The Express.
London, England, 1861-11-01 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 1, 1861.

The erection o ban-Acta near your quarters in this city to
be at 0004 disoontinued. The Secretary has been informed
that the troops elf:soma Lane's ceinarnand are committing
depredations on onr friends in Western Missouri. Your at•
Isolation is directed to this, is the expectation that you
will apply the corrective. Major Allen desires the services
of Captain Turaley, sod the secretary hope. you may find it
proper to accede therekt.-1 hays the honour to be, very
respectfully, your obedient servant.
Tuoldts, .tdjutant•CeoeraL
Major-General .1. C. Premont,
Commanding Department el the West Tipton, Missouri.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Mr. Commissioner PAM)
IN KZ lIVNIFERY AND
The bankrupts, father and eon, were oil refiners, of Suf.
foth-grove, liouthwerk. This WWI the examination meeting.
They owe 4,IMW. to unsecured creditors ; unencumbered
siesta, VV. only, all the property being assigned to secured
creditors.
Mr. Bagley and Mr. Dorn, who appeared in the can,
agreed on an adjournment till the 19th December.
lair MAUD= VAOO.
The bankrupt, better known as " Bern Collins," applied
for his certificate. The lirbilitie. are of trifling amount.
Mr. Murrough, fur the assignee, offered no opposition.
Mr. Harcourt, on behalf of the bankrupt, asked for • first
/Liar certificate.
The Conirnisaioner—This is the care of Samuel Vagg ;
why is he called "Ham Collies ?'
Mr. Harcourt—lle ie the eielebnited parole singer, whose
delineation' of Irish character are peen under that name.
Mr. Ilurrough said that the estate had paid lie. Bd. in the
pound.
The Commissioner—After that favoarahle testimony,
ha may take • first clam eartilkate.
IN RI COGARILL AND DAY.
The bankrupt. were builders, of Peterborough. This was
the examination meeting. Unsecured debts, 2,671/. ; assets,
about 1,150/.
Mr. Lioklater, far the &mignon, offered no opposition,
end the bankrupt& parsed.
IN IC WHITE.
This was the examination meeting. The bankrupt was •
builder, of Kentish-town. thrown to unsecured creditors,
4,6001. ; to those holding security, upwards of 18,0001.
There are se meets beyond the property held as security,
which is valued at ti,ooo/.
Mr. A. Tamer, for the asiignees, asked for an adjourn-
ment, which wee ordered.
(Before Mr. Commissioner Holroyd.)
re II DAVID NANAA Y.
The bankrupt was described as • merchant, late of Mel-
bourne and Liverpool, and now 4'f Forest-hill, Surrey. This
was the examination meeting. Thalmann, papered by
Mears. Brown and Dubois, show debts of 3,680/, and liabi-
lities on account of • late partnership, 3,732/. ; with seen
of 1571. The bankrupt was deficient at the commencement
of his account. 3,2591.
Mr. Linkister, ter the amignees, did not object to the
bankrupt prang.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

C UI LDH A LL.
ROBBERY AT Tint ISILLUNDAReB 0171 CT.
A Frenchman, who gave the name of Moore, end said be
was an Irishman, was placed at the bar before Alderman
Gabriel and Alderman Copelaod, charged with stealing •
cluck and umbrella from the office of Mr. Secondary Potter.
Mm. Bailey mid she was housekeeper at Mr. Secondary
Potter's ace io Beeingball.street. She was going up to
her room on Monday morning last, when she met the
prisoner coming out of her room with a timepiece and an
umbrella in his bands. She asked what be dui there, and
be said he waisted Mr. Secondary James's office. Knowing
Nat Mr. James had left tbnee offico, two yean ago, she
attempted to stop him, but he pushed past her and rushed
down stairs. He dropped the timepiece and umbrella on •
couch was the door directly he saw her.
rh. • denied his identity at first, but ultimately
pkedsdmuluilty to the charge, and elected to be dealt with
sum,_ _ _

Aldernia• Gabriel, with the concurrence of Alderman
Copeland, believing the prisoner to be what was termed •
regular " office sneak," oommittol hint for as months, with
hard labour.

ILiRLBOBOUGHaTREET.
ATTIMPMD BUICIDF.

