The Express.
London, England, 1861-12-31 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, DF.CEIVIIitit 31, 1861.

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COURT 01 BANKRUPTCY.—Dry:. 30.
(Won ILL legit:sr Roan.)
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The bienspt ass ilm;Miltedl;;ine el Leinsteor.square,
1174•14_ end wow • resew ler debt in lb* queen's
Hew& This was the In& sitar*
Hr. for creditors.
Nr.Unltca=lowiirees, stated that no property
whatever bad bass give op wider the balikruptey.
Me baskrapt, in esainiaatice, stated that he was not
minis/ H. was • lieutenant is the 12th Lancers, but sold
eat geed Odeter. 1880. He received 830/. by the sale of
W eimmislen. Hail eine dose batting at all. He had
lees sap= binsee way, sad had borrowed mosey.
Did set the ensint. It might be 1001. altogether.
He had gins security as property to which be was en.
titled
to sites of age. He gave • mortgage for
IV. Mi. tiarapooo ; that wee for pictures sod boobs. He
in setitled to about 2,401 X. when he ceme of age, in March
lesili. Simon had sot yet Ms paid. Had also given •
sharp as the ;ON. to • pings sensed Conies for 1201. to
eases SOL lest. Collins had bees paid by the heakropt.
He Me pave a charge for 64/. to CaptainJUSwesay, by
manirgo. He had sot bin paid. He got the 2,4001. in
Jun H. bad also borrowed MU. and bad assigsed • re-
views el 2,661. in Jun last to Mr. Stasales, • private
gmeleessa, and remised 1,0001. Mr. fitausten a/inwards
meld Mr remslis mad gm him 1001. sacra Had bad
= el MI. of jewellery from Mr. Hancock, of
Had sun of that left as.. A gold
heneelet el MK Its bad gives to • lady amid Eir
• miiniad =who bed lived with him. A '
ad yam HA, was given to the moo psr-
sma.glebb:d pima • dimmed nog pis for V. ; bed the
shrepkeie
_et leo& Had mold a gold key at lindsgss.
A Awed and appliire rim wee gins to H. Ins.
Had pledged a weisteene Asia, 211.. at AttasherstiA's for
11., smid had slid Ike Mit be Mr. Jaelmos, el DsMi„, for
IL Had plespl ether ankh. al Attesbeeougb's. sad die-
-IHu Iftists. Mem et to tickets were ten. by
Mr. WM, a nrusy-leseam, bmwitty of Dults-Mnst, Si.
Jena& Osillen_pensieed le sedum the articles, nit had
ant dose se. Hadignes a par al 'smelled sleeve button,
yaks 5 seninesa, to Nis esside, el Hall. She was no-
thing el all—a Isis al is eiripabes. lie* globe.
I Ile she Wa lemeeelee ma dentood Inaorg.
imAire
e
rehab 2:6. fled glow • 41=111 • pin, pa
edged
It 10• es H., to his on. . Be gave a
sad damn/ bucket, mine HA le Ilimomk. of Las-
ster-sessam Se was as esnernien ed 018, but be liked bee.
Oho wee a yang lady Nelms shoe. Bankrupt was Hum fir
• Ant Sim He use Mhos as a visitor whoa he was
are led. Mies Hanes* had ebbed him io the Queen's
Prim Mires or four Man. H. gave her • pafrol ben- 0
NM sauriags, vales PM. Mk ; she • brilliaet bud brooch.
vane 481. Had been wrested edge in 1861 ; first is April
we May, at the nit et Mr. die, far HOC Wilms paid
Ida. Was belt arrested to Anpat,, at the snit of Mx Ow
bin, for 2701 He got rid et liket by verreee el sidarney.
Tbe seat was la Onone mad be revanind I. piles tin Mr
'WOO /ryharsr4,lliggisk Yes reetelerz. Be hat now ne
FiltrvPhlsi Resoise, of 4, Old Beedeireet, vu chosen
till=and fattier inquiry was adjourned until the
meeting ea the 6th el lmemory. The beak-
rsn's liabilities sr• stand at about 2.0001.

Mr. J. lehaideeo, for spewed twelve yews the mee-
maw la Kr. eadadmieser apart, hies seed is
to timi Lead Chemedlor his ' or We appolailatiaL
INBOLVINT DEBTORS COURT. —Dsc. 90.
Wore the Chid Commissioner.)

