The Express.
London, England, 1865-03-10 00:00:00

MINE 13.--(THIS DAYJ

Two o'Ctocs.
The dealings in the mining market to-day are
upon a very moderate scale, and prices gene-
rally are quoted the same as yesterday. Great
Limey shares are rather flatter at 19 to 20, sad
Great Vor at 331 to f. East Lovell are quoted
911 to 10, and East Grenville, 4 to f.
Foreign and colonial mining shares are unaltered.

PROVINCIAL SHIM MAW=
LEVlMinti. MAW 11.-Iniee harp a-linisse new AO
shares. DIA d.-Oreat lastarn. Al -Greet Western stook.
Trt 9A--.Loudon and North Western. 11111414 x $l.- Manchester.
Lm.rrl,sad Lincoln, 6411-Mldlind. Mx dead n-llontli Moe-
*a At -Buffalo and lake Heron, 4-DeSra ikantsl.
41 p.--Orest Luxembourg, 11 s•119--firenne and MonsAS t-
haws )tae urns Bank, 17-16 a I 4.-Ih:expect llasseld
assetatice i (1.-Wert-halal Ind balm,' Usk
Ilirtgai sad • Foreign Marine, 5.16 p d.-Llverpool ard
Loaders sad Globe, l 0 p wl.-Erlsl Illserande 00111PlinY,
Union Marine, lb IL-A.1990M 00•19111114 1-14
1.-
National Steam Company, Ye gill 44 L-Well 'lads sal
/PriclEc fltems Company sd
nancenstma, Maaen BM bestneet ens deny Ida
sere intie Wage epos the prevlOna WO AWL ADinnee Beak
(wood). 81 p.-Burfslo and LW Hares, 4-2 C. _Cowell sal
Co., per-Confederate Lona, 174 8 g 411 n---newnwallerdc
(Unilted). if p. - Greet Eastern. 44-en at Northers ,IMF.
(trend Trunk of Canarels,,2ll-911sal Weetwwi
leachiz, Tortshire 11115 -Lands• end Mera Irentw, 111.
i-ltrotheiter, sod Llsodnidse, I
llodeessibis trlifertnel. p-llaalalMS, 1214
Ditto new 9L shares. 44a p.-Nceth Megan "Esswic "If -
South lkatern. at Xi-Thanes sad Mena Marino Inearansi,
p.-Cbeeldre, Midland, Ir4--31WpWs Neer Intenstrin.
on U. en. 4,--altealfbrlda• 1:- herliraittim
BrzialregAM, MAWR 11The Wansastioss Maday
Great Woolard Railway Mock at II ; amd illaaniaghinn awl SW-
ardMsta
!ordain One (nt shares). as MIL U. YlollasA
(9i Woe) env quoted 84 to n prom; tooth BUB Ms
to 16a Birmingham Bonk, at to Nor
Flown% par to I prela.; Itlrroleignar AMeace Mrs, ate togs.
wen., Dirreingbion Wagon. st 104 to 101: Leawood Puma
and Gas OW, st is. WM La. du; sad Mold Bad mid Balk al*
to I prem. Market dull.
DOWN. MAWS It -rim per Cast. Ow as, 116-New Timm
per Cont, mock. IT a:Ditto, for new scowl, Mk April.
-Nations) Mak paid. ide-Bildo. Nom (heard at MIL
Freon 1901. yid), tar swank SW loyal Bask (161. *do=
-Umber 'NW ,IhnitedLsn_rapaid), 19-liettest mad la
Counties (all paid), sad Mandas pill paid). 16-Dubila
ant Drogheda (Ma pen!), 70A-Dublin, Wicklow, and Weikel
fall aid for account, if Nouthern sad Western RM.
paid), (44111dland Oleo Widen (al paid), 311-Dellin sad
per cent. debentrun stock sersetalli. 110-IDu
teilracrison, sad Wexford 6 per Wt. redseirefge (pad in full%
-Great Bostbern and Western 4 per wt. perpetual (iNi.
Data). lot.
Some taisanderstending misting as to the de-
cides et time 00=4 01 iMa Noliamal Ras Asoodotioo en Um
mil/jest sporbose dabs, while use anwesesed at the lade
gamma neelieg. Lad Mei* sides thee lie denies is
Males esly to trent sod net Ls beet asesteme
WU* ore entlossily Mows as beat sposnose•
&, mita diem es bellow pinned lo ibe
base, en Yr nail et soietl, bow bossed
is oil empson M tees Wimbledon weirles.
PErsomu v. There we now over IMO
working for praraiallalli ummodisting
15aocopo Tim espert peweleset in NOV
vnettated se.dvAl.dee:CM Ora; in 1553 seanifilt
gellons„syd la long le 32,01id1e as Tile
Porn

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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS.;-TausaDATi Macs 9.
The LoaD 018.110ILUS ink b mat mtim wear* M
inch a.
The Pews d WALES vas premed daring tin sitting.
LIMELBONMENT POE DEBT.

