported him. He had obtained a majority of 400 votes
over he oppooseta is the districts where tlievoters we-rafts*
end independent, and it was the north-mat corner of the
county, under the influence of the house of Belvoir, which
returned the members. If the musty was all in one consti-
tuency the present members could not possibly get maimed.
Mr. Fawn remarked strongly upon the absence of the
members, and said he did mot believe mach an instance of
di•reepect to elector, had ocetured throughout the elections.
He concluded by propowng a vote of thanks to the
,2fat.,
Sheriff and Under-Sheriff, which was carried by
nation.

Tim FALL Or 110GbRIS tY CRANDOIHITKEZT.
Yesterday afternoos the inquiry into the death of Andrew
Dews, who was kilted by the fall of booms in Chandoe-
street last Tuesday week, was resented at Obaring•crose
Hospital. Several Mamoru were examined is reference to
the cause of the maiden', and it appeared that both houses
wore i• good order, but as Mr. Dawt, surveyor, appoiatad by
the somas to look over the prematma with a view to sakisg
a report, was not reedy, the inquiry was adjourned until 4
o'clock on Tuesday next.
A Emma Kum, $T am Som.—William

Wyand, a farmer, of Biehopsworth, near Bristol, died,
yesterday, from injuries in the forehead, from a Moue
throws by his son, who had threatened to kill him. They
had previously quarelled. The sae is is custody on the
charge of murder.
&Locums Dasia.—On Tuesday, Mr. Kaye, one
of the commits of the musty Armagh, he'd as inquest at
the county prime on the body of a woman named Bliss
M'Claskey, who was committed us the 15th lest., es a
charge of having murdered her child at Glassdnunmond.
Who the woman waa Dose of the officials of the prison could
tell ;het, from her personal ap pearasse, ft w soneleded
that she belooged to the upper class ; zed the as
mama took
her for a foreigner, from the indistinotimes of bet speech.
She was evidently not respossible for her min, sod it
transpired, in the course of the inquiry, that she bad
bees under restraint es a lunatic. Poor creature, she

had put it out of her power to make biome bee °au-
dition having actually chewed the towns oat of her head !
The oaf food she would tike was milk, and that was
liberally supplied. She was able, on the day after her
committal, to make the metro* uederstand that she bad
come from Liverpool, but that wee all that wee known of
her until the inquiry had almost coocluded, whew her has
bead sad his employer bad arrived, end the latter was
under examinatica. The husband sad several witnesses
cams to prove the insanity of the woman, sod were under
the impression that the inquest was concerning the infant,
until the coroner informed them otherwise, who* the bus-
. .

bead bosomed out, fainted, sad was removed. There-
lISM no doubt that the child was alive when the nafortu.
nate woman left Liverpool on the 12th instant, aad it
was found dead with her oa 14th, which led to hat

committal Dr. Robattendantiosoo,;nedicol of the prison,
stated that he SAW deceased after her committal, and
foetid theta* bad chewed off her taigas, to that then.
was no passibility of eanonnuiesting with her. The skin
was stripped oty her back, and parts of her body were.
blsekened, leavieg her in a pitiable coodition ; and death_
wee camel by the nerroes ezeitemeat eoatinuing for reve....
ral clays. Tee jury framed their verdict in aews4toos with..
Dr. Robiesoa's testimooy, adding that the utmost can and..
attentios were paid to the deceased by the reverser and.
clams of the poison.—Doblan /apnea
ANBCDOTICB or Goma. GaAirr.—Wboo Goners!:

Grant WU in New York, says a gomiping aorreeposdeot,
some one inegratulsted him on his relief from ee much re/
'possibility sod care. He remarked that snob &Reunions/
afforded him no relief, sod that his respoweibility sod;
labour would be more foe the next twelve mouths than
they had bees for the twelve seethe pest. A fried of
mine vested Gametal Gnat's tether, who, with the amps*
simplicity, related many striking incidents in ik a
life of the deutensatipmeraL Owe woe quite elan c-
Meiotic. The old goatisems visited his ors let
West just after the surrender of Vicksburg. la
walking rotted he now the carouse of hundreds sad
thousands of settle sad horn" sad se a smash& ever
at leather be now before him a fine kid for specula cios.
He went to his son and told him what be had sew, sad
asked him fee as order to gather the skim. " Awl what
do you tibiae," add the old amt, " Lymme (es kessdeol him)
mid! Why be kid me that I had bettor se beano, and
sot be specalsidng on the battle Geld sod compromising him
with the gemenmeset." A gentlemen who was gessmat at a
.diarenfiven to Omani Great by several onspremom,
0 Grant spoke bat use word daring the whole
Onset. H 4 Ewglaesr, ha &lag an waist of the pumas
of a river, spits of it se thirties feet wide. Gamma emit,
lifmtai, is"er and mid "fonrlson."--.4efi-Slotery
TaiJuly 15.
18[Awrger to IZILAND.—WI continue to
reedy* (says the Dublin 'berm) aim t vlag aCegentge
whisk roadie we from all petrol the eaudry, reepestiag the
somilitiou el the crepe. A sonsspoodest gives a highly
fiesweshia apart of eideellseel .even 11141 well.
111111.11111 eseatlekesi se lifirs that is sem any
they
ere equally cheerios. la the imesdialt ?teeny el Oars
the eutthig et shad bee thee& essaseseet, th, pro.
I=11" Wiwi, Wild, it &odd to be tell rat