The Express.
London, England, 1859-03-18 00:00:00

TIM EXPRESS, FRT.D4LY EVElltr4q, MARCH IS, 1859.

we are grateful, at a aboZa•at when emey,
the right is assigned in Italy itself toe elitTrii
at tide moment to march against dinearia is
Italkm quarrel. We aan have no felhriliii with t.,
many, whether it be that of the arch•dsepot who
sushi the life-blood of Lombardy, or the wretch
whose throne he supports in Nrplea. But we may
nit let our strong feelings blind us as to the choice
of means. A time may come when our policy will be
simpler, clearer, and lees entangled. Till then, let no
one, Austrian or Italian, suppose that England is
indifferent to the wrongs of Italy, or indifferent to
her efforts for independence.

Ma. Dtsasect explained last night the
ssdiises-
tioea he proposes to introduce into that part of the
Govavoment " Reform Bill" which relates to the
right of freeholders to vote in respect of property I
is boroughs. He proposes to maintain the right
of all existing freeholders to vote in county consti-
teseciee, and to provide that for the future free-
holders in boroughs shall have the option of
voting for the county or the borough as
they may choose. This announcement was
received with murmurs and laughter ; the
laughter probably from those who looked only at
the merits of the project ; the murmurs, per-
chance, from some Liberal members old enough to
remember that the same proposition has been within
►ivied memory submitted to Parliament on high
Whig authority, and displeased to see the CHAN-
CILLOZ of the EXCHEQUiI taking advantage of the
fact. From Mr. DISIALLI'S answer to a question
pat by Mr. Hurl' we are entitled to 'mamma that the
Government will he ready to m►ke a large we of
their right to amend the Reform Bill in Committee,
shisuld it ever get there.

IT. P 1

INTELLfa

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The Armenia of Turin states that leave prepara-
tions are being made for transpart;ng the seat of
government to Genoa, a city which is not, like
Turin, open to the inroads of an enemy.
The Duke of Modena hers, it is said, addressed re-
sonstranoes to Count de Cavour against the enrol-
lment of Madness subjects in the Sardinian army,
declaring that, as they had quitted their country, they
aught to be mat back to be punishtd. M. de Caveat
is said to have implied by a refusal to accede to the
payee of the representation made, declaring that
the Piedmontess government considered Italian vo-
lunteers es emigrants and not desertees.
Some of the journals having stated, that the Eng-
lish government lately addressed remonstrances; to
the Sardinian government complaining of its enrol-
ment of Austrian deserters, the .etrmonia remarks on
the subject _ . . . _

If we are well Informed, the reply given by the Sardinian
ministry declares that the English government complains of
bets to which it is in nowise concerned, and hes sot the
right to ask fee anplanations relative to the enlisteneat et
Ambles desenees. The answer, nevertheless, declares that
Amherst amuse amid enrolling the &enters, koanse ft

ean neltirer sod tie bask, nor, without danger to public
tranquility, Ism them natectrepled. The note conoludes by
resorting that this neseenre is but a feeble act of reprisals for
the preenerdsme et Auer* who le affecting conorntratione

of liar, mks lertlicadais at Naomi, Pavia, &c.

AUSTRIA.

Preparations for war continue upon an immense
sale. We bare force enough and to spare to con-
quer Piedmont in a few days. I am not fond of
braggadocio., and I have a horrorof war, which may
bring in its train such terrible calamities—more es-
pecially to Austria. But you may be well assured
that our army is most anxious to fight, and if the
straggle should begin before France takes the field,
Piedmont will be crushed. If France hesitates, if
her aid should not be afforded largely and at once,
the situation may from one moment to another be
modified by • fait accompli. In speaking thus
strongly I only repeat the opinions of some of
the most eminent and best informed men here.
Moreover, the language of the Wieser /wilds"
shows that there is nothing improbable in such a
conjecture. Austria, instead of listening quietly to
threats and harangues, will take the initiative, and
demand guarantees against agitation in Piedmont.
In default of obtaining three guarantees, she is re-
solved to make a short end of the business at what-
ever risk to herself hereafter. This being so, what
hope is there in diplomacy ? None as I think.
However, a miracle is possible, and nothing short of
a miracle can save as from war.

IN THE CAUCASUS.

•
EXPRESS FROM Pkirn.

