The Express.
London, England, 1848-08-28 00:00:00

maye
igbdort:oh mtl.
and it it • ill by ootiorotaty to the proprietors to entre that the* tie eleeelt yellers Meld more next entuin j{ bei
slim so get apart for re-investment to so-
Position woo secterefuL The board hat been e"'".it'- . _ ._ ett oosuilko onookltroge:
el ted by the elm-
-418.4 Mr. km" Tarim. bereorOoldomt,' and Mr. Bonen tram . Lit-, on
Tee dirtetora Teamsmate' the of the haleyear's interemt some Mittrl9 occasion, to show what tl-
At Nearly
posbie ow 25th September next; end the. .
C !Melt not :core at the rate of low ger cent. per up um, be poll th the cure . the return of capitol should be. Tee
doe
d wont.thhe.b.iletiJb,,eily leek to Mks IsFINTI the VI. 1,30. and 221. shares,
a who slull beim amt.sid. per share on the 311. ito. public at
on or before the lab deetamber welch tart-mentioned interest
toto be payable an the Ittb el tom
bee
nett me „ie., „;„,„„t these calcalationson making investments, and broke
tO he Mb of June Mot limed tbm there bad been received on unless specially required, do not trouble themselvesrl4
toe pale* poemegoolt sad =WI". 16,4 Ill• , ig"W"' 2,0531.• beyond the extention of orders. I fact 1
toe stock, Idea
WI% filmes, he., INV.; menu, Ac., ;MI.; in- na so, Bpd
tercet, 1421.. miadwithe its
maim. 20,1312. hob
diebureme, ote otterpey, they decline to give advice genetally,
on renege ;Mont INN Mai at 11,6/71. • The a balance on the or opilliOn, On the relative ad - t •d - -
rodf.rear segillsales to &Admit ei 1,6231 The Engineer's report oan age° of der-
stated the aim gmetally Mlela • very satisfactory condition- ant securities, because, if casually wrong in the result
i,„, asigmo. Is moobog lite ~co Of the rel. in, sold the "win from adverse circumstances they incur censure if
why asilrisiglstsriloguga Ml.*" ''''' Nat netra'llaaa. hod the obtain little c i , right,
been gem stomp to aUM bier ea Moo afternoon, end it had Y red t, for the .1 brokerage is 03n-
been thought Mier logoomo mg ta In it to the cnrster ceived to answer all the claims-
of gratitude, T he
and Blaimebmil pert et Or sedortktng, than for the directors foregoing calculations, which will be gradually
to NAM* tbmorgyet by velielog statements relative to the Cheshire ex-
Jusorks gorOitn. tot dr preent to writing. The board had only that tended, will enable the public to judge for themselves,
niitht dodged le allow
ede fire per cent. to the holders of the old so far as the interest returns. For the com ' -
Chestier me Illelmehis shame. As to the, proposed allowance of Hee Vle
antereet ass the Cbmaire Janctioe Ptarro, the board WM toiled that o' OO"."y of the securities, as between atones aria star
the lost cell 04,111 a. merges unpaid, and were of opinion that il into- they must exercise their own judgment eirriply, u `OD
rest were alkmad mon I* mills parties would be induced to pay the the comparison of the data which the Daily N
, POD
money, and a eowddrabie ansount would he realised. It wee with nos
this expettatlee that the Interest of four per cent. on the Cheshire supplies in its stock and eLare lists, assisted and ex•
2 unetkes exigtiatmed to he allowed. It soda known to the proprie- plained by the reports of directors at public '
tors that had been entered into with other companies formeetings,
the disposal of the Iles, but up to the peewit time theee negotiationsandsuchobservations
as appear under this bead, oft
had not resulted in enything of a definite character. An attenipt had that of the railway market.
been recently made to collect funds to proceed with the completion ENtILIMI FUNDS.
of the whole Cheshire Jtinetthil line. Ile was sorry to say that the 3 pee CL Red. Anne— eel 11 k boned. for Aceramt. eg iSj re
ropiest which the directors had made with this stew had not been 3 per CLCons. Lona. 843 f, 51 et I Exch. Mills. Ift.irse *h. ri.,:b,
re.pooded to, owing, he believed, to the commerciel embarraimment. New 31 per Ct. Ale., 41 Si 33 ; June M., 28 3 pm. .