PENNON!, OF ornaEßa OF THE HOUSE OF
LORD&
Hr. D. GRIFFITH asked the Chaseellee of the Erato
quer whether he had been correctly understood to mom
that the Hare of Lards dehoed the privilege of pentOg
out of the labile mosey to their owa Miters se el
fla=n
authority, withoat the cogskaace or comsat
either of the Cksamilor ei the Dixahmeer, the Seerstary te
the Treasury, or the Howe el Conssices.
TheCHANOELLOR of the EXCHEQUIDR-11 the bee.
.amber and the hems will favour roe with their attendee, I
will give u clear an answer sea I am to the quickie ; Mt I
as not quite restain that my id/imolai is complete& Jam-
mu& as it is not a subject with which it is the erodes of
say public department to interfere. Li the nest Pees, with
regard to whether the House of Lords has say
sham or privilege to grant pensions. 1 am not aware
whether the manner is which the eiscessary expanse of
the House of Lord@ are defrayed has ever been the sobjest
of any discussion between that branch of the legislature and
the Hones of Commas' or any other body, and as to the
theory on the subject, therefore, I have oohing to say ;
but with of to the pasties, I believe it is as fellow@ :
The House of Lords votes or adjudges what they outsider
to be the and reasonable expenees cameeted with
the trometion their trainees est of what is sailed the
fee toed. That ie the rale ma to the greater part of the
exposes of the House of Lards. It is not, however,
the rule with regard to the whole of them, for
there are ortain chops eonairoted with the
House of Leeds which are voted &usually. In the
estimates for the year sow about to doe the following
sums were voted by this house la the ordisary meaner. For
the salary of die cOirman of committee& 2,5001. ; for the
ionised of committees, 1,5001. ; for certain expenses in the
department of the ()oedemas Usher of the Black Rod,
2,8001. ; and for the Serjeant at Arms, 1,1001. Thom are
all specific charges which do not stand as a portion of any
larger sum, and they are all voted in the ordinary manner.
There ere also specific charges which are common to both
houses, and have never been appordueed in the estimates.
They are also voted is the usual meaner ; bet ea mods
the greeter part of the charges for conducting the liminess
of the Home of Lords they are defrayed from their fee
fund. In some years that fund a sufficient to defray the
entire charge!; in ethers it in not ; but when it km been
fated insufficient an appliodios hem been made to the
Treasury, who have plead the amount asked for upon the
estimates, and a vote hes hese vented by this hems, with-
out any hooky as to the particular manor in which It
would be expended. The subject Is evidently one of very
great importsnoe. We may saturslly suppose that it Is
very much mewled with the independence of the Hoses
of Lords, that its coated over its own expeediture
should be melded is a particular manor. I
do oat eater into any diem .= ea that qualm,
nor give any .pinions upon it, bat I will give the house ia-
formation as to the facts. There was • vote in 1859-61, far
the House of Lords, of 13,0001.; in 186041, a vote of 6,0001.,
in 1861-62, • retool 7,0004. ; in 186243 there was no vote at
all, the easedH Lads having ofecient fowls for their
; 12 1863-64 there woe • vets of 6,000/. ; in 1864-65
=es no veer, and fres the Sees et the private busi-
ness in that house in the primed Dodo it is not probable
that any demand will be sods for 186566. lam informed
that the balance of the fee toad of the Hoses of Loads, la
the month of February teat, wee 25,0081.
AFFAIRS IN THE RIVER PLATE.
Mr. MAGMAS asked the First Lord of the Treasury
whether he bad any *Voodoo to state to the house the
substance oldie iefoe> reesived by the English packet
as to the imedities of affairs in the River Plate ; and
whether instructioos had been given to the British moister
and admiral to prevent a recierrenes at Monte Video of a
similarly deplorable samilloe d life and property by the
&milieu arid insurgent forces, as the tinder Seceetery el
State lately meatiosed having been °roamed at Payloads,
by the name Jumada's of the Bepe lieof Uruguay.
Laid PALMERSTON—Amodio. to doled serounts
the town of Moats Video was besieged by the sea faces at
Bracil, and by the lead forces of General Three, misted.
In some degree, by the Borillas force. The noel cces-
mode' of the British forces in the River Plate remon-
strated with the Brollies commander upon the assideptko
that Moats Video, an usfortified town, was to be bombarded,
end urged streetiosaly that, at all evade, such prexautices
should be taken as would exempt the property and persons
ef fersigeers, of whom a groat assay ere Bridals antspole,
boar Okay, is tlicevest of an sited& We have received
f ardor odds, which with doodler papers will be laid before
the house. lam sorry to say that was is carried eu is that
part of the world on principles net very eengsaiel to the
foliage of &moss, but we are sot isterteeios in this
war, except by making earnest repremintatioas that it should
be carried on with as little Jujuy and damage to fonder
poems sod property as possible.
CLAIMS BY BRITISH SUBJECTS ON THE UNITED
STATES GOVERNMENT.
Load R. CECIL asked the Midair Seseekuy of State for
Fond's Affairs whether any commonicettoo had been re-
ceived during the last six moths at the Fereign-ofiles from
the American soverament, or the Americas minister, de-
manding compensation for loots ocossioesd to chisels of
the United States by the operations of the Alabama et
other vessels commissioned by the goverameet of the Oar
federate State, and if so whether le had say objection to
lay the papers retain to such demands upon the table of
the house.
Mr. LAYARD—In answer to the noble lord I have to
state that no such communications have been received from
the American government.
Mr. BRIGHT—I wish to mak my hoe, friend whether it
is • feet that the English government have got very
newsroom claims aided the government of the United
States in consequence of traneactious which have occurred
during the war ; and if so, whether melt claims have beet
for warded to that government. (Hear, hear.)
Mr. LAYARD—In reply to the hos. member I have to
state that there are claims, of Korea, on the part of the
English government, and that they have been forwarded to
the United States government.
NEW WRIT.
Upon the motion of Colonel TaTLOII • sew writ was
ordered for North Wilta in the room of Mr. S. Esteend,
who had accepted the stewardship of the manor of Hemp.
bolo.
LAW OF PARTNERSHIP.
In reply to Mr. Hossram,
Mr. IL GIBSON said that he did not propose to take the
ascend reading of the bill for the amendment of the law of
partnership until OA day week.
EDINBURGH ALBERT MEMORIAL
Lord ELCHO said as the idea of placing the Ediobtrgb
Albert Memorial on Arthur's Seat was given up, it was set
his intention to ask the (potion of which he had gives
notice on that subject.
SUPPLY.—NAVY ESTIMATES.

