The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-15 00:00:00

HUXTINCI APPOMMIDITIL

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koo; 711 y. Tregalkim Leige—si lidayon lu.
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ea wlOl b I. the same at allmeed the 1.../11166 ka
wash they tabour. I. As restriator mottottootoliow.
w ono to tend owahro .o sae were WI. direct
work of in. SiAnt. (AGM thoosAt they were with. erOCI,
of CGOlPltlibt4l Gs (4 .13 seem awe. Mr. Jamb
Memel. r ham Leh lee 1... rEvervaa. and alarmed
time l they owe eo“,tareeed they would Ism pieaq of them
All the ambers 'Pot tsar revival was is troth a rie
fuel ehowl tt^tt. toe r•titillik fad to taloa ulna-
sae of By retry remarry of th•
Ji EY 0 t AT WI NCIIOOI.,!Litt Streamer Bot-
lorast.ry &hoof, la the county of Wuctno, sod the laver-
mare /144 V SGUelei, tto cowry of I oeerwoo ham Mee
e.rtia,d aaearazi .•1 ewe.. tit t,, l.e rotorreatery
scaeola I. ottlletee of beta 1.5-e, nada t• krwialow dame
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WAKEFIELD ELECTION COMMISSION.

VIAII7IILD. Fauna.

After the derpstek of our paresi het night Mr.
exasimilla wee eandassi 47 Mr. Milks ;
wafts et nalorial logarlason Ina @Mind, sail the court
4141?4,44 nom alyir 4 deka.

7.7ol7re•—i—nrilo—• Cith7r•-wdry ustW.
name Me••••, the {mama the wet
Atemewed
the voter Mama ens ot the wry • days bait do
shod" yea caned, awl maid that d iest the tart et the
=•I Behrod, Athercea rot-is-law, but pre whine
we Maim • bsee.
Mt.l.rpi Walewrigitt wee rerMad, and h•adad to • lid
et Mt Gibed WM \ls hod boa Writhe,
• lair tem Mut" rata* Wert se mm-
-1

Mr. Msdost bet
mid Mr. Mails MS ass sbjuot Is tbs
boss bribtry, bet impilest et tbs wish mumissmat
Ms *aka Wag isinsisS St As isassass ssamisms.
Mews
Mr. Wiwi& asa Tad Os Wm, wide Ins as
:

"th. .lellisie. be'kefield, 17th April.
" Deer eir,—de dare enema e a prevellieg °pinks
la the 'peed eseesittm.' thit way metier and toomemst
eemeremd with the Wee. Add. dwell be left solely eel
wishedl the* pelts, euspelles, or limitation, in the'
bonds of do ossowdwo assmithw,' red es Ide not cower
Ii Ns whims or roystoirel thee teem% I beg tam.retAl4
to mein tem the Gni. emetissed Moly, sad releoleaft hem
the whole negesilldity es well se the power with the ear
maim eemsettlee-1 es, Wm oir. ran, sWOOMk.
" CHAS. Morrow.
Iblemisedge of lb. W sestieued—l mess :.d
say et the hams I rembeil Mr. Wyatt, the paths-
seratery upset, in reply to m
di be mide
woelication for •ma M
del me. 1 rink that, " I have bead yea •
geld moo, sad hie thirty will be three plisses pa day."
Thew premed by Wyatt wee Hilbert. • eme of
weemat by thy direeehme to Mr. Witham Mkelethwelb, es
pay his be wale( firm Whiteharee to vets. I
raw h.ri tide yeelerdsy rem Mr. Morton's yews far
retlebe Ise the emanates was that be bed mean
M believe that beilimy had temeaseed. No Mathes el the
pressethep of the asomitts• wire token after the adMis el
'Mr. Serje•M Plied—lt appears that the comiessaireset
of bribery mad the dleastiesthas of the edanise, terabits
with the noisawks of Mr. Mertes, were caseenest bests.
Mr. Weinalphe—They be,. the solemnities, bath tea
mare yea thet it wee min the math of mcideet tam
dello. Din sty euesieelles le concluded I wish to
myrtle my eurpeles et ea expreseion Mr. Leathern is
Waged to isms meth we of `bin evilest*. He appears to
have said this mina the eledies be has bed swy hWe own-
memicatica with me, bears hew. abraded at the way in
whisk the deaths .. madesied. I tart be allowed to tey
that I ewer Maid ail mar his disgust before he pave Ids
edam. the she thy, aid the steamed isms epee me
with greet sII= entries sad seiesishamat.
Mr. WW Beckett Doha, ezatebied by Mr. asejegat
Pigott—l am a member el the baking firm of Messrs
Besets, el Leeks. Mr. Ckedseworth, oousin of the midi-
date Is, Wakelleid at the lath dectioe, had • private amount
et ger leek. wed I have with me • statement of that amonet,
thew's( the same draws et from the begineleg of April
dew& to the berm dm&
Mr. Donbas this handed in the following smog* :
Aped 16. Pew drawn by Mr. Chazietwortk
penman, £l,ooo
• IL Ditto ditto ditto 1,000
If. Ditto ditto ditto 1,600
W. Ditto dittct ditto 600
/4 3. Dias ditto ditto 260
• 6. Ditto ditto ditto 600

Total
Ms. Cbarlaswerth bad no account with ita in the month of
Mink end bee drawn no cheque since the sth of May.
Mr. !Wigan: Pigott—Did he communicate to you the
ruMter which be required these mama of mosey?
ataos—Po. All this money has bees deemed to
the credit of Mr. Charletwortli. He depoited with us a
bormiaable security of 5,0001., a railway mortgage on the
Stockton sad Darlington Railway, in the name of Mr.
Cherlesworth, the caadidate. I peoducte the letter from Mr.
Charkeworth which socompankd the bond.
Mr. Dew, the secretary to the commlesion, mad the
letter, which was so follows

" Hatfield-hall. Aprie 9, 1859.
Gentlateen,—My comin, Mr. John Bard Chariftworth,
la wishful to open an &meat at your bask. I bar. e.
his d.t.t. on the Stockton and Darlington Railway,
which be will demi% Maki you as wearily.—Yours faithfully,
"J. C. D. CII 111.7-SN
" Messrs. Beckett and Os,"
Mr. Willaa—Did Mr. lobs Bari Charlasworth ever have
ea amount at your hank bete*.
Mr. Denison—Never.

Mr.lee—Would you have opened the credit without
this introduction?
dr. Denison—Not without some introduction, u be woo a
!Amapa to aa.
Mr. J. C. Chatlesworth, who was in court, was here asked
by Mr. Berjeant Pigott It he knew when his cousin we.
likely to be heck, or where he was to he found, as it wee
.era asalrabis that the commissioners should tie:nine him
Wore they left Wakefield:

Mr. Chirfeeworth mid he did not know where hie °outdo
waste be toned, Oat be bed very little doubt that he would
be in Honked Airily.
The Chief Coannimioner directed Mr. Beckett Denison to
send a clerk with the bond itself out Monday morning.
• William Hatters* wee then ernmined. He denied
baying offzred his vote to Shupley ter 1001., and having un-
dertook to get two others for 401. each.
Robert Stanley was recalled, end said be saw Hattereley
oa the Friday bettors the election, who distinctly offered to
vote for Leathern for 1001. and to obtain the votes of
two others for 40/. each. Witness told him that U be
would take 60!. himself, and 301. each for the other two,
he should have the money.
Hattereley still persisted in denying that be had had any
such conversation with Sharpley.
William Armstrong, pawnbroker, vim next called, and
admitted having given money to Henry Leach for the vote
of Edward Dews, • grocer. The money warn not given until
after he had voted. Witness also gave • sum of 15/. to
Taylor, • tintuan, who took it very relucteatly, being
afraid of Mr. T. K. Sanderson, the chairman of the
board of guardians. Taylor had bad en interview
with Joe Brea: previously on the conservative side,
sad perfectly knew what the money was for.
In point of fact it wee • regular Mersin for the vole—the
moue as • negotiation for the sale of any other commodity.
Witnem elan toiled a man named Oldham with 201. He had
heard that William Lake, • corn-miller of Wakefield, had
uttered Oldham a amused of dour to vote for Chszlesworth,
and rewind to manta upon him. in order to see If sugar
would not counteract the flour. It proved successful. and
the men voted fur Leathern. On the morning of the election
he off 'red AVillieni Wartime 301, to go out of the way. He bed
heard from Warriner's wife that he bad been made safe by
the other ride. She told Wit/Sell that they had waited too
leog in IM2, and did not got their vote into the market, end
is they (Wel Wend to be such fools • second time they
had &feinted of the vote as soon aa they could drive • good
berreta. Wartime? voted for Charleawortb, and since the
electice had out a new spring cart upon some old wheels,
will+ h wee called in the sown "Chariesworth's new spring
cart.- (Leogliter) Witness was also coo...totem:id daring
the eleetion to , der Ctirletopher Holt 101 , but he fiend it
eupv•ibis to ger him out of the handa of • ocesiervetive
butcher named Deimos. The with xpremed hie regret
that the ernanalagoners had hitherto conlbsed their inquiry
Is en examisation of the retell dealer* in bribery. He
ehould be glad to me some of the wholesale bribers—Um
greet gone bailed the scene—in the trio:tow-ben.
Mr. Srrjeent Pigott—Yon will have your wish tally grati-
fied before the inquiry terminates.
Blejtonat Dobson depmed that on the night Wire the
election be wet does 20 men to the b.mso of • publican
mewed Wnodbead, to watch Med the steer side did not vet
hold of him instructions were given to Dolma to fill
drink" for the watchers, and his account suns to between
SI. and W. Gilbert pot whams metey to settle it. He
also mid a aessher of as for watching. Received nothing
tor Ids own vote, sad win• voltinteeir in the service.
. .