of the countre. For some Mme past,Rowever, parties who bad a me. RAM Beads, ELSA. 19 pm. 1 Ditto ISO. 24,1 Starch 31
India Bonds, wider LIAM. 20 3 Pit to, uall 24 " '
way syatem in connexion with their own, had felt anxious on the __, W. te . de March, 33.
subject et an extension of titre for the completion of the work.; an e". NOBZION 711/IDe.
application for this
purpose wane before the railway board, and It 5 per Cent Meek:al:LAM. Aug. 31, 4 pa tent. Portuguese
was tor Ole meeting to deterhat should be done. Some cam- yet so 44 2° reek.
panics had offered to eze.eute particular parts of the Cheshire June- 5 per Cent. Portueuebe Bonds. Act., Ditto, let., liel 21
um line; fur institute, a certain compane were willing to take ewe 31, ley 3 per Cent. Spanish Bente, El I
powers to construct the line from Warrington to Btockport with all its F.XCnANGES AND STOCKS ABROAD.
advantages and respinsibilities. Instead of dividing the theehire ,
, li AV SE lin, Aro. 93.— RP
Five per Cent. In Cotif, 894 It,
Junction eliarm ter this tempos, he should propore that the 311. 1 . ,„,.., ..,_„, .., „ . ...._ ,_ ~, ~,.
_, .
~ ~,
shares Mould be reduced *bout one-half ; as :0/. had been ukersdy paid, i'y'.ll7Xirgri,l'iZt. t',7",,L,Liroi%..ir,
r;„el V51,..,,!2.. soot
i Co. re ji
the remainder might be expected to be subscribed eirthwith, and the Stemich Fite per Ceuta. ardoin'si, lir:Atte, Tree.' iiiti.!-, rep.'
whole scheme of railway might then he made throughout. The chair- p,diaage pn London, Letpetc, Aug. three months', 6.18. - -'"
man, in coiclusioe, intimated that if one of the negotiation. in pro- Av.-MILD/oi. Ani. 2: —A
Itebs, womeisellalf per Cent,.., 4%
grow was corieledol, the arrangements whet' would
have to be amide 45; Ditto. Three per Cents., 52e 521 Ditto. Four Per Coe", g, al.
might lead to the repeal of the amalgamation between the Cheshire Amore Syrol„ Throcanda• Half per Cents., Re joy. piichpiu, a,
Junction and the Chimer and Itiikenhead Companies.—Mr. Mallaby London. eight, 11.52. two inimths, 11.e7. Hamburg, sight, 35.25; two
. menthe, .15. Paris, eight, Met ; two month., Lti.l2.
protested upshot a phrete to the report, and Idle in the chairman s _
maw& Ave. 23.—st. &huh! tech., Three midollalf ter Cent& 7
speecb, In wbkh It wee stad as a matter of " discretion "on the ,42 -31112 }-.,.bongos: 0. 1,.„.. 6.2 ji ;
O. ~ . , i
part of the directors, whether or not they would allow interest on the uyt kwi.. di 142. Hamburg, 101 l Lilt;
Closter and Birkenhead Maroc The set of parliament, he maintained, Hareems. Atm. 28.—Lean, 1840, *7i rtt0.1422, '77i lest,
rendered the payment of that interest committer, even out of the rot ~, smut Me, 63 ; Ditto, of the co:r. rem so; Liao. 1643 nut; eye
capital, if need be. Ile trusted, however, that the meeting would not of Belgium. 62 ; Bank of hem, PHI, my. lithium. el, ta,,:,yee,25.43,
me the propriety of paying interest on the Cheshil e Jul iction sails till Me wily, Aro. 113.—Exchange ma London, 25.45 2.5.471.
thing.capital west patd up and the line in a working state, earning some- Vtre x A. Am, 21.—Ilusiums wit, Mick, and in onee manor of the dr
th lie entered minutely into the bearings of the agreem__. „,.. ii,, „b. uttety,,, of the Pads ...bane., and th Oniliequenee of Well
'''. circunstanote. the funds fell 1 te It per matt, but happily rimmed
between the two companies at the timed amalgimution.—Mr. Brown ..,..d.t.he do., 50t,r,... Viv.,
c...