II Y SOILINT FOR EINIALAX. .
Rir ineekent, Esseribed ea public artery. and se Irvin
bra UMW sr pestered sayer of the Metropolitan
Tads IPrederisn flesiety, esandhall-erset, wee heard
odor the Preterie 79, B
n Ash

Xr. Ewbn-Orbs biddletea). upholsterer, append
Ikkarteen drabs supported.
The case eseepied Nome time Yr. Lake bud supplied
fruiters to the ineolveat to 681., sad had advaaced inciney
to 461. He seated that the insolent was introduced to Lie
r bees been solicitor-general in New Zealand. He
meted Ink hear herbed in New Ormaad-pince, Peck-
ham, aid was to pay needy mosey. No mow bid been
paid to Mr. Erna.
A keg bleb, was bob as to the are geeseally. The
Mame& bad him Pommeled with Mi. IL. e Chitiotodati,
am tit the Tiede deakti. The to
ia Ye widow*, plated rd be bed gives dome ea
ble properly la New Loeb./ He bed Moe me et the
eseemiedemes le New Zeeleed. end west with
Bedeom. the , to SAG MID admieeks el the=
He penis. d the had al two eke► mad gm • Charts O.
to Er. 8e1...

- ilt7ii;li. pradagegi s seessesmiostios from the Omiosisl-
ease.
ty. sod eamstimed Um charge tram sot a mailleimat
memmai
Maw a lemegliessal isvmetigatios.
The Chime Ommimmirmer adjourned the mar far Jam&
' seasem. sad refund la mama the pragmatism. Tim embadsle
use iidemlirs, sad the issivest vas set eatitlfil hams ligs
bet la pestestlea. When the peeper magssomemals am
am& be weld rum a day for the fish., learbri.

THE POLICE COURTS.
/name Trrror, also Wpm, and Amin Brown. alias Bah,
nnerentraesporte ; Williassfeebew, Bernet Boliens,alise
has. ?tier, WOO a retuned seidel t ad Buffnet Young.
ally larwte, " well Mews he the pia" were brought
Ware Osede maw the till=galeementiness :
Ilwenn el the lf i About
quern" to 5 o'clock cm baterfro aftereaoses duty ia
Tavistoncourt Commt-prilea, sad raw the prisoners Brows
ad Juno= both leeks gap M the int-floor whitlow' s( the
delehalies peilleieeek den nava Taviebsekeireet
Teeleteebneen. 1 wankel than terms
aloe thweitene lea-
vening" %nrd his then pent to the senor el Tanoloa•
meet mad Ileuthearphisatneh where era lindiep are ia
crduels pined at nen liana hoar. 1 was anis.
ime. was there hi tit of what they ell
"greetieg". tie base to "do ilk"
as. le te mini lexibti. I =west to the elettee-
hawk end 'Mean the iiteeee at Ackrill aad Shore, sew
paean I mooed with then to Taristock-ona, cad
iniehed the pies 1111 ea* eem iteligek iu ihe assessm.
whew 1 egoire to the lewilerd. While I was is coeverestice
with his all the Oman maws .Is. Tariatock ekes(
teenber. With the linemen the Whir oosatablea, the
lairned. aid • 'Mika 1,10 wee pane& I took all the fire
hate.Mcdj. JAME. or Hoinda as ohs sow calls herself,
the penmen a crowbar, or
" Jenny .1 we
wrarrpeedeee As sloped to pick it up
Trevor attempted to " honk roe up," Ist I SSW him la time,
wed wed myself by kin* bin with the Jemmy.
Treggie—Wliat de yes sus by "altennene
lieliese—Yee was le the at et kiddie at Nee.
Tarrat 1 did at de it, did I
Inane —Nix I ha yen ream too warm. (A leash )
Be (irever) thea said as who I wse ? I said " I am
Belmers" Bread.. "Thew I will go quietly.* wen
tthew etra le the eletieashinee, where they reheard their
I eiterweede tan at ea ci Trevor and ilebiete.
At tie elatiee-beele I sedan the age eed
mesa le be heft eivenie. Tomei stepped towards me,
[soda pri.
awl lean where as bed bele elide& ad food a dirk
Inane gear theictle Tam I hind ear baler
saris. Nezt I wen to the Weft of Rehash ad
Term. who bye es MI mid wife. in Terelna-
sena Clieje-re. I her Waned that Hey
liewlimg rod ea eirebing the reams I the
heroine eithe same Okay Ind bed le aware which
I nomad nen Yms ego, sad from width they
immedinsty after. Oseeened between the Videnet en
the will I bald a sleek saw soil as an
hwastwegaies. I dewed lira to ?MIR aid I
he aid if I handenedtheni Shore I vain inept ass
iff_irol I. I alma Seen sere siwal Ales, sea se ere sea ifs
idarrieg
Trevor- t r sharpening saws.
liebeei—Cortnaly ; but roe dee% Supra may emn
with thew (A limigh_.) I alei tweed • Dasher a seam
et_ ,peeor with the senores of geetlemen is the
bierhend Comeweght•bienges, Belmelioniven. he.
Coasoesanieed by Treace— Similar oesese-bile re used
by serpubloa, lamb sot aim !tome.. lenge a larger
as wad by earpeateas. They are also used by reopen M
bari
stmcheise.altee sAI ail wee* they are the sort weed by
eee.