Juba YoeLW, botcher, ward to testi:tan at tee 44 eke,
We. trodood 2.51. for &tug en. Day and Tut:Weida
odered Idea 904 to vote fa Charlamerth, but ha t 4 Id them
that lot mold got &W. hum the othor aide, and did sot intend
to rats tar 1••• than IW.

Tl;m7e Stud ertteil that 60t. WJA glen' to bias Cr his
vete by a nu he didn't Lwow, to vote toe tdr.Charkeworth.
The streamer called nob his, sad asked ham to write itows
what he *obit( hkely. He wrote spas a vitae of yaps,
"60t." sad rec..ived it, when upot he recorded Ida vote.
TI atreaßM nAtiAri to tell h.. man,

Mr.
?fiwjeeetltgott Whet have yea dine with the
we*

{iota-11 ►ave it yet. I here sever been right since.
It has bees imbed as o dose of ealrn spin me. (Laughter.)
Mr. Seejesat rig v.—You mean that you know that you
have dew an illegal thing.
Wits...—That's jtet it.
Kr. Wieernoriand vim remedied, sod requested by the ens.
111111100111611, to produce hue books, in order that they might mar.
Wu from them the emoted which be received for hi. serviese
in the 'denims of 1847. Ile .Yo stated in 11.1241Irtir so Mr.
Willie, that he prepared the p•ullon against the agars of
Mr. Leathern. The petitios dud not pray for the meet, M-
ews be hat avows to believe, from rum oars he had heard,
that t►e cone rewives Ivo* sot Wiwi er with dean Lads,
though he behoved that bribery could not be brought hems
either to Mr. Cheri...meth or his f6COVIIirad arena.
Mra. adli/14)w said she received a stew of 2U/. horn $ Ma
sword nautili& tor her hoetioad'e vote. He voted for
Leeilmen.

E•OCII Mem, es accatetast, stated that Le had bean
aimed 401. tibarpt-y &trine the edet h.* ,1 he would vote
ter LlStitini. H. &clued the offer, and voted for Charier
Worth.

Frederick Tompson, el•minst by Mr. WII6O, raid he was
the honorary secretary of the electit VC I^ .f11112h,10 Of Mr.
Leethass at the late election. In 1867 be MY one of those
who drilled Mr. I:wham to retie from the c west. He
found boo the masses that Mr. !seam bad no chinos of
snores' without haring moaner to bribery. aid ho was on-
willies to ass • repetition of the mesee of drunkenness, riot,
sad debauchery winch bad bees enecttol in 1862. He took
an active pert is the last election. Abut a week or ten
days before the polling-day 1.• easpectei that bribery
was bung resorted tt. Us the polling-day hie
merpickste became altu,et • mum of oretainty.
j• took no mope it any titan to Ilegertatil