... _
read the 17th clause of the act in confirmation of Mr. Malleby's view "i' L Metal. were n"to'l et -14 ,
74 Dank Meru, 1,1195 to 1,100. rorthern, 11 et to tw ; et,,,i'eLy..
of compel-or) payment of interest on Chester and Birkenhead shares. ye; te ye , poem. vie to Cli ; Leghorn, ti.. P. ral. The rise in the u..ting of
—The chairman explained that what he tied meant by dieetellonseY the Bonk Shires Is prolably 0. ing to the report fiat the Nat..) ma
power was, that at a terrace meeting from the resolution., After ham previemolly placed the min of nevelt Million,, at the disimetlea ot
some such power was lodged in the hands of the iliteCtOril. the state, the relmburr.nent4 being gusrantood by the diet.
some minor questions bad been put and answered, Mr. Webster
roared that the report be received Mod
el its coneideration adjuureed till
a future day. Ile suggested to the prprietors of shares in the Cher
ter and iiirkenheud section of the undertaking, that it might be ex-
pedited and wine to relieve the Cheshire JhUction shareholder' from
the payment of interest for a time in order that arrangements
might be made CT mane on with' and completing the 'Hoge
Nine chairman thought that the resolution should be amended
. that the report he received and Its consideration poetponed, enept
the part relating to the pm me
elm.itee, the appointment of direc-
tors, and an auditor."—Mr. W Jackeols, M.P., exprewed an
opinion that the whole laminae might edvantageouely be adjoutned.
—Tbe Chairman acquiesced. lie thought the works shoua. be at
once proceeded with. Ail that could be gone on with this winter
would be the tunnel. Himself and conceptive hod gone over the pro-
posed line, end twin his own experience in these matters he was con-
: meted that on seven miles and a quarter alone a paving of 20,0001.
amid be effected. net between Worrinaton and Chester
much more. The sections had been laid down in the meat ex-
pensive manner, at a time when railway property wan in a different
position to what it won tii present—Mr. Mollify proposed that a
onumittee of four shareholder', should be app.."......4 to aid the eine-
tors In the negotiation in progress. Ile mimed Mr. Weheter, Mr.
Benton, Mr. (Sitterall, and Mr. Brawn.—After some discussion, the
Chairmen paid he felt es bound to defer to the wiehetn of even a *tingle
shareholder, thin he would pledge himself that he and hie colleagues
would conclude no arrangement without coosultieg with the gentle-
men named.—Mr. Webster's motion laniendid by excepting the mes•
lion of interest front enetposement) was seconded, put, and carried,
and the meeting was adjourned till Friday the 29th ol Sept.
Wage DenliAM.—Annual Meeting.—Gateshead. Aug.
22.—Mr. George Hudson, M.P., in the chMr. —Thie Is a CO3l line of
tour or five miles in leurth. It was projected in 1834, and lately in-
corporated with the York. Neweatele, and Berwick Company, being
one of Mr. Hudson's purchases. sometime ago it wasin • bad finan-
cial condition, but under new management it io rapidly improving.
The accounts for the present year showed a pront of 7001., which it
was agreed to apply to the reduction of the debt of the company.
tag half-year's mine wee reported to be equal to that of the twelve
meth. of 1817.-91 r. Allport dated that he had examined rite line,
and tneationed some perticulars in tee charges foe trafile..—Mesas.
' George iledion, James Itichardeon, 2V. Plues, and Nicholas Wood.
were then elected director, Mr. W. Itichardeus Won appointed
'Ply auditor, and Mr. Clore eeeretary, after which the meeting valorem&
CHISLTEN HAM AND OXFORD.—Haftyearly Meeting—
Cbeluyham, ru .
Cheltmlu, Aug. 26.—A sufficient number o shareholder. not being
present the meeting, after the lapse of an hour, was adjourned sine
she. Prom the directors' report it appeared that, in conformity with
the feeling ttpremed at hut meeting, the commencement of the works
A hue been suepended, and the expenditure of the company kept within
e ' the narrowest possible limit. The neoesary apple:alone having
been made to the commissioners, an extension of time has been ob-
tained. This has enabled the directors to avoid making any calls.
The sum expended up to the present (line is within 30,0)101. At the
loot meeting it wee reported by the die etas that only three-fourths
of the shares heel teen &torte& Appliostion had been made for the
hue of farther shares to parties whom the directors considered to be
ineligible hoidens, and therek re they were refuse d. The remaining
fourth number of the obarea are still unallotte& The Me will be 38
...-
con
mike in length, on the teced gauge.
