The Express.
London, England, 1859-07-20 00:00:00

LOMBARDY.

TURIN, JULY 19.

The Governor of Lombardy has addressed a cir-
cular to the editors of the journals, calling upon
them to assume sentiments of moderation, and warn-
ing them that he will order the rupprevraion or sus-
pension of any journal which may utter invectives
against the recent events, by which at the same time
the King and his august ally may be attacked.

TUSCANY.

FLORENCE, JCIA 18.
Chevalier Peretzi has been sent to Paris on •
special mission.

SWITZERLAND.

GENEVA. luny 13.
Prince Napoleon arrived here yesterday, and will
leave to-morrow for Pans.

SOLFERINO.
The Vienna correspondent of the Timm says:
"The Serdo-French haring made eeveral mistakes
in their official communications during the war, the

Zeiluag has taken the trouble to correct
them, 'in order that future historians may know
the truth.' Instead of losing 30 guns in the battle
of Solferino, the Austrians lost 13, of which four
had lost their limbers and six were completely dia.
mounted. In addition to the 13 guns the Allies
captured 15 tumbrils (ammunition waggons) and four
two-wheeled care. The Austrians lost one flag
during the battle. According to official reports the
forces actually engaged were 120,000 French, 60,000
Sardinians, and 140,000 Austrians. The statement
of the if oniteur that from 250,000 to 270,000
Austrians were in the field was totally incorrect."

DENMARK.

ML COBDEN, )LP., AND lila COMMIT°
0a Meads, eivs as lallosatisl meatiest wee bald is the
Palate Hen, Relti, to talus steps for malebestisg the
tetra of Mr. Cohdesoso seek a Kale se will be unprees-
detail is that neighbourhood. A letter from Mr. Cobden
was feed, to which be staled that ha could make armee-
meets to vele Rochdale ea the 27th inst. Toe committee
omisidered it much better to leave the day open to suit their
panes et amateur.. Borne of the moot leading a:foreign
end several members of podium's' are levied and tapered
lobe protest, sad preparetkaa are Mug nude ea an eaten-
sive male. During Monday it was reported to the com-
mittee that about 60U appetite's were already made fce
tickets. With respect to the plow to bold LAO roves or
hmqwet in, the tonalities had •.t de:ideal where It abotald
be laid, but Praha* they will melts anabr"lnia fur abort AParia correspondent of the Indtpendamee Bilge
4,000 peopilh—lfnethester Grandam.
DEATH Or HINNY GRATTAN, ESQ.—We deeply
=vs be is mowed that one of the lest thing. uttered In the
regret to leers that HearyOrmten. Havel? serviette Boa sew celebrated interview a'. ViTefreace wee a pronis, de
of the lanneetel Othltau of 'B2, died oa twain at his reel- by the Emperor of Aaata i• to pars wane days next winter at
diner, Clare, essaty Wicklow. Mr. °Teruo was is Dahlia the Tuiltrim. The writer adds that it is rumour.d that the
o few days sites, in excellent health and spirit.. and. seem- English ministry is elreedy demanding how Ion; the French
lamely, bid peek Re a Leg and vigorous life. lie death will
be a were lees to the liberal party mthis omustry. In early troops are to remain in holy.
life Mr. OtiMsa /*pre...mood the city r 4 Deblit ;he after. A:gentleman of this town (says the Bridgwater
wards repreelated the comely of Meath for a considerable Nem") km received a letter from M. Iditecayt, who re-
Pe-riee i hat elan 1h62 be hen been detate'rederiF is priests °rutty quitted England for lady with Louis Koeouth, ea
Bit. Mr. Gnat= waste hie 72ad_year. Dims. of the heart
suede-ramp to the ex. Governor of Hungary. M. Sicaonyi,
Is sold 50 be the tease et death.—Freartee's Journal.
ALLEGED Bantu AT Mr ItLitItION.---Yeetevday In common with hie eetePetsiete, strongly deheetme the
morning the attention of rho tea& et megistretes for the M 6604. in which Kowa" sad she 111"(.11.86 hove II"
borough of Northempiou wee ocsatird Ow same home in the Wooled to serve the purposes of the Freida Emperor.
ievesUgai ice of a charge made praise* Mr. George tdobbs, •
gestlemen reeldiag la the Mee-road, that on the day of The National Guard of Turin have opened a stab-
... •,-- for. 'ld to tasted to Count Devour.
the polling Le the lest orataded eleetioe, In April lest, be ww`P"'"' - --
me to • eats, aimed Jobs Banos a eovereten, sad pre- A deputation of the Senate of Belgium waited
Weed hiss aorAber, Ia trate to Induce him to vote on hrhalt pa the King of the Rideau at Imam on Saturday, sad
et Mr. James Thelma lisakessie, a cemsavative candidate ...Dud an sddr....l.o.o,,maitio, to hi,„ Majesty •• th.
Who this eggliggigi the borough optima the Right Ron.
IL webe--- -
Verna Smith sad Mr. Charles Gil*, da
trgr• to of a eon to the Duke de Habash The King retuned
the provider of the Ceerept Practices Previewing' Act. The • renew reply.
Paget "" aid the see' we" mat for trial at the aril The .4 era de la Religion statue that the Abbe
aggigra. thuggioggsat brae almiteed to bail.
Bee*, tour to the children of the K rag of Stardust., bee
Eoctssaurrwia. Commission Lae—The Gazette
of yi.smaor zaataise an order of la? M.jefey to Council • Joe. been drowsed while bathing in the park or St. fielva.
• ving melees.et mew tee Bockeientical Consurieeiesene (In The Vienna correspondent of the Time., in a
04.0
• webeeitattea et see larch appeared in the Gazette of sr deed iota., d the 18th pays :—" In one of my recent kt-
I6th testers) fee eleethast an or of the pat, 001 We of tare It wee stated that the Emperor Frauds Joseph had pre-
the Timm*, Of NIWIPOrt Paglartll, in the event; .4 Bucking- , mused Lets Napoleon to endmvour to prelude the Pope to
hens aid diocese et Watt, tor the patronage of the ',areas 0.0.4111 'to the ereelerisatima of the &melee of the ehureh ;
et
Suttee with fisiderd, In the comity of Some: sad dicers but It new lemma that it woo Imply the question of the se•
et Chichester. ' estarisatiou of the Pepsi admioistraket."