Sang 11 &young woman, was this morning brought
before Mr. Tyra from the Hoene of Detention, when
she had hese for a week, having been charged with attempt-
ing to commit suicide by taking some mineral acid.
It appears that the prisoner sou seen by a constable lying
on some door step, a :visor protruding from her bosom, sad
being told by some of the bystanders that she pseud to
commit 'Wade the first opportunity, the constable asked
ben why she intended to do so, and she said she had just
came out al Maidstone tied her parent. would not
naive her. Me was then taken to the station. when she
admitted taking twonnyworth of • mineral poises. and
she was Yokes tow Middlesex Hospital, and the follow*
certificate was handed to the rnegintirate :
" This Is to certify that Sarah Myers was admitted to
this hospital, having taken some edema poison."
Prisms mid she had no place to go to ; and Welsh, the
Etsaid her parents would do nothing for her, and that
ta bees sent to prison for robbing them.
Mr. Tyrwhitt ordered her to be brought up this morning,
and the ohsplais of the Home of Detention forwarded the
magistrate (Mr. Tyrwhitt) a letter. stating that be had
written to • committee of lotion in the aty, with the view
of getting her deb some institution.
Prisoner said she was williug to go with the female
warder, sad Mr. Tyrwhitt discharged her, to be at once
taken to the City.
CLERKEN WELL.

MCCRAW:IIIIG PIREWOCILB.-THC NIW ACT.
Ooorye Rog, • reepetrably-attired youth, illsearibed as a
Clerk, rssidieg at 29, Newington-green, was charged with
tialawfally anthem's, frewerke in a public thoroughfare
to the common isw it piesengen at Homey.
Polles-esestable as.Sf7 N, said, last evenier the M-
oabite and COM other bop were in Howard•mad. Stoke
Newington, letting of &works. He took the prissier
Mtn enstedy with a firework in hie bead. area esompleift
were made by the bilialltrents of bey* letting off itrewarks.
Ha trek the primmer isle custody, mad be was hiked up
for abut those bsa else he obtained bail.
The delisederVe hthw said be was a solicitor, end the
delerial wee his artieled clerk. He did DO{ amebae of
the palleara, as he might have twee mistaken in the dark.
He staid aware the magistrate that the defeedaat bed not
let elf pay fireworks.
The diffeadant, in defame, thead the dame.
lit. llfEyncourt said the prudes of haat off firework,
in the public thoroughfares woo cardamom's, and it must
be put a stop to, as there was a gnat deal of it at this
period of the year. A. the esewtable might have been mis-
taken, be would give the dakedset the Neat el the doubt
sad discharge him.
SOUTHWARK.

A ETTNELB BOUM:BRUNEL
A young aallor.looking lad, named °miry loppitt, feats..
nen of age, was brought before Mr. °oaths, Merged with
entering the dwelling.houss. No. 4, Church-titres, Bet-
moodsey, with a false key, for the prpeee el einemittig •
felony.
Jane Radford, a respe--tabledoeithig woman, said that she
occupied apartments on the lint floor, awl about half-past 9,
while they were all in bed, she Mazda key rattle in the lock
of the street door. She jumped oat el bed, put • shawl
over her, and taking a light went eat el ber room down
stain to see what was the maim. life lieu saw the street
door open, and the prisoner had hi hand on it. As
sons ea he saw her be run off, bat he lift his boots behind
him. She called out for aisiaas, bat be managed to
make his escape. She, however, saw We hieedietinetly, and
could swear to him. A oonsitaile came rep shortly after-
wards, to whom she related the eiretnestames, gave •
description of the prisoner, and handed the hoots.
Police-constable 133 M said be took the primer into cus-
tody in hi. father's home. He had no boots to put 00, but
M took him to No. 4, Church-street, when the promentrix
bientifie4 him, and the boota fitted him exactly.
In mein to the charge,
prisoner said he was with another lad last eight, and
the latter picked up a key near the scraper, and naheked
the door sal entered the house. He denied having dose so.
Mr. Combs asked him bow about the boots he left be-
bind him?. _ _

FeniMitted that he left them near the house, as be
pulled them off while be went into a public-house elms by
to duos ow bis bead. (Laughter.)
Mr. Combs said he had no doubt se to his 'intention,
sad be might think !timedf lucky that he was not charred
with Loombreaking. He esatetiosii him to three months'
bard Mau under the Vagrant Act.

