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The Express.
London, England, 1867-03-06

THE CREW OF THE TORNADO.

Mr. LFSK asked the Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs if eight of the crew of the Tornado were still kept
close prisoners by the Spanish authorities and, seeing
that it was admitted in • despatch to Sir J. Crampton,
dated Foreign-office, Feb. 5, lsorl, that all the crew of that
ship hal been "arbitrarily detained. on one pretext or
another, for many months,n and that "they have been
subjected to hardships as unnecessary as they were cruel,"
if it was the intention of her Majesty's government to take
any elle. to obtain redress for these unfortunate and ill-
tr.e.l British subjects!
- . . . . . . .

Lord STANLEY—I regret to say it is true that eight of
the crew of the Tornado are still detained by the
Spanish authorities. I cannot say they are all close pri-
soners, because the captain and one of the officers have
been liberated on parole. Perhaps the best explanation I
can give of the case will be found in a telegram which I
will read to the house, and which I received yesterday
from Sir John Crampton, in answer to a telegraphic
inquiry which I addressed to him. Ile ears the present
state of the case of the Tornado is, that there are two
appeals pending against the prize courtof Cull:, instituted
by the owners of the vessel on the ground of the court
being illegally constituted, and incompetent to take cogni-
sance of the case, and until that question is decided the
prize court takes no steps to continue the proceedings.
nor the Spanish government to maintain or enforce the
judgment. The detention of the crew is grounded on the
requirement of the captors of their evidence as witnesses,
either in case the prize court is declared competent, and
the proceedings already commenced are alrried on, or
also in CIAO the prize court is declared incompetent, and
the affair is entered upon de novo and tried by another
tribunal. As to the question of redress, that cannot be
well disposed of until the course taken by the Spanish
authorities as to the prisoners shall be made known. I
shall be ready in a short time to lay further papers before
the house.
THE EXTRADITION OF M. LAMIRANDE.

Mr. WC. TORRENS asked the 11nderSecretary of State
for the Colonies when he would lay upon the table the
correspondence between the Secretary of State and the
Oovernor•General of Canada, av also with other pemons in
the colony, regarding the extradition of M. Landrande.
Mr. ADDEKLIfY replied that papers containing the
colonial correspondence on the subject had been ready for
some time, and there was no intention to delay their pro.
duction ; but it was thought desirable that they should
appear at the same time as the correspondence with the
French government on the same subject. When the
latter Vias ready the correspondence would be preumtml.
Lord STANLEY said the Foreign-office correspondent*
on this subject was being printed, and would be laid on
the table of the house in a few daya.
London, England, 1867-03-06

THN ABYSSINIAN CAPTIVE.',.

Mr. D. GRIFFITH asked the Secretary of State for
Forci3O Affairs whether the British artisans wh., haul
heel. or ..re about to be taken out by Colonel Merew,ther
to Mass.,. ah were to be exchanged for the captives now de-
tained in Abyssinia, or were to be sent into that country
after the latter were released ; and, if so, whether it would
not require great care and attention to prevent the transac-
tion from simply resulting in the change of one set of jiri•
Boners for another.
Gird STANLEY—Strict orders have been given to
Colonel lerewether that these artisans under no circum-
stancesare to go into the interior until all the prisoners now
detained by the King of Abyssinia shall be released. They
have gone by their own free choice, on their own respon-
sibility, and I took care before they went out that the
position and the whole circumstances of the case should
be carefully explained to them. As to the last part of the
question that is rather a matter of argument than of fact.
All I can say is that, as the house well knows, the whole
question of the release of these captives is snnounded by
alifficultiva and we believe that, although the course we
have adopted sissy he open to some objection it is the one
th it will on the whole be open to the least objection, and
presents the best chance of success in the object we Lave
in view.
London, England, 1867-03-06

RUMMY CIMINO or PUBLIC•NOUBX&

Commenting upon the Guildhall meeting on Monday,
and dwelling particularly on Archbishop Manning's ad-
dress, the Times says that the doctrine openly maintained is
that the to the whole community would amply compen-
sate for the general arbitrariness of the proposed legislation,
and in this argument the legislator will recognise only an
old and difficult question. We have to balance good
against harm, and to take many an incident into consider-
ation before we can dvcide. We are certainly not surprised
London, England, 1867-03-06

MINES.-(THIS DAY.)

Ors °Timm
The mining market is very quiet to-dayi_and the
variations in prices are unimportant. West Chi-
verton shares arc quoted 59 to 60 ; Chiverton Moor,
Bto ; Prince of 'Wales, 345. to 565. ; Providence,
27 to 30 ; Tincroft, 121 to 134 ; Cook's Kitchen
1 to 111 ; CliffOrd. 7to '%; North Treskerby, 1 I
to ; East Grenville, 2to j ; and East Russell,
21 to 3„.
At the Prince of Wales Slate Company's meeting
held yesterday the directors report was adopted.
The directors of the St. John del Rey Mining
Company (Limited) have received per Rhone the
following report, dated Morro Velho, 29th Jan. :
Produce, second division of January, 11 days,
16,817 oitavas ; yield, 8.803 oitavaa per ton.
Remittance, 104,320 oitavas-1,00241b5. troy.
London, England, 1867-03-06

/(SEA is CHEAPER THAN EVER.—L. 6d., 95.,
U. ed. per pound are the prices at which PHILLIPS and
Co., tea merchants, 8, King William-street, City, Loudon, LC.,
are selling good and nue BLACK TEA. A price current post tree.
40s. worth carriage free to any railway station or market town In
the United Kingdom. All maxis carriage free to all parts of
London. oheene.—Pil ILLIPS and Co. have no agouti'. Sugars
are supplied at market prices.

A VALUABLE PACKAGE of TEA. —A
.C3l- CHIN ME CADDY, containing 18Iba. of reallygood BLACK
TEA sent carriage free to any railway station or market town in
England, Irellubd, Scotland, or Wales, on receipt of SOL, by PHIL-
LIPS and Co.. tea merchants, 8, Elan William-street, Ditty, E.C.
London, England, 1867-03-06

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

WAR RUMOURS.