prise that the House of Common did an bunt upon their
peedeolico.
Lord C. PAGET maid that, if the rends of the 004
menders of experimental ship were laid before In public,
the tomtit would be that al andelemee wadi be destroyed.
lthat he reports WOW be met to the Admiralty—en
pelalisatiem s the inhume akar for private inhuman of
the unhand's. The noble and pliant loud thee pee-
wig demand the perfernmees Si the WNeel
ef whin the experimenel spedree
danded the aerate takes in the Ad-
miralty la the mailer id wookosikos, clad desisted
Chet the criticisms nos the departesset so fez es
=Cowper Colette turnoldp was enoteroed wen
PM sad ungeteroue. He terassied the house that
it was the Admiralty aad on Captain Claes who were two
speable ; sad resdily admitted that the ve es to the
Eisad ether qualities of the Royal ,oerek pi were
ligarafactow
eethautt4slie was •
wgzaleyoures, sad
mesa bowleg good easeong tunerships.
Tlmellesienion wag cautioned by Bir F. Sawa sad Coloool
Skin.
Mr. LAIRD approved of the metnapleted exteasion
&eke sad bean, and the etnapistics Si the emits at the
= rwPeedhle period, as •me which, even cm merely
sod sootioreloal priasiples, was meet &sizable.
It was also necessary that more dock monamodetiou should
be provided oe foreip station', especially at Bermuda.
Adverting to the gestate Si the and of skip sod
pee that should be used la the present advanced
dated naval mines, ha said that what we wanted was
pea speed in the ship, sod large guns for her armaments;
bat it would be aboard to mount ordnance se large as to be
emwerhable. The best sad only mods yet knee of oar:y-
in navy guns with adenine was the cupola, sad this
win the double stew would leak* a perfect seasof.wer.
Onervatkom followed hem Mr. Seetallad, Mr H.
Wilke/Eby, sad Yr. 0. P. Nation
Mr. STANSFELD wee of opinion that the wenn:tin
the mambos of we might have bsen canted with Wen tO 1
a Mill further extent He admitted that the royal dear
=wild ma compete ecoomeenolly with :rim=
though they could de se ea far me
sad speed were unnerved. lie telommiesiled thee.***
et a system of open eacentitioe, both is &alp nal new
hoe, end he would make it a slue qui an that trni4
shesiarsidwzooses speed, Madinat, aad capability Si
the ample of ths Federal Oates Si Ansame
wend also build ships of modende she is kept embus
bo proforma to • smaller .amber of very large monk.
I Mr. CHILDERS &hooded the Admiralty, sad replied le
objection tones se the hat might of supply by Sir NIL
but Miles and others.
Sr J. PA KINOTON tamed late an explanation of the
easertion which be had himself made as • melons easa-
dos
; aad said that, sonitheindleg the ton of injured la-
nonce which the Secretary to the Admiralty acneiciond
, it to be his interest to awn" de had left the cone vary
mush where in bed head it. The anis and gsliestPrd bed
attempted to Pally No Admiralty lay eanneift ern
subjects which had really monies whatever be Min* tat'
point at issue, which was simply dais, that after • prodigious
expeaditure duringthe last les yeas the Admiralty ha
use be able to moans a Sees wlkk had the qualities of
apes& seemorthient, sad imeinionlemees.
Sir J. Extareerome sod Mr. Warimana having spokes.
Mr. SEELY said then was as irrecomeihnie Mantes
between his hoc. hind (Mr. Childers) sad himself as to the
toonotta. He repeated that these were some two is than
millions of mon/ uneeneted foe.
The von of 69,750 men ad boys was nee speed to.
Sir J. ELPHINSTONE moved that the Csalrmse
Wa
Lord U. ne&
PAGET et:premed a hope that he might be
snowed to take the votes for wages and viands.
Sir J. ELPIIINSTONE—No, so.
Lard PALMERSTON—The manse of ton lias bees
wend, bet of nurse we moon have than me without me-
&Tatpsy them with. (A laugh.)
bone was cleared for a divine, loot nee took
sad • vote of •2,965.0064 for the wages of NUM and
mod soother von foe 1,E86,0941. foe the 'Wee"
mad clothing Si mama and maims were speed to.
THE SCHELDT DUES.
Mr. F. PEEL sad before the chairmen left the chair be
wished to move the following resolution, cd which he had
gives sone :--That • sem, sot wen* 175.6501.. be
Eted. to her Mahe* to defray the mooed moist/ of
the
payable by Great Mat under the treaty, dated the
day of July, I,Bn, for the redemption of the gtheldt
toil, to the Slat day of Mug. 1866.
Mr H. WILLOUGHBY asked oe what basis the rank-
Mee was made.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said that the
vote was to mere complete as arreamoseen which had
already ben fully explained to marliatteet.
The vote was thee agreed to, sad the house resemed.
HERRING FISHERIES (SCOTLAND) BILL.
This bill woe read an:ma ONO.
ISLE OF MAN DIS
SATION).
AFFORESTATION (COMPEN-
Om the motion for going into committee,
Mr. PEEL mid there was a tract of 25,000 eons of forest
Is the late of Ms., over which the gennumeat had bought
the rights of the Dolma Athol. Is 1990 the tegasteue
Vaal land puma as sod for the disafferestethe of that
hoot, sad Oonoiniooolll were appointed to divide the lead
between the crown sad the commomere. SOON &Eked.
tin had/ however, arisen which rendered • mew eettismeet
aesessery, mod ince the tootles which wee about to be
submitted to the house. Tbe nmeletite wend authorize
the payment of 2,5001., which was half the anis, sad the
Maws would benefit the disateranatke to • muds
greeter extent than that
The Bream then left she chair. sad sienna resolution,
authorising the payment of a stet actexesediag 2,5001. ett
of the MMUS of the Woods sad Fortis wee speed to.
AFFibta ATIONS (SCOfLAND) BILL.
This bill pawed through nOntigtten
PRIVATE BILL COSTS BILL.
This bill was considered as szneaded.
LOCOMOTIVES ON ROADS.
Mt. HOLLAND moved for leave to briag he • bill for
briny regulates the use of looometives on turnpike sad
ether tea& for agricultural and other wpm.
to.
MEArRTIPOLIS SEWAGE AND ESSEX EXCLAMATION
BILL.
Mr. AYRTON somiested es the salad anualase es the
Metropotis Sewage sad Ern Realumatios Ball, Mr. Apnea,
Mr. listing, Mr. Knight, Dr. Brady, and Mr. T. J. Kam
to.
At/lON OF BENEFICES ACT AMENDMENT.
Mr. & P. BOIPTERLE moved for leave to bring is • hire
to amend the 17eloa of Bendiest Ant, the object being to
I ender ireenemery the sant of the archdeacon.
Mr. HUBBARb objected on the gond that the ana-
-1 demos had important functions to diecohuge with which
the bill would Interfere. The hoc. member moved as se.
amendment an online for copies of the order le council of
the let day of November, 1864, for the removal of the
Church of St. Beast% Oncesherehotrest, gaol of all the
oorrespondepos oe the subject between the Melanges Si
Loudon and the members of the Church Estates Cams*
Omen.
The house divided, and the Iniint4lll were :
For the motion 2l
For the mosedment ll-10
There not being 40 members pretest, the house imme-
diately adjourned, at 25 minutes past con

