The Express.
London, England, 1865-04-07 00:00:00

THE FRENCH ACADEMY.

PAE.I9. ArtuL 6

After two ballots MM. Douet and Prevost-
Paradol have been elected to the vacant chairs in
the French Academy. The voting was as follows :
In favour of M. Douet, 17 ; in favour of M. Autzan,
14 ; majority for M. Douet, 3. In favour of M.
Prevost.Paradol, 16; in favour of M. Janin, 14;
majority for M. Prevost-Paradol, 2.

THE BANK OF FRANCE.

PARLS, A PiuL 6.

The return of the Bank of France for the week
ending to-day shows the following changes as com-
pared with the previous account :—lnerease :—Ad-
vances, 1} million ; notes, 21 2-3rds millions; cur-
rent accounts, 8 2-3rdz millions. Decrease :—Cash,
1 1-7th million ; commercial bills, 12 4-sths mil-
lions ; Treasury balance, 471 millions.

THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT.

TURIN, Aran. 6.

In the Chamber of Deputies to-day the bill to
extend the territory belonging to the town of
Florence was passed. The Chamber then resumed
the discussion on the bill for the sale of the state
railways. Several amendments proposing a delay
of the sale, and others opposing it altogether, were
rejected.

Thal Nord of yesterday. writes as follows upon the
subjes) of the epidemic in Russia :—" For the last
few (eye much. attention has been woad in
Fran* Belgium, and Germany by news from St.
Peterditirg, which has induced the belief that an
;Fidel* malady, known by the name of the Siberian
bad appeared in that. city. A guest*
onagas subject tau been put in 'the Austrian
Beichatath, and it baa even been pretended, though
the trgth of the assertion is anything but
that pleventive hygienic measures been pt= ol
in oneier other of the western countries of Europe.
flees anxistien, we can safely affirm, have no
foundation. It is true that for some weeks past
an intermittent fever, which is not without danger,
unless taken in time, has prevailed at St. Peters!
burg ; it is true that typhus prevails this year with
more than usual violence in the hospitals of St.
Petersburg, owing to the exceptional duration of
the winter season. But there is no plague' in
lb* case. A telegram from St. Petersburg informs
us, moreover, that the mortality has much &Ent-
, niebed recently ; that it only attacks persons poorly'
fed or who neglect hygienic rules, and that the
maledles to which we have referred' occasion no
serious uneasiness in St. Petersburg, as preventive
or ceristive means of oertain effect ere found in
hygiene or therapeutist"
Upon the same subject the Paris Avenir Natiorio/
of yesterday says :
We are in a position to give our readers some accurate
information respecting the pretended plague which is
mid to be coming to ea from the Rot MA Rues* following
the deadly route of the cholera of 1812, sad with which all
the sewspapers have been compelled, for some time, to
keep up the public credulity, nein', they wished to
appear ill.informed. Every year the retort' of spring brings
with it • typhus epidemic in European Bemis, and espe-
cially in Siberia. Typhus is a complaint akin to typhoid
fever; urine, bet not contagious, sad which evaeywhila
appears fatally where there is at. accumulation of ponces
livlag In • space too eoefined for the free play of the
respiration and the other functions of our orgailizatioa. In
the cold regions of Buena and Siberia families, is winter,
sent themselves up in their mineable hale with their
maple, so as to keep themselves warm all together. The
typhus of the spring is merely the rata of this crowding
of living beinge—cattle and people—during the wow mem
This year the excessive severity of the winter, end its leug
&intim, have had the natural oxissonsaos el
ceasing • more extended, and perhaps more deadly
epidemic than usual ; such appears to be the sole
origin of all those "MOON rumours repeated by the
public pros. The inhabitants of St. Petersburg, scam.
tamed to the periodical return of the complaint with an
Intensity varying according to the year; will be the met
astonished. Thus, while the political journals marked the
stages of the plague, counted the dead, and even proclaimed
the sanitary blockade of Dunkirk, and the reoetab-
lishmeat of the quarantine for ships arriving from
Bonds, while the alarm tun among the public like
• train of powder, the medical newspapers both in Germany
and Franc* maiothioed the most absolute and most inexpli-