We read the following in the Dibuts of to-day :

We quoted yesterday the words pronounced by the
Grand Duke Nicholas, at a banquet in favour of the
Greek volunteers. The speech has been the object of
commentaries iu most of the Paris newspapers. We com-
bined it with a violent article in the dl attire Ort:We.
The Temps sees in it a confirmation of information given
by the A Ivshurg Ga:efle. According to the German
journal the military authorities in Poland and in the
Baltic provinces have received orders to hold them-
selves in readiness for a campaign in the spring,
about the middle of April, so that we may see
the Russians once more on the march towards the Truth.
We (the 1) tints) do not know what credit is to be given
to this news, but the diplomatic documents contained in
the "Yellowllook" hold out but little hope to Turkey that
France and England would now draw the sword in her
defence.
London, England, 1867-03-06

Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas,
dock, and waterworks shares, as given in the Stock
Exchange list of last evening :

Insurance—Alliance British and Foreign, 13; Com.
mercial Union, 4 ; Ocean lilarine, 194, 19 ; Thames and
Mersey Marine (Limited), sj, 3-16 ex div. ; Usiversal
Marine (Limited), 24.
Goa Light and Coke—City of Miaow Gas, 17 4 ; Con-
tinental Union (Lirnited),9:, ; European, New, 6. liiV. ;
Great Central, ; 25 ; ditto New, 24 ; Surrey
Consumers 14
Locks—East and West India, 124; London and tit.
Katharine, 61, OD, 61; Southampton, 694 ex div.
Waterworks—Berlin,l4 ; East London, 104 ; ditto New,
204 ; Grand Junction, 74.
The annexed memorandum is from the London
Stock and Share Company (Limited):

At yestenlay's public sale the overdue coupons of the
Atlantic and Great Western Railway sold at 6s. each.
bares in the Brighton Grand Hotel (31. paid) sold at S.
China Steam Ship Deheietures at 401. per cent.; Credit
Fonder (Si. paid), at 3/. 12s. 6d. ; Ruipire Assurance (11.
pai.l), at Ps. ; General lion Screw (71. paid), at 2/. 21. ;
Guildhall Taverns (101. paid), at 71. 2s. 6d. to 71. ss. ; Hop
and Malt Exchange 110/. paidk at M. 7s. 6d. ; Indiareibber
and Telegraph M orks paid), at 14/. ; London Finan-
cial (25/. paid), at 6/. I.ls. Western Insurance (N. paid),
at Gs. ; Ottoman Railway (;)IN. paid), at 31. ; Varna Rail-
way (AC paid), at N. lte. 61. to 31.15 a. per share.

A useful set of time tables, compiled by Mr.
James Howell, of the National Discount Company,
for the calculation of days in discount transactions
and interest accounts, has been published by
Messrs. Bump and Sons, of the Royal Exchange.

TI'ESDAT EVICII!IG.

Consols, which closed yesterday at 91 to /
both for money and next Thursday's settlement,
opened and closed to-day at the same quotation.
For the April settlement the last price was 91/
to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New
Three per Cents. were quoted 88/ to 89 ex div.,
showing a decline of per cent. The official busi-
ness report is as follows :—Thrse per Cent. Con-
sols, for money, 91, 4, 1 • ditto, for account, 911,
1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 881, 9, ex div. ;
New Three per Cents., 89, 1, 81, 9, ex div. ;
Bank Stock, 2521 ; India Five par Cent. Stock,
1071, • ditto Five per Cent. " =faced" rupee
paper, 1021, ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent.,
10718 ; ditto Five per Cent. Debentures, 1021,
31 • ditto Bonds, 335. prom.
The India Five per Cent. stock was in demand,
and dearer.

The foreign stock market was rather firm, with
a fair amount of business. Danubian scrip W4IS in
demand, and rose 2 per cent. Turkish Bonds of
1863, Brazilian Old Five per Cents., and Peruvian
of 1865 improved 1 ; some of the Egyptian, RIM..
sian of 1862, and Turkish of 1858, ; Creek, ;
and Spanish Passive, 1-16. Russian of 1850 de-
clined A ; and Chili= scrip, Italian of 1861, and
Mexican, g.
London, England, 1867-03-06

THE EMPEROR OF GERMANY.

It seems certain (says La LiberfE) that the par-
liament of North Germany, as soon as it is consti-
tuted, will offer the title of Emperor of Germany to
the King of Prussia.

(*LUTES'S ITLIGILLYS.)
PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, limn G.
Both the conservative fractions of the North
German Parliament have determined that the draft
of the federal constitution shall be discussed in full
sitting. A portion of the liberal fraction has
adopted a similar resolution.

M. Sorret, the Secretary of the Ministry for
Foreign Affairs at Paris, has arrived in this capi-
tal with despatches, and proceeds to Warsaw and
St. Petersburg.
Numerous despatches have recently been ex-
changed between the cabinets of Paris and St.
Petersburg.

AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Masai 6.

Herr Louyai, the Hungarian Minister of Finance,
who has arrived here, has taken part in the discus-
sions of the Cabinet of Ministers relative to the
farming of the tobacco monopoly.
Contradictory reports are current upon the
result of the ministerial deliberations.

The Emperor and Empress intend making a tour
in July next through all the Hungarian comitata.

INDIA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN MAILS.

MALTA, MARCH 3.

The Delta, from Southampton Feb. 20, arrived
yesterday at 8 a.m., and left at 3 p.m. for
Alexandria.

The Ceylon, from Marseilles Feb. 28, arrived at
10 p.m. yesterday, and left at 4 a.m. to-day for
Alexandria.

GIBRALTAR, MARCH 4.

The Ripon, from Southampton on tho 27th
February, arrived to-day at 7 a.m., and left at
noon for Alexandria.

Tho Masailia left for Southampton on the 2nd
mat, at 10 a.m.

WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.)

WEDNESDAY, MAWS 6, 8 8..1L
London, England, 1867-03-06

TRAFFIC RETURNS.