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COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.
COTTON.—laysueoot,, Aro. 26 —The market to-day
was steady, and the sales were about 5,500 boles.
filAnCif ESTER, AUG 26.—The market continues quiet,
the cloth principelly in demand being confined to lone cloth., printers.
and tee-cloths. Prima, generally speaking. still hold gto
the orders yet in the hands of the manufacturers; bat for this cir-
cnmstance, the decline which has affected one or two dercriptions of
goods must have been common to all. There has not been
so much demand for ',birthing owing to the unfavourable
news by the overland mail, and the operations in tario
grads arc generally limited to the home trade. Far yarns, the
demand le chiefly confined to low numbers for the home trade, bat
qualities coiled for the India market share the depression felt in
clothe usually shipped to that quarter. Rather more hastens mac he
anticipated for the Levant if at:adults continue to unnv equaliy favUtir-
able. Latest advices Irma Constantinople state that arey gm,d, and
thirtings were in good demand at remunerative prices, and Rat the
print trait woo TCO,CIinK from it. depression. A good many
mints of thie character, however, hive lately been made, which would
not have yet affected that market. A god deal of interest is kit hers
respecting the protracted affair of the River Plato, latest advice'
suiting that the blockade had only been roved on the MACAW Ayres
side of the river. Toe weather of couree exerciser great influence
over the market, the long.cothinued rains DA.* exceedingly deet
mental to the townie's of the country bourns, sod fears beginning bx
prevail that as last year we had no spring and no spring trade, this
year we may be deprived of an autumn, with the YAM Mina.
WOOLLEN CLOT kiS.—LEcos, Auo. 26.—There was a
good attendance of merchants at the woollen halls this morning, bog
the muster of manufacturers was not so numerous. The transactions
were not large, the showery darkness of the morning ofrrating rattier
against sales. The hipinem done, however, woo more ettiziose than
at the last market, in addition to which there were large deliveries 4
the s„,,,ei,ouses or clo',lls made to ordev. The dealings were not con-
fined to any tarticular deecriprions of stock, but were more rural
than webave had to report for some time past.

HARDWARE.-Btomta °Kam, At:o. 26.-Trade hers
oontinues in the same ormitigactory, gloomy stair. The nianufao.
tures have plat order. from hand to mouth, by which the men are
kept employed at their quarter time. Orders hare been recently es.
mired floes German' and from epain, but to a comparatively trifling
extent. Thereto rather • be:ter demand for copper here, and the
prix ha. a tenciency upwards.
BREAD -Arno 26.-The prices of wheaten bread in
the metronnlie are from boarehol,l ditto, 6d. to 74d.
per 41ts. loaf.
Al it AT, ifle.-NEWO ATE AND LEADENNALL, LCO. 26.-
We had • steady sale for each kind of meat, at full rates of currency.
Bert, 211. bd. to 3e. 6d.; mutton, 3s. tkl. to 4a. ed.; lamb, en
GI Sa; veal, 3e. nd to 4 Gd.; and pork, 3e. Bd. to 42. fid. par
gib, by the von.% Geese, do. Gd. to Ga. Ed.; kiwi% 2s. to 3e. 6d.;
capons, 3. Gil. to 41.. ; chicken% la 6d. to la.
6.1. duck% le. 6d.
tote. ed.; rabbit% 10d. to la. ; and pigeons, to 10d. each.
Otind fresh butter, 10e. to Ila. Gd.; Englbh ditto, Ile. to 12a. rd. pa
dozen lbs. Irish eggs, 4a. 9d. to Sti. 3d.; Ostend de., Sa. to Se. 6d.;
Colida do., Se. 3d. to se. 10d. : Moamar do., 6s. 3d. to 6a. 9d.; and
gnelfah do., 7a. &LW la per lOC
FISH.-13ti.m.nosonria, 1tv0.26.-Turbots, 2a. 9d. to 7a.;
brill% 10d.whitings, bd. to 34.4
ibb.ier,,, 9d, to 2e. 6d; and mate, fal. 2.. %%each ; Gd. to 3e.
3g, per pair ; mlnion,7d. to 9d.; ditW trout, 4d. to 6d. ; eel., tSd. to le.
per ; mackerel, 6d. to Ild.; grey mullets, 4d. to la ; red mullets,
tod. ; haddocks, ad. to 6d. rub dried do., 2s. to 4e. per doz.;
flounder% Is. 10U. perdoe.; shrimps, Gd. to 10d. per quart; sod ling,
I 4d. per 10.; gbilebelt. In per quart.