TIN LORD CHANCELLOR laid as the table • bill to
abolish so mai& of the law Irbil& meotiosed impriscommet
for debt as remised asrepseled. By the act for autsodfoff
the law et bankruptcy, palmed ia 1881, impeisosenent for
debt was abolished exe to • sLight extent ; that was to
my, provision was made ter the ••tears of the Court
of Baskruptoy to attired sad or adjudge
bankrupt prisoners for debt. The result of that had keen
most beneficial. Its immediate effect bad been to OWN
the Queen's Breach Prison, and, generally speaking, so auto
had complaked that the remedy of the bona fide creditor
had bees by that means *bridged. But the practical ppm-
tics ol the meager' was sae that be wished sow to imprees,
or rather he proposed to take away its evil *assegais's&
he tumult bad been that ponces who are new
only issprimosed for debt are toned by ties rer
terns gemerally to amid of mime who wen
imprisoned for the porptae of Wag discharged by the ewe
toe of the bankrupt law, sad the users was that •
great member of applications lot discharge were sow pro-
duced by the *reredos of the kw. He Uptight that the
effect of the former measure was sae that justified them is
taking a step further. It appreed Is his, in common with
the general °peeks thresghist Europe, that the old prae-
tios of imprroalog the debtor manly es the ground of
the debt sot being paid was eau that was seethe/ just nor
expedient. Such was the operatics of the pr sea law that
it would enable them to walk the great sad important im-
provement proposed to be carried into effect by this bill.
oemmlMee of the Besse el Comatoes was sow sitting for
the purpose of coneidering the whole of the bankruptcy law.
It was probable that the report of that committee might be
side at no Tory distant pried ; bet from what he had
been ambled to philter of the probable contests of the re-
port, it was likely that • very cosakierabis time would be
required for the purpose of prepares( • bill to be
its nee
into desk sad, moreover. the qua-
lion would require to be well coaddereel by the onsmereial
dames at large before inbradeelog • bill to give offset to
those renommesdaticess. Be thought, therefor& that they
would not be in • oonditica to legialate dada; the present
session upon that report, sad on that snood he proposed
by this bill to make an weakliest which be fully believed
would be in perfect liensoay with the recommendations of
the oucomittes The preposition was that no order of die-
charge of the debtor should have the effect of relmsiag his
future goods unless he peid • divided of at least to. in the
under the Haakraptcy Act. At present a man
C4kt up to be discharged as a bankrupt was in • better
podium if he bad no property at all than if he had earns,
the nook being that a rase who wrote hie amok at mil was
unopposed, and took his discharge as • mattered acmes. The
proposal of this bill was that no discharge should avail for
the protection of the future property of the debtor, unilem
he paid ss. is the pound, cc obtained the assent to his dig-
ebargeuf at least fivesixths of his creditors in point of

areeetht.
Lord CHELMSFORD asked whether it was proposed by
this bill to interims with tee powers of jape in *aunty
courts ?
The LORD CHANCELLOR stated that the bill prc.
mewed entirely those powers.
The hill wee thea read • first time.
GAME LICENSES (IRELAND) BILL.
This bill ersa read a third time and passed.
THE CASE OF MR. EDMUND&
The LORI, CHANCELLOR proposed Unit the Week
committee to inquire into all the eireumatathea measeted
with the meignatimeof Mr. Edmunds of the Miklos of clerk of
the mthwate, sad clerk of the ODEarnialiODlllll of patents,
sod with hie realmeaties of the office of reading clerk
sad Merk of out-door committees in that hoes', and mho
into all the circurnatateme connected with the past of a
retina; passion to him by that beam, should coadet of the
following peers :
the Granville, the Duke of Somerset, the
Earlof Derby, the Duke of Montrone, the Earl of Clarendon,
the &Mal lialtneahury, the Earl of Donouybrnore, the Bert
of Dalhousie, Lord %Inlay of Alderley, Lord TIPAUSWIN and
Lord Okthwaford.
Agreed to.

MONTE VIDEO.
Lord CLAN/WARDS izquired of the noble earl the
Oar !ensign Affairs whether he would give any
item= the govaroseset might have in their possession
with respect to the pr seat stets of affair., according to the
last aticesate, is that part of South America which borders
wpm the River fiats.
• Earl RUSSELL, who spoke In such a low tone that it
was utterly bispcisdble to hear half his words with soy-
thisg like distiactseas. was understood to reply la effect,
that from the last unseats whisk had bees meshed, it ap-
peared that a large Isom, coosistieg of eight or nine tam-
of-amr. lad bass mg by the governmeet of Brasil to Monts
Video, with the view of forcing the government there to
agree to its &meads ; that her Ilejoity's minister
at Mosta Video bad represented that no attempt
world be wads to bombard the tows • that the
British sad From* admirals did sot 'thiak there
could • snommeal madames, and hoped that them would
be so attempt to defend the Osos, as ia that cons them
would be • great destruction of life and property ; sod that
orate had bees gives to protect those penman who were
socoseted with the Wahl merchants. The aside kad
added that she papers would be promoted.
Their lordships adjourned at 25 minutes to e.