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PARIS, THriNDLY ET=NO.

Lord Cowley, whose arrival was prematurely an-
nounced yesterday, only reached Paris late last
night. He has had an audience of the Emperor to-
day ; and a report, based probably on but slender
Ibundation, that the interview was highly satirfao-
tory, produced a sadden rise of nearly per cent. at
the Bourse.

Count Pourtales, the Prwsian minister, was re-
ceived by the Emperor in state this afternoon to
present his credentials.
The grand review on Sunday next, which was
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announced to be a review of tha whole army of
Paris, appears from the Monitsur to be confined to
the Imperial Guard. There is much diectusionpro
and eon es to the probability of the Emperor making
a speech to the troops on the occasion. The Roth
of March, celebrated for the unfailing early buds
shown on that day by a precocious chesnut-tree in
the Tuileries gardens, is also a great Napoleonic
anniversary, for it was on that day that Napoleon L
entered Paris on his return from Elba.

It may now be considered as certain that Prince
Napoleon will be created Viceroy of Algeria. A
telegram from Marseilles, published by the Nord,
states that the people (!) of Algeria are signing
petitions praying the Emperor to create a lord-
lieutenancy, and that the local journals approve of
the idea. This despatch has been eappreend in
Paris, when the faros of popular petitions is
VIENNA, MormAT. I understood.

The Bonne opened languidly, and remained
without animation during the greater part of the
day. The Rent. for account was Ant quoted at
yesterday's price, 67fr. 46.. ; it unproved to 67h.. 60e.
and then dropped gradually to 67fr. 36c. After I
o'clock, on the strength of a rummer that something
favourable had transpired after Lord Cowley's inter-
view with the Emperor at the Tailoring, there was a
sudden upward movement, and the closing pries
was 67fr. 860., being a rise of 400. For cash there
was a rise of 1100., the last price being 67fr. 75e.
Mobilier rose 12fr. 60c. The Northern railway rem
Bfr. 76c., and the Orleans 6fr. 26c. There was
scarcely any change in the other lines.
M. de Llamado, who was elected an academician

more than a year ago, in the place of the late Alfred
de Monet, wu solemnly received to-day. M. Vilet
answered the initiatory speech of the noviciate.
A Venetian patriot, Degli Antoci, who was an inti-
mate friend of Manin's, kaa just died at Florence.

THE NEAPOLITAN EXILES IN

We are Warmed, Ida reference to the statement
which yoatmday appeared in a letter from Bristol about the
arrival to that port of one of the Neapolitan exiles, on board
the Nimrod steamer from Cork, that there is much reason to
suspect the existence of 'misapprehension with regard to the
Italian passenger who landed at Bristol on Wednesday, and
tip3n whom the acclamations of the good people of that city
were so liberally bestowed. The Nespolitan gentleman now
sealing in London, Signor Settembrini and others, ere sot
aware that any of their companions intend coming by way of
Bristol ; and Signor Pica, who arrived with two other gentle-
men yesterday afternoon, states that he left Cockatoo o'cktele
on Wednesday morning, at which time none of their party
were on board the Nimrod ; bat as ft woe balms that
the Nimrod carried amongst her passeagen one Dam,
namely, a Venetian courier, lately in the mite of seine
English family, it is thought probable that he is the pence
who was mistaken at Bristol fur one of the victims of Nea-
-1 pollen cruelty. We are not yet informed that anything
was done or said by him to encourage this delusion, which
perhaps originated In nothing more than in the hasty and
excited feelings of the Bristol populace, aiming or they do
in the same generous sentiments of admiration and sympathy
which have been aroused In the metropolis and in every other
part of Ragland by the romantic adventure of the primeers
ea board the David Stewart.