Th. CeTrewew—Yen silly gar* the dark aide at am.
Mr. Es Md they were seed by banshees's/ea,
arida is true se ha ea il pea You leave • right to add,
that they are seed by anrffieshap too ; but I guppies say
hied ef beweahreakieg teel- 'add la used for other Wpm's.
Trevor—They wake sash Meek= points. If you ..top
the but twenty rata yea meet la the street you will find
.faders haws matsiese la IheirtmeLealie ; but when he finch
thmee se few hellion la aly be magnifies than into
idlest =ea,u, sad wraps up se if he had got ease-
tak
Omni -YWell, if it is frivokeui it will not influence
the=further elated that he foetid a number of dapli-
elan at Trevor's
Peliesenan A a HIP= that he apprehended dacksoo,
and searched him sad at the etation•iouse. On each
of than he founds half* such as is used by burglars
be lift the mashie of elm,
iere,, and she some lugger matches.
lhatataaa Shove eargeherated.
iges. aaprood a that the maglatrate would ea*
git Erre ewe as Nose of tbe things belayed
* bat the whieb had been left with other
adialts. be way atametty for rent, by a man who had
11=aa litt bash tanta and had grew away is his debt.
add he iilid ant loam die heal. pristmen.
Jambes oil %babas Mad se him wee at the ordianey
.....iti,..livi sameas NW% IMb at any a* *oh
arr noel mend peep.ea
two hark
aad heathen%primula said they knew amain at Oa
__ _

itaniiiiim;;;;Wed Am di for tiga for Maine in
the slunk mil bin iamb in their poo mica far Ur pir•
pee et immillilog .

WMTMLNSTEIt.

Grorrte Rest(lle, s csbdrvTir---,iiia;;iiramoniod for the fol-
lowing atrocious conduct to Mr. Riebard Mei an in-
dependent gentleman, residing at 136, Ware/Id-street,