Mow ova OWN

(IT ELECTRIC AND INTIIINANIONAL ?EL➢O/API,

COPENHAORN, TIMDAY.

Royal letters patent, dated Skodeborg, Jay 18,
adjourn sine die the opening of the Holstein Pro-
vincial Extraordinary Diet, originally 6zed for
the 26th.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

MOM OWI OWN

PARIS, TIMIDLY EVENING.
The members of the Senate and Corp. Legislatif
now present in Paris have been invited to wait upon
the Emperor at St. Cloud, at eight o'clock this
evening, and it is understood that a politiesl speech
will be made to them. It may be taken for granted
that on this occasion the Emperor will once more

come out in his old and favourite character of us
hansom incompris. He will, I have no doubt, ex-
press great utonishatent, and perhaps some isdig-

datum, at the perverse misconstruction which has
been pat upon hia conduct. It is not, however,
likely that he will throw into any very prominent
relief the foot that the misunderstanding of which

he will complain prevail.. throughout E;gland and
Italy, in the greater part of Germany, and even to a
_ _

great extent in Russia. The spech will doubtless
contain a few ambiguous phrases, some of which
may very likely darkly foreshadow future wars, in
cue the long suffering of the conqueror of Solferino
should be tempted beyond endurance.
Never since the three or four sinister days
which followed the coup d'etat have there been
such wholesale seizures of English journals as now.
To-day all the London mina, both morning and
evening, were confiscated with the exception of the
Chronicle and Pose. Ido not know on what prin-
ciple the latter escaped, for it has now added its
voice to that of the rest of the English press. The
Chronicle alone continues to write articles on foreign
affairs at for quotation in the French papers.
Since the news of the pesos, the number of spies
employed to listen to private conversation in cafés
and salons has been doubled. Several ladies have
been enlisted in the pervioe. Ido not give this news
as a rumour, it reaches me from an official source.
A good many antes continue to be made in the
Faubourg St. Antoine.
I hear that the reason why the French journals
have hitherto given it to be understood that the
Duchess of Parma would not be recalled to her
throne is that she and the rest of the sovereigns of
oentral Italy had taken refuge in a neutral state.
The Dukes of Tuscany and Modena had put them-
selves under the protection of the Emperor of Aus-
tria, and he, therefore, thougct himself bound to
make a stipulation in their favour. The Emperor
Napoleon, however, means also to restore the
Duchess of Parma if she will only throw herself
upon his generosity. A letter received to-day

states that the three sovereigns above named have
consented to join the proposed confederation, bat
that the King of Naples positively refuses.
The Constitatieseel contains the following para.