cable ellegoe. Yesterday, at the Academy of medicine, M.
Yellows, naturally excited by the public emotion, ques-
tioned the bureau as to what it had leant. From the
explanation gives by several members et the academy it
appeared that all the rumours were without foundation.
There bed been hedged some cm" and en hospital
had to be evacaalied, and the beds placed in a barrack, but
eves at St. Petersburg nothing eatraordinary was seen
in all this. The Minister of the Interior had rooked DO de-
spatch, no the hygienic council, nor the Chambers of Com•
mere, which would have been the first Wien:led. Sive-
ral academicians had received letters from chests living is
Rosie, others had seen persons recently arrived
from St. Petersburg, and they would not have
fulled to speak to their doctor et the prevailing malady. As
to putties the Eerie ships in quarantine, it is a stupid
joke for the edificatioa of those who do not bow that the
ice blockade is not yet raised, and that the ports of the
!Ohio will still remain closed fora fortnight or three weeks.
Despite the clearness of these explematioal, the academy,
anxious to completely romans the public, refloated It.
worthy president to ask ea* of its St. Petersburg cam-
spondents, by telegraph, for the fullest sod most accurate
information. We "hall keep our readers informed of this
gigantic hoax, an involuntary am perhaps, ea the part of
those who first spread the news, but assuredly inexplicable
In these days of locomotives and telegraphs.
The following letter is from Dr. Chas. Murchi-
son. physician to the London Fever Hospital :
"If the details furnished by foreign ph3reiciaan are to be
relied on, it ia note new pest which has invaded the world,
nor has the disease any relation whatever to Asiatic cholera.
The malady is evidently relapsing fever, which, under dif-
ferent designations, has been well known in Britain and Ire-
land for nearly two votaries, which constituted • meat pert
of the Irish epidemic of 1847, and which about the game
time was very prevalent in Upper Silesia and other parts of
Germany. The Russian disease corresponds with relapsing
fever in every particular save one—viz., its great fatality ;
but this difference is apparent rather than real ; sad is
attributable to an admixture of ordinary typhus. The
mortality from relapsing fever has rarely exceeded 3 per
cent. ; but almost all epidemics of relapsing fever have
ea-existed wit h epidemics of typhus, of which the average
mortality is nearly 20 per Gent. Heine the aggregate I
mortality of an epidemic of the two diastases varies with
the proportion of typhus. Gee peculiarity of relapsng
fever is that it prevails in great epidemics, and then
entirely dimappean for years. In 1851 more oases of
relapsing fever were admitted into the Loudon Fever
Hospital than of any other fever, but for upwards
of 10 years not one case has been observed. The inter-
vals between some of the epidemics have been so long
that time has been afforded for • new generation of medial
melt to spring up baring no experience of the disease, and
who, on the occurrence of • fresh outbreak, have imagined
that they were ercoountering a new malady. So it was in
Scotland ie 1843, and cro it is now in the case of the Roe.
etas epidemic. The causes assigned for the Russian
epidemic are the crowding into St. Petersburg of 43,000
labourers is search of work, but more particularly the
unusual destitution among the poor, and their recourse
to unwholesome food, such ea bond containing a
large quantity of horned rye. The epidemic, we are
told, is 'exclusively confined to the poorer clams.'
In this respect the relapsing fever of Bosnia is not singular.
In this country the disease his always bees confined to the
poorest cleine. In most of the &neonate of Irish epidemics
of relapsing fever, and in that of the Silesian epidemic, it is
stated that the inhabitants were not only 'toying, but thee
they subsisted on unwholesome articles of diet—such as the
roots of trees, gram, fungi, he. The public need be 'Rader
little apprehension se to the importation of the Rambo
epidemic into England. The more formidable of the two
diseases compoing it is here already. The readers of the
Times cannot be ignorant of the fact that during the last
three year' true typhus has been prevailing among the
poor of London to an extent rarely, if ever before known."