Prom • oorsreatton with Signor Raffaele Settembriai, the
brave sad afhotionste son who, at the risk of his own liberty,
hassehieved with ouch remarkable adroitness and resolution
the deliverance of his father and of his °poetry-
cry we learn some particulars of the affair which
have not yet been published. It appears that
this young alter, who after serving a short time in the
Sardinian navy, obtained en appointment on board the
Prince Albert, one of the new Galway and Amerioan line of
Margrete, was indebted to Mercers. Bake, Adams, and
Co., the chief proprietors of the North African Stearopacket
Company's vessels, for yernsterion to go to Cedie in the
ohmmeter of mate of their steamer, the Warrior, for the pur-
pose of setiog whether be could do anything for his father,
since it had been reported in all the newspaper* that th;
Neapolitan government steamers, the Stromboli and the
Ettore Fieramosca, were expected to brim the grasses to
the port of Cadiz preparatory to their shiparet he Armies
Signor Raffaele Settecobrial exposers his prirds to
Mews. Bake, Adams, and Co as well es to Noll& Comm,
the commander of the Warrior, for the Mr andersneabo
received front them. His own intention at that time re
simply to endeavour to effect the rape of hi
father in the harbour of Cadiz. Ills parr age we de
not know, but he boor not more than ono or two sad twisty,
and since he bad not seen his father during a period of to
years' imprieonnient, the loving recollections of childhood
most have remained without addition in his mad. mina
the venerated patriot and senator has lain Immured in the
chill dungeon of Santo Stefano, buried in a assert rock of
the biediterreamn, and abut out from the hope and lids of
the world under a sealers of perpetual inercerstion, the
gallant son has trodden the daces of free Sardinia, or of free
Britain, cherishing but two desires—the tint being to
liberate his father, and the sewed, that he might one day
be enabled to oontributa some effort for the liberation of his
country. With • noble and obareettristio modesty, he will
not boar • weed of praise or tympanist upon what
he has dose, sad only supreme, regret that he
was net ebb to gad an earlier oppoetenity of
contrivimg his father's stripe from the prison. To Tenn
to oar asendge, memainball by lewd of the aliens on
crew of the Weider, end busied in kb pain eollheo, he
rowed Woo& the Engobed, the Ifeepallka frigate, Is •
boat dine*" the MS& Unice Jot et Be elan, and
heals( been naive' with gam naval beanie by the Negro
Ilbaellagge, who engin the non to present arm te are
sapient( that be ma ea Oboe el our royal any ; he
trudging hirmit la hie pee as as the na ef the Wow,
Luigi Settembrhal, and kind powdoloa is ban • ben&
interview with hie aged fallen priviess to the deignare el
the latter for tranatleatie chasm The gequet append se
neecaable, ad the yang ma's akin willevo was n it
peeing Oat the canna of the frigate Stromboli did set kolv
fate to easily, lad sent to the other Neapolitan inventing
von, the Ettore Plummer which lay dose by, ordering
the prisoner Settembrint to come on board the Stromboli,
and meet his son. We can Imagine the emotions with which
they mat upon the deck of the Stromboli, and poured out,
with ell the favour of the Italian nature, that sthat'on
which so many yews of torture, towlines", and despair bad
sot extinguished in the alder man, and which the vicissitudes
of education and enterprise, in the opening of an tactics ca-
reer, had not tempted the youth to forget. But their inter-
view was strictly watched. It took place under the eys of
the Neapolitan commander, end not a word of any plan for
the fetus could be exchanged. Babel* Settembehti took a
deal leave of his father, and returned to the Warrior
which was on the point of starting, in order to continue ha
trip to Morder, and the other North African porte. He
had hoped to be able to g.t • boat alongside the Nespolitoa
straws is the deares of the night, and help his firer to
ewer ewer the aide. This was his original deep,
bat so vigilant a watch was kept in both the
Neapolitan ships, that It was Impossible for any boot
to approach unobserved. He promptly shared his plan.
Quitting the English steamer, which priestly left Celia
without him—but whilst the Neapolitans believed him also
le have gone—he landed and proceeded to make his arrange-
ments in the city. Be had got an introduction to Mr. B,a-
jerk Oliveira, our well-known countrymen, who received
hie mot kindly and rendered him the gamest service. It
woe unerstood by that time that the American clipper
Dawn Illiewart was chartered by the Neapolitan government
Se teaniset the 66 prisoners to New Torilt—a transactr of
Ma ilsiatity of which, to my nothing of its manner, we
sigighend there cannot be any doubt--arcing that they were
art dipped as free parsegen, bat as convicts or slaves, on
beer • weer of the tinited States under sentence of •
(meta tribunal. However, then woe an honottrable Spanish
gramma at Cadiz, the Count di Cesabrunette, who had
some Interest with the consignees to whom the David Stewart
had her mot, and he and Mr. Oliveira, entering
into young Settambries dutiful wish to accompany his
fare, used their Intuenee to have him taken by Capt.
Prettier, of the David Stewart, as a sestaring led, a native
of Cube, who having been kr at some European port.
mated to work hie passage over to New York in order
that be might Otorwards get to his horns at Havaansh.
This was allowed ea a favour' sines these were no other
perorate taken on board the American clipper, except the
Neapolitan praetors., themselves. The adventurous youth.
Marra in the rough clothes of a common ehipboy, Jahr
the ter of the choler, a mixed crew of Yankees, IriAtimm
and aerosol ; he hat one narrow escape from discovery when
the riptin of the Elton Fineman, who had previously
nee him bawd in en English uniform, come
on board the David Stewart, and stood clogs to
him, but without recognising him. If he bed
been divested when on board the Neapolitan frigate,
he would assuredly have bees claimed as a subject of King
Bombe, and carried off to pine sway and rot in Pomo one of the
notorious and horrible cavern' where, loaded with irate, end