graph, published with the manifest object of making
the King of Sardinia and the Prince Napoleon ac-
complices in the peace of Villafranca:
. . . . .

while the troop remain in the town

This morning the Emperor lett the Hotel de la Poeta-
Vierlda, and visited on foot the place when the gunboats
ere being fitted out, and had • long conversation with
Admiral Dupony and the dhows charged with that im-
portant operetion. His Majesty afterwards went among the
Idiom and wor► men, and caked them how they bore the
heat sad hard work which they were obliged to perform.
elre," replied one of the sailors, "the work appears to
ins herder since I herd that peace has been made, and that
my gunboat will hays nothing to do but be idl, on the
lake, like a pleasure boat." The Emperor smiled at this
warlike reply of the sailor, which all his comrades approved
el by look and gesture.
The Terre Promise of Alphonse Karr, published
at Nice, announoes th►t it has received a verbal
warning from the authorities for an article which
he had published on the nationality of that town.

SPAIN.

The Madrid jouroals of the 13th, like thee, of
preceding days, are without political news. The
Treasury bad paid in the come of a preceding fert-
night 44,000,000 reale in dividends on the debt.

V;riona ktters from headquarters state that the interview
between the two Emperors at Val!stream terminated by the
presentation from the Emperor of Austria of • draft of •
treaty, end by the Emperor Napoleon swing that he did
not think It right to swept it without consulting
King Victor Emmanuel. On the Emperor Napo_
Loa's return to Valegglo, a conferenoe took place be-
twee his and the King, and Prince Napoleon was ante-
monad to it. It lasted to • late hour in the evening, and
after It Prince Napoleon was charged 0 make knows to the
Emperor of Austria that his propositions wen moped.
The prince only returned from Verona early on the 12th,
sad it was on the 13th that the army learned, by the prxtia-
motion of the Emperor, that the preliminaries of peace had
been signed. tip to that moment the army had only bees
able to maks conjectures. It was at about helf-put one in
the afternoon of the 12th that the great news became known
at Peels.

I have no doubt that the interview above alluded
to was the one which I mentioned in my letter of
Saturday, in which the King of Sardinia, seeing that
his cause was abandoned, said nothing.
The Presse says, in its weekly commercial review:

Although there he not )et been sufficient time for the
beneficial eff,cts of the restoration of peaoe to be very eine-
Avail felt, a walked change in the situation in already pee-
eoptible. In anticipation of a revival of business several
speculators took the initiative and made large purchases
'of raw materials and colonial goods, Some few
manafeetursre have begun to put work in hand beyond the
enema of their orders, not doubting that a demand will mon
grin up. There are many reasons for the opinion that the
premed high prime( goods in our manufactories are likely
be be maintained. Even daring the worst period of the stag •
Wks cotton. were feiching 'exorbitaat prior at Roma and
Haute, and now that the harvest absotheagreat many heeds,
it will be difficalt to meet any large kenose of orders. A
similar observation may be made in regard to the silk trade
at Lyons and St. Etienne. Silk is expected to be vary dear
this year. In the south of France the crop is very poor.
le many places the woems died off, and the mul-
berry leaves were wasted. The war has ruined the
hopes of supplies from Piedmont and Lombardy. In Spain
and Greece there ha. Oil been a bad silk harvest; but the
immune from Smyrna and Salonice s e favourable. China
silks moat to had reopens to, and they ere not fit to all
descriptions of tissues. Wools have been eagerly bought
op; the home supply of this year is nearly exhausted, and
a good deal bee been purchased from *timed. Sagan ma-
dame to fall. In consequence of the beautiful harvest