Tee ROBBERY Or 2,5001. AT Fatal/r.-0a
Wednesday aftersoon. Thomas Co; sad Juts Row or Cox,
the two pennons charged with the robbery at Falkirl: Tryst,
were brought to Edinburgh from Glasgow for the purpose
el identificatioa. It appears that os the evening after
the robbery took place both of the accused slept in • home
Founteinbridge, sod is the course of that day • WOMB.
who is supposed to be the woman Cox abovemenUees4
vine Be the Beak of Scotland ben and deposited 1301., and
to the City of Glasgow Bank and deposited IOGI., both same
Meg entered in the name of Thomas Cox. Them two
seam as already stated by the Glasgow papers, have been
reemered, but not, it seems, by the member of the Gies.
gem detective form who went io search of tbe accused, as
stated by there. Detective Fallon, of the Edinburgh
fore% got reformation which led him to make inquiries at
these Lanka, and he was the drat to discover positively
that as, of the mosey was deposited there. On the day
sucosedi3Fallos's first visit a mss went into one of the
beaks. girls( the 1161111101Cox,asked to have the cheque
'salted. ie man wee of course detained, and afterwards
removed to Falkirk. It is supposed that he was an accom-
plice, sad that he bad got the cheques from the woman to
get ached, Wads she and Cox disappeared.
Tag WRATH= IN SCOTUND.—DIIIiag the past
few days we have had decided indications that winter has
stain a march apes as. The weather last week ass gen►
rally dry sad plummet, although cold is the morality and
mind Saturday was • Roe day for the seam, and
Danish ales wee elm, sod eves wawa la the sus. Yes-
terday aliesieg, Ifrotwor, apeaei sharp sad frosty, sad
'wayside, hare • whitey wiped. the sesteps Wes
severed with •• thlek ease* al hear besthe Duripg the
early porn ef
which y • vastly think fog misseglid, is eon-
et he gas wee kept emire la essay al thm
shags end elate Is the d_ity ; leg ha
the shrews the.
fog cleared away, sad left the alememphsr• elver and
bracing. The evening, however, was raw and foggy.—
&ogee Guardian.

SECOND EDITION.

EXPRESS OFFICE,

Friday Eremirl, 6 o'clock.

LATEST

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

(DT ELICTRIC

NEWMARKET MEETING.-(THIS DAY.)

£lOO HANDICAP PLATE.
Cantins

... - ...
9 ran. ...
HANDICAP FOR TWO YEAR OLDS.
Bin:thin ... ... ... ...
Biocidella ... ... ... ...
Staple Oak ...
__ .. ...

16 rao.

HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES OF 20 BOVA.
Voßella
1
Black Lily ... ::: 2
King of Diastoods ... 3

9 ran.
Ninette SWEEPSTAKES. Half a mile.
Mdlla Champigny
6 ran.
SWEEPSTAKES.
King of the Foreet
Leontee
8 ran.
OPTIONAL SELLING PLATE.
Lapidi.t
}quad, a ...

16 raa.
SWEEPSTAKES OF 500 SOPS.
Salamanca walked over.
SWEEPSTAKES OF 23 BOVE
Away beat Ballerina

FIRST CLASS NURSERY STAKES
Deed heat with *murk sad Males.
12 ran.
MATCH.
Clarissa a beat Akbymigh

SECOND CLAM NURSERY STAKES.
... ...
Gorse ... ...
Bucket:ill= ... ... ... ...

11 rm'.

WEATHER REPORT.-CTIIDI DAY.)

>t/DA,, NOIIIIIIIIII I. • A.U.