Tax SCOTCH IRON TILDE. The district meet-
ings of the men of the Scotch ironworks, celled in order to
co eider the proposals for arbitration which it is intended
to make to the master; for the settlement of the dirpthe Si
to wages, were for the most part bold on Timidity night
and in the comes of Wedeemlay. There ears two meta of
meetinp, one at night for the men of the " day-
abif!.," -the other during the day for the men of the
nightahlft ;" and it was the result of the =1
of the Glasgow daysnen which ve an
is yesterday's improolos. The Glasgow night-men met on
Wednesday forenoon, and the meetinp of the Motherwell
and Coetbrldge men were held on Wdneaday forenoon and
evening. At all the meetings yet held, we believe, the ar-
bitration propoeals were strongly and unanimously soprered
of ; sod is the !met of the meetings, that of the Mewed
use, is expected to follow the same amuse, the proposals
fr srbitastion may be looked upon as having been frankly
sod naisenolly mespeed by the men. So sem es the rein
of
a the sese*op ta formally made kayos the matter will
be pat into the beads of the proper party, b 7 whom the
prowled ire arbitration will be at ones submitted to the

PLimotrra, Arta 6.—The inkmeg, from
bows.. Juanry 3, pissed up the Omemate-allY. She
brings 3,506 mum et gait Eiglit et bar pamingirsliiiisil
lere tee lebt 14 *pilot best.

BANDILL Frarrvai..—A great choral rehearsal,
tooducted by Kr. Costa, takes *um this wowing et
Enter-hall, oommeeciag at eight o'clock. A selactios from
Haackl's Soul, aid his great Ooreastionthew. " Zellook
the Priest," will be reheated. The mike leer ol tbe ball
140 to the west Plies'', ea well as the orebeetn, will be set
apart for the singers, wbo, although Goateed to the snob=
divisice °sly of the Metropoliten potiios of the Haadel
Festival Chores, number marl, 1,800 candully selected
voices.

THS VOLUNTEER REVIEW ON EASTER
MONDAY.
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The following are the details of the metropolitan
corps procoodiog from Loam-bridge steam to Brighton
on Monday, the 17th of April :
At 5.20 ii.m.—Hosonrablo Artillery Company,3rd
Middlesex Artillery, 344 ; 23rd Middlesex (Inns d Cant)
Rifles, 310 ; 2nd London Rifles, 210 ; 3rd ditto, 524 6th
AAministrative Battalion Middleman, sad 9th Tower Ham-
lota Rifles, 426 ; total, 1,844.
At 6 a.m.-28th Middlesex (London Irish) Rifles (Right
Wing), 305; 37th Middlesex Rifles, 228 ; 30th Middlesex
(Finsbury) Rifles, 380 ; 40th Middlasix (Cestial London)
Rifles, 346 ; 7th Sauey Rifles, 318 ; 20th Middlesex Riles,
300 ; total, 1,877.
At 6.30 a.m.-Ist Ade-inters/awe Battalion Tower Ham.
lots Rake, 559 ; 2nd and Bth Tower Hamlets Rifles, 452 ; 4th
ditto, 200; 6th ditto, 450; let City of Loudon Rifles, 616;
total, 2,277.
At 7 a.m.-48th Middlesex (Havelock) Rifles, 311; 10th,
19th, mid 73rd Surrey Ilium, 471 ; 2nd Administrative Bat-
talion Foes: Rider, 450 ; 3rd Administrative Battalion sod
4th Erse Riese, 605 ;28d Administrative Battalion Middle-
men Ribs, 488 ; tat 1,2,37 E
Al 7.30 a.m.-3rd /keen Artilltey, Liman
290 ; Ist Tower Hamlet' Engineers, 90 ; Ist
London Engineers, 140 ; total, 660. Grand total, 8.973.
The following Metropolitan Corps will proceed from
Victoria-station :
5.20 a.m.—lit Aohnlaistrativo Brigade Middlesex Artil-
lery, 256 ; Surrey Artillery, Middlesex
dos Scottish) Rifles, 333; 19th ditto, 400; 9th Middlesex
(Weat)Ritims,2lo; 11th Middlesex (St. George's) Reim, 400 ;
toto1„1, 876.
6.10 a.m.-29th Middlemen (Noetb) Balm, 400 128 lit
Mid-
dleoen (London Irish) Left Wing, 200; 4th ditto, 992;
46th ditto, 303 ; lit Middlesex Engineer, 906 ; total, 1,509.
6.45 a.m.-21st Middlesex (Civil Sorvies) sad 38th Mid-
dlesex Rilles,lo6 ; 22nd Middlesex (Queen's) Rifles, 704 ; 2nd
Middlesex (South) Rifles, 372 ;Ist Middlesex (Victoria), and
36th ditto, 403; total, 1,886. Grand total, 5,270.
The following are ties details of the Coustry C °elm :
let Administrative Brigade al the Ist, 2sd, sad 3rd Hants
Artillery, 683; Ist Administrative Brigade of the Ist, tad,
and 3rd Sussex Artillery, 505 ; 4th Chigoe Ports, 164 ; Ist
Hants Engineer Volunteer Corp, 90 ; 2nd Soutl. Middlesex
Rifles (detachment), 100 ; 18th Middlesex Rifler, 100 ; 7th
Adroiniatrativo Battalion Middlesex Rifles, 298 Ist Harm
and 2nd Admbikeraties Battalion Swim Rifles, 729; Le
Administrative Battalion Barmy Riles, 331; Tel dkb,
390 ; Ist Same: Rifles, 200 ; pmt Adeline:o4ldt s Battalion
Sussex-91h, 10th, 11th, 12th, and 15th Sown Bites, 301;
2nd Administrative Battalion Sasser-sth, 6th, 7th, Bth,
13th, 14th, sod 18th Bonn Rifles, 460; lst Adrainistestivo
Battalion and 26thReit Rifles, ; 14th sal 174 b Rest
Rifles, 129 ; let Administrative Battalion Olive Porte
Rifles, 531; 2nd Basta Rifle Volatiles, Carps, 158 ; 14th
ditto, 85 ; Ist Admioistrative Battalion Hants Riles, 229;
2nd ditto, 378 ; 3rd ditto, 366 ; Ist Administrative %%-
Mhos Isla of Wight, 299. Total, 7,360.
War-offloe, April 6. Genoa Dianna Camel.

TRR FORTHOOMIXO Exitturrew nt DaBLIN.-
The arranpments for the Istensatimer Exitibitios. to be
rend in Dries next moor, are brag carried oat with
00MtD•lialible care and vigour, sod than is every reser to
expect that the inaugural mammy will be mod imposing,
while the aro* of arts end marfactures from all
rantries will be insgsillesat sad attesseive. The
bridled is fast approach's'. complete state, and
cars of goods are daily arriving from foreigo coastwise.
As already soneunced, the insaguratioa oeremosy will take
place on the 9th of Nay, when the Exhibition will be for-
cosily opened by hie Royal Highs's. the Prince of Wan,
as repreartative of her Majesty the Quasi. Tbs task
of arranging the programme of the operas day hes hems
cootidol to air B. Burke. It is believed that hie Royal
Highs's' will leave Loodon oa Monday, the Bth of
May, sod arrive at Kiogrovrn by special stoma the
same evening, where be will be received by the Lord
Lieutenant, who will accompssy him to the Viceregal
Lodge. Os the day of the iroguratioa he will leave is
rats at boom and be accompanied by a numerous sad impel.
int guard of honour. Re will arrive at the Exhibitios
Building at one o'clock, where he will be received by the
Lore Mayer and the mourn of the sanative covamittse.
From the greed entrance a proosesir will be formed to the
lugs Coocert Hall, is the retreat which the esremosy will
take place. It is believed that the members of the Town
Commit will attend is their robes of office, seems =.l
the einio ftlOaiDelltiOL The Kafthts of Bt.
is also expected, will attest .k sll the ricer of
she Order ; aid many peers sad solderer will, so
doubt, be present on the iaterestiag rearm, to show
:ftto the royal representative of the sovereign,
add by their presser a mere Mat to so event of
inch airiasaa importers. After the Normal Anthem has
hen snag, addresses will be termini by his Royal Uigh-
ur' from the Cur poratioa and the enscative cantroires of
the Exhibitioo. His Bo* fthaess, brig the inspected
the Werra rispertsrets, wO rears te &is, sad, la
the mare of hew Majesty. 11141110 the RAMO= °reed.
Tke cersorny will ooads with appropriate
formers, Every ansagrusat will be node to provide
seer sad esosausalatiou far the vest crowds of spectate=
who pre =paste& to he pesesat at the esnrooey of the ie-
.-Dahl= Lwow
R4tawafT Taint—Mr. *wimp, the
•2_ll‘lti =lies samsepr, serealeso his hem& few this
oe which oseasiee the burlesque of Beesssop will
17orrned for pie last time bat oss, and, is to
the tail sureugth et the ecoapsay. Hamm Teets, Peal Bed-
=Wl Gahm, sad Kim Yesay Fewer UHI appear.