starved with the privet:ea of food and daylight, the ma-
happy victims of that almost incredible enmity are doomed is
endure a living death. But at last, the clipper with bar
soble freight of petit nt sad sofforitig witaseam to the cease
efrightsad truth, towed by the Nsapolitini steamer, stood amt
Is Na. It would be an error to suppose that, in.what wee
subsequently done to change the destinstiost of the vessel,
flettnutrini and his comrades bed no other otie .t than Is
I cars themselves the fatigue and lots of time of a Tome to
sod fro MIMS the Athattc. It is ttoe that thorn who might
survive en the arrivel of the David fieswers at
NOW Teak would have been exempt host per-
restraist Am their landing, and tree is
some to lAverpool, sr to Haws. or to Gems, if
they could obtain the mesas of skim so • but we are mewed
that gems of time were ahead; is siss4end and exhausted
• imodlitun, having bum soddenly removed from their loath
some tolls, with emstitatiam ishiebloi by their loos and
pmlelhl imilmosot, and uposed b *Mem Is is ill-bond
vesosl wpm wriest and stormy am that it le prohibit' they
eoald Dot hare his. Maid at New Toth she.. At say
tats, the dboolderle sod perils of thin "middle passige,"
sod tbo coolly of their future We at • Arose* boot
larom, woe well 10 be spared ; and it was far the sake of
somohlog mere than bravado that they determined to avail
tbesessives el tbe gallantry of young flatteesiertal, sad to
get to loglasi at owe. For the first two days be did his
week with the ether sins., and was hosted as sa extra
bold—• iYay Cubes, asking hie way hors been
Optla ; Mt when the clipper had got two Modred
Who to the wee of Ceps St. Vtuceet, sad the Ettore Piers.
mom lid teat her al ant turned about again, listrole
lintembeini put to bie mita m, sad walked op to Captain
Preaties with that lain prolog signal by all the Neva
Thith belkpillibmi. <Wetly aid 'Wei say
siren Isinonatrattna they did &pitted OS and oar, as sees
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I which had been detonated twos. They now buret forth
into joyful serenader, and hailed the young hero se their
deliverer, imbruing him, end kissing hie hand, as it Is the
I meaner of 'peahen men sometime' to do; and even the
sailors, Marred by this contagious excitement, came throng-
, lag around him, cheering him altogether lustily, and one by
lone begging his portion for any little incivility or practical
joke which might have peened between them whilst
they only regarded him as a poor marinate thrown
by chased amongst them. The skipper, however,
like a cold-blooded, impedes Years as he was, remained
unmoved ; and whereas the most dopier " nigger" in his
motley arm did not appear Warble to the sentiments of
orepasston and humanity, art each an occadon, or refrain
from expressing his pleura at this admirable surprise, in
the calculating mind of Cairn Pretties those considerations
were outweighed by the almighty dollar, and it was not until
Setterabrini invoked that potent American idol, that he could
prevail to alter the captain's purpose. Yet it should be
understood that of the sum of 8,600 dollar', which was the
amount of the freight, two-thirds bad actually been paid in
advance, besides which a praiser of 480 Mara had been
made to Captain Ferree by the oommandere of the Neapo-
litan Moir of war. However, on the first day, the demand
of the Neapolitans that they should be conveyed to the
neareet Engirt port, though expressed in the most courteous
and respectful manner, err obstinately refused. Next day,
the 21st of February, they renewed their importunities,
and gave him formal notice of a regular suit sad action for
damages, on account of their illegal detention, to be &sr-
toted by every individual of the 66 Nespritans before the
competent coasts of the State of New York. This argument
it was which male Captain Prentiss think better of it. No
violates was attempted or threatened; however justifiable, in
ease of extreme asperity, each conduct might have been,
none of the elder piresers, and certainly not Signor Luigi
Sattembrial, would have sanctioned it. Captain Pintas
mated to pat them off by promising to land them at You
bat they were resolute, and would go their own way.
At last he "caved fa," if we may quote a press of his own
people, sod tared the David Stewart about for Cork, after
calling his mew aft, end explaining to them that the gentle-
men obliged him to set aside his °attract. We should add
that nothing could be more sulky end ditagrnsble
than his behaviour during the rest of the voyage. Though
not the slightest attempt was ever made by thittembrinl or
the other Italians to interfere with his command of the ship,
though they treated him with the utmost civility sad com-
primates, offering him their cigem sad Inviting him t,
firstly conversation—be word scarcely vouchsafe a word
to my of them, and by supplying them with filthy water
mad with the nastiest sad root =wholesome food he eggrr
ward the hardships and inconveniences of their voyage, until
after fourteen days' tallow experience they at length reached
Ornstein, sad got ashore in safety, to receive the cm-
'modeller of all Ireland, England, and Scotland, em ea
earnest of their happy natoratiort to their native land.
Intelligence, we ere Informed, bas been received to-day
that a number of the Neapolitan exiles will arrive (from Cork
rid Bristol) at the Paddington railway station to-morrow
(Saturday) at 12 o'clock. A committee of Hagfish gentlemen
will premmt an address of congratulation to them on their
arrival at the starer