visatimr his MO:kW inn coned. The tialyis
asa *odd have wiled lo vas Mr. Webs
via area herdly likely to taw laid hba ahlthisg
ad bale tat wttk say VW area if ha hi;d
lo m
ha le=
tin good of ba as slip sad he took slips
'Wit. Lathan. lie ham that Wheat was al Was-
wright's seas, hat la his alatilelity laweplasi that be seas a
WNW seat dam lowa Labs to maw Kr.lifalawsielt.
eirelly hakes the poll it realsdalihnsince Ida that ft Weary
was galas as Gilbert ass the wait Bs awn whoa
Waiwirrigla what Gilbert vas lobe. lamer Wired a Wilts
hisall, as authorised may otter permit to do os. Had
hid, however, stars the Swaps of TV iO9l CONS la which
brats was nosived. Believed that as the Wilt balers the
sheiks wow or Witt voters tore kept at his fatbsda haw&
Acaleats le ibe ettatt of 4604. were r.ow oulamadls. plat
Mr. lasdiss.

Pam rearm earlemelor. stale) Mat Mei* a aoa-
draw be Mil ae Malemea et Mr. Loollemeo ernicative
comadtkr to Ms bet riellra. New bored myelin mid
to may of dr moMlimo Met belbery wee pat am bat it ma
eirmatly reperled i to. Imes tart M. mommellese ewe
bribing.
John Baintow mid 1..0tel Chorlanmetb. Reeshed
waking ke dotal .s bet we Owed 401. by Mr. Metes, Ma
boar, to ,to. tta Leatkrsa, Mach be &cite** tag.
Mt. Illabweelmedperesel hi. aooount books with retard
to Me eroded UM, lea maid And no beim entry of
alp sum to kr Me remlose in Mat ref. Ma woo
la Me Naiad et the iisstka with Mr. Placid*,
bet be based Mat seek of Mien rewire) • ma® at MI.
tabor as ma beemarleme Mee mmelkotioa of a skim. The
Lemke wow ke eawkieley Morel** won appointed by
• krileeloe. Ma meld art my Melchor their expenses had
Moe pad. Had emus! to do to look after lila own,
ner YR Moen to de Ms ram Barter, Boer, end NOOOII
won to. prelisomeiony ovate 1111k0101. Mr. Clerk me elre
poem eke gam Memo Ide Maim; bat he wee setlird
alto W pert' would tat allow Mr. &de to war.
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Mr. Titoo;as Kemp Sanderson wee thee coned—At *slabs
series I acted as secretary to Mr. Cherheworth's month-
be. I was appointed at a public onseeng, hold ia the batht-
ub, of ApriL I attended most of ths meetings of the eas•-
seitles which were held at the Sashed Arms, but weirs not
very anznerOWP. Mr. Bea was Minimise of the emantthe
I never heard bribery diecemsd at the senemittee meetings.
illed sow that a considerable sent of messy inset hms ban
=bett Ido not know by whoa. The legal ripsaw
passed through the heads of Mr. J. L. Perasndss,
jun. I hard nunoure of bribery beg befogs a gamed else-
des Memo lambent. Early in the yew I hissed that pm-
*, ammoniate were being made by the liberals, and pro-
bed/I:11re or two Woes the election Ilmard that bribery
sea panned ea the As of the conservatives, but I did
not ths lahmeation from any member of our own
party. About a wash before the Medea we want through
tits register of verses with Mr. Charisoworth and ticked off
onr mews. We thin wombed that we might calculate
upon a majority of at taut 30, bat the majority rapidly
dwindled down, sad I became satisfied that wear mom
wars berm resorted to by the 'thesis. Ikon after—perhaps
a day or two Wore the election—l found that several names
mere Wad la al having promised their votes to us upon
whom we had ao reason to calculate, end the mapiciou then
crossed my mind that we wets bribing also. I cautioned
Briar spinet bribery, becausel him likely to be
inoantbua, but Ilead not hoard that imbed ths control of any
mosey. Briar told me that bribery ins being systematically
carried on by our opponents, and told me that If we did not
mind we should be beat=. He did not my whither or not
he should pay attention to the caution I had given him. I
pee no mutton to Crowther. I think I spoke both to Mr.
Shaw and Mr. Fernandes with regard to kieZzi
and I remember Mr. Shaw saying that we
have no omesion for bribery—that we could win without
bribing. I remember being at the George Inn when a per-
son named Clark was brought in. I saw him in a small
room, but he did not appear to be a primer. Mr. Teat end
Mr. Barrett were also pressat, but I de not remember slag
wins with Teall sad Barrett.- I did not leer Clark sewed
wine, nor any attempt to bribe Ms.
•-- - - -

Me examination d Mr. Basderisit wig not anebaded
whoa oar pa/oat was despatched.