The following us the crews and weights :
0270 M. at lb CAMBIUM& at lb
1. Mr. LT. Bakes. Mot. 11 1 1. Mr. M,Widnor.s .71W$ 11 1
I. Mr. K. D. Salo L Mr. M. 11. Dosbm
Ctinolobarcla ll 2 W. Jobs's
11. Mr. 1 Y. Ilsoley,Orisl 12 13 IL Mr 12 V. Corp Li 0
4. Mr. 13. 0. Comic% 4. Yr. D. Sr l2 7
?mints ll 12 & Mr. D. F.
12 4
& Mr. A. Monicoo, Ha DI II • UMW Mall
ll Mr. T. Wood, Pomb. .. 12 2 0. Mr. 0. B. Bort/wick
7. Mr. B. Bebseldwr,Ths. 11 11 TM* l2 2
IL Mr. M. Brea. him— 11 4 7. Mr. ». 1 OtiOltbs,Tr ll 1
Mr. L. W. Solleohme, I. Mr. C. B. toms Trio ll 8
LlMOMarolc (am) 713 Mr. IL H. &mbar, Oct
MIMI (cm) 7
The elan will take plan at 12.15 taraosrow from baron
moored cif the Star sad Gang. Mr. Chitty will be
unpile, Yr. E. Searle stoner, sad Jobs Pbolps will be in
IdorWie for she 6aNb, whisk will be shoat 200 yards
above the Ship. The steamboat authorities hers boo
oonininaicend with, sad owned to order their captains
to keep bolded theaaaosamei news.

A cerrupooder of the Tiers writes:—" The perks /
the Breen* crews was renamed yesterday morning. The
Oraians latuichei their rift frees the Londos Rowing
Club boagaime soon atter 11 deka, sad ware speedily
icier by a picked crew of the Kiagatee Club They them
proceeded to try each other's mettle in a few brisk starts.
The Karsten -Bowing Cleb rowed is • gig eight of Saltede,
the Ormiume in their racing boat. Ia the first start the
dark bias allowed their opponents a start of half a length,
an a sort cd *riper:roe foe the diecrepary of boat& To
the anntreabie seraishreat of all present, sod the horror
of the Oxonians thetrelvee, the Kingston crew rowed
061111 away from their °moire, without ever affording
them • shadow of a chases. Al ter some 550 yards had been
*erred the two mews MINA up, sad prepared fat earlier
Wei, this time starting epos kreel terms. The revolt was
the same as before, and when the two crews pulled op off
** Crabtree the Oraleas were aesely half • length to the
boa. The air start reared fries the Sospyreaks to Haat-
remith-bridge, sad this time the Oxonians bald their
to some extent, being only beaten by half •
=irth* last, but rate same time they had the admit:-
toe ei wind, tide, and moan, so that the improvement was
hat earns& Or more spin ea the other side of the
is whisk the University win left more than ever is Shrank
sad thee the Kiaptaames proceeded todisetutork at Bills's,
while the dark blue rowed up to Barre-bridge, preparatory
to • spin down to the aqueduct. They started it about ST
strokes a create, whisk they held to Craves Petal, and
came in with a tine spurt of 39 per minute. Their rowing
was Mill negro, though there was a slight improvement
epee the farm el last week. Not. 6 sad 4 came is for •
brae share of ceases. fair the cognoscenti. sod WWII
converally admitted to be brow par. Still the crew
themselves remised readout of =cows, arerting
that their pre wee batter thas their looks, hulk
this is quite proble. The Osntabs treed oat
at 12.15, sad peddled steadily to Hammersmith, when
they rested for • time, and then prooteded to the top of
Chiswick Rya*, and after divesting themselves of 'senora,
kn., proceeded to row that portico of the sours* down to
Putney. It bad bra assmally expected that the Kingston
crew would pick them at
-bridgeHammersmith- bat the
hitter gentlemen wore sot reedy to get into at at the
critical moment. The (kerbs shot by, and the public wen
dimppoteted ot what would cloatileen have proved an into.
resting uiaL The rowing el the Oscars exhibited &marked
improvement is uniformity sad heath ; their dash was
first-rate, sad they foam, geseral favour amoog the spec-
Won, while Oxford mob in proportion. Tha betting,
which bad opened at 5 to 4 upon Oxford yesterday, feU,
after their indifferent perforomace with the watermen on
Wednesday mid the Klagetenhos yesterday, to erne. In
err cases we actually heard adds offered upon Oambridge,
hut we should set down the fair stendard at ever,
Cambridge perhaps for 'beim. Both crews will take a
paddle this marateg, and the, reel for the day. The race
will be rowed about noon as Saturday, whips • little
earlier, according to the state of the tide.

