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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-10
Communication

- How IS It that al American public Will suffer
private contention to njure choice an artist as Rs
petit When man il tried and found wanting Il II
not enough 10 insure him the respect and patronage OF
a discerning public We have before US the dis
,ensons of Musical Leaders, originating in the preten
sion OF Loder who with less science and skill would
thrust himself into the position OF the accomplished Ra
petit Ii the friends Loder aspired for him honestly
and he and Rapet allowed to their merits
quietly before the public locker on in Ven.
ice" would not complain. But instead oil this mali
great yiolinst Ike Svo merely because his good taste
and absence of prejudice allowed him 10 choose Rapetti
as leader instead OF Loder and lastly 80 overrues a
distinguished panisi through the influence OF power.
m press that orgets VITA, il due to himself
man aud 70 Rapetii as kindred spirit as to deiber.
aley dismiss him trou service in the very
,abHshed etiquette and simple justice And what can
We SAP or think OF Herr who with settled reputation
and consequent power beneath the threats
the Courier reject unjustly pure and unassumng
man and artist ike Rapetr The SewYork public
Eu0cs that addition his profound science and
quis!te taste Rspe stands presrinent nigh minded
and honorable naa He IS in al unblemished in
reyrity which yves his the winning sim
pcry OF truth his unquestioned at:anrDeuts should
command for him Just md gnson against ais adverse
res and quick determination the part OF the public
TO place him in MS weearned position OF leader pre-
cisely as the neri,orious Tirm stands the unrvaled
genius Of the Concert Room This is due 10 him
e-uiren, artist and respectable citizen BIB.
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From the New, Orleans Delta.
From Mexico.

Santa Aaad StW IN Merico-Large Contributions
toy the Support OF the Army.
By the BRIG P Soule from Hayans, we have re-
ceived our files of Mexican papers. The advces from
the Capital sre the 26,h September.
We md nothing in the later numbers about the de
parture OF Santa Anna toward Monterey So Tar from
that he was sill in the Capital mastering his forces Tor
the contemplated expedition.
Senior Hsroy Tanariz had been appointed Minister Of
Finance in place of Senior Gomez Fsrias
The D,crio del GobidrHO says that all the rich people
O; Mexico would do well in following Santa Anna :
eNampe-contrbuting literally 10 the support Of the
war-or the mob would 20 where they knew the
money and the soldiers who defended the
country Then IL adds that the clergy had consented
10 mortgage their property tor S2OOJUOO' that the
merchants and wealthy citizens OF Mexico would de
liver 70 the Government the 18th OF September,
100000 FOR the purpose OF the war that the same
amount would be- delivered the 9Th OF October and
equal sums would De paid every month.
Senior Gomez de Ia Cortina had made q loan OF $50.
600 without any conditions to premium or time OF
reimbursement
The Erpeead@ says there yet some patriotic
Mexicans left who viii allow their country TO De
ruined BY its enemies.
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DIED

On Monday morning, Nov 9th RICHARD W py,
FIELD, in the Both year OF his sge
The relatives snd friends are invited TO attend H.
rsrsl On Tuesday afternoon. at O'Clock az Ia ne
Reformed Church. wiiGamsburgh, l. l. "a
In tie city or New York. on Friday the 9th ms w..
ELIZABETH JONES. mother of Louis J. lones Of -.
city.
On Sunday evening, after short illness, EBESEzrp
SMITH. Esq in the 18TH year OF his age.
His relatives and friends OF the family respectful
invited attend his funeral from his late seseeaes
Wooster.st- this Tuesday afternoon, 81 o'clock
n B. Albany papers Will please copy.
In Shelby Co. Missouri. on the 2o,h OF Oct DAvIn
RlTZEMA STRACHAN. in the SD year of hsaes
AtLiverpool. England. the 10th of Octobe. Of y,
nionsry consumption. in the Goth year OF his a,e N
SEY TEMPLE HANDBOOK. second son o, a.
Thomas Handbook A. r. OF this city and late Of Ia
:. Naval Engineer Department young man Of er,i,s
personal and professional attsipments.
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yEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
IKE oUrsrpE OF To-DAY's PAPER. a
TIFF WING SALUTE AND FIREWORKS,

i, honor OF the election Of a WIG GOVERNOR,
prIroar7os TO CONGRESS AND LEGISLATURE,
were postponed last evening on account OF the
murky and misty skies They viii come of this
evening, unless the bad weather Unexpectedly con-
sinues The exercises will consist OF
IA Grand saEute of Fifty Guns from on''n
Square. at 81 o'clock;
g One more Of the same sort from the BATTER;
= a a;sDlay of Fireworks in the Park at
o'clock. under the direction of MI. Edge
,rss peo,le are respectfully invited to be present
:. the display Of Fire Works. The guns, it Is pre-
sumed will speak for themselves
subscription TO aefrsy the cost Of the aooTe is
ozv OMEN at thi. Office Small contributions only are
,ad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-10
rhe New Constitution.