THA GLOUCESTER ILECIION COMMISSION.

GLOUCESTER, FRIDAY.
The inquiry wu resumed for the seventeenth ties
thin morning by the examination of

Robert Wilton, the agent in 1857 and at mese previ-
ous elections for Sir Maurice Berke ay He deposed that the
total expellees of Sir Ilanrice's election in 1867 were 3964
16s. 4d., when Sir Maurice divided the tixese with Mr.
Prioe. About 1301, of the 3951. was paid the election.
Had no suspicion that any amount demanded had been spent
in illegal purpose., excepting •• joint claim made by Mr.
Ellis, Mr. Primes ment, of 1871. 10s. Of this claim I had
suspicion (continued the witness) from Its coming in very
late, and from Re character, that it had been aid illegally.
A moiety of this was demanded of me on Bir Maurice
Berkeley a account, sad I gave a cheque for 871. 16e. to Mr.
Ellie. The 167/. 10.. was thus composed:—Mr. Potter,
timber merchant, and partner to Mr. Mks, 941, 10.. ;
Mr. Chadbourne, 351.; it,. J. W. Ileghee, 101.; Ur. S.
Jens, brother to Mr. Jame, Mr. Monk's agent, 101., and to
Mr. Dillingham, 181. In 1862, when I first became an agent,
and when the three candidates entered lain ea agreement to
conduct the election on rigidly pure principles, the election
oat Sir Maurice Berkeley 2101. 18e. 9d. Pries and Berkeley
were then returned. In the &Bowleg's*. there woe a single-
handed content :Awns Sir Maumee Berkeley and Mr. Hope,
and it wen • emcee yet notwithMesiting its severity the
cost to Sir Maurice was nut more than 6601. lem of opinion
that Sir Maurice wee cornet when he mid that that election
was • perfectly pure one. I think that it would be en im-
portant clement in the SUMr of any candidate for Gloucester
that be should be either locally or commercially connected
with the city. My Impression la that since 1833 there has
been an increase of liberal voters in the constituency. This
is my opinion unbismed by my political views. Latterly
municipal elections hose been conducted at • great expense.
to the candidates on both sides. That practice has beta an
annual feeder to the comuptions of the parliamentary elec-
tions. I believe the members for the Won& are called
upon to contribute to the expenses of those elections.
'that contribution is not, in my opinion, necessary
to the Emcees of • member. In my Wake it would be better
for the liberals if all the corporados were conaervativi s. I
wee a member of the old corperatioe, all the members of
which were liberal., and the whip were always opposed at
the parliamentary elections. There is always an opposition
to " the powere that be ;" they hove, em members of the cor-
poration, • metal' amount of pstsonage, from which everyone
expecte something; and as everyone cannot get something,
there must be some ono disappointed. Theme, in consequence
of that disappointment, frequently become politioalopponente.
I told Sir Maurice in 1867 that if the opposite party did not
rand to illegal madams, hie election would be safe. Not-
withstanding Sir R. Cadets's statement that he should come
forward only on purity principles, I did not consider that it
would be • pare election. My belief is this, that, with the
exception of 1862 and 1853, the conatevatives have
always resorted to illegal practices. Wee so setts-
lied that bribery had Lan practised in 1857, that
on the Monday succeeding the election I commenced
to get up the petition, The initetion to the liberals
occasioned by the bribery by the coneemafivee in 1857 in-
ducul, I have no doubt, the liberals to kiln in 1869. In
fact, after the detiat of 1857, I remember gentlemen myth',
It Is no ax to fight the conservatives on lire principles, we
must fight them with their own weapons." Sir Maurice was
got the owner of Berkeley Castle in 1857. The We sal was
then dying. Deu't believe that the late earl sent money to
Gloucester for his brother's elections.