Miles oaa- Her- Total. Total.
&Antral& open. aengers. ehandiatt ISO 7. lan&
Feb. 1 to Feb. 10.
Gnat Central of Belgium 1,871 5,622 7,:42 9,047
Week ending Melt 11.
& Austrian lenuliarlyie. I.
;eouth Austrian Line! _lO9l 0,258 29,613 35,r.21
Upper Italy 'minding
the Venetian Linea) —l4Ol 15,G.7 20,420 38,147 32,259
Week aiding Mel. 14.
Detroit and Milwaukee.— 182 5,000 4,548
Week ending Feb. 16.
Great Western of 9uta4a . 349 13,776 11,582

Week ending Feb ?A. _
Brecon end Merthyr ....., al 239 901 1,010 1,139
Week ending March 2.
Got and Bandon
Glaagow d weaken 249 9,107 10,100
Week ending March 3.
Cambrian
Great Luxembourg l7! 1,165 3,049 5.113 5,3.12
Metropoli
ndon lltan
North Lo 3,341 LB'S{

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TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

The market is 6rni, at the following priers—Town
tallow 41s. 91. net; Petersburg Y. L. on the spot,
Chi. MI. ; March, 425. 9d. ; April to June, 43. 9.1. to
435. ; October to December, 435. rid. to 43e. 1:11

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report the demend limited
to the immediate wants of consumers. Stocks being in
very re.loced state canes prices to rule firm.
COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)

Walla Eat Hetton. :70a. :Id.; Walla End Haswell. 3Di.:141.;
Walla End &tat Hartlepool. Hla. 341.; Walla End earatlOC,
19s, 14.; Walla End Eden Main, 17a. ; West Hartley,
; 'lelAide Hartley, 171. :41. Ships at market,
21; at 5,4;. 'AL

Cardinal Callen has issued a long Lenten pas-
toral, the concluding portion of which is devoted to a
vigorous denunciation of the Fenian.
&lETY or ENoINEEIts. —At the meeting of the
Societe of Engineers, held on Monday, the 4th instant
(lr. W. H. Le Feune, president, in the chair), the follow-
ing gentlemen were balloted for, and duly elected mem-
bers:—Messrs. G. Thoniebw, D. S. Sutherland, W.
Waring, C. Comes, F. llummens. F. S. Gilbert, J.
Walker, A. Louch, and H. M'Colley. Associates:—
Messrs. J. S. Nightingale, J. Holmes, F. Briekwell, A.
Machin!, jun., S. 124:ie1, n.. G. W. Harris, .7. Waddell,
R. Parry. It. Jacques. L. D. Burn, T. H. Holmes, W.
Fe.•therrtonhaugh, and J. C. Rees.
A 1: k. or A SHAREGROKER.—Broster Kitching,
sharebroka, Change-court, Leeds, was apprehended yes-
tenlay afternoon by Sergeant Ham, on the charge of being
a fraudulent bailee. The warrant states he is charged
with appropriating to his inn use the specific Slink of
1,2331., which had been entrusted to him by Janice
Asquitte. broker, Leeds ; hut it is understood that the
prisoner has about 30,0031., similarly entrusted to bin, by
customers, to account for. Included in this sum will be a
number of foreign bonds and securities which defendant
had received as agent. Kitclaing was to be brought before
the magistrates this (Wednesday) morning.
The l'onts.•thce has given notice that mails are
now made up in Europe twice weekly for Pekin, Kalgan,
Tientsin, and Urgs.
CRYSTAL PALACE. OEE Ehmarpro DAT.--
Dior, MAR. H :..—Atimiavons on payment, 713;
ty season tickets, 1,231. Total Aaiun, 1,910.
London, England, 1867-12-20

LIFEBOAT SERVICES.--During the storms
of the present year the National Lifeboat Institution has
contributed to the saving of 1,027 lira from various shipwrecks
ana 42 vessels from destruction. The Institution also expended
itt9.6.55 in the same period on its Lifeboat Eatablishments, in
addition to granting £2,444 for rewards. The Committee of the
Institution earnestly appeal to the public for assistance to
enable them to meet the coutAnsed heavy demands on their lit;
Lifeboat Petablhhmenta.
Contributions will be thankfully received by the London and
country Waken, and by the Richard Lewis, Sion, at
the Institution, 14, John-etreet, Adelp , Loudon.

OVERCOATS for the PRESENT SEASON.
Oentlemon who do sot mind ming a fur prioe for Mat-
elots WINTI.R OVERCOATS can depend on the bag materials
at HAMILTON and KIMPTOICS,

Tailors end Overcoatemakers, -makers,•
105, STRAND, OPPOSITE EXETER-HALL
London, England, 1867-12-20

BELGIUM.

BRUSSELS, Dm 19.
In to-day's sitting of the Senate, M. Villain'
called the attention of the house to the disastrous
oonsequences of the embankment of the Scheldt.
M. Roger stated that the Dutch government will
indemnify Belgium for any damages which might
be proved to be incurred. The estimates for
foreign affairs were then voted. The Chamber of
Deputies voted 10,000 men as the contingent for
1868, and then adjourned until January 14.
London, England, 1867-12-20

LIBERAL DEMONSTRATION AT MALDON.

A liberal demonstration of some importance took
piece at Malden Essex, yesterday (Thursday) evening.
The chair was occupied by Sir T. B. WILSTIRN. M.P. for
North Essex, who was supported by Mr. J. A. Hardcastle,
M.P. for Bury St. Edmunds ; Sir T. F. Buxton, M.P. for
Lynn ; Mr. C. Buxton, M.P. for East Surrey ; and Mr. J.
Gordon Behove, M.P. for Colchester. Mr. A. Trollope,
the distinguished novelist, was also among the company, as
well as Mr. Alderman Mesh'. The tone of the speeches
was strongly in favour of a close allegiance to Mr. Glad-
stone, as the leader of the liberal party, while the incon-
sistency of the conservatives in departing from the
old traditions of their party and violating their pre-
vious profession was strongly commented upon. Mr.
C. Buxton, M.P., looked somewhat to the future, and
observed that the waking parliament, more responsive to
popular impulses, would increase the emery, and, if he
might use the phrase, the velocity of legislation. Some-
how, during the list few years, our rulers appeared to have
suffered from a sort of paralysis of will ; but now we might
fairly expect to see courageous legislation. The meeting
was also addressed by Mr. Sutton Western, the late
liberal member for Mldon, and also by Captain Luard,
R.N., Mr. Johnstone, and other gentlemen. It was stated
that great attention was being paid to the registration in the
liberal interest both in South Essex and also in the new
division of North-east Essex. In South Essex it was an-
nounced that the prospects of the liberals had improved to
such an extent that it was hoped and expected that at the
next general election the present conservative members
would be improved off the scene altogether. At another
period A the evening it wee, however, admitted that it was
impossible at present to say what the effect of the reform

WLITHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.)