:141 S. IL U. ... u. A.
*tat .. ...-
SS - N.N.I. •
11aliomi" UM 16 a W.N.W. b
L nal a IS N.W. b
111101110 t ' ? 1980 88 is W. •
AszeassiN.L. b
20111101 U WU 42 40 NL.
0101L86 ILA' 40 a N.M.
Oman' 114.411 41 14 W.N.W.
8018616265 iii 119 na 4$ W.
Lnilliamb 26.36 U 41 B.W.
VAMP= 01.74 42 40 N.
Lacallutrilm• -191:4 :1 : W.N.W.
1.0160°11 •••119:40 46 4$ W.N.W. _
Dora
Possmoant 1644 47 46 N.W. I
Painup U.4B 45 45 W. 0 1
PL12150211W 042 40 N.W. ea I
PWISIANCIN .OOl 44 1 4$ I W.N.W. Ille 1

ZIPLANATION.
IL—ltacastor corrected and redo/sad to 32 deg. at mean ma
lova : each 10 fest, of vertical rise, canalng about one-hundredth
of. an Inch diminution : and each 10 deg , above 02 deg., caudng
nearly three-hundredths Incrtase. F..—Exposed thennometer
In shade. M.—Moistened bulb (for evaporation and dew
paint). D.—Direction of wind (true—two points WI of wag,
attic). I.—Force !Ito It—estimated). C.-Cloud (I to 9). I.—
Initials : b. blue sky : c. clouds (detached) : f, fog ; h, hall :
Lightning: a, misty (hazy) o. overcast (dull) : r, rain; s, snow
thunder. d.-den disturbance 11 to 9). Z.—Calm.

FIZTIOI7/1 TO TRES acrorr.

N. Britain—N.K.W. to &
Fresh, showers.
!mind N N.W. to &W.—.
hes& roily.
Coost—N. to N.W., sod
W.& W. —Modorate..howeis.
& Zoirtood—N. to W. and &W.
—May.

IXIIOIID rm. •OJDLT.

N. N.W. to W. sad &W.—Fresh,
then strews sad rainy.
N.N.W. to 6--81ireig, then
gale, relay.
N. to W., then 6.W.—Fresh,
to pie, with rein.
N. to W. then B.B.W—Ntroad.
then Ws. with much rale-

TEf RIGIIPTILAZ-GENICRAL'a QVAI KILT RlTtraN.
=Vitriitenbe-17. of —peivooilioreiasa the awls( quartet of

. .
this year wan 83,932. The marriage rate was NS to 10,000
of the population, which is len by two than the
and less by 8 than the annual number monied Is the same
quarter of last year. There were 171,500 children born in
the summer quarter (endiog Sept. 30th). Ii the summer
of 1850 the number was 184,0ft' The natural humane of
popuistios is the moms of births over death. in a given
time. This norm was 70,514 in the quarter, or an
avenge of 766 in a day. The natazal growth
is weakmed or etmegthened by migration. Lest
quarter 19,892 persona left port' in the United
Kingdom at there are government emigre•
tics oaken. Of these, 6,348 went to the Muted
States. 4,930 to the North American colonise, 7,100 to the
Australian colonies, 1.514 to other places. Of the total
somber of emigrants 8,942 were of English origin, and of
lbws • large proportion chose the Australian colonies. The
Stoke preferred the North American colonies to the United
Steam la the simmer quarter of 1851 the total number of
Btarifrom the United Kingdom to the United States was
sin that of last year it was 21r4 and In the present
yew the number for the quarter declined to 6,348. British
North America has received a certain number of those who
would have preferred the United States in a more peaceful
time, but " • great majority have decided to remain at
ham."