Peter Pendia Itolli-1 desire to be allowed to Mate that dur-
ing ens nomination of 1&59 I came to Gloucester, but did not
advance any money to my brother-In-law, Mr. Mink, nor
any one 'lee, for the purposes of the election. Nor did I
taetraet anyone to advance soy money. Did not know of
any money oeing supplied daring.the election for my brother.
I desire to be allowed to make this statement because it has
been stated that a clerk of our bunco wee here during the
election with money. As I was the only person here, I felt
that the whole weight of that accros,ion fell on me. At the
time that the &VI. was being advanced by ray fsther I ham
of it. It wee being advanced to Mr. Moffett, who, It was
understood, would rend it down by a peretin named Thomp-
son, who called at our olli et for it.

Sums bribers were then eismined • two of them were post-
ai:lm portent—men in whose melody tee letter begs sre
phased that arrive in Gloucester by railway, by dey and by
night, sad conveyed thenm to the post-efiles, and from the
patettoflioa to th• railway @teflon, in the OM at letters tested
Glenteeter. One of these men bad • wife and !IX ;
hiveesiary„ like the other porter's we. the ham of 9e. 61. •
week I He confessed to having received • bribe of 101. when
le was in pest distress, atter sn illness of ins months, end
WM induced to remits it beemise of We pressing raise. tot Lis
wipe and family.

The Contosiseiant re aeon al.erwards adjourned the inquiry
till to-morrow, when it is understood that Mr. Be nand will
hethe brat wastes put In the box ; and that at two o'clock
lbe inquuy will is adjourned for a week, during which time
the quartet sessioes will be held.

EMIGRATION FROM PLYMOOTII.—Antougat the
Alpe which have barn deemitched from Plymouth during
Me past math are the On Saturday, the Bth
bat, Maws. Oresn'esplendid clipper, Result, Captain Cow,
Ise Melbourne, harlot" on board the followtor chief cabin
pessiessms besides 28 in Ms secoad cabin : Major-Genteel
Pram sad lady, Alias Pratt, and derma ; Mr. Blair and
family, Mr. Lister, Mr. *fallock, Mir Oalsemwthy, Mr. and
Mrs. Syroont, Mr. sad Mrs. M'Dmisell, Mr. NO Mr..
Fairchild, Mr. C. F. hiliionon, Mr. J K. Paso" Mr. J.
H. Chubb, Mr. G. Stately, Mr. A. Fleming, Mr. W.
igoeliiis, and Mr. Fairchild. The Result had on board some
high (wed stock consisting of abort-horn bolls sod billets,
maim home, Ac. Eleven hundred pounds was paid for
ass of the bulls. On Tuesday, Om Ilth instant, the African,
Captain Clibron, one of Messrs. Omen and Co.'. regular line
et tankers to Auckland, New Zealand, rolled with a Imp
sumbar et "sand and third.clase powers and a fall cow
phasing Mchisf cabin parmargers, among wham the follow-
ing embirksd at Plymouth : Captain Harbert and three
adder*, Mrs. Doom= and servant, Mr. Barnett, sad Mr.
Bateman. On tb• same day the Ma'am= sailed, Captain
Manhall, belongiag to ;Mr. Georg" Marshall, of Lenders,
sailer charter to hr Majesty a Emigration COlDERialkellr4
for thr sears saes of the trivia and &maim of "dam
Bawds, in India. The Statesman le bound !weakens, and
ha the kilowleg esompieasat of emigrant' cm board 7
Wars 166 444441 d wows, 11$ boys, sod 114 Ob.

- lab; Instittpau.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-0a.14.
(Woes Mr. Catomiteicew Zama)
IN 11 BULL.
The hank apt, a small draw at Holloway, applied for his
certificate. _

Yr. A. Joel append for the assiguess, chiefly on the
geed of essesslve expenditure.
His Honour suspended the certificate (mond clue) for six
months.
ill RV ANDO! AND sawastmon.
Adjudication in bankruptcy was wade against David
Williams Shi mpp and John Tan Bewbsidge, Best India mar-
, Ghana, of 69, Their liabilities ere stated at about
10.0001. The patties will he prosecated before Mr. Com-
missioner Holley& Yr. Lea is the official enigma