FIIDAY, DICIII-0111 20, 8 LX
London, England, 1867-12-20

THE PRUSSIAN DIET.

BERLIN, Doc. 19.
At the sitting of the Chamber of Deputies to
day the house adopted the bill to alleviate the dis-
tress existing in East Prussia, with an amendment
authorising the expenditure for that purpose of
2,228,000 thalers.
I The Chambers adjourn on Saturday over the
Christmas holidays, until the 7th January.
London, England, 1867-12-20

(FROM OCZ ows covirsioxnorr.)
Wheat held firmly at late rat,v, sales only limited.
Barley quiet, and value unaltered. Beans and oats as

MINCING-LANE.—(MS DAY.)
STOLL—There is still only a limited amount of business
doing at previous prices. Demerara, 31s. Gd. to 335. ; St.
Vinoent, 3'3 Gd. t 3 335. Gd. ; Tobago, 325. Gd. ; Penang,
345. Gd. to 335. Refined—Prices continue steady ; commas
lumps, 425. ; pieces continue to sell freely.
COFFEE.—The pArcels offered by auction have gone off
stmulily, at previous prices. Mocha, at former rates ;
greenish, 9Gs.; yellowish, 100 s.; PLintation Ceylon. good
and fine ordinary, G3s. to 67a. Gd.; grey, 70s. to 725.;
middling, 741. to 735.
TEA.—The parcels of green teas ex recent arrivals are
selling slowly ; other sorts are also dull of rile.
Fitvir.—Tbe business doing is extremely limited.
Rue.—A small parcel of Demerara sold at 2s. Id.
SL4o.—Business has been done in pearl at 18a. 6d. ; and
Hour, 19a. 6d.
RICE.-100 tons B.illam sold at 10a., ex ship ; 1.1() tons
Rangoon. 125., ex ship ; 2,000 bags Bassein, 12s. ' • and 150
tons ordinary white Bengal, at lis. 70., landed.
CurroN.—A fair business is doing, but prices still ruts
in buyers' favour.
JCIE.-600 bales sold at 17f. to 221. lOs.

TALLOW AIARART.—(THIB DAY.)
The market is firm, at the following prices :—Tlern
tallow, 41s. ; Petershurg Y.C. on the spot, 435.
December, 435. ; Spring, 43e. ; March, 445. 3d.

HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
LZADLNHI,LI.—Hideo: 1561 bi. to 641b5.. 3a.; 6411 m
to 721 b.., 3d. to 3gd. ; 7211 m. is SOlbs., 3:a. to id.:
84/Iba to 881 b.•• 34,1- to 3.d.; sea.. to 96Th... 311 d. to
4d. ; 66lbe. to 104th. , 4d. to 4)d. ; 1011bm to 1121b5., 40.
to 44d. Horse hides, fite. Q. to 10s. 6d. Calf skins, (slut,
2.. to 4s. ; full, 7s.
BERDIONDSZT.—ShttadIIS : Polled, 6s. 6d. to 7.. 6d. ;
hali-breds, ss. to t.. ; downs, la. 4d. to ss. IL
BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Pattenclen end Smith report a continued steady
demand for both English and foreign, for immediate met-
stimption, at last week's prices.

Coxerttprios Roans/J., BRostrroic.—There is
now a vacancy for an assistant physician at this institu-
tion, for which applic Won, are to be vent in on or hcfore
Jan. 1. The election is vested in the committee of ma-
nagement, and the office may be held in conjunction with
another hospital appointment.
CRYSTAL PALACE. ORE SHILLING DAT.—
THURSDAY, DEC. 19.—Admission' on payment, 1,270;
ditto by season ticket., 421 ; total visitors, 1,691.
CHILL—The event of the fortnight is the signing
of the contract between the geverownt and the Pacific
Steam Navigation Company for a line of steamers direct to
Liverpool from Valparaiso rid the Straits of Magellan.
. There is a general feeling of satisfaction at the nearnve-
pect of the line being established ; it could not have fa _lba
into better hand'.—Panama Star.
London, England, 1867-12-20

LUTON PLATE. Two miles.

Serious Chise,Okliiiitrier;fl.obber,Helie7, Guide, Sion-
berg, Merry Horn, Wedding Peal, and Catietio are here.

SELLING HANDICAP PLATE. Two miles.

Oldminster, Sir Stephen, Wrangler, No Name, Banda-
line, Love in the Mist, Rapture, Serious Cam, Carnbrae,
Bow Bells, Killarney, Countess 8010, and Waverley g are
here.

ST. ALBAN'S STEEPLECHASE. Three miles and a half,
Sir Bobby, Tally Ho, Hornet, Patienee,Hippolyte, King
Alfred, Northern Light, Polestar, and Blahopton are here.
EXPECTED.—Chimney Sweep.
STEEPLECHASE. Two miles.

Killarney, Caustic, Cripple, and Black Swan are hero.

LOCAL CUP. Once round.

Confusion, Lawrence, Water Peri, Wild Bee, Wedding
Peal, Caustic, Little Peevish, Clarina, Clarence, Wrangler,
Killarney, Walpole, and Cripple are here.

METROPOLITAN HANDICAP.—The stewards have over-
ruled the objection against Northern Light, on the Freund.
that he carried the proper weight in accordance with the
original conditions published in the racing calendar.—
WILLIAM TOPHAN, Clerk of the Course.
London, England, 1867-12-20

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EvENING, DECEMBER 20, 1867.

of 500 fr. for her life. The appeal court bee
just overruled so much of this judgment as Weds
the contractor. It held that he, acting under the
orders of an engineer appointed by the Prefect of
the Seine, was not liable ; and decreed the Prefect
of the Seine to pay the whole damages awarded by
the court below, and to indemnify Valetta for the
costs he had incurred.

The Bourse remains with scarcely any alteration.

THE ABYSSINIAN EXPEDITION.

The Secretary of State for India has received
the following telegram from Colonel Merewether :

" SINAFZ, DEC. 7.

" Advanced brigade all encamped now on a fine
plain here. This body has come up from the coast
without a hitch, proving that the British troops
can enter Abyssinia with ease. Several more chiefs
have come in to pay their respects. All well."