weather cereals ere everywhere falling, mid flour may be
quoted fully 2fr. lower. Wines ars rising. The extreme
heat prevents the berries from swelling. But although the
mop will not be abundant the quality may be expected to
equal that of lest year.
I learn from a reliable private source that in many
parts of the south of France the vidium has re-
appeared, and the grapes are quite calcined by the
heat and falling off. In Burgundy, however, the
leaf, which is very rich and strong in consequence of
the rains of May and June, protects the fruit from
the sun's rays, and it is looking well.
The Bonne was dull, but left off without any
change worth noticing. The Rent* closed at yes-
terday's prices for account, and fell sc. for cash.
A letter from Deseocano, near the Lake of Garda,
of the 13th, gives some details connected with the
Emperor Napoleon, before his setting out for
Turin :
The Emperor reached this place at 10 o'clock last night.
A part of the guard hed already arrived, and were encamped
en the hanks of the I eke. The four imamate of the trolti-
genes of the guard arrived here this pruning, and their
colours, gloriously torn by the grape of Solferino, attracted
general attention. That of the tad Regiment has nothing
Mee than a taw shreds, perforated with boles, and tied toge-
ther with knots. It la impossible to Imagine anything equal to
the Indifference of the Italiace. Yesterday evening, when the
Emperor arrived, the town was illuminated, flags had
bees placed st ell the windows, and the population cans out
to mashie lisjeety pass. This morning, however, on the
arrival of the Guard, not a head showed itself at the win-
dow*, and the strews were ma deserted as on ordinary mos-
gam It wet, nevertheker, • rather rare occurrence to
sees parte( the Imperial Gourd arrive at Demme. At
Paris there would have been a crowd mumbled to wham
such a sight, bat here ell the people seem to went la to avoid
►eing distaztesd. Nay, more, the Italians are so el:esthetic
that when the Iseed-metere ere fined in a town, all the
cafes ere closed. It is not that the French cam alarm to
them, for they are only afraid of on thing—having Mom*
tado ; bet they are &must .11101 to have in their ceGe teem
five to ten guest. at a time who sit quiet and call for
lemonade or a sorbet. They are thrown into a fright
what they tee their establishment invaded by from 60 to 100
alms who talk loud and laugh, call for the waiter, kw&
is tag tables and ask for absiethe, brandy, rum, sad gram
They lose their pretence of mind le the midst of so assay
enstomere, and, besides, they have not the good now to Me-
see that it wee necessary to increase their stocks. A French-
air would hare made it an opportunity foe leaking a good
deal of mossy, but the Balton only tear their hair in des-
pair, sad shoe their houses. Gendarmes an then seat
to them, end they en ordered to re-eeen, and MU
Feesioh epaaletor at length arrange with them to work

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—(THIS DAT.)
The Stutz': to tbe chair at 12 o'clock.
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THE BUDGET....

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iD1117611.01 AIINUITY TAX ABOLITION BILL.
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MUr owned opeding el dr 1111. bo dryly en oat rid
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Ws pabeltellai the els of 'oblatory ausfdbuilme.
If the b bad • better ettbeitats halland It
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pans& approval of dr ewes
gib 0. C. raweet that then was se wit qua.
dew Tbs awben d tbe wrest goverment bad Wady
wed tar tba ammontal of ett ma, rd ha had so besitatke
seemelas to the recipe cd the W. Is raw
Ns Ws ha tie accost meat al the bill
I. reap inbred to annte eat the tax
sal ha csathead is Its =Wag ham It, thaestare,2lit
am we Awed aa re to =wad mew art so further, Is
woe eadwah• fbt th• goverwslat Wald ant awes
Is a new= seemly providing fartbs tediums e the
tax. bret propos*/ • Jet asel brew% Watlese• he It.
bred Is sew nowt apes the law prise* aet dest sleab
had bars applied et wester: wry is heed. (11w,
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ELCHO objected to tb. principle of toll,. dention.
Theeatabhabd church wortil remain watt all its Faber
sad reeponstadities; bit the mesas of fulfilling its fttootions
would be gam. The question could wily be dealt with fa a
spirit of comproades This bill, loiwever, *rut directly to
ths fonneatioa of disiewaDished otturch,and up ei that round
DP felt hood to mid Its mooed reading, (Hear. hear.)
The aanoity tar is Ediaborgb stood uron precisely the
sans footing non hes in Euelsed, sad to per the bill as it
stood would be a dsugen u. mhorui n upon the rights sad
arability of properly reeling upon rtatuowy law.
_Mem.)
The government appeared to to ra.ber misfortunate laWaufsew
day sitibig. Three Wedamdaye ego they were compelled to
swallow the Endowed flctiPole Bill. This day week they wee
lewd at the plat of the bayonet to support the abolialion d
church ones, and sow to-day they were- bdag Mudd •
thi same power io *coed this bill for the rerneed without
subatitwo of the Idlslimegts annuity tan. (Hem, bawl
He, however, moat :dare to follow Mesa Mrs cenetesined
mum, and begged loam 'headset. mem. rrameendmeat,
that the bill la mad a sexed time spoa this day three
swaths. (Hear, bear.)
Mr. NEMDBOATII essmilied the amendment.
Mr. Nam mad Mr. Cusastra Baucs opposed the dB,
and Sit E. COLILIROOZ and Kr. CaIILD supported it.
[Left satin.]