HOTTSZ OF 0011:1101113..-.-MUUDAY, Mai= 9.
The Semen kith the chair at 4 o'clock. •
BRITISH MUSEUM.
Lied H. LENNOX Pee notice that in the event of the
Dome amass to the proposal of the tight boo. gentlemen
the member for the traivezeity of Cambridge (Mr. Walpole)
for providing farther accommodation for the natural history
affitietioo is the British Museum, he should move an addi-
tion in the shape of • reseintiou to this effect " That in
the minim of this house it is expedient that the manage-
moot of those collections and the annual sums voted for
their maintenance shall is future be entrusted to a minister
of the crows directly responsible to this house." (Hear,
laser.)
CHEMISTS AND DRUGGIVS.
Sir F. KELLY pve notice that oa that day week he
world move for leave to bring in a bill to regulate the qua-
Mikados& of elismiste and amain&
BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN MAILS.
Mr. BAXTER asked the Secretary to the Treasury if
tkie Utah sad North American Royal Mail Steamship
y were employing vessels smoothen years old oo the
Band Breton line ; and if at the expiry of the coon-
treat with that company the government intended making
new arrangements by which the postal service might be per-
formed with more expedition and at has expellee to the
country then under the present subudised system.
Mr. F. PEEL said there were two vessels belonging to the
Liverpool. Halifax, and Boston line seventeen yearn old,
but it dist not appear that any complaints of delay had lima
made against the sumo. The contract did not expire until
the end of 1867. The committee on orietracts of 1880 re-
sorted that a subsidy en this Has was not see eery, and
when the contract was mowed their recommesdatiou would
sot be lest eight of.
LEICESTER-SQUARE.
Mr. DAWSON asked the First Commissioner of Works
whether in the present state of the enclosure in Lekoster-
square it would be lo the power of the government either
to remove or repair
_the mutilated statue, and otherwise im-
prove the dilaMdated condition of the space in the metro of
Um square ; sod oonslderirig that the locality was used as
so comma a resort among foreigners, whether any steps
could he takes to render it more suitable to the proper
aP of a public thomeghtare is the metropolis.
raCTWPER said the very dirty and disorderly coo&
ties of Leicesterequari afforded evidence of the
want of control or authority
the goverment over that ill-fated quarter of the
town. The square was not crown property ; if it were
he was RIM any one who held the office he did would never
for a moment commit that the parson of his Majesty Kies
George IL should be presented to the public in each a mu-
tinted and ridiculous form, with only one leg and that
erooked, sad with only one arm which was quite distorted.
(A.laugh.) Bat the difficulty arose from the fact that Lei-
cester-square and all contused within it was private pro-
peaty, and that the pumas who claimed it were not pre-
jeered to fillet the duties which might he considered to be
attached to the property. The year before la 4 se set was
celled the 011111•1111ia Towns Ask whiehme internist'
traremedy this very disastrous and disgraceful state
of Wags. When that act came into operation the
MetrepoStanßoudof Works would have power to come in,
sad in the theme of any well proved defined rights might
do what everybody wished to he done, repair the regime,
ekes the walks. sod put the statue ie order. The board,
in pursuance of that sot, had given mottos, and when
four months, the legal time, expired, viz., is July, it might
be hoped that they would be able to remove this evil.
THE BUDGET.
Mr. J. WHITE asked the Chancellor of the Exchequer
on what day he proposed to nuke his floanctil statement.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER—I em not in
a cooditioe at this moment to inform my hoe. friend
whether I shall maks my boancial statement before Dater
or immediately afterwards ; but oa Monday, if he will repeat
hie question, I will endeavour to give an answer.
RELATIONS WITH BRAZIL.
Mr. J. WHITE asked the First Lerd of the Treasury
whether, with a vim to re-establish frieedly relations with
Brasil, it wee the 'steatite of her Mejesty's goverment to
bring is • hill this enseleo fin the raga of the act 8 ad 9
Vie., e. 112, celled the •• Aterdese AM."
Lord PALMERSTON—Is is sat the intention of her
Majesty's government to Mb' is a till to repeal that set,
sad for am moms that II that act were repealed the slam
trade between ADM& and &mil would he free to be pi-
minted to any, eat seem to the most unlimited tiniest, and
the bee itheMises of the Homilies government would he ti-
tillate sweet it, se 'fed by the exampled Nth.
whim the lamest humidly and sincerely
sesinsei to pot aa he the slave trek, bus the venality of
ell his sithesdieste Mims eitterty doleateend frustrates his
ed'erts. I may, however, state, nod lam sore the home
will be gird to hear it, that septiatioos sre still goisg es,
thieregh the istermatim of the Pollnow goverment.
with a view to re-establish diploma* sad friendly mistime
Wares. Omit Britmle mil boa (Mair, bear.)

Sir S. M. PETO. in resuming the &acme= on the awry
estimates, said he *eaglet there sever was a time when the
importance of the state of thewvy mold have more ear-
nestly demanded the attention of the government sod the
hones than the present. (Hear, hear.) He thought the
noble lord would not object to • return which he (Sir
M. Pet.) intended in a few evesinp to move
for, showing the exact Mate of her Majesty's
fleet at the present time, and how long it would take
to mud to sea the shim that were now in ordinary, where
they required to act. (Hear, hear.) He had hose
told, he knew not whether correctly, that it would take
font years to put engines into the vessels now lying is
Portsmouth harbour. (Hear, how.) Stich is state of thine
an this ought not to exist. (Hear, hem.) A grave equa-
tes was done to those hoc. members who sat near him by
those who supposed that they were indifferent to the
honour of the country, and that they would rather est
down the estimates than plate is the hands of her Majesty's
government the means of protecting and defending the bosom
of the country. Be (Sir M. Pete) indignantly repudiated
that amortion. (Cheers.) He mid that the House of Com-
' mow had dories the last five years voted ld mamas of
money, and what they wanted to know wan whether at the
present moment they had • navy adequate to • position of
peril, upon an enterrescy ? (Bow, hem.) Ho (Sir M. Peto)
declared that we had not (Obsers.) He said that the
strictures of the right hoe. baronet the member for Droll-
etch the other evening were not overstrained ; and he tia-
&Mood upon the authority of nelows of high Mending
in her Majesty's navy that the greater portion el the
Tomb recently east to see, though armour-plated,
were got seaworthy in the opinion of scientific sod
practical man. That wee a post !We in which this country
ought not to be placed. (Hear, bear.) He reoollesW,
before the Crimean war mielaters Mending at that table sad
savoring the bowie that her Majesty'e navy was never more
(Attest—that the army wee never in • higher Mate of efil-
Mosey. The home thought they had done their duty by
voting the estimates ; bat what was the result when they ,
mine to have those statements tested (Hear, beer.) There '
wee not • member of that home who did not look beak to
the time of the Chinese war as one that was
by no means boom:able to the administrative
talents of the country; sled he (Sir S. M. Pato)
gave it as his opinion that if at the present moment • sod-
den emergency were to bring our fleet into action, we
should find ourselves es' lamentably deficient is respect to
the fleet es we were en that emenion in the eased the army,
He aseured her Majesty's government that he had made
these remarks from* memo( imperative duty, end he hoped
the bones would not allow thing to remain as they were.
The hew had • full right to make loyalties, and he,
foe ems. was determined to exordia that right. He there-
fore pee Botta of hie intentioe, a few evenings beam, to
move for the appointment of • committee, sad he United
the government would must it, and would afford them the
maportuoity of having these matters examined into without
an iota of party consideration, being assured, as hews,
that both sides of the home would place above all politied
feelings whatsoever the safety sad honour of Keg de-
manded, (Cheers.)
Admiral weLoon concurred with many of the views j
enneolated by the last speaker, sod urged the seceedty- of ,
having some accessible dockyards to whisk nab of ear
ships es might be beaten in a gavel engegemessit in the
Chased might repair in order to refit.
Sir J. HAY expressed his regret at the redsottime Is the
number of mee, mad criticised the whey of the Aihmitalty
in reference to the ooestroeeks of bee-plated slips. Be
recommended that so ship el Ter ought to mesa Melees
berdest,that speed and sNe ought tele, the fratterasitka,
attest, sod that every mmel ought to be Inscealmeelbb sal
unsinkable. These latter quell** /odd awl, bell.Melhallk
he Misdeed if the ship was to be elided all read. moes
sad gallant harem* also took exception to the entiosore al
the goversesent with raped to the report s.l silakals fa
amp of szpseirialei erreisr, sett =pun' Ms ems-

RAILWAY AND PUBLIC COMPANIES IN
PARLIAMENT.