OPINING Or MUSEUMS ON THZ BUNDAT.:—YeSIOT-
day afternoon the delegates el the Leedom trades nosistles,
appointed to promote heapt ode; of the national 11111081111111
sad gellarie• om the Saaday afternoons, held • acreference
with the itam sad ether members of perinatal», in
the Mormon of the Heise ef Osimasone, oa the moieties of
obtain», a relict committee of htquiry into the desirability
and peacticability of the proposal. Delegates were present
from about 40c( the principal saeletim, with a deputation
from tie National Sunday League. The wombauss of or-
Lionel» preeett were Memos. Gesclum, Ayrln,
Boehm*. Gregory. Mr Jibe Medley M
rJobs
Mr H. Clines. ka. Mr. B. M. Morrell, the eleretary,
heels; stated the strong lades of the delegates precast,
sad of those they »preempted, to obtain the opiates
of the muumuu sad art ezhibitioes to th• petiole
aa the Banday after inandog 6111r6041. Mr.
Mickison, hatter, Mr. Wrhsetaa, bootramlow, end other
delegates, spike tow same sleet. Several questirms were
stated of the delegatem by Mr. Ayrtoo, Mr. Gooch», Mr.
Gregory, sad caber member*. most d .boon expreased
their sympathy with lb. object of the deputatioa. Mr.
Gregory smageued that, ea the present simian wouldeely be
of abort duration and • new parliumeat elided and
your it might be bettor to let the email» stead ever
t semien, the delepites, is tbe wpm
reieg a Mom pablie feeling in faVellf of their views. After
&mamma the eunpatim of Mr. Gregory wee
adopta, and the costumes tenahated with a vote of
thanks to the mambos for their attendee».
FILIZHOLD BUILDING LAID.— Tbe allotannat of
the Bandon Estate, Isle of Wight. of the ltosheatates-
cikewp:oemdpettLat.joinieg and the SWISS
TOUIIikSID. OM the Mb iest, at the
ones. el the Comervative Lad Bechity, was of mama
intend, for the mine plot use the Isle of Wight property,
a villa with • of Laud bowleg • frontage to the sae,
with the privi to the paridiaser of meting • betel at
sight honest thereon. Masse was oomidershle competition.
but the right of choice, No. 27 on the register, mold at •
good premium, plied the enottad plot. The sale of land
on the throe estates was very large.
FAIIXILZ AT BRISTOL.—The suspension is an-
aemieed at Bristol of Mr. Francis Bruford, African our-
than; sad a meetrag of creditors me held yesterday at the
*Moss al Marrs. Barnard, Thomas, sad Co., in that city.
Then had sot been time to prepare • proper balame.theet,
but the lialettles had beta Pay estimated at
rather wider 10,0001., sad the MoisLi. amens (snocediag to
Mr. Bruited's stateatirot), .assisting of property on the
Coast of Africa, at over 20,0001. Mr. Bruford, who has
been adjedieeted • bankrupt, woe not present. The Ineetlag
was 'dimmed.
THE Gump/tau Law CoUltre.—A report front
tie, City Lamle Committee, as the reference to onager
whether soy asemamodatioa »old he provided as waiting
room for spend jurymen ationtiag the tad law at
Guildhall, read yesterday at the Court of Common
Goma, staled that ihoessuellase did sot think it advisable,
under the wrialiag eireasesemees, to take soy steps in the
matter. The report nes adopted.
ButrstuArlauw.—We regret to learn from the
Patriot that the two bierriews ef a deputation of .City
Lends Oononitiee with the liaciesiestkal Comminsimpen
have bad so result. Our »stompers» mays the Nealesits.
Ural tkenniesienere wridmaly mint mosey for the ground.
The ply »MN wlfl yield theta at ease • Natal et
al tom. 60,0001. or 70,0001. a year, hat still their ay is
" Chlre."
We understand that the " Albert Smithy's Room "
st the lerttie Plenlifilly, bee b for a
swiss of mysterious to to corammies on Emus