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
(THIS DAY.)

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'Imo&
Lad Ma —dad I swig be pot hwt of coo of the
brido
glum (goidlowelly)-1 ows't wry whin hope IL
Idol Moor—ft geld the *mg ern
glow Igo wrisog, hut I OW. apt= Al= :117=PaZ
ogia go of of • glom Igo Pis. It =pm ft we
gat II go wow wows Help Ithest the two wass to ism
dr god ; bee sus dig quoidled. rod Ile bey, la etwor
p= limperbed dee mom&
Ths phew= was gm disobliged.
130111411111 T.
• row ni 1n M.
Mr. iletaect Spower Gam, gowilbol Is the Peep-
Prot we • ruwAr, i a Meeytehearoome. =panel aa to= to
lIIMM ccesplant cof Mr. ilanesl Cilwahestaa, Homo-
odP, Ingbarlet, Wiltsdegi
TM me am se amp toggio of go soidleas wig
ogeobsoor gob psi op dldinumes Is • audio l• e.
'''moos at is Ha al Ps owibroo. 8 apposed goll
• impliemeo dew eseg =sly to go gum sod dli
kr bum le sorb Itio or - sob Pt bar bad= ad
two bibs wire twompided big Wissa the kiln weed
sess go Mad Is the go Lb" but sr pl.= was kb In
'spigot wain deindest add be pnewedad bls
pukka • NM& lig goddeadeid gollbrd ado. no
eawilussat, • esottelo.built pewmpe, Pisa NNW
between &inn= tad Illts mad degoa. (as Ps dr
Mama aid) " .astio• gos oak and doom isvahlag me by
hie wield." nes bliosoal thessel o..psaiaatarW
=Weft the panne, the moweiskrat gaga the okilnin*
"tk.a bin el his oat," sad eeplitellkshide IP west
elellorlle 01414//g b bog of lb wig dillmkg
soll isigligios "TWA II woo •
did ad gi "the
Me did so• Wm:
mog be re
ofaid gr. hog bodidig.
to Wig woods, "re miadows." "gr." to. Wag
modbrpd. Zwasitiddy Maga grog ageloisi Is go
boa sod On • polhotgagbis vim MI weldg le web Is
ponds psees
hefts= Pe pub' old Igo wwisely gip
pded dot May goad di •se sopoido ot the besses
bit it hie Pay se tie delhaohns isee sowndy. Bog to.
mg, vest Ie Dew-deed. to the peat NW et
deo le the gide% sod the anistionewle pseudero
dins/ ormengiet wig earned Mans btievepiss.
M. holies. elks brat= the solann ea both BM=
=id the deleadra wee set nabbed to slain the OM*
plogesi. hat bog pprotke ww egeallpie Mon to losiglog
the taw, red thsiw. be IWO ammo drum
WORSIIIP-STRIBT.