Complainant said that on the night et the 26th be hired
the defenalant at Park-lane, to be driven bowie. He had a
woman sitting beside him on the driving-ho x, and roper
esatitg her to be his wife, asked complainant's permission
for her to remain there, which he granted. cocaina down
Orcevenorplace complainant found the driviy un-
steady, and then ascertained that defendant hadn ver
his arm
rd the woman's neck, and that she bed the mine. He
called oat to the defendant to take charge of the lefts.,
when the latter, snatching the reins from the woman,
lashed the animal with the whip, and proesed in a
most reckless manner. Comp *Meat, comoden himself
himself
in danger, stopped the defendant at the corner of
the Wilton-road, Pimlico, and having alighted gave the de-
fendant a shilling. Defendant demanded another sispeoce,
which complainant refused to give him, and offered to
accompany him to the station-house. Defendant then used
the most dieguting and beastly epithets to him, at the
same time insisting on his getting into the cab span, which
he refused to do unless accompanied by a policeman. De-
fendant then declared that if he and fifty policemen _got in
be would turn them all over in the cab together, and then
applying the most atrocious epithet to complainant,
aimed several blows with his lista at him. Coospleanant
avoided being hurt by holding up a which he
bad with him. The woman them Jumpedparcel off the cab,
and by dint of entreaty and twee get the defen-
dant away, and he remounted the be:, in
order to detain him until the arrival al • ecestahle, seised
hold of the horse's head, whim up,
whipped at him right and lan, butdrifyi=aillattigaiiir
ing his position se the cute were mit maim the bons•
bead, and bolding up the parcel, be wia bat little hurt.
Defendant then jumped down, :am*, meet horrible ex-
promote, and commenced w t as be
stood on the pavement, calling—gX 'lmtitaandiog it wee
useless to wait any longer for their assistance, and consider-
ing it necessary to take prompt mommres for his own secu-
rity, be rushed upon defendant (a tall powerful fellow),
threw him, and then held him down by the collar till the
arrival of a policeman.
John Clarke, 273 A, proved finding the parties in the
situation described. While wither was talking to tie pm-
Derma, defendant came up, and, using but language,
threatened to punch both their beads.
Defendant, in reply to the chugs, said that when he
mind the gentleman if the woman (wbeinisrudefendaars
wife, although he bad wad to) might Me as UM box, be
replied *be might ride inside with bins, and when he miter-
wards gave defendant a shilling, be said he would have
given him more if he had allowed her to do mu. Defendant
denied that be had used an fool language to the gentle-
man at any time, aid that the gazithimaa Ant
struck him and kinaked him down.

Mr Ifiniy, in the most ymstly. twee, deeded the whole
of this statement, and asked if It was reassemble to swam,
after defendant had said it was hit wife, that he or am"
ether mittens= would hare asked the husband to permit
such a thing.
A witness was called for defendant, who swore to the
truth of his account, but it was clearly proved that he was
not than.

Mr. mold observed that this was a eau of the most
&gra& micenduet that had ever been brought before him
se a megieleals. Although defendant had denied the charge,
he was flatly esatradieted by the evidence of the °mutable
In the latter part, sod had added to the grow offence ho
had committed by suborning a man to commit perjury in
his behalf. He (Mr. Arnold) could not °amides a worms
ere them this all through, sad if defendeat Gould so Co..
duet himself to • man having the appearances of boing
mu, y powerful, and ultimately found to be supreme to
himm strewth, what would hie conduct be to any lady
who might travel with him ? What violence, what in.
dignity might she not be expected to endue at sash heeds.
It mos se bed a coos that be should put the fell penalty of
the law in force against defendant by committing him with-
out a fine for two =oaths to hard labour in the Howe of
Oerreetion, and as It was quite clear that he was sot a fit
=te be a public carriage driver, he should revoke hie
Hi badge and hems were immediately taken from him.

THE WINDHAM LUNACY COMMISSION.

After our report left yesterday,
Mr. John Dire, airman to Emenners, the jowsllms, cif
Brooketnet, Hanover-suns», deposed—Yr. Windham
came to our house on the 29th June with Nina Willonghhy,
and several times alter, between then and November. Os
these occasions he bought jewellery to the amount of
13,7851. Between 13th of August and 25th the purchases
amounted to 4,1661. Between 14th of October and 18th ot
October the amount of jewellery supplied we. 5,4191. 16s. 6d.
I produce acceptances signed by Mr. Windhem IF ling
to 13,0601. lls. 6d. Five of the aceepsanoes ars,. 11th
of October, sod three amount to 6,5001.; one of bells is
for six months, for 2,000 i., two for nine months, for 4,0001.
and 1,5001. respectively ; two at twelve months, for 1,0001.
each ; five others, dated 18th of October, amounting to
5,466/. These acceptances are for two, three, four, five sod
six months. One bill, dated 11th of October, for 1,6001,
had been dishonoured. I have two, dated Nov. 5, at two
and three months, for 6001. and 6621. lls. 6d. respectively.