L/lITZNIFIINO Score IN HYDS-PARE.—Yreterday
mania( a Some of peat uproar and lanantatios marred
on the books of the Illerpoatine, in Hyde-park, sinew& a
considerable number of Irish people, who had congtugabed
I for the purpose of searching for the body A a young
countrywoman, who had committed self.deehuctice. It
appears from the etatement of friends of the
wham name is Ellen Crawley, aged 23 yeaarrs6
who lived at 2, Prince of Wales-yard, Exetoretreet,
Uhelata,Xhat the funeral of the husband's mother took
place on Tuesda,y. During the usual " wake " the de-
ceased drank with some young men, and chatted too I
freely to plum her husband, who became jealoua, and after
their return home, between 9 and 10 on Wednesday even-
ing, a quarrel ensued, and the husband pushed her out of
the house, The deceased then declared her intention to
drown herself in the Serpentine, and ran off pursued by her
husband and others. She must Lave reached the pa, k just
before the phis were closed for the night, and instantly
precipitated herself into the water, as very shortly after-
wet& her friends arrived, and finding the gates shut
climbed weer the railing, and the deceased was nowhere to
beam. Early yostw&y morning the husband instituted •
search along the banks of the Serpentine, followed by
number of him countryman and women, and on arriving at
the south-eastern end they discovered • dark object in the
water, which turned oat to be the body of the deceased.
Upon her person was found 12/. in gold, very carefully
yawn up is a Nee filmset petticoat.
THE ISLAND or SARIL.--Sark is governed by
feudal customs and peculiar laws. Ite language retains
many ponlisrlties of the oldest Norman French mixed up
with a good deal of English and a sprinkling of other lan-
guor'. There is uo town or village to be seen ; no house
can be built without consent of the feudal lord, and no one
can Besot even land on the island if he object. But with
all this apparent tyranny, matters, both public and private,
appear to go on very smoothly. Once there was a threat of
serious change, when • vein of silver was discovered in
Little Sark ; but after some 20,000/. had been swallowed up
in researches with but little satisfactory result, and
the seigneur bad been totally ruined, the excite-
ment died awe , and the inhabitants seem to have under.
ms;y little alteration by the incursion of
Wong. The ruined lord has departed, and the
aaewho, now holds away over this little Barataria
zunr more delight in improving his house, gardens, end
grounds, and making the moat of the beauties of his island,
than in playing at government or interfering with the
purouita of his subjects!. They settle their own disputes,
if they have any ; and the little prison that has been built
manatty would certainly be au uncomfortable residence fur
the prisoner, since it has hardly ever been inhabited, sod
mat be fearfully damp and unwholesome.—Corraill
Mtge ire for November.
The Mormon hierarchy now consists of 3 presi-
"44 7 atner4es. 2.01i6 seventies, 75 high priests, 994
elder.. 514 priests, 475 teachers, 227 deacon., and 4C7 mo-
siemens&

MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

Two Velma.
This being the day for striking the half-yearly
balance at the Bank of England, the transfer
offices at that establishment are closed, and the
Stock Exchange is likewise shut, according to cus-
tom. No business worth reporting has occurred in
public securities.
The Bank of England have refrained from
reducing the rate of discount owing probably
to a disinclination to do anything which might
stimulate a flow of capital from this country to
that dear and straitened market, Paris. The Di-
rectors are likewise doubtless influenced by the con-
sideration that the grain, the sale of which has
added to our immediate means, will probably
be wanted in this country at a later period.

The discount market remains much the same as
last reported. Good bills are taken at n to 24 per
cent. At the Bank of England business continues
very slack.
It appears that the new Minister of Finance for
Venezuela is Senor Rodriguez, who was recently
representative of that republic in London, and who
negotiated the last settlement of the debt, the con-
ditions of which were almost immediately broken
by his government. Re will now have an oppor-
tunity of fulfilling the solemn assurances which he
gave to the bondholders.
_ _ _

No gold was taken to the Bank yesterday.
The Liverpool cotton market continues dull, and
it is difficult to effect sales. The transactions yes-
terday were limited to 6,000 bales.
Messrs. Ohms, Elliot, and Co., have received a
telegram from Malts, advising the opening of the
Malta and Alexandria telegraph line on Friday,
the lit November. Through traffic arrangements
are now being made and a convention has been
signed with the Italian government allowing
English clerks to be placed in all the principal
telegraph offices through Italy, whereby it is hoped
the irregularities hitherto existing will be obviated.
Notice will be given when all the arrangements are
completed, with a table of the through rates from
Loudon to Alexandria, India, China, Australia, &c.
The followin,g letter announces that the agitation
for obtaining justice for the shareholders in the
Bank of Turkey is at last approaching a satisfac-
tory conclusion. We understand that the deposit
of W. will be offered back to the shareholders.

TO rill IDITOIL OF TUE =PIM&
B[l4—Will you do me the favour to state, for the infor-
mation of the shareholders, that on of the dilation of the
Bank of Turkey having given me the 'maracas that a
satidactory proposition would shortly be made to the share-
holders, I have given instructions to my solicitor to with-
draw the bill in chanosry, and also the petition to windup,
in order to stop further needles, expenses, each pestv
paying their own ooets.—l am, Ac., A. MENDIP&
Mock Exchange, Oot. 31.