MONEY MARKET.
SATLEDAY EVENING.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer does not certaiuly
stand high in the opinion of tanking and stock
exchange circles. His financial statement vesterday
was freely canvassed to-day, as wanting in clearness
of explanation as to past financial dibcrepauciis of his
own and of the premier, whilst the present and the
future were dealt with in a feeble attempt at mybtifi-
tion. When a self-admitted deficiency in ways and
means of millions was to be covered, he weakly
attempted to escape unpopularity by cutting
down his demands to two millions only.
Yet he has succeeded in deceiving no one. The
convicti.m rberally prevails now that so much more
than two millions will be required before the re-as-
sembling of parliament is the ordinary course that an
extra session must be called, and is already so deter-
mined upon, to vote further supplies on the plea of
famine in Ireland, under cover of which large defi-
ciencies, now kept in the background, may be smug-
gled into the general account and the payme, is
passed. It is unfortunate that public men should
subject themselves to such degrading suspicions by
palpable recourse to shifts and contrivances fur
putting off the evil of the present to the
greater evil of a future reckoning. It is
said that the Chancellor, in drawing up and present-
ing his budget, very much relied upon a sub-official
of recent appointment, who, on the sugar question,
and in his -hebdomadal writings, has shown himself to
be as shifting in his facts and statements as supple in

his principles.
The dissatisfaction with the financial exposition bad
much more effect in depressing the funds than the
simple fact of two millions of stock proposed to be
created, or a loan from the Bank upon deficiency bills
to the extent, for the relief of the treasury. Indeed
a bare is the market of stock, that two millions
would be readily absorbed. Consols went down, on
the rea:ling of the Chancellor's statement, to 851, and
recovered only to 86 to 1, at which the quotations
were steady during most of the day, both tor money
and time, but without transactioi a of material con-
sideration. From yesterday the decline was lolly k
per cent. Reduced Threes were 861 to I. Three-
and-a-Quarter per Cents. 861 to I. Exchequer Bills
30s. to 335. premium. India Bonds 19s to 235. pre-
mium. Bank Stock 196 to 8.
The fall in Consols materially checked the progress I
of speculation in peninsular and other foreign stocks.
The busing ss to-day was elnetly confined to Portu-
guese, which left off 191 to 201. Spanish Fives, 12k
to ; the Threes, 221 to 31 ; Passive, 3to !tie:l-
ean, 16i to 17. In other foreign stocks there was
no business, but the quotations were for hutch Two-
and-a-Halt per Cents' 44 to 5; for the Fours, 70 to 1.
Russian, 99 to 101. Brazilian, 71 to 3. Chilian, 84
to 6.
In the analysis of the Bank returns this morning
there was an error in the coin and bullion account.
The amount held should have been 13,371,5471. in-
stead of 12,763,645/., and the increase 6,556/. instead
of 69,7201. The error arose from copying the Gazette
returns from a late edition of au evening paper, in
which the figures were misprinted, the Gazette itself
being late of delivery.
The following calculations show, for the informa-
tion of those who may. not be able to follow the
oourse and the fluctuations of public and share securi-
ties, with reference to their bearing on the returns
upon the prices of purchase, the rates of interest per
Gent. respectively yielded, at the average prices of this
day, on some of the more leading stock and share
'Um Mr Cant Comm* average per. 81 yield per eetit..C3 9 9
lam par Oat Reduced
14 111
giliSeleles•Querter per Cons
Sok Ora (Myer cent.) 197 91.
4 11 41
(2141. per day) 33 pm. „ 314 96
=lA:aides (IL per annum on 2W.
t 1111860)
15, 4l
Linesshire and Yorkshire 69 8 14 5
Western
Lend= and South Western 41
143adon and Brighton ce, 6 17 11
Eastern Counties (die. 4 pet mat) l4e „ 512 31
London and North Western (die. 7 per
116 e 0 81
cent.)
In respect to Long Annuities, it is to be noted that
on Jan. 5, 1860, they determine—that is, both divi-
dends cease and capital isextinguished. To re-enter
into capital, therefore, a pro rata amount of the yearly
dividends should be separated, and placed out every
year, upon the compound interest calculation, tor the

SHIPPING IN TELLIG EN CE.—NI AILS.
all. Don Mtn Dos. aim. Dos. AOL Las.