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Portamouth 29.92 r 1
London =29.91r 36
Parmouth 126.34 r 38
Beszborough 29.97 r 31 '
Shields 1:94r 66 1
Heider 95 46
London, England, 1867-12-20

N.N.W.

Barometer corrected and reduced to 32 deg. at sea leveL The
letters r aideg), I (telling), s (steady), Indicate direction of
d =knea the.merc rywithin last 12 hours. Thermometer exposed
in shade. Extreme force, with Redirection during last 24 hours.
Z.—calm. Weather: h. bine sty; c.— clouds (detached) ; 2.
fog; ; I—lightning; (hazy) ; o.—orsrcast
(dull) ; r.—rain; s.—snow; t. —thunder. Rain fall, snow or
hall melted during last 24 hours. Bea disturbance.
London, England, 1867-10-12

REMARKA.

...... .
Since yesterday light variable winds have prevailed, and now
exist, at all stations. Bangnetrical pressures are generally
uniform, but less than they were yesterday, the decrease hag
been greatest on the Channel coast. Temperatures are still
high. except at Yarmouth and Scarborough. In France
fallen
colder than in Ireland and the &W. of England. Rain has
at sevenil Mallow,. chiefly at Portsmouth slid Ruche's Point.
Fog and mist are still very prevalent.
London, England, 1867-10-12

LINE.—The LIVERPOOL, NEW.
A VORK. and PHILADELPHIA STEAM-SHIP COMPANY
Wed despatching their full powerod Clyde-built Iron screw
gesmehlps, carrying the United States Malta, calling at Queens.
pen. Ireland, on the following day, to take on board passengers
yd despatch... and Nth liberty to call at as Intermediate port:
CITY OP PARIS, Wednesday, October 16.
CITY OP ANTWERP. Wednesday, October
CITY Or BSTON, Saturd.iy, October 16,
CITY OP NEW YORK Wednesday, October 30.
And every Wednesday and Saturday.
I akin passage by the mall steamers sailing every Wednillidayi
:5. 17. and 11 guineas, according lathe accommodation. Poniard
usage Includes a full sunply of cooked provisions. Pasesagen
r Canada and the United States looked through ou very silvan-
Ism ous terms—For further particulars apply to WILLIAM
IN AN. 12. Water-street, Liverpool ; and to RlVE:4mnd MACEY,
King Williszestraet. Leaden.
London, England, 1867-10-12

PROVINCIAL SAARI MARKETS.

LrirgitrooL. OCT. 11. .Sales: Caledonian, 1011 xtl —Great
North of Scotland, IS 11.16—Lancsahire and Yorkshire, 127
London, Brighton, sod South Coast, 54—London and North
Western, 1141 I—Manchester, Medfield, and Llnoolnshtre, 101
—MkUand, 1101 I—North Eastern, Berwick capital stock, WS
North Union A. 221-omud Trunk of Canada, 18 171 1 1—
United States 6-20 0211 May 1 Nov.. 711—Dutch Rhenish. new, Ip.
—Great Luxembourg shares, 91 1-16 I—North Western Bank
21.1 —Queen Insurance. 1-14 d —Anglo-American Tele-
graph, 171-I.lrerpool Exchange, Rl—National Steam Ship Com-
pany Limited), 61.
Mw
Yale, OCT.ll.—Msrket Set, little business doing
Ebbw Yale, 151 d.—Rries, 414—Orest Pastern, 32i
Luxembourg, 9 3-16 3-16—Grest Northern A. no 1--Grand
Truuk of Canada, 181 18—Great Western of Canada, 161—
Great Western, 49 7 I—Lancashire Insurance, p.—Lancashire
and Yorkshire, 127 I—London and North Western, 114I—Man-
cheater, Sheffield, sod Lincolnshire. fin I—Pitta 1.41 Pre f.. 6 3-16
—Ditto 5 per cent.. 841—Midland, 120 i —loath Pastern, 664
Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance Limited), 84 p.—United
States 5-40 Years' Bonds. 71—Turicish Five per Cents 31i
Caledonian. 104/ I—Metropolitan New Firs per Cents., 3-16 p.—
Sheepbridge. 21 d.—Ashbury Canine, BS d.

THE VICE-CHANCELLORSHIP OF DUBLIN UNIVER-
SITI.—We learn that the Chancellor of the University of
Dublin has appointed the Right Hon. Sir Joseph Napier,
Vice-Chancellor, in the room of the late Mr. Blackburn.
—Dublin Brewing Mail.

The Christchurch and Bournemouth Railway will,
it is expected, be opened early in the spring.
London, England, 1867-10-12

AVIOTMINSTKR.

A very quiet•loolring young man, who gave the IMMO of
William Buncheloto wee charged u follow. :
Police-constable James Sartain, 257 B, maid that he saw
defendant and a young woman in the High-road, Knights-
bridge, walking hand in band on the footway. He told
them to go away, when defendant used bad language to
him.

Mr. Selfe—Why should he go away! I can't see mush
harm in a young man having hold of a young woman's
hand.

Policeman—They were across the pavement, so that no
one could pass. He would not go away, and used the
same language to me as before, and I took him into cus-
tody.
Defendant—l was standing by the aide of Princes-gate
with a young woman who was waiting foe her brother to
come from St. John's-wood, to go to the station. We had
not hold of hands, and were entirely out of the way of the
traffic, when this policeman and another came by, and this
one said ; " How do you do, my dear r So the young women
told me, and because I asked what it was to him how she
was he locked ma up. I did not use the language they say.
Polioe-constable 390 B confirmed the other policeman.
Mr. SsUe—ls the young woman here?
Defendant—She is outside.

Mr. Selfe—l should like to hear her.
A very respectable-looking girl corroborated in every
particular the young man's statement, with this addition,
that it was the policeman Sartain who had used the bad
language.
Defendant—l have another witness.

A person who had lived in the name house as the defen-
dant for twelve months proved that he was a quiet, in-
offensive man, a teetotaller, who never used bad language,
and who was the mainstay of a widowed mother.
Mr. Selfe—l have to say which of these accounts is true.
Looking at the whole, my opinion is that the two con-
stables have told lies, and are unworthy of belief. I re-
quest this ease to be reported in the proper quarter. De-
fendant is discharged.
London, England, 1867-10-12

iiesyumomc.