LONDON AND TrZSYNINZITiI BAN I.
(77113 DAY)

Tito ordinary half-yearly meeting' of proprietors
was bald MI6 afternime, at the Dentral,alien in Lothber, ;
Alderman D. SaLiiitosa. P., ia Mattosa, cbai,.

Tao advartiliewhi calling the meeting having teen find,
sad the minutes of the Wt witation coodrated,
The ICOLTakY nal the following repro and afaimust
of accooni.

The directors hays the pleasure to report that, alter
making peortsiou toe all bad and /amidst debts. paying the
uteocue ins, and reties apart the es of 2,0001. towards he
sew building. is Wesuniseter, &sithereark, sod Tample-bsr,
the set proem of toe beck for the lad half-year aimed is
102,021. tid. From thee. posits Intend at 6 par ewe.
for the ball-peer (4.6364. te.) his bar sided he the i
fond, making that thud 011i01.11t at premed MAK lirM
The diratore sow /edam* dividend is the abershablies at
the rate of 6 per test per 'news; tad by my d brim
dirideed oat of the 'coati a bowie ef 6 pit mat. sa tM
paid-up ratite]. Alter these payments see wads lbws IrM
rupaip the .um of 18,116/. 13e. 61. to be meld M Ibsen& li
of the peak mid bra account for the term/ beryear.
The memo: health of our esteemed gement wsrts.rhr sag-
rated to the board the taped Nacy of ti wetly mired; him ham
the duties of as °Moe be bag ea aped so mash is his we
credit and to tha a of the baud her tie
fooadetioa of this eetablabierst. The directors lave them-
fore menaced that Mr. Glib- rt shall, at the ead of Ibis year,
retire apse • peados of 1,600/ per annum; surreaderimi
his ode* of parrs] stager to Mr. MWOlp, who, SS the
;imitators are aware, bee long occupied Ms respessillie
{{coition of manager ot the hopormat breach d this astab-
-1*hr...1 et Blot matey. Mr. Gilbert's esymisamettill we,
!weever, it is bop d tw loot to the batik, It Wag ibe der
of tie beard to rear emend b se to lb. peptises be
amp:vast as director, ea the /at Tammy.
" .. To proprietors far paid-up capital, 1,000,0041.;
to somas* des by the bank ou deposit., deader
wed, 11,N6,4364 1 Is. 9d. ; to rest or emrybes
kW, 181,41/71. 17e. 10d. ; to mot emits of ths
pasthhalter, 102,6611. 2r. 61.-12,9116,4961. 12s. W.
Cr By Clorersmeest Sloth, Bsolespier Bills, sad Bawls.
1.973,6674 ht. M.; by other sechritha, imelmilieg bills, de.
counted. Baas In csounners. kr. 10,106,3921. 4.. 61.; by
cask Is bead, 6116,297/. le. 7d.; total, 12 960,49111. 19e. it
" Preis sad Lare.—To told expraditmee of the maw