Yesterday, on the re-assembling of the com-
mittee., Mr. Burke and Ur. Millward having been heard ou
both sides, the committee decidsd ors postai the bill for the
Mart port sad Corliab Railway. and twieetieg that of the
W Utahans Junction and Cockermoutb and Workington
Railways. The ewe of the Doer, Deal, sad Sandwich
Railway was railed oe in Mr. Ingtimes committee. Mr.
Calvert appeared for the pionielers ; Mr. Bound. for the
London, Cb 1111•81, sad Dover ; and Mr. Soineeset for the
Dover end Deal Railway, who compete with it cad oppose.
The object of the bill is to make three new railways : the
first, of nisi mills. from the London, Oluithsei, sad Dov
to er,
sear its Sbephordamell sissies, to the South Eastern at
Dog ; the amond, of two miles, front the first at Reeky
to the South Fosters at lkiniwieh statics ; and the third,
from the Gist to the welt bank el the Stour, mar the pa
works in Bind wish. For this purpose the promotion proposed
to ram 110,00 W. is shame and 36,000 i. lost. Wilma's..
were examined a. to the local *a& in favour
of the line, sad Mr. WAsers. by Mr. Nat-
han, a. is its mertheserieg features. The committee
on the bills el the Gnat lastern partly NOWA the
el* and adjaursed the further comideratioa of them
until y. The bill far the Ely, Radecki:la, and
Sutton Railway was withdraws. That for the Lye, and
Sutton-bridge and Slog's Lynn Dock sad Rai lwayoould
not be proceeded with is conesqesser of their being be-
fore the reforms. A committee, coseMang of Mi. Dodoes,
chairman of way. mid means, Mr. W. Paths, Mr. On-
naini, Mr. T. Miller, Mr. Vivito, and Mr. Bethenan, sat,
and coosidered mid ponied the following bills :—lpswich
and Felintow Railway, fora railway of 11 miles from the
Woodbridge bras* el the Great Eastern at its Westerliekl
Station to Felisetow ; Presto. and Wyre Railway, to widen
and lay down additional rails on the Blackpool branch
ilocefeetleigh sad Totems Railway, for a two sole Bee from
Bookfastiogh to Aahlicatos, to rale. 48,000 L by shares sad
16,0001. by loan ; Whitthaven, Orator, sod Emmet Rail-
way. for tramways to the mineral districts at Fjrr
mast, and to ream 913,0004 ; MOW, Thorpe
aid Walters liadway, to amble the Great Rest-
ers to sialmoribe 9n ,000 i. to the nadertalft ; Bar-
ham and Alleaskle Railway, for a line of twefrii Mks
betimes the.. points, and of mom miles at Allendale to
Alletheads. to rase 110,0001. arid loaa c 4 40,0001. The
other bills twined was three for the LAMM' Lunatic
Mews and Improvement; Merthyr Tydfil Board el
Health ; Glasgow City sad debarks Gas; Whiteelispel
and Holborn linprommiest; and Shellell Water.
Th• Memo war. engaged Y //wasfig wthemse sad
cosunal on the earbeeeriag and ethawmithree el the fallow.
:Vita 'sit+ with a Tow al retort's( to
ythe Wart Clow
Lyaa Dodos sae ,sad fbetter
way, Ames. Whiteinemmiteuitmer Sent
=ramsJnostion.rarilts samt iiese6or
sad Stottleadon-Avos Radical, dr bum
it.ihrsy yes

Ciirsw. PALAcs. Ows Baninro DAY.—
Tzusana. MAD= 9.—Ailmialses ea pa On ; NM
* swiss WI" SOO; Isla villus, 1. .

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TSB • EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, MAECii 10,„ 1865.

81'0142721G 17171 i EIGIIIICJI
LIVERPOOL SPRING MEETING.. •
A mateetimle atolls 011811fflag• ,11141/.
lane, an the emcee tee*, sad ameept
_the 011817
tune wen many of the aletrepolftsa benkmatels, ;len
complaints were loud at their nthdartrune ea the Aintree
Cower. The ring atheneum. issii onaparatively this, sad
then wag marked. fallkeg off Is tin number el general
111006 We. The lan weather' centinued to tile lest,
and al the sky was bright, and sunshine
peerailed t day. The stirrtag incidents ens.
wend with " *bans" wore freely diamond during the
day, and It ai pests Wes doss and interesting dingle far the
Grand National wan rendered 4oribly excitrog Inn
the DMA of she two representing distiect speculative
laterestk, the bookmakers cheering for the sue-
oar of the extreme outsider, Rail Court, whilst
Aldbiade, theater sot a prominent favourite, was
heavily backed by his owner, Mr. 13. J. Angell, ands select
circle of friends. The ring members wen losers, std the
owner of the winner and his immediate friends win on din,
90,0001., and the Maned of Rating threw .is for a
.ore ssir of 3,0001. The slung do the last day was better
than usual, but the results were. as previously during the
meeting, disastrous to the bookmakers. The following an
details of the dart rennin._
Tan Minn Our of 100 eon. (in specie), added to a
fleseepstaksa el 10 sows. each, 5fR ; enure Etna. On
mile. (47 Win, 14 of when declared, and pay 2 son. ft to
the fend.)
Mr. lawn" Idle OUR by Idle 807-OMDBms. l Pk Oot nib
d. (Mathew) I
Mr. Crook's Donnybrook, 6 yes. DA Mt (1. Taylor) 9
yr. Hebei Filbert, S yrs, tot Ylb (Hemitield)
A 921131.10RA1N RAmixotr Dom foe 4-Tr-olat
wad upwards ; winning:us, About three miles. (46
subs.)
Mr. 1. Jacobi* Mistake, by rusolettos-Oaricaturs.
• yrs, llist I lb (Jarvis) 1
KC T. Inc. Ladbrooke Lam. aged, 10M lab (Pegs) I
Mr. J. roindes Brian Borborme, aged, ISM .... (Owner)
C1102.T1731 WELT= Our bf 50 eon., added to •
Miaow Swooostoks d son. each ; wieners ann. One
kir. J. Mcrene's Terror, Imßassborongb—Xlee Peddle,
1795. at lab ((Including lib exits) (T. Trench) I
yr. B. Heywood* Bluggard. 4 moat Mb (Incladlag 71b
gabs) (Jones)
Coast A. 45 DeMpierfell J• 11000404 ayr% list eh
(Mr. Edwards) I
A HANDICAP PIAISof 40sovs. for sll agoo, wins's* odes.
Than lialoooo end as. bust/rod yeas. (16 Naha )
Lard Wssimoriand's Doefon, by King of ?m-
-aim Slower, yrs. Yst db
Captain lisclek% lemon 4
tyre, test .... (A.
Xr. itodtroses Virtuous, yr, estVib
Urn in the Morning and Comers ekes eas.
A 1101IDLI /14111031041.1. PLATE of 00 SOWS. 1 14100100
asks. (Os" mile and a half, over four tight el inedlea.)
Mr. J. Turner's Knave of Trumps, by King tight
Treps—
lairplay's dam. yrs. lOst Mb
Mr. Ilagode ZoNa4 yrs, 6lb (o=r) 2
O. Hodges sib (0. Weddlagess)
°mattock,