2 Dublin On Holland .... 0 0 lndla e. Illeuth.•o Menke and
1 Waterford .. oil Modem.... 01 mnpron..Aug.4ll Miran. Set=
ismaghialee. c 1 Prawn 0 0 Do. Marseilles 0 0 if Ands. Sct.
1 Guern.a.l era. 00 Lisbon.. Se., L 5,2 Dosten and 11. 0 Bradt.. Am. 24
J Demesne .... obi Sydn.N.S.W. 01 Vex . Aug. 31
Gaaossanu, Arm. 27.—Arrived Mergarat, Lsetltta, Hamburg;
Pauline, Leghorn; Bombay ; Robin Hood, Rostriek
Wigton, Quebec ; Aurora, Randers; Charles Emilie, Caen ; Ranger,
Pernambuco; Pantaloon, Odessa; Mazy, Antigua; Appoline;
Emden ; Mary, Fredetickstadt; :Raney Flinn ; Huntris.,
Domingo; City at London, leer; Triton: Ostend • Attwoigi, Rota
teedam ; Jane, Palermo ;1 Alexanitria ; Lord Lin.
dock, Archangel ; Caroline, blinstrel Boy, Taganrog; Bella LIM%
Cuba: link. Dunkirk ; Desk, Denary Dram; Wave, Si. thee;
Zwasufins rick,
Rostock ; Lively, Guernsey ; Infanta, Memel;
Isabella, Archangel ; Kingston, St. John's ; Eclipse. Wallace ; }lef-
tism, Archangel ; Orion, Quebec; Ruby, St Kitts; Enterprim,
• Marsala; Lord Ilungerford, Madras ; Napoleon, Cnerbourg ; Comet,
Marsala ; Eliza, Oaten:; Pearl, St. John's • Lion, Amaterdam; Orley
Palau; Belfast, Calais; Harlequin, Bor.lojrne • William and Allred,
tigua ; llurricane, Valparaiso ; Perthshire, Riga ; Active, Dent.
sic sic;
Cadiz Packet, Trieste; Ramona, Giraffe Rotterdam ; Edin
Catharine, Norwey.—Ssiled • Ilermondeey, Twofold' Bay;. N Md.
Berbiee ; Ann, Sluinghae; Scotsman, Marianna; Solid, orway;
Ilir.dostan, Copenhagen ; au-au and ann, Baltic ; Edward BanM,
Ostend ; Oman, Rotterdam ; Princes. Royal, Umbrae; Robert
Nicol, Miranda, Bonatlite, Baltic; Diamond, `nth: Camilla, St.
Petersburg; Psnope, Galata ; Water Witch, Eiediterraneen ; ROM,
GUernley ; Matilda, Archangel: Ermine, Ac;eon, Quebec; Tibia;
{Sallie; Adonis, Amsterdam ;'City of Boulogne. Bou.ogne; Tourist;
Calais ; Columbine, Das re ; Antwerpen. Director, Antwerp: &wrier
Rotterdam; D Genitor, Cape; City of Rotterdam, Sir Robert Pere,
Rotterdam; James •sin, Clyde ; Charles Emilie. Caen; 011721
Cape; Pearl,Quebee,• Cumberland. (Medea; John George, North.
Lrozaroot.; Aeo. 26.—Arrired Ellen Ilighfleld, Pioneer, Bic
Grande ; Ebbw. Lisbon ; Garde, Labrador; Suramelmonn Ptaladel-
phia ; Warw.—Sailed Queen, Constanuncple; Red ROTC', Emig,.
berg; Argenti Galatz; M. Campbell, Konigsberg; Ann, Rotterdam;
Peggy, lionigriberg ; turincible, Beirut ; W. McDougal, Syra; Ama
Margaretta Christina, Bergen; Rapid, Genoa ; Neptune, Alexandria,
EaTrit ; Palau; _Ovintliou Wodel, Genoa: Ice-
land ; Camlifin MIMI. Newfoundland ; Ligkuoot, Quebec ; lord Har-
ding°, Doug Hong ; Douro, Valparaim Ltlent, Ostend; t,tev..ps,
New Orleans; Juliet. Ervildur, Leghorn.

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