The Tribune speaking Of the vote upon the Amended
Constitution here, says
I'VE think it is carried IN spite OF the deadly sab given
IL from Tamneny Kali
The stsb here given was Wing stab, stab from
Tammnny Hall All the Foco press in the CITY IN
GLIDING the Journal Of Commerce advocated it-wiu
The Tribune help il also-and the Wings almost IA
mass here and there an asu man. went against IT,
The chief grounds OF opposition were, the new Juai-
ciary system, and the tie up slas Wright Canal pohcy
Express
~ II the Express is serious in claiming the
Eighteen Thousand majority in this City against
the Constitution as Wing majority, how shall we
know when that paper is joking
We stood at the lower poll OF the Twelfth W ard
handing out ballots through the day OF Election
save short absence toward SHUTDOWN in search OF
tagging voters and we do know that not Ten Loco
Focos voted for the New Constitution at that poll,
while more than One Hundred Wings did SO. And
from Whit we hear about other polls, we are con
throughout the City
That the Loco Foco journals gave sort OF sup
port TO the New Constitution is true but that there
was secret and unexpected rally of the whole
manageable force of the party against It at the
Polls, is nevertheless certain. At the Wing box,
each voter was allowed to take ballot for or
against the Amended Constitution. while at the
Loco Foco box No Constitution and No Equal
Suffrage ballot placed in the hands OF each
voter along with his State ballot, and he was never
asked whether lie would have vote for or against
the Constitution Vote the Constitution meant
vote No but the voter not permitted TO know
this We hardly believe that they had any votes
For the Constitution on that side and we are as.
sured that they had not at many polls. Indeed, at
some polls, in Brooklyn. especially, we are inform
ed that it impossible to procure ballot for the
Constitution for Equal Suffrage. Thus New
York and Brooklyn have been made to give over
10000 majority against the Constitution We
shall soon see what the Wing Counties have to say
in the premi SEES
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FIRE AZ MADISON. IyD1AsA.--News OF serious
IRE a. Madison reached the city yesterday morning By
the Louisville packet The suly particulars We haTe
derived fror he following extract al LETTER From
resident OF Madison 70 gentleman Of tci= cary. The
IRE occurred o. Monday
We have had grea; IRE here iris morning, which
has consumed four Of the best N the place.
PoIlsTs and Brother stock covered by insurance T.
HOBBS, also; l-by Smith not Known; c. D Bssner
insured The buildings al insured The properly Of
C W. Ras2er tie E,na ani Protection oares s-e the
s-tscrrS Loss estimated at saooo-icn Gsz. Nov. /.
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FROM VERA Cgrz.-We have nothing OF irnpor.
lance from Mexico by way Of Havana but have been
permitted make from, commercial letter
Of late date is from entitled 70 all respect
N q. Pic. lst- VERA CEUZ, Oct. l, l5i6
Dear s5s: There Is yery little worth reporting
The presen, Government trying render itse popn-
lar by series Of rather liberal measures and appears
willing 70 recoumence the campaign vigorously
Gen. santa Anna Is ahou: 10 eave Mexico in order 10
the genefalship in chief of the troops coucen-
tEated II San Louis Poos! bu, confess 70 have the
very wors, opinion Of Ire Mexican Army and 90 no,
believe mat they VII make any vigorous resistance
the American troops
The main diScuiry viii b. moreover shs entire xsnt
OF money IS In The coers Of the treasury there ia no.
even enough wferewih 70 pay the necessary and
ursent edseacte and the credit o: Government IL very
much shaken indeed. Il Is tue that the clergy viii
guaranty loans Of millions of doars bur we do
not oeieTe that this amount win be procured and even
i were undoubtedly the larger part win consist in
Government paper which is very diicur 70 realize at
This moment
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kRRYEn