I 1 )

14W. 02111410EXCA

COURT OR BANKRUPTCY.—Rasta 9.
• (HelYe. Commissiewraolnyd.)
m n a. sairele.
The bankrupt we dreeribed as pante, of prialag efl
Deleon, of Oissiesewell, baring a readasse sear -Hide-
park. This was the anise for essahattha mad dimberge.
The aggregthe liabilities are 8,7801., d whisk 1.2151. are in
respect of weemaidatica bills. Awn Wad et vow. ;
property held as security, upwards a 7,000 i. The wawa
sit haring bew filed be taw as adjossemed was asksed.
(Before Mr. Ocourdadoper Geelbsta.)
lli ite gin&
The bankrurt yea desmilsed u a mertheat, of IL Beeetli•
place, Gniceehureh4treet. Re awe before the 00Ofe witt
debts of 5,0004, and Do swats.
Mr. Link later opposed ; Mr. Lucas supported.
The bankrupt, swathed, mid be had t ldnils of
goods. Re had ooW' pawed goods, but it was pal
hie wake. Unfortunately be bad been la difaustties be.
fore ; bed been bankrupt three yeas Woe, and Woken
before that. Betas his ineolveney be stopped payment,
owing 20,0001., but be armored with all his creditors,
except creditors for about 1,200/. They got entilim,
as they would not take the oompositica, and wen the
mesas of sending him to the wart. Maar his forme
bankruptcy he owed I,so:l4.4olinncipelly for resewele el
his old dada. Thom mediae, nothing. H. sew woad
5,0001., and the eredikon w get nothing. (A length)
Omorniesioaer —lt is satookhing how pews. Mks
this bankrupt get credit.
Beekrupt —My tranemtions bare bees upwards el
120,000/. siace my former biakraptcy.
Mr. Linklater —That aye gnat dillt for your term*.
Essisninatioa contmued—Re bad slaw for Trews, Mr.
Barr. lie had se ow who edged his. to paw goads ; be
inmate Wadi. He WI pawed goods with Mr.
.le inmate
Bala, M. Habeas sad IWO. Mr.
and Mews. lirby Leda. Mid employed per
eons to effect forced Wes, for the best aloe
they could get. Gods bought al Pray_ War.
and Co., for 31364 venial' in that way. He sold them to
Megrim°, Dillow, gad Co., sew the Basembreet Warehouse
inCompany, far MIK Whoa he bmighe them web be was
set, hopstedy isseivest. Me bed set paid a Wallas
for the pods. bat Were elitanthe them he had pail Pates,
Cokes, and Co. VAL Is. ether geode. Ilksy were sow
greaten for 4801. He bed meld goods MWs swan at
2001. or 3001. through Mr. Wean. Bow of those were
gold at • profit, and saes at 30 per ad eff, sad whip a
lids acre. Some he bad sold at 50 mat. disseetat, sad
the parties Vile bought them wwould be gad to ad
_sheen
bask again. At ehe Weaving a 11164 be wee elset,
2,0001., aad be basalt. Ileferimmately hi bed
telWa6Pegredeally tea Si ia betas el
unarms with eineder 10a.th the woad.
Ultimately the anise wwm aijiamisd for its weds, the
bankrupt anderialdag to fassithasalt ad goods .
SE DTI. —ALLIGID LOOS OF worn IN • I•1I•W1X
MIL
The bankrupt was &embed as of Red Osowelegok
Wederloo-pleoe, Deptford. Debts lawns HOL wed UHL ;
no math The askew' bad areglit to mesa Ihrilis
Masan by alleging that be bed tanned alesibil•L
the ale of some property is Norfolk ; and es reasesig
tows by the Great MOWS Rd way be 1.11 saw. basin
had something to drat. sad lost the whole ot mow.
3561., which be bad le a beg is the breest.pesket of he eoN.
Mr. Reed opposed ; Mr. Griffith.
After a prolonged eleinitatioe the 'b bin
Hosea adjomad the &elegise davit& baited proloseliom

The fOuOwtogotrear.sa • batik OM Moines. --
Banbury, and
Na Cum Our Hun Oritsriacamis of 100 Nom On
=), added to Sweepstakes of 10 soya. sea, with 5 ft.
Nattesal Omen Yew tones sad a quarter).
Mr. 1. Merrick's Master Maratto, aged. 124 Mb
(Kr. Timm) 1
Mr. Biudrrs OsorOinN 6 yrs. I2st Mb ....P&L Lawrence)
Mr. Betty's Young I"erico, 6 yrs, llat 131 b .... (Owner)
Tim Raoul's' Woo :—Ltsbrysn. Waterman, and Fatly Morn.

The Hent Cup ram it Nottingham bee been awarded to
the 80:mar. who came in third, Oscar baring been dis-
qualified for not aiming sufficient weight, sad the second,
Mr. Coleman's Weigh., being diequallfied for being a wrong
neagnatioo.

THE LOCK-OUT IN THE IRON TERRA

Painful evidences of the great lock-out are be-
Zto manifest themselves arouglsoat South Stafford-
. . There are ironneastars who, acessamd he get
their own coal and atone, have already stopped two-thirds
of their pits, the miners in those pits being comequently
thrown out of employment, with no prospect of their re-
turn to work until the look-out shall have terminated.
Up to the puma time the high blast furnam, in which
the pivirou is prodooed, to be afterwards used ap as the
raw material by the paddler, have generally remised in
blast. but they will not long magus in this caaditioe.
Leading makers announce that they will not continue to
produce during • lonise period than another fortnight at
the utmost. The market for the sale of their; commodity
has Med, mid even those who are well known
to be large capitalists dulls* to acemalate stock by
continuing to manufacture in the must ociaditioa of the
trade. All the workpeople therefore who are employed
either in the Maine of minerals or in the operations cos-
needed with the smelting of them at then blast furnaces,
will be thrown out of employment, as wall as the
men mimed at the finished irco works. The number of
these latter aloes, who are now out of work in South Staf-
fordshire in consequence of thelock-oat, has bees carefully
computed by the police authorities of the wanly at
42,000. Searcely ace-third of this number will be eligible
to naive sapped from the aim ; sod the dietitian al the
remainder sad of the miners and bleat-furases mal, who
one look for very little extraneous aid, must therefore
before long be very terrible. Already bands of hale as
have begun to solicit aka' at the residences of well-to.do
peoplelin the suburbs of the chief tows. of the black country.
Lois as the period may seem the mast moderate men in
the executive of the south aver that the ma well be quit*
able to remain oat until winter has again est in. They say
that in 1863 the paddlers in the Brierley-bill district began,
only three weeks later than the present date, &sinks which
lasted 21 weeks. Darin that period their avenge weekly
relief, beginning with 70. and Madrid* with Bs., was
not more than 4s. They struck for a its, of ls. a SAO,
namely, from 7s. 6d. to 84. 6d. ; sad they 'Mimed what
they asked for. It should not, however, be forgotten that
before the struggle maned • great demand for finished iron
sprang up, and, as • eessequenee, prices sseseded. Arguing
from the post, they have lull madam is their moms in
thin struggle, which has beest about by the resit-
mace of the North Staffordshire dlws to • redaction of
Is. • ton, namely, from 10s. 6d. to 9s. 6d. A higher prise
this& 10n 61. was °ever paid for puddling common eras. Like
the most moderate Of the nonmetals in the sonth, who
disometenance the desire of their beethrea in the north to
give Mice for • fa lba reductios al emu the Lading moo
°minuted with the Irsaworkers' Ameciatioa di approve of •
step to which they are being urged by the majority at the
men. They will therefore at present &Molise to give
notice for • rise of la. Mon as as oxiditica of their return-
lug to work. At pretest their intestios is not to shift from
a parities in which they are assured they will SWAM illll
warmest sympathy sad the lihmalamistants of all the trades
unions of the lee& By the representative of these unions
they are receameaded sot altogether to abandon such •
step, bat to wards*. state of the Wisp of their a-
natomists, and if by-sad-by they should favour sash • step,
then to take it. The imposition to the "' diedesage esti,"
to which the energies of the asks were being directed, is
now over, and there is now no other labour movement an
the anvil. In Birmingham sad elsewhere the special ma-
chinery in the asps of a joint committee of the different
Indus formed for thediecharge note work, has not yet bees
broken op, and it is said to be ready to be put into fall
operation in resettle, ..the greet lock out. The works,
which are regarded by the rest of the markers in South
Staffordshire as specialities, and in which, therefore, work
being dorm is not looked upon as interfering with the
Para arrallemenkere the works of the Patent ShaftCom-
pony, end of the Rifle Barrel Cempany, where the iroe
produced does not eater the market. The Cerbys's Ball
works, it was usderstood, would not be Mked, and
it is not, therefore, cousidered arleritille_ that
they should have resumed. Mum William
W stain and Co., of Siaurbridge Forge, and
whore also anvils and edge tools are nissatietared, have
evinced their desire to tem to mei as arrameneent with
the men as shall prevent the great loss and imavesime
resulting from opposition to variations ia the rata of wages,
and have sent to their ram we are informed. to OSOOSSOW
what scale they would require as peraissient wages. Sack
an sr:tawniest was come to in the aim distriet Mims
the gla makers after the last strike is that trade.
Mr. Watkin is prepared to make the amazement for one
year or men, or any other period that may Is detennised
sue, the arrangemeal to be subject to revision at the sad
of that period. Coolant to the expectation of their work-
people, Mum Lloyd Fester have ate takes •
down their
notice, nu do they *vines say madams to do so. It is,
however, stated that the workpeopi• of that firm have
bees told that if they (the woilipeople) will leave their
nine their employers will leave the smoistion al iron-
masters, sad that the men may then Mara to work as so o•
as they like. Bat their rasa ranee to sdopt thin ornires.
Yesterday the North Staffordahne men hued • printed ap-
peal for help, as well from the pules as from air fellow-
operatives.

BIRMINGHAM, MAWS 9.
There was not a large Misnames o/ the imamate's in
this town to-day. The " lock oat" woo the only subject
dimed, bat there is no sew /Ware whaler's is coasee-
ties with it. No one seams to bore any very ormfident
opinion as to bow or when this difficulty will be liought to
a terminatioc. The most songuirte members at the Mode
are at opinion that the North Staffordshire men will glee
way in • lortaildig, bat this is meta conjecture ; at premed
the men have Dhows no sips whatever at giving way. A
telegram received /rem Newcomb, in diocesans/ the after-
nom, notifyieg that the works in that district will be closed
an Saturday, seemed to create iscaramd con/Amami that the
soot will ham to wee".

REWCLIUSI'LE, THUZSDAT EVININO.
The worth al Noshed keemesters bays met to-day, end
bawl wwaiseoasl wood be loch oat we tics expired= et
their potion oe y wait. It bed bee& expected that
• mites would be eitadtiedes ter • huiber Machos dbat the WIN goodi wee est diessece&
will be mews that the leeir.-eat :Ely equally 5. Th ee it
both
the berth sad she the math et

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