Cron-examined by Mr. Karslike—Mod of tie articles
purchased_ were presents to Miss Willoughby. Mr.
Windham looked carefully at the different articles
before he purchased them. Several times when
the lady expreesed • wish for particular articles, Mr.
Windham would object, and say be could not afford it.
Most of the articles bad coatained precious stones. He
always preferred precious
_Moose, and said he did not care
for articles in which warbeessahip was the principal fea-
ture, but he liked precious stasis, as they were always
valuable. He said there were no family jewels in the
family. He proposed to make all the scoeptiunne for six
months, but he said he proposed to extend than over a
longer period. The present' made is August were Jo:winded
in the bills. He was to pay cash for 7001. worth. I west
down to Felbrigg by direction of Mr. Windham' to look at
some musical instrument, we had sold him, aid took down
jewellery with me to the value of about 12,0001 He
chased about 5,0001. worth, consisting almost wholly
diamonds and emeralds. He presented them to
his wife, and in giviii them be used weeds to
the effect, " Here, Apes, I give you them to make
up for what I have done to you." There was
a diamond bracelet mom the articles purchased, the prim
of which was 2,3001. He always exercised what I thought
• sound discretion in his pur&asee. He perfectly uoer.
stood what he was doing I saw settling in him that led
me in the slightest dopes to ogress he was of unsound
mind.

By Mr. Chambers—He ism somewhat eooentrie. There
was a alight boisterouseess sheet him. I had known the
lady before they came 'wither. I think they came togs.
tiler about twenty times. The bracelet of 2,3001. was the
highest priced article purchased. When I went down to
Felbria I did not take any swami with a2B. Yr. Wind-
ham knew the amount, for ha swatioeed it eery nearly.
- • • - . . __ •

By the Jury—The amount el jewels Mr. Wham= bought
of us before be COIMO of me was 2111. He several times
refused to buy when premed to do so if he thought the
articles too expensive. His behaviaer in our shop was like
that of other gentians's. He gmerally same in for some
special article, and thee wallowed him °Mem and endea-
voured to persuade him to make Isrger_purohaerm We knew
that he was a young man just some of age, and heir to •
large property. We should have laded him within
reasonable limits. The purehaese made by him were more
by my persuasion than Mrs. Windham's.
By the Master—He has not been to our house for jewellery
since the quarrel with his wife. He told me of the quarrel,
and said she had left him. I understood him to say that
she had gone away with some one else. That was in
October. He mud to bare his watch put in repair. I
!mew Mies Willoughby about • twelvemonth before she
one with Mr. Wiodham. She was in our shop MOB or
twice with • gestleman who bought jewellery for her.
When Mr. Windham came with Min Willoughby, ahoy ap.
peered to be food of each other. He awer geese
mind. When be deolised to mho of very
upeolive articles, he would my he al afford to be
mimed for any its. I saw him teat week. Be spoke of
them proceediap, aad said that whet he come into court he
was stared at very moth, awl thateverybody present seemed
to expect he would make his appearame Its fa strait jacket.
He was recommended to our house by a private friend of
Mr. limasueL

Dr. Henry Stanhope Ifillingwork, of ArSierra,*
Piocadilly, snared by Ur. Williams—l have seem Kr.
Windham four or Iva Sams. The first time I saw him was
in July last, at Mr. Lewellyn's hour is Duke-street. He
was making a great noise. Oa lfird August he called on me
professionally. He cur to ecosult me for a common cold.
I found that he was saffiwiag from as aggravated form of
as improper dimes. sad ladlag that he treated it very
lightly. I induced him to worn Mr. Johnson, another
medical man, who Now him is lay promos. I rw him
again on the 28th August, at Mr. Lowenye's, whoa he was
suffering from an attack of diarrhea. My opinion at him
is formed from the interview at nay brae, wham he
treated everything I spoke of in the most trifling way. I
could make no imprarkia upon him. I thought him a
childish person, but 1 forbad so decided opinion as to his
mental capabilities at that tree. From what I have heard
during the trial, and trim what I saw of him, I essuider
him not a confirmed idiot, bat a young =a of week sad
imbecile mind. Ido sot think him capable of misaaging his
&Robs or himself.

Oress-exambisd by Sir H. Cairns— I bare been yruent
daring the whole at the trial. I believe the eridsaoe of
Mr. awl NIL Lewdly' is the 'stirs. but there are some
points at difference betimes them, as retards the number of
iimee he was seas ember asked oat e( the bath for in-
stance. Have bed may amass of Insaalty sailer my charge.
The °plaice I hare expressed today is tanned partly os
Hr. Windham's appaaraaes is mart, as well as apes the
evidence I have board.