Alexander Wyley, aged 22, 14Woodfield-place, Har-
row.road, clerk in the London and County Bank ; JoAn
Edwin Porter, aged 21, of 4, Robert-street, Regent's-park,
clerk to a firm in Aldermanbury ; and George Smith, aged
20, of 26, Manning-street, Lisson-grove, clothier, were
brought up in the custody of Inspector Hepburn, X dial..
sion, charged with being disorderly persons in the Edg-
ware-road end assaulting several parties.
Martha Gardner, • married woman, was proceeding in
company of a friend along the Edgware-road at • late hour
on the previous night. She was out looking for Ler sou.
The prisoners and another young man came along, and
Porter pushed the other three upon her. She remonstrated
with them, when Wyley caught hold of her left arm and
gave it • severe twist round. The effect of this was to
cause her excessive pain and almost rendered her senseless.
The prisoners, after pushing Letitia Olner, Mrs. Gardner's
companion, went on shouting in • t ery boisterous tone.
They passed into the Harrow-road, where they met John
Blow, an omnibus conductor, on his way home. They
dodged him about the pavement, and would not allow him
to pass. He had to go into the road, when they pursued
him round some cab., and Smith coming up to him struck
him • blow on his hat with his stick, smashing it in. Two
cabmen got off tbs box to assist, and followed the prisoners
to the police station on Paddington green. Here Kean,
131 X, came outside and took the prisoners in—the fourth
man escaping. When inside the station they behaved in
a very indecorous manner. After the charge was taken,
Inspector Hepburn sent Mrs. Gardner to St. Mary's Hos-
pital, where she was examined by the house surgeon, who
found that the bladebone of her shoulder was splintered,
and that she was otherwise injured. He wished her to
remain in the institution, bet she would not on account of
her family.
Mr. d'Eyneourt said for the assault upon the conductor
Blow they would each have to pay • flue of 10s., and 4e.
costa for damage done, or in default seven days' imprison.
ment. In the case of the assault upon the woman Gard-
ner he would remand the prisoners for • week, to know
the result of the injuries.
Substantial bail was takes for their reappearance.
London, England, 1867-10-12

THE WEEKLY PRESS.

Affairs look badly,in France, says the Spectator.
The middle classes and the lower sections of the army are
bitterly annoyed with the failures in foreign policy ; the
Parisian Gourgeoisie bold Mexican coupons which they
thought guaranteed, but which have turned out worthless ;
the peasantry have been worried by the Army Beeman's-
tion Bill ; the skilled artisans are thrown out of work by
the cessation of speculation ; and the labourers complain
of the price of bread, wine, and lodging. Already govern-
ment is paying the bakers to keep bread down, and the
terrible placard "Bread or Death" has appeared in three
cities, and, we are assured, in the Faubourg Bt. Antoine.
All this bodes ill for the tranquillity of France, and there-
fore, in a less degree, for the maintenance of peace.
. _

The intuition in Rome is each, the Spada.; Wake, that
London, England, 1858-07-19

THE WEST INDIES

r, JOLT 11.

Tho Ilacktions, with tb. West India mails,
arrived barb this day. Ifes dame aro llsoytosrn.
Joss 17; howdot 27; Demerara and Trinidad, 25;
sod St Thomas, lay' 2. Amongst her sate is
spade to the Male of 1,194,179 dolls,. aka bossy
bass Dearly 200 pose tiers.
Her Majesty's Blip Tartar was at Barbados'. The
twas to Mays Oreytown Gs the 19th alt. foe
ad the Ganges and Alert were at Cabo on
OM lab ult.

The Nagar wop in the West Indies is under the
raragra inapt at Trinidad and Barbadoes.
Ildr. Belly wee to leave Oreytowu oo the 19th ah-
ead is premed to New York, and to take with him
the esmainian by the rvenuneat of Nicaragua of
the lateseennie Canal. He was to call at Wuh....
way to Europe. It was not known
telilaa ow Ms
to open the transit.
The United States ship Jamestown left Greytown
early in Juno to join the United States squadron off
Cuba. The Colorado, a sister ship to the Merrimac,
was to fellow the Jamestown.
The United States steamer of war Wabash arrived
at Jamaica on the lath alt. to land some natives
who had been employed to work the American man-
of-war Basquehans, a portion of the crew of which
were placed in Jamaica hospital ill of the yellow
fewer s abort time since.

In Trinidad the inauguration of the status of the
late Governor, Lord Harris, took plane in the Council
Chamber on the 22nd of Jane. The prieset Go-
vernor, the Attorney-General, and Chief Justice,
with Mr. Darling and other influential residents,
took part in this interesting proceeding, and united
in bearing their testimony to the virtues of hie lord-
ship's adminiatratioa.
London, England, 1858-07-19

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(nom ova OWN

PARIS, BIINDAT ITIZING.

A journal called the Courtier do Dimonche,
founded by M. Amodio de Cessna when he left the
Constitestionuel, and which has never emerged from
obscurity, has just been sold to a Wallachian named
°anew*, and is about to assume the title of the
Cowries Europe en. It is expected that this treat-
formed journal will, in a certain degree, ventilate
the ideas shadowed forth in Prince Napoleon's
Limoges ilmtll.

The Correapondamce Bull4r, which has a large
circulation in the departments, speaks of the Indian
sews in a different spirit from that exhibited by
many French journals. It says to-day .
0. revisals( all that hes takes pleas we may sow come
to this owe& ossoluies—that the English will usemearily
remsda smiles in India, bet that the victory will be long
disputed, and will cost mach blood. The Indian ram will
ba &ablated in the unequal di agglq and will finally sub-
mit to the yoke which It is vainly amileavourieg to *hake off.
The Emperor of Austria has just granted &pension
for life of 800 florins to the widow of the Intendant
of the Marine, Reseal, the author of several import-
ant discoveries " and the first inventor of the screw."
Aooonnta from Tripoli of the Bth announce the
arrival there of the English and French consuls
from Bengazi, fleeing from the epidemic, which
had assumed alarming dimensions in the latter plsoe.
The consuls were directed to proceed to an island off
the port need for quarantine purposes, where they
will have to remain for ten days before being per-
mitted to enter Tripoli. A Turkish vend had also
arrived from Bengazi with passengers. These were
allowed to lead on the above island to perform qua-
rantine, but the vend, being laden with rags, bones,
&0., would not be received by the authorities. By
land a strict cordon wee kept up between Tripoli
and Naiad.
London, England, 1858-05-14

TINNY 0. 'TATMAN AND ANOTIEI

Thin soden was brought by in ontnitew conductor to neer
Vet essegensation in damages for bodily Wailes which he
bed weeded in °opaquely:a of the neglect of die defendants'
-want.

Mr. Robinson and Mr. Henry Jane were for the plidntiff;
rid Mr. Edwin James and Mr. Wahine Wflliazaa for the
tisinglaate.

According to the case for the plaintiff, it appeared that the
tiff, Thomas Viney, was the conductor of one of the
Nemermith omnibuses, and that the defendants, Hewn
Statham, were town carriers, carrying on business In the
City. On the llist of January last, between seven and eight
is Use evening the plaintiff was ecoacopanying his omnibus
from Landon-rota Hammersmith, and after it had just
=ugh Tan bar a cart, driven by one of the ele•
servents, came up at a quick pace, and stria*
against the omnibus. The plaintiff was at the time standing
on the " aceltey• board," his proper position, and either the
shaft or a portion of the braes rail on the omnibus, which
wee kakis by the force of the collision, struck him
on the leg and knocked him off on to the grourl.
The blow caused • deep and severe wound be
the leg, from which the blood Sowed COpious/F.
The driver of the cart did not stop to see what mischid be
had coined, bat drove rapidly away. An insiderae_..e2
ohs witemed the accident, went in pursuit, and
Wych-street, through which the
sips to go, he came up with him there and ascertained
Is whole the sort belonged. The pleintiff, after the °war •
rzleresod his duty on the " monkey board," but an
Boatitempton- street, Strand, he became faint from
less o[ood, and wee obliged to go to the hospital, where
the wound wee dressed. He but hie bed for a month, and
la consequence of erysipelas eddies Is hod since been unable
to wow his Hi woopesos eowlsetor, were 28..
Irak. The is areso-osoodsmiles, add he could
apeestoisle whether Gee of the Woes fad imoilsellybefore the
wide t, bat he disioi thee dr soolbso was pulled up
nib*. One whims toe N•pidsdf, however, admitted
that limn wee • alight &serum In the geed of the cennibne
et As =Flat of Ns issiket. _ _

—Ye. awls the defuse. wdzsadveled ea the
Ammo el the etur, vibe be add could beau gives
the bed Mime se le wheeler win el his hum Jill, or
whilltsr he pulled up saddeety, awl Was* owed the aoci-
dog. The loaned counsel then enbeittod that
the esioneos ws• purely sedintel, aid wee
net attributable to any wiled ea the pert of
the driver of the out. The east, wide we wry harry
ens, heavily loaded, was lauds, due epee the censibea,
aed at the woe rate, and it ems lasesteet with it solely
i. comegmence of the omnibus sleppleg suidoely, and with-
%dmde warning whatever, owing is eneetthe home having
—firvidatoe having been adduced in support of that view of
the use,
Mr. hulks Coleridge summed up.
The Puy bond a verdict for the plaintiff—damages 461.
London, England, 1858-05-14

SHARE LISTR-THIS DAY.

Two ekooz. as
The railway share market to-day is dull, and
sonic flatness prevails, particularly se regards the
heavier stocks. Great Western stock is now quoted
54}to 56 ; London and North Wastera 93 to k;
and Midland 92k to 93, showing in each cane 18,111
a reduction compared with the 4 o'clock quotations
of yesterday. Manchester and Sheffield stock main-
tains the advance which was established after the
recognised hours yesterday afternoon, being marked
38 to 39. Lancashire and Yorkshire is quoted 91} E
to 92 ; London and South Western, 47i to 48
per share; Great Northern, 251 to 26; and Eastern
Counties, 12 3-18 to 5-16 per share. All thaw g
quotations are for the new account (31st inst.).
East Indian Railway Stock is again offered, and in
cheaper. Great Luxembourg shares are more ink
quired for. Bahia are marked j prem., being flat. tr.
Other foreign, as well as colonial railway securities 5
are very dull.
sit
London, England, 1858-05-14

THE PENINSULAR MAILS.

(town ore own CORAUPONDRICT.)
SOUTHAMPTON, FalnAr.
The Tagus arrived here this morning with the
Frunselar mails. She left Lisbon on the 9th inst.
,amongst her cargo are one package of bonds to the
raw of 4,338. and twenty-two packages of specie,
tbe TAN. of 26,3081.
Ad 'aural Chad's squadron was expected at Lisbon.
The Don Femme* d'Assis (8{ guns) was at
rsdis, and was about to proceed to Malaga to meet
the Qom of Spain.

Thi,tt preparations are nuking at Lisbon for the
dasserou s rock called the PicAo, where so
nosy ships have been lost, has been blown up with
rogswder, so that a barque has been able to go
ow it at halt tide.

TM Hake of Sa'dank& has retired from publie
do. Hie duchess has been appointed chief lady of
the bedchamber to the young Queen. The ex-King
Regent is to reside in the ancient palace of Belem.
Since the departure of the last packet from
Lisbon. there has been a slight fall in the rate of
exchange on London, owing to the continued
ecarcity of paper. The quotations are, 30 days, 321
; 90 days, 321 to
London, England, 1858-05-14

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

VESSELS SPOKIEN WITH.

Oommarsdat (BM'S ship), of Limpost, Feb. 8, lat. 10.17 N.. kilo
e 7116.
Chadasser, from Mobil* tar liver dark Kay
Jars mid bards (barqm), tram Wombs toe Larks 40 days, Mardi
11. tau 23.26. 16.1.1.
Pt mesh, from Andrea tar LW:nal, 21 dare, April IS.
Qum. of the douth (m), fur lathy, la sensor mats, Nay 11. Lat. 41.17,
km 1.40.
Vllla de limo (Peruvian ship). bas Lcodoa for Callao, Ir. 111.
la. Si R.

LOSS OF THE CANDACE.—It appears that the
Candace was on her homeward peonage from the West
Coast of Atrial, having on board, in addition to the mails
am crew, between thirty and forty passagera, and that on
Ttweday last, the 4th instant, the came into collision with
the barque Ida Elizabeth, bound from Cardiff to Batavia,
and almost immediately foundered. Captain Rah, lbs
master of the steamer, two passengers, and four of ths
ewe Tees drowned, but the remaining portion of those m
board, between fifty end sixty in number, were taken as
board the Ida Elizabeth and went on with her. The lir•
port of this fatal disaster was received by special Werth
from Lisbon, having been sent thence to Liverpool it,
Mears. Laird and Pletcher, Immediately on the =deal el
the Brazilian mall steamer Avon at the former port, The
Candace sailed from Liverpool on the 21st of Febniiiirh
calling at Plymouth for the African math, and left here es
the :4th February. She was due at Plymouth on Thew
day but. This line has lately been singularly naiads's*,
end the detention sod lame of the vesselsof- the maapeny
have frequently interrupted the regular mune of commute
eadon. Captain Holt was the thOew of John Holt, gn.
H.P. for West GlowreeneWre, whet*
married, and now, nahrtunately, leaves • widow.
The deceased was about 28 years of age, asl wail a meet
active sailor and clever matt and the favenrite cupids
of the eomputy. He was indee**, mnity beloved by ell vie
knew !dm, end the directors are eincerely grimed et War
Isnettely fete. He has left no badly. The Candace was
fully inenred.
WEST COAST OF AFRICA Man.—The following
notice was issued from the General Past•offre yesturdey,
latortoetion has Nee received of the loss et the
West Coast of Africa miff stems* Candace. It is not yet
known if the mails have been saved."

BIRTHS, IdARRIAONS, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.

OOTTOIT.—May 12. al
al • Km.
London, England, 1858-05-14

CL&YIN O. BATTIK AND

-ACCIDINT.

This yea en action brought by the plaintiff to recover da-
mages for injuries estured litedbesdnegligeses of the defendants'
serrents. Tho delendent not guilty.
Mr. Chambers sad Mr. omen were counsel for the plain-
tiff; Kr. Edwin iSMISI and Yr. Berjeent Perry reprooented
the dehriast. _ _ _

It mood how the tie He the plaintiff, who resides at
Lewialtwne. *albs. envoi, who is essatbred a good whip,
was advise "amble ham to white ohs wee aoonstomed is
haMetem. asmosalmilil by bar daughter, • young tidy of
yeterseff sjs when ohs observed the van of the de-
lbsients, who are mew rim, at Whitechapel, laden with
two Mos of body appnasblig. According to Mrs. Cremes
assegai she vas IS its peps side of the way, and there
wee a ewe often hi IMAM her phaeton and the waggon,
when the Win bow el the latter swerved on her side.
Tide ee Mightemil the animal she we. dzivinp, that she and
bar dffinghser woe thrown out of the vehicle on • muddy
beak, oesmienieg damage to their clothes which was esti-
mated at 101. Her hone, which Mr. Craven valued at eighty
guineas, but for which he bad given Mi., ran away, and con-
siderably injured Monett and damaged the phaeton.
Mr. Berm Bramwell asked wham wee the negligence
whihh would render the defendants &Ids ?

Mr. Chambers submitted that the 'sidearm of negligenos
lay k the feet that the defeadaulte =neat had not the
home properly in hand or the amides' would not have
oseurreL
The bond judge, however, thought there was no proof of
asiliguice, /Ed nansuited the plataUd.
London, England, 1858-05-14

plea in his town, for when them was s mle of geois mind
for church rates, 2,000 or 3,000 people collected, sad nobody
woakl bid for the goods. At cies tims them we away
thousands of &artists in the streets, and wee 1e to Ark the
peace of the town by levying for church nibs? What
wee he to do ° Why he gave the seigilbeen
clerk • blank cheque to ass as be liked. (Lsegliar.)
It wee used in the last extremity. It was like
oil ;wand upon the weans .sad peace was °beard. (A
laugh.) He wee once up= the bench when Wee wean
=gam mas there, fear of whom were in favour of church
rates. The whole dr magistrates were beetled to dinner al
the same bow: and se the warrants is some dame mks
could not be saved at the beech because the dinar hoer bed
arrived before they were peepered, they were taken down
to des pedownee's hones where they were dining, sad were
signed on the very table which might, perhaps, be esized, for
the wee a defaulter. (Laughter.) Titres of We
magistrates felt that they could not coasclen-
ciously pay them wee, sad they bad beta mind on, sad far
• aMilings bell • dozen sheep bad boa seined, Med,
and sacrificed. (Loud laughter.) He
as loolusibli:ga
this rate • civil impost, • civil
though he did out conscientiously care one jot shoat cherog
rates. (Leeghter.) At bagth the churchwardens hems
'gamed of levying for churl rake, and gm a bad that if
• voluntary rats were given, they would not levy char&
rates, end that the very patiemen who had objected cams
forward and subscribed, for they, like himmelf and others who
had travelled over the continent of Europe and A
loved the fabrics of the village church.' of old Eagland,
would not allow them to fall into duet on any soment whet-
weer. (Cheers end laughter.)
The bones then divided, and the numbers were :
Ayes
Hass

Cleave 2 on @greed to.
The em the prod through committees a 'haw bang
added, co the seas ot Ittr A. Baton, raMwellg the cat-
hodes, la the anal way, el my rate graded bean the
pasiag el the wt.
Tat Pest Law ,inwehawst LII wee wasiared, se
seieded wasaduse, sad wand to ened lbe thfrd
Nang.
The Ilas-l'arochial Relaters BM wee pund through
comedian

Os the moths Ise going into committee oa the Peoperty
ClishiVanTV CIL theerylog that the waren hal sever
be bitty liesswid, weed that the dams amid be
Ana el Wet dieseiles the boom divided—
,* die atkisersweet St
111-76
The mode stemmas we however mew& mil
taw woes wses°meillks =pi% whim the wemisee es the
ma tese s sat.
The ileed rued (1 INIMS111.) Nal the Blimp
Ditty re Parrett Dm, wile red • mendss.
Yr. ST HtLILTON ~eel lens te WVaag Is • bin to
easel the Cowmen Ler Prowdste het sli eideessoe
the esseeies et seelehitjurielkles.
The hem eiletesed et It wirer biro 1.