Maris .i.7.oi,";;—eiTrovi with W
coseesmil is tersimemery Inalriag or Meg re hewins
at Mt. dray thesey, r Amtelbse, Ilestaterreed.
M,.. Phoebe Crory deer thee lest MIS* do NOW le
bed, Worse the pares sewed with re dr lepers et her
tel-rest ek.fw die Ward tree hot
bleep, NA rem* II dre broadly Med Pips boas
the obese deer. Tbeellathesple brim el, esatolviai
It to be • wiser et roe Writer. Seekely, sd to be
sittiorhimist, the ebbe allat.as of law Nib WOO
=ll, re she dithisly err lad Omni porn ereilled
They UM the .oh, bat bds it surd sr are,
deer Oil again. The seal Irene A. bad •by
oda hi do Irk el the meet deer. TI me /direr by
OMNI ban blow, awl the dm gore . y alb tier
•.
bed arebsed het boo,nreille es ibe
misp=trintriebet the , spire de roes
ale the iledrispe et the snot
dost.lytes is the diemb.
Mr. Creep's Awe is the bromides Wm plealiar. Be
direr bet es isiehimg be bp of the iesire ho wdr
lira sr" hip admired, re sate a der et
oserties s Nowa by lepser hire
rddl ihe lje . The ebb be mis rte the oreatt,
dam& Is seedy a ssie limb
& he
Wed " dii;"

W dowo, sod bobs& Ids momeiffer ea imp hp •
=my seeerei •(, but lko NA so they
tb• puss wall ho sow bin 'lend b• th

-11;1°Willalma. 12 11, wed bottle Mal I aisles
bey es the pleesm, who, when the drip wee mil ever be
bin, ebreved only, " Oh, yak I waseesd Ilse r
Prliouser now 11. Net the ere my* be seimeertly
ink with. Eat Mr. LEINE nitwit
Semturbed.

1101:1TIMIABZ.
• herVIAXIT SOLDIZZ.
Jew. W/Way, • Finis d the Coldalreara Guards, who
was wittheat . lei (. sip et korner bed oundunt), wee
heewskS twice Mr. with violsotly anal
vkary Oslo end Jeer polioaconstable 134 M,
whits is the premesee el hie tay.
'llia emsialle Maid ad dent • quarter-past Mast
eight be wee on dry in Hipt-errest, Borough, when ha
sew the prfaare hark dews ma who wu paean.
Whom Mmdliell went wp ha him sad recaoestrated with
, wham he amide am of lie malt Megueting language he
warhead et. Therms thin got ay spin, whoa the primer
briber* bored hint dews, rid whew wirer went be-
tween thew re weer the pram his obi brew vi..
bre he kicked Ma IS WI bp Ned atireptad to trip tin
sp H. this ones lib sable kr reirtar whew the
mmer anti et Wm, and to the .is byre the rade.
abeam dim this ere • up, sad bay rend Mr.
Mr. Cart embed where the sr wee rat the perkweer
bet rowebeil I' The rewetable replied that he wee not is
ettenires. Be wee • working ran, and he rid be did not
Binh he arid speee the tints to care.
Br. Caste ispired whether he wee mach but P
The orestabie NOM that he did not latish be wee. The
orklier wee lika • mines, tenting at everybody os the way
the etaticea-bewee. . .

—ltTosoiree to dr awn the prietrow meld that the vasa
Amok Was bet, ondl rkr the ratite the cositable broke
girt over We tool. • •

TheOrehle dead that , sd, in =Ma to the mesa-
Ina, rid that as isimart did not hurt him.
Mr. Combs ad Ohs priaoe that tt wee laity the ease
ma did set lepoor fir. or seditillia re parked
Ida sower; bat, oder the Diem, le /bald las
de., sr seta deys.