The Eastern Counties Railway traffie return
shows this week au increase of 7621. ; the Lan-
cashire and Yorkshire, a decrease of 1,4371. ; the
Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an in-
crease of 2001. ; the Midland, an increase of 5061. ;
and the North Eastern, a decrease of 2,21 W.
During the last and current month the following
sums have been paid to the credit of the Secretary
of State for India in Council on account of the
&ludo Railway Company :--Scinde Railway (new
capital), 23,0301. ; Indus Steam Flotilla Deben-
tures, 18,5001. ; Punjaub Railway (payments in
anticipation), 14,2601.-63,790/.
We are requested to state that the list of appli-
cations for shares in the London and Lancashire
Fire Insurance Company will be closed on the 12th
November. The directors have issued a notifica-
tion, in which they state that they " consider that
the deposit of 11. per share and 11. 10s. on allot-
ment will be sufficient for the present purposes of
the company, and no further call wiII be made
without three months' notice being given."
There was a further recovery of I per cent. in
Victoria Government Debentures.

A petition for the winding-up of the Cardiff Pre-
served Coal and Coke Company (limited) is to be
heard in the Bankruptcy Court on the 12th Nov.
It is stated that a company is being formed for
working certain patents for improvements in the
manufacture of boots and shoes. Amongst these
is a new leather cloth, which is described as coin-
plaid), impervious to wet and very soft to the
foot. It is the invention of Mr. Szerelemy, whose
name isknown in connexion with the induration of
the stone of the Houses of Parliament. There are
also other improvements applying more strictly to
the manufacture.

The following is from the steam shipping circular
of Messrs. Alfred Brett and Co. :

The improved condition of the steam shipping interest,
mistimed in our last, has been fully maintained to this
date ; several new vessels having found purchasers, and a
large amount of tonnage, consisting principally of transat-
lantic steamers, having been sold to fulfil engagements for
foreign enterprise. Additional contracts to build, of rather
an extensive nature, have been entered into by some of our
I Clyde shipbuilders ; but on the eastern coast builders are
not so brisk sa they would desire. The American govern.
meet still continues to meet accruing requirements. by pur-
chase and charter of vessels under their own flag ; and
although they are reported to have granted supplies for in-
tended (purchases In Ibis country, so confirmation of an
ellkial character has been yet received. Chartering has
been rather inanimate latterly, yet a alight reaction in
Deltic freights, both out and home, has taken place, owing
probably to the advanced season. In freights from the
Black Sea and the Danube there have been some improve-
ments, sad those from the Mediterranean are getting some-
what firmer. For steamers on time charters a fair inquiry
has misted. Several have been placed at atisfiictory
rates.

The EmigrationCoramiesionera have taken up the
Shaekamaxoolfor the conveyance of pauengera from
Birkenhead to Melbourne.

The return of the Bank of England for the week
ending Oct. 30, oompared with that for the pre-
vious week, shows the following changes :
Oimulados lrus N28,082,190 lowers £160,755
Olseslslioa sPli"

Pshiis=...— ::. 9,785,625 Increase 98,321
Ober
Orarmaii steurithes is

6aaiking &ratan-ant 11,053,001 Detreue 900.000
Othersecuritme *a baaJdsg
department
Clays and bullion in both

Ttsp;;;nce a; - 14,218,602 Inereses 111,911
Seven day end other bills 780,827 Decrease 10,249
The Beet
Nutes in reserve
Total reserve Motes k cols)
is basking department 7,966,412 blames 24301
There changes are not of much importance, but
the tendeuey of the Bank's resources is still to
accumulate.

BAWL OF INOLAND.—An
104 Bth Vie., a far the
110, 11101.

sins parenaut to Pe Aet 7th
ding on Wednesday, Oct.

__
lIIION isi
Naas lanai Sts ,C 0.19)

L 13.082.190
MAIIILIDO Di
=don' OptILI 410611,00)
a 125,1111
Mlle Deposits (In-
itialing Ficheq ,
Ms. Banks, Cow-
rola of National
Debt, and Dlr
Aorta)
Other Deixotta .
Seven day and other
MASI

itiOn.B2o
Oct. *l. 11leL M

-I";Overn-ro.ent debt /11,018,100
Other securities 4634400
Gold coin luid
Lul-
llos
Elver bullion

LP.5,0er2,190