By Mr. Coleridge—Mr. Loweilya iniredued me to Mr.
Windham. 'The °risks I farmed as to his imbecility wu
that it was coarenital. Mr. Field applied to me to make the
affidavit in Use ease, but Mr. Wrap' might have spokes to
me about it before.

By Mr. Chambers—lf I had not seen Mr. Windham ia emit
my opinion of his imbecility would not have bees so strong.
On looking round the court, where there are 300 or 400
ene's atteotion le instantly struck by the vacant
idiotic expression of Mr. Windham. I do not form my
opinion on that algae, but upon the general tenor of the
evidence also.

By the Jury—l had heard be was going to be married
when I saw Ida, but I do mg think I spoke to bim of the
improgritype of marry's( while suffering under the lath.
1101126 he had °Detracted ; I should bare done so if I
had had the opportunity. I did not know that he was
going to be marred so soon.
Mr. Janus, surgeon, of South-row, examined by Mr.
Meld—somff need the het sniper's evidence as to the
aims, 'Wes whieh sr. Windham was suffering when
examined by him mid By. Hilliegworth. Agnes Willoughby
called upon witsem flu days before the 29th August.
Mr. Yield—What did she say to you?
Mr. Coleridge objected that what pared between Agues
Willoughby and Mr. John,. weld bare me lieu* oil the
question of Mr. Windham's state Minded.
Mr. Chambers submitted that it was widows.
The Master held that the objection' was good, and the
question was not pressed.
By Mr. Kanlek•—lt was after I saw Mr. Windham that
I saw the lady, and before thalamic..
By the Juay—lllim Willoughby mailed upon me profs.-
' sioselly.
The Inquiry was them again adjourned until today, "I .61111
it is expected that the ore for the petitiomess will be brovght
to a clues.

MANCHleffilt UNITY ODD FOI3,OWIL—TIia half-
yearly saeottag of the North LOridon Dish let et the above
society wee held yesterday at Anditrtes's Hotel, 11*K-
street, hoc. Grand Master Harris is the chair. About
60 delegates were present. The boas= ocosenesced at
aloe o'clock by the anditoes resat( the report, from which
it appears the district consists of 73 lodges and 8,012
members. The funeral expenses of the district amounted
to 8091. 6s. Id., 54 members and 27 members wives
having died during the bat six months. The foods
belonging to the various lodges were represented an in a
very healthy condition. The report was &medic*
adopted. The next buelaess wee the election of allows fat
the ensuing year ; Dips*" of the Lord Tarboro
Ledge, wee elected G.Y. ; Xitehal, of limo *min
Star Lodc,4.:(1111. ; and r.P.o.x. Dana* of the Mere
Antony , C.S. ('a roam of the lath P.O.M. Roe).
Having goes into propoeitiooe for the A.M.C., allerettone of
laws, appeal cases, and a variety of Wier hominess, the nowt-
its was adjourned till this mon*, ate ow This society,
at the present time, oonaista of iqiwarde of 300,000 member,
and powwows a capital of between two and three million
pounds 'airbag.

THE Fousen NAVIGATION 'AWL—The following
commeeication on the subject of the French narigatios
laws hes been addremed to the Triemonth Chamber of
Commerce by the Board of Trade:— 'Office of Committee
of Privy Council for Trade, Whitehall, Dec. 2R. 1881.—
eir,—With reference to the ammerial signed on behalf of
the Tynemooth Chamber of Commerce, preying that dope
may he takes to obtain frees the French goveninient a red.
Igloo of the navigation laws of that ormatfyil am directed
h the Lords et the Co' amides of Privy Council for Trade
to state. for the information of the mesnerialists, that her
ILajosty's government here Wm informed, in answer to a
ceemornication made to the French government, that the
government of the Emperor are about to inquire into the
whole °nestles of the Preach navigation laws ; but as at
=Ladded, do not intend Oa make say modification of
e the subject of eareventisas with foreign powers,
but to carry any such roodUleatio• Ono afford by a law to be
peoposed to the legislative body.—l am, sir, your obedient
Hemet, J. EIIIIIMON TNNINOIT.—BaIpti Turnbull, Fag.,
Secretary Tynemouth Chamber of Commerce."
MUSEUM or PATIWIS, SONTN KIIMINGTON.
Number of visitors for the week aft( Dumber 28,
7,434. Total number since the wing of the Yuma
free daily (May 12, 1838) 456.182.

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