eetattabientim Including reat, tease, veinier, statienni.
he., ZIA& Ile. 3d.; le eatoaat spat tows:de there/
1411,4 tags In Westminster, fiaohwerk, and Tesieawber,
2,0001. ; to ammo added to wet 'Sr etteplue feud by basemt
et eve per seat, 4,11391. 4.. ; to mown ante dividend new
&tiered at the rate of ea per rent. pet annum 0r ibi Met
Ixll-yeer am the psid-ep espial otr 1,0099444, 9149191.;
to tram of Gm per ant, se We sepia!, "OW ; le Mira
of petiltaad lea sateunt, 18,1161.18 e. 6.1. 137.1991. 13.. 9d.
Cr. By prose pada of the ilia brallear, dpir paying the
,arms las, and mar*" provilins be a OM ed 1101110tini
cell% 137,16 bi. 13e. 94.
•• Rea or Marano Foad.—Dt. : Prolog annest 1116.9131.
Is. 104. Cr.. Anoint so the IA herenty. 1359, 131,40 i f,
1:.. 104.; to Ottawa ea ituto as I per sat per
4,5315. 4. —Tavel, 184,911. le 104.
Tin dividend and boom (without denestion of become tat)
tall be to Me mane of payment en Monday, Ye 36th

Oa the modes of the CHAIPXAN, esoroded by klr. L.
JOILDAN, tie report wee nettaioesely alogned.
• dividend was &clued ia accordion with the mote-
anadedes d the director*, sad votes of thereto were weed
acknowledging decal vies of Mr. Gilbert. the rdiriolf ma'
aegor, end of the atotagwe of the aeverwl ken& Wake.
Mr. GILDART, m reternisg thwara is the tocoolitsent
ped to hirell. am:towed hi. gratilkothee that the e.tebleh-
nest, of which he had been the meager for 26 yew,
Duet wit wee epos wool basking pilot:4,6s had attained
so high • state of proeptmity, aotwithatracilsg the legal end
raber 'betake It hot had to tostead with, sad the couple-
ties doom joist stork books, the estebliebtnest of which the
seeress ph. Lesdost sad Wl.ll. misat.r Bask hadeettosretteel.
Ile was ettotOleat that, cooler his rooree•or, Mr. littriaga,
who hot bees sestojeted with bin for toasty-throe yeah%
the aerie yr:advice woad he penned, sad wish the same te-
moles

—limit, were s veba to the diesotors sod to the clods-
is.o, otos II kick Ids so Wag sepsrolod.

The following Austrian view of the ranee of
Cnuot CST6tUr.• f 1.1.5114001. appnarsie the Oft IhrterAe Past
It saran probahle that M. Crows teriarad big resigns,
boa. sad the• it was sr..eptel, iroatre that qua re of the
c,se,teas degraded by Austria. It there sits to be a re•
es.orillation between the courts of Venn. sad Turin,
orate; ensile be so likely to berg it about r the
reurival of the misietrr who hod represented the polky
!roof sad i.ff..see against Asatint. Ta. Emperor Nspohosi
h tbst this dammed of Austria wee well
oitoiod, and whet ham happrsed tree a astiasetios which it
was very natural for bleu to erre "
Faiiu it SIIIPI Or WAR le YARMOUTH HAR-
P/AM.—The sere of hie Imperial *stray Ow Farr
&armee paidie swam, Galilee, ramie' two ger, is
will hie! in Twitionth horror. Her nbpet is to prevent
rice Freacb Rabies rata Wyk, ate Ash of Eaallsb ship,
which would se forelgo unr• be ben,. to duty, sad
t` re inlet Fusels pate as tars own gore free 11%61
Tha Geltiro ha (..y. the Nee ortrA Nsresseit) eh eight• sad
bider no board for trying the wrist •ive power ef erperesed
attionforrn ; awl we ors erased by the eoginow sod the
brit lisin'eass• that, so far es the experirest bee gre,
titres I. is Iles tuts of rill wrier s wars" of 40 pr ant.
la far. TM Gabe e rogue tate Itasboat without the ossiel-
are of a ;dot sod op ft poor serpri.a being tweeted
In erne of the (Akers. It was simmered Vott so ship of the
Trrneb ssoy wee Whored to Nike as Rabluiti pilot Is raw
soy of oar pots, with whit* they wet.. • x poctoti to be
thoroughly senualsisd—a Jimmied's winch, it is rupees*,
would art be hand in sorer oat was orstasaders.