On Sunday evening the 9Th inst a. s, ST.,
Church. BY Rev, J. D. Pyice, NJ. AtINARD IsuSS,,
to Mas MARY ELIZABETH. only daughter q: Dr. 5
SJurnesn, al o; this ci'v.
On Monday evening 9th Inst by Rev issa. q ~. .
BENJAMIN. y. WILKINSON 70 ANNA MARIA 49,
sl OF this city Ai
In Brooklyn ca Tuesday evening ID irs. BIZ Pa
sprssue, WILLIAM LECoNEY OF Ph;lade;pb;s =. "a
RAN D. eldest daughter of w. s. DnlinSh.ia "a
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Ttceaty is majority OF the House OF Repsesea
.srives, and tes is majority of the Senate. vs.
are confident Of three more Senators and four more
Members OF the House Mcknight is undoubtedly
elected Governor. and we are very confident Of the
election OF HEpRIcx Wing. to Congress. The
" W hiss or the Union may put down Iowa as a Wing
% S.Hce writing the foregoing, we have re-
so,ns o. the election OF Cook, Wing, 70 the Senate
"a tae eeeas and Linn district. We are sure Of l.
we shan have TWO good Wing Senator'S IN the
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BAL1IMoRE. Nov. - 2. III

We have no intelligence from South OF Rich
rnond nor has the Western mail which is just IN,
am news sufficiently important totelegraph There
10 nothing from Iowa, though something was looked
for. The news forwarded by the Britannia has had
the effect of advancing the price Of Flour Our
quotations to-day have stood at So per Dbl There
is nothing local of importance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-10

TIE BLACKWELL ISLAND vorERs.-We under
stand that al Indictment has been found against
Mclaughlin, the Deputy Keeper, vino had charge
of the thirteen prisoners brought over rom The
Penitensiay OF the night previous 10 the Election
The couvicts are COW in the Tonbs. Il IS said rhat
Alderman Benson IS making farther investigations
In the marer, and that some other gentlemen OF
distinction, besides Mclaughlin. viii De inpli-
Gated
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HTiAn0uH.

An election was he'd in Missouri on the 81 ,
uls. tor a Member of Congress, to supply the va.
cancy occesicned by the resignation OF Hon. sser,
ins Price. There appears to have been very
little excitement, the polls not having been opened
in many precincts, and the vote Is consequently
very small. The following is the result in St
Louis For Kincsid, Wing, I,2s7; NDaniel,
Loco SOC; Thompson Ind IS. In the precinct OF
corondeles there were only s. votes cast; of which
Kincaid received sll
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Our state.

The Albany Argus expresses some doubt Of the
election of LAWRENCE, Wing to Congress in the
aSH&S)istrict The returns. according 10 the Emra
Gazette, show majority Of only IS for Lawrence
in Chemung and l2O in Tompkins, while Yates is
reported to have given Wisner 200 majority The
Elmira Republican, on the other hand, claims for
Lawrence SO in Chemung and l2o in Tompkins
aud allows Wisner only ITO in Yates. Probably
the result will not be positively known until tho
official canvass is made In the 18th Congressional
District William Collins, Barnburner, is pretty
certainly elected over Seger, Old Hunker, as ST.
Lawrence gives c. from 1900 to 20oo majority,
while Lewis is not more than HOO for 5.
The Argus classes the Assembly 20 " higs and
5s Locos--putting from onondaga, from Suffolk.
l from Ulster 4 from Oneida and the member from
Lewis in the Loco column. We don't believe they
ali belong there,
ST. Latcreace Co. has given Wright from ID to
1900 majority. and Crook for Senator very near as
much which places his election beyond doubt.
Saratoga Co. is reported to have given a small
majority in favor OF the new Constitution, Madison
reported largely against it
We see that the papers generally put Mr. CURTIS
r CABLE in the list OF the Members of Assembly
elected from oswego. This Mr.. c. died al
Cleveland, Ohio q few weeks before the election and
ORRgS r. EARL, Esq Was substituted
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UhiS Loco Foco NGt'rS
Sheriff Lyon. SIS Westervelt. .2L6l7 Devoe 3Isl
westrvlt over Lyon 2s5e Lyon Devoe over do. 1872
Clerk Hail 2l656 Conner. OILS 'Hufty- o.
Conner beats Hall .J52.
Coroner Gum 1898 Walters. .22036 Heme- 1856
Walters oyr Gum 8 10 Gum & Helme oy'r W. ls2
MIR Huf,y declined snd Mr.. Hall received most OF The
Naive votes Enough however, refused 10 vote for him
10 have elected him had they chosen 10 do SO.
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Court Calendar Tn, DAY.

COMMON PLxAs.-Psrt Nos le9. II. IS 81 50 =
NJ l. y. 81, 125 100 1913 Is. I0l. 81, ll3 Psrtays
- % loi los 10 ll2 10 100, l2i I'D is, ISL ~
80 s 10 -, Il, 40 4 81, 3, g 10 5l4, 60. IS i0s
clScrrr cOunr-NOs go, II, q, % 30, 81, as4m
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Florida.

The jacksonville News, Loco. gives returns for
Congress from the whole State. except the Coan-
ties OF Dade sRd ST. Lucie, snd makes Csbelis
Wing majority 81, The two Counties lacking.
Go no, give as many votes SIS NJ. c,'s nsjorty now
is. The Locos have probably naiorities N both
branches CT the Legislature.
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eoURAuD's LIBRARY OF ROMANCE.

JCLIA WaIsRr-CAsro XXI
Then julia smiled on Blsckstone-n4eh smile
So full OF sweetness, gratitude, and lore;
So artess, eloquent, and void OF guile,
She seemed to him, an gel from above,
Her dark face crtnsoued win bIpsh, the while
In fttng words TO pour her thanks she s,rove;
Her breath came ihca-she rose-!ost an her strenyt
And fatntiug, fell into hs q, leng,h!
ITO be continued)
TIE beztehnsne,, Of ladys smile Is much enhanced 5y
pure white skin no preparation Of art CSC
produce this except GOURAUDS talbIr Nedicused Soap
celebrated for removing Tan, Pmples Freckles ss
!owness, Ringworrn, Richness, Roughness, &c. COL
RAUDS Podrs Subties equally famous IN heir vi
70. eradicaGng superauoas human hair, GOuRAUgs
Grec Aa,r Dy< Is universal fayoriie with those wto
have red light or grey hsr which they wish TO color 70
jet black
- To avoid imposition, public notice Is given iba, Ok
FELIX GOURAuD'S renowned prepara,ions Cannot 70
obtained genuine any where except bis Depot OF wsS
sr-at hfft stors from Broadway. nsE
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II The Museum is the best place Of any in the neigh
eoraood 10 tee grand disPay Of Fireworks from Ice
PARK ms evening. gcu will also hare the privilege on
seeing me SHAKING crake perform their singular dances
kc and al tie other attractions Of the place and II ven
ere disposed 70 take he Ges you can b accom-
rnodatss Performances a. end y o'clock, P. M
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p Michigan APPIE-we have received
from NJ Ssthl Coz, AM A-bor Nich plump cc1nely
Apple, weighing b. o. and measuring Is: inches II
circumference. If We had few more OF ice sane
sort We might have sn oid-tashioned country apple
Psr:ns enc OF these long, cool evenings
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov 9-s P

Flour has been quoted today at IS IS to Sc per
barrel, with few Or no sales. Large quantities
were sold on Saturday evening at s. -. Wheat
is quoted at 81 Is per bushel with very small sales.
Corn has advanced Weather cloudy
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z The Warsaw illinois Signal, OF the 9th
ult says--We learn from Carthage this morning thai
Gov Ford has arrived in that ne.yhborhood and Will DC
command
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a large Wing majority
RrErALo. No. 9th-9,

Ths market is dull spectators hold back OK
ing to the rates OF freight The ezor0i;ant rates
and the fear OF the canals soon being frozen
are greatly embarrassing operators. The follow
ing are the rates Of freigbts 10 Albany, Flour 81
Il per Dbl Wheat 10 New-York 40 cts per ousheL
C,,1, Ia az CTS. do The quotations in market are.
Corn Is cts choice Wheat 20 cts Flour r agie
Mills 81 10, straight Michigan "a s., Michigan
mixed "a e.
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n Gov Youngs Grand March will be'pUb'
li.hed this day c. Holt Jr $50 Fultonst

BOARD or ALDERNEN.-At the meeting last
evening Committee appointed to inquire into the
ats or certain keepers on Blackwels Island who
are said have been detected in releasing prisoners 10
escape from the Island vote for other purposes
resolution to appropriate $500 to be expended in ex'
tending the inequalities Of the City to the Military on
Evacuation day lost. The Comptroller asked for
another appropriation of $4,000 TO be used follows
$4,000 to pay of judgments obtained by lampighters
against the City 5000 70 pay David Grahams costs,
1000 for other County contingencies and 100000 for
the payment policemens salaries. "A resolution WA
passed calling upon the Comptroller TO take measures
for the recovery from the custody of the Corporation
Attorney the amount of money in his hands which le
gaiy belongs TO the City, petition was presented
from number OF citizens asking for some amount TO
be rendered to Mr.. Russ compensation for services
rendered the City in laying down the pavement known
as the Russ pavement The prayer was denied IA
resolution was passed that Special Committee be ap
pointed to report whether any and Whist can be
legally adopted to regulate the travel end carriage o;
passengers on the Harlem Railroad to insure pub
lie safety and comfort.
Board OF ASSISTANT ALDEKMEN--A Remonstrance
was presented last evening, OF Mr. White and Others
az ainst the Common Council contracting out convict
labor for the manufacture OF sadry hardware at Black
wells Island such coming IL competition with the regu
lar employment OF petitioners and others. "A number
Of private bills allowed. and Resolution passed
that Committee of three from each Board be appoint
ed 20 make arrangements for celebrating Evacuation
Day..-.A Resolution was offered By Asst AID Webb
that the Comptroller report the expedency OF contract
ing with persons Tor the Printing OF the De
par,ment and that he be empowered contract with
such person persons will execute the said Printing
at the lowest rates-Aiopted. The Comptroller's Re
por, on the Brick Church in Beckman,t will be found
in another part OF the paper
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Law Courts.

VIcE CHANcELLoR's CouRr-Beiore Vice chs,c,
lor Sandfori I'D isions. -hLdrtiG Rothsy aria.
lillian Ro,hers-Dccree OF divorce from the rpxSr,r
hhe, the ground OF nhdety compsinan; to have 3.
custody OF the chill iren and the defendant TO psy =
lnonv with costs of suit.
sally Ann Jones assinst UIlljau C Jorss-Tbe san,
in all respects
Eupics Brady against Bcydmta Brady-ordered Ia,
defendant pay complainant $50 to enable her to esycs
the suit, and reference as 10 aliuony.
Charles FySe VS. Samusl UliiiGrs y. C6.-Mr V 6laa
petition accompanied by attdavs, complaining ths, ~
soap and candle factory OF s w Co situated at No .;
Haumersley-st is nuisance. arising from impure az
caused by the nature OF the business. and also tho boil
ing OF impure fat and talow and other animal subssp
The petition states that there are large number
of valuable private residences in the neighborncoL sso
churches Sc and that the bad air arising from the lac
tory injurious The health and comfort OF the neigh
borhood He asks for Injunction restraining Me.srs
w X Co. from carrying on the said soap and candle
factory &c. In II is denied that any impure Il,
Is u.ed Of said establishment &c.
The Nicc.Chanceor, after argument decided yester-
day that the injunction be granted prayed for take
effect on the lst December next
III the matter of John SherryThe trustee is authorized
pay the petitioner for the support Sc OF his three
children $3.50 per out OF the income OF the real
estate to which they presumptyely entitled under
the will of their grand uncle, Charles Sherry.
IN the matter OF Mrs Catherine jane Wcits.-Mrs W
previous to her marriage being then Miss Westeried
but not wentyone years of age made an antinuptusl
agreement by which she should retain possession OF her
real and personal estate. Her father was appointed
trustee, and subsequently Mr.. Joseph w. Savage IN
the even, of the death OF Mr. w before her the trust
be restored but ii she died first her estate was
so her children in the of issue by her
rage. They were married in lSi3-have no children
Petition Is made By her and the tristeee, &c that he
trust be transferred TO her husband Mr.. John Wsip
Reference ordered to the petition.
john r. Jd5rGy and Others E. r. Myers and oiiss-
Motion for receiver denied Motion TO dissolve inune
ton granted. deterdents costs to abide the event.
John wilson va. Balaaeie and licNuky.-lnjunctCr
dissolved with costs.
CnrRr nE CoMMnN pIEAs-Reforr Indgn Iarrshnnl
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DISPATCHES ros THE TRIBUNE
syMAGNETlc TELEGRAPH
Massachusetts, Forever!
ATLAS OFFICE. BosToS.
Nor. IO-2 P. NJ

Nor. I0-2P. NJ
Our Expresses are not allin, but we have enough
Gov. Briggs is reelected by the people b. nom
10 900 10 3, 900 majority. He has N this oi'y
ass7 over an others. w1S1HaoP is reelected TO
Congress by majority of 1921 In the 9Th Con.
re,.;onsl District Hon ARTENAs HALF Is elected
BY majority Of 200 to 1000. This District has
hitherto been unreprssented owing to the imPossi-
bilisy OF making choice The whole consress-
iopal Delegation vii. without doubt, be Wing
We have probably elected 40 Wing Senators
being the full number in the State. To the House
Of Representatives, are elected. SO far as heard
from, 20 Wings, Loco-FOoOs, and Liberty men
No doubt of large Wing majority
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PHYSICAL ExEacrsE-The Union Gymnasdc Acsds
my, No l59 & l6l Crosbyst. between Houston and
Blocker under the sole management of DR. j. Rich
Hot Cold Shower Baths free to snbacrbers nj lw'
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RFCApITULATIoN
Whis. Loco FOeo.

Total l74ls 2256i 4,0I5 46...ls5l7 2l955 3e3l 535
Wright over Young 5,l45 Gardiner over Fish, ,3i3s