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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-11
GREAT BRITAIN.

RESIGNATION OF THE PALMERsTON MINISTRY.
A ministerial crisis had occurred in Englsnd. Ga
Monday, the 22d, Lord Pslmerston in the House of
Commons and Earl Granville in the House of Lords
announced that in consequence of the decision OF the
House of Commons in regard to the refugee question
and the Conspiracy BILL Ministers the Goth rendered
their resignation to the Queen and the same was ac
cepted. They also announced that Her Majesty had
summoned Lord Derby to her councils and that noble
man was engaged in the formation OF a Cabinet.
Both Houses adjourned till the 26th in order to give
time for the construction Of the new Ministry.
Prior to the adjournment the India Loan bill was
moved forward stage in view of the fact that the
Company urgertly pressed for funds. The amount
OF the loan was reduced from ten to eight millions
sterling.
dispatch from Lord Cowey, the British Minister
in Paris, to Lord Clarendon, was communicated to
both Houses. The dispatch written in conse-
quence of the resolutions adopted by the Commons,
imputiDg blame to the Pamerston Cabinet in not re-
plying to the note from the French Government. Lord
Cowey states that although no formal reply was sent
to Count Walewski De fully explained to the Frencl
authorities the sentiments of the British Government
and their views and intentions, in manner likely to
prove far more satisfactory than any official answer
could have been. What these views were, Lord Cow
ley thus explains in his note
Earl Cooicy to the Earl Of Clarendon.
Received February 81
PARIs Feb. 20, 1853.
MY LORD Having learned by telegraph tina, GER
tain resolutions lmpung blame to her msjestys Gov
eminent for not having made any reply to Count
Walewskls dispatch TO Count Persigry dated the
goth of January, had been affirmed by msiority of
the House of Commons think it duty to your lord.
ship to place record that although ihaye not been
charged TO make any official Communication 10 the
French Government IN answer to that d snatch have
been enabled by your ordships private instructions
place before the French Government the sentiments
views. and intentions of her Majesty. Government
far more fully, and cannot but beGeve more salts
faotolily, than would have been the case had my
language been clothed in a more official gsrb.
When Court Wslewskis dispatch was written, the
irritation against the supposed apathy of England in
matter 30 important to France the preservation Of
the Emperor's life WAS excessive. Rightly or wrong
y, the idea prevailed that every conspiracy against
the British laws gave security TO the consprators
No counter-assertiOus on the part OF her Mslestys
Government would have had any effect a. that mo-
ment and any official notice the part of your lord
ship Of Count Wslevskfs dispatch would probably
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..,ro, h. Se,er,.ed The fOrn.,ion
oensuiion requires ne ens'fs I,Se ore can dole
,I % ,h go All he Constitutions OF tbs Old Stses
were made BY eoave93ni %ino " ~" United NIT
f,d by State Cor,e0toos and never T tba 81" Ler.
lsss sa nc, by The popular to give them yedity;
Gov Wsier's doctrine l. c!I,ecS We =, H. ir"n Tbe on
spsbHpr act necessary. l. also answered ~
sbOwn b. unienas BON N .Ppd aopoonment very lily
~ cbsrse that counties were di'irsnch"d
4 examined Tse5S sI r e Nine Of the thirteen an
.y,,ed counties baye very little p'pulaion IN seven Of
1em nos Two Others Of the nine les, than 100
- IN the four remaining namely. Franklin, And-son
49, ,be officers prevented from making register
The report zoe. on to slow from me X tpa noI,
sIeoiion the Counties Of LcsyenVoTth AcAison Domph.n
ADD Jefferson cast 5S ve. which = smg|ry e IN wn .,
yet al these counties %sre IeFered snd b 1v p.
bon composed Fit be ue tat the opponents ~ the IN
suou LARGELY in the majority in those Counties and 20
ccesuton more to their liking, They had within ur votes
Of birds of the Convention WY c4 a"y M to s a. the
proper tmel Their refusal Therefore did not inV1dae the
Just fair and legal action OF the Convention -, ),
The RESOLUTION under which the Committee W, ~ No o.
rec.ed them to inquire whether the Leco2on ,n'n2n
acceptable aud satisfactory 70 ne peoPe I.s epy 20 .' -
tina, The only correct tee !. TIE ballot box a1a n ~ eaPe
sion popular will Is there given 81 me pr r ne ara
place according BY this test the Consultation wa. adopt
oo These only can be bona de citizens Of Kan
ss Others sbssned bona ds residents who went 20
laws and be considered constituent elements u the
community society against which they in rebellion
h 9Th Of January the election Of State officers under
the Constitution they dd 20 TO the polls and thus showed con-
ousvey thu, least ohhs Of the voters Of that Territory
were wiling 10 ee 4on Of State officers under the
Constitution Thi. showed that the Constitution not only
but st il hsd been pted by least ouhth Of
the Of that Territory though not entirely satisfactory 10
al Of them
The Committee declined into investigation Of the al
the January election for State officers for the want
Of Jurisdiction Of the House subec They they can
no more frauds relating The election Of State officers
than in other Sse Those matters are 10 be IN
CURED into by other appropriate Legitimate tribunals tne sea-
Of the elected this House be contested on
the ground Of alleged frauds the House would have jurisdiction
frauds in the election Of Governor or members 81
the Legislature Of Kansss. 80 a., ,,..
The report with recommendation )T the Omission
tbe ee Of Kansas IN pursuance the views Of the Prss
dent believing welfare snd property OF the people
Kansas the Fener welfare peace and harmony oil tue
whole Mon, will BE- promoted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-11
ASSEMBLY.

The special order being the consideration of the res
outions introduced by Mr.. Laning charging the Kan
sas Societies with aiding rebellion in Kansas, and
calling for Committee of Investigation, was taken
Mr.. LANING occupied the session in review Of
his charges.
Gov. KING sent in message with the report of the
Quarantine Commissioners, accompanied by valuable
papers from DIR. Elisha Harris and DIR. Westervelt on
pestiential diseases and the laws which govern
them. The Governor states that there Is no
hope Of obtaining from New-Jersey leave
to place the Quarantine at Sandy Hook, and
where 1t 49, or adopt the suggestion OF the Committee
Of making land on one of the shoals i'll the bay, and
thereon erecting the necessary buildings The Governor
invites the action OF the Legislature.
The Governor also sent in letter from Mayor Tie
mann, inclosDg the report of the Supervisors Com
The rep Vt says that the Committee find strct accu-
raoy observed in making the loans, and thst each
mortgage bears evidence of careful attention to duty
on the part of the Commissioners. The amount
loaned is Sl93 $50. The face of the mortgages is
S71S 200, or nearly four times the amount loaned.
The Quarantine report was ordered to be printed
Immediately, and made the special order fpr Wednes-
day next.
At the cose of Mr. LaniDgs remarks the resolutions
were made the special order for Wednesday next.
The bill to prevent fraud Oh the Canal Revenue was
reported fsvorably.
The majority OF the Committee on Contested Seats
reported favorably on the claim OF Mr. Cook to the
seat now occupied by Mr. Frazee, from Onondaga.
The minority reported adverse to Mr.. Cooks claim
and confirming Mr. Frazees right to the seat
motion TO make the matter the special order for
Friday of next week WAS lost.
Further action was then interrupted by the hour of
adjournment
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SENATE. ALBANY, March 10, 1853.

SENATE. ALBANY, March 10, 1858.
REPORTS.
By Mr. NOXON-Favorably to give the Police
Justice of New.York power to appoint their clerks
and officers Of their Courts.
ByMr AMES by bill TO amend the act reorgan-
izing the Wardens office Of the Port OF New York.
NOTICES
BY Mr.. MANDEVILLE-Top provide process for
the collection Of losses awarded in special cases.
by Mr. SMITH-To incorporate the RsvenswOod
By Mr.. SPINOLA-To terminate the Commission
appointed in 1857 in relation to the payment of the
expenses for local improvements in the late City OF
Willamsburgh.
ALSO 10 Increase the number Of Harbor-M Masters in
New-York 10 sixteen, and fix their salary at $4,000.
BY Mr.. NOXON-Reative to the assessment and
collection OF taxes.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr. MATHER-To incorporate the New York
Pure Milk Company.
BILLS PASSED.
To allow the Methodist Episcopal Church of Brook
lyn TO sell burial ground.
majority of the Canal Committee providing tor rslm-
posing tolls on the following Railroad Companies;
New-York Central, Erie, Rome and WATERFOWL, U.s.
wego and Syracuse, and Ogdensburgh.
Mr.. MA TIER disse nted from the report.
MIR. LAFLIN offered resolutions, which were
adopted, that the Commissioners of Record Tor the
County of New York report to the Senate within ten
DAYS what sums Of money they hsve drawn from the
public treasury Commissioners for what purposes;
to whom paid; also, what work has been done the
price paid and the further amount required to COM
plete the same.
Mr. NOXON offered resolution that the bill rela-
tive to Sherifs fees in the Courts of Record in New
York be referred back t, the Judiciary Committee
and retain its place on the calendar Agreed to-
EVENING SESSION.
The Scua'e reassembe1 at u p. m, and took up
the special order and considered the following private
bills
To repeal the allowing railroads to assess them
selves. Ordered to third reading.
For the relief Of the widow and child of the ats DR..
L. f. koee who lost his life at the burning Of the In
sane Asylum IN Utica last year. 1t approprates
$4,000. Ordered to a third reading.
To amend the law relative to Savings Banks or In.
stitutions for Savings in TIE Cities of New York and
Brooklyn.
After being amend ed to limit the salaries of
the Presidents of such institutions to SOOO per an
num- progress was reported the BILL and the Senate
a1iOnrned.
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cficc % Agent 10 Pa.haueat of the Anecr Al MOI
rad, and was receiving Pay fer the same.
Since Its original formation, Lord Derbys Caoine'
las been slightly modified
BIZ Tc'sgr0pi from London 10 Lirerpoo.
Fron Tse TireS city Artii<.
LoSDoS, Saturday Morning.
"The Funds opened on Friday morsing at decline
Of l. ard subsequently experienced further fall,
owing TO speculative sales consequent upon the unset
tied Of feeling in Paris likely to be occasioned BY
the trial Of the conspirstors.
Applications for discount a: the bank today have
eighty increased, but still are very moderate.
Fro- Ths DAILY Netrs CITY A,tsoe
The Stock markets on Friday were weaker. The
funds. after sustaining An extreme reaction Of y
cent closed at cent lower than on Thursday. The
market il now at an unusual extent influenced by the
Paris Bouise, which exhibits a gradual decline
II is remarked IN The Daily Netcss city article that
with the present rates of exchange with the chief
centers of European commerce by far the larger pro-
portion Of the gold imported here will be sent to The
Conrent as fast il comes in. but hsdOes not imply
that the stock of bullion in the Bank has yet reached
its highest point.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-11

The stock Ia port estimated at O1 bales OF which 100
90 bales were American.
STATE or TRADY IN MAscHEs1ER.-The sdvices
from Manchester are favorable. All qusle. Of 0ooo and
YARNS had advanced slightly.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTCVFs MARKEr.Messrs Rich
srdsn Spence Co. quote Flosr dull and unstable Wssrp
Csusl D. 6a22 Phiadepbis and Baltimore 226625 Ohio
the Month a and Via New Orleans firm and ia active DE-
msnd H. Wheat dull snd quotations nominal Red Western
sass; White 7i07b Corn dull Mixed aud Yellow $50
LIyERPooL PRovIsIoS MARXET.-Messrs. Richard
SOD, Spence Co. Bgspd Ahya& Co., James Mcuenry and
others quote Beef heavy and holders pressing their sost %
unchanged
LIVERPOOL PRoDUcE MAREET.-The Brokers Cir
cuar quotes AsHES r ct 81 as for both Pots aud PEARL
holders demanded higher rate. hs close syGAs io and
buo, ant; common 4sas Fine f6dl6 PHILADELPHIA. BAsx
OIL unchanged SPLITS TUEPESTIsE firm at 81 d44
LONDON MosEY MARKEr.-In the London Money
market there very abundant supply and no chepge N
The buon in the Bank 81 England had ncreased kfp
eco Consos closed 90G for and account hessvs
Barring Brothers qsOte-silSe5 I'D DoLa" tnomins ID
TosDoS MAnKETs-Nessrs. Barring Brothers quote
IRoS stsslyj Rails a6 lod Rs Is Bars, Rs To-. sucAs
quiet 6rn quiet and generally unchsnssd
CovTEE frm. LNsEED C.kEs steady, Newfork In bsss.
GlO 81, and in bbs el0 lO aflo l2s FisH OILs qaist
hcsvy SALrPETTE fner TIA generally unchanged COuxoa
Iridll. SPIRITS TURPKNTISE firm and all qusles oonsds
bly, sd, snced Consequence Of scarcity sales ~ ThLLov
esdy al 5l6 Tie coonis Wool sales proUess1s WIKI
ninaion, aud the prices realized show slight sdysnce.
HAyRE MARKET.-lFor the week ending Feb. %
inclusive -CsTroS closed buoy.nt sales Of the week ii9
BsEADsruTFs quiet Pot AsHEs firm Pearls qos CoVvs,
finn. Provisions dull, but prices steady SuGAs firm. and I'll
qualities slightly sd'sneed LARD steady wHLEsosE-Quoa
ions nominal
AMERICAN STocKs.-Messrs. Barring Bros. report
American Stocks sale price, sreev Penn
.ylyspis's, which were slightly higher.
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.. -vtlved the two Governments in controversial
s'1. ore likely TO have increased than to have
c cGuT Is s,, ment which prevailed; II the Oh
N, va. e son.bs t. was to vet time exert
Zee, VIZ 70 sUorcs and to reserve the official answer
- CoT,t W.lswski's bsratcs rfti wa. known
whether Parliament would answer the appeal witch
vns n he made TO it by her Majesty ti3vern nent;
Rut oupbt not 10 be ignored that While taking this
rrrSsrt course your lordship lost no opportunity Of
ATTAINING the French Government, conhient.ly Of
The true bearings Of the question when haf been
,s;sed Your lordships language has been. from the
hegnnipc Of this unfortunate affair." clear and straight
nws,i T have now your lord-hips letters befors
me in which, while vndic siing IN language worthy OF
vo1r lordship's name, the night of asylum which
C,sot britain has ever afforded to strangers Of all
,anks and nations and while declaring, in terms az
,ncit "a they are determined, the impossibilty Of
Infringing on that great principle of our constitution,
von s6ow how utterly insufficient must any enactment
he 10 prevent desperate minds from desperate under
tsk;pes A your lordship's true but very inadequate
orgap have faithfully represented your feelings and
yoyr principles and could call upon the Emperor or
Count Wsewski, "a witnesses neither feel certain,
could belle my words.
| know not what may be the result OF last nights
vote; but at all events lose no time in stating my
conviction that 10 your ordships judiciOus and pru-
dert conduct at very critical moment III owing that
without the shadow Of the sacrifice Of single princi-
cple our relations with this Government have not re-
oeiyed shock which might have been fatal to the
friendship WITCH yet happily prevails between the two
nations. have, &c. (Signed) cowLEY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-11
PIEDMONT.

The bill to strengthen the existing laws relative TO
persons implicated in the conspiracy TO murder on
political grounds, is accompanied bya report which
represents that the object of the law is TO give the
Sandman Government the Of efficsciousy full
filling its international duties. The most important
part of the measure is that which constitutes judges
Of the fact two hundred electors of the town in
which the Court of Appeal is established;
such two hundred electors 10 be designated
by commission comps ed Of the Mayor and Munich
pal Councillor. The Jury charged to try offenses of
the kind referred to- is to be selected from the two
will be safe 10 abandon TO the iDpartality and indie
pendence of the Mayor and Municipal Councillor the
task Of forming tie list Of 200 names.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-11
PRUSSIA.

Tle Pr &c o. Prussia, as Regent OF tae ksSdoaa.
- b,n orpcscd hy the Cabiret in the wish 10 g.zk
an smpesy for pohiicsl ceOses 90 the occasion Of N
~ marriage. TIE Ministers consider that this sst
would he gong beyond the powers Delegated 20 n,n
as Regent. The Prince merds, u = saa' !" 'o'" 'a'
q~o.ticn 10 the law officers of the Crown.
Tie Princess Frederick William of Pru's vas us-
well. but her malady supposed to be only sevss
co't.
Dispatch from Berlin says that the ministers ~
poe amnesty for political ohenses on the occaso
of Prince Frederick Williams marriage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-11
Pas.tngers-lBy The Canada.l

M Atkinson and son Mrs Whitney and boy Mrs.. Russell
Mr. and Mrs McAdVy two children aud servant Mr. Ia
and wife Mr. Mouptsfori aud wife Nj Lecheu.tein aud vile
Mis- Lechenstein ChaP westbrOok Mrs Arkand Mr.. AK
AID Messs Holmes, Bun, Blake, Grsse Rob-rts 9odip
sanborp Brown Wicks MAruott, Rou!kcs Barnett Digs
Jo-ph I'd LemessueeT, Amos RgaIson, Stewart Kendall
ssmuel Thomas Escanop, Senior EscsndOn Kayne Moreno
Kerr ssJler Cole Mcpherson Pluepo Osborn GODDARD Paw
son Lumbst Fiemins Young. munea Carver Thomsos No
Codousb Bdburne. Hutcbog Oshcm, Borrrsein, Murphy
" eTdea fslaiky and Mr.. kountioTd and wifi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-11
ITALY.

From Genoa it is reported that an Engshman had
been arrested in that city, charged with being impli
Gated in the attempt the life Of the Emperor Napo-
leon.
Government had sent several pieces of heavy artillery
to strengthen the Notifications of that city.
siderable quantity of ammunition had Likewise been
sent 10 Messna, Syracuse and Augusta. 1t was sup
posed that the Nespotan Government in case Of an
insurrecton, would occupy the line from Messiaa to
Syracuse and make it the base of action against the
rest of the Island.
The Epglisbman, Hodge, arrested at Genoa as an
accomplce in the late attempt upon the life of Napo
leon has been given up to the French police by the
Sandman authorities.
Two more EpgliShmen had also been arrested at
Genoa.
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Dispatches for Europe.

1ELEGRAPH UFFICE, HALFAN, n, 3,
Wednesday, March 10, 1858.
The ROYAL Mail steamship America, from Boston for
Liverpool, will be due here at II O'Clock on Thursday
night Merchants and Others wishing TO communicate
with their correspondents in Europe by the America
should leave their dispatches at our office, No Il
Wal street as early practicable on Thursday al
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Sailing of the Canada for Boston.

HALIFAX Wednesday, March TO- 1913.
The Royal Mail steamship Canada sailed at l2:'o
D. NJ for Boston, where she will be due by midnight OF
Thursday. Light west wind; weather clear.
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Departure Of the America.

BOSTON, Wednesday, March 10, 1893.
via Halifax did not sail until 81 clock thi, afternoon
She takes thlrty-two passengers for Liverpool AMI
twelve for Halifax, but no specie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-11
The Court Martial of Col. Sumner

CARLIsLE, Pa, Wednesday, March 10, 1853.
The Court Martial Of Col. Sumner assembled this
morning but was not organized owing to the absence
of Col Lee and Gen. Wool, who were sick and could
not be preeent Gen. Harvey was in attendance
Col. Sumner was warmly greeted on his arrival.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-11
AUSTRIA.

II is aed that France has called upon the Austrian
Government TO curb the license OF the press of vienna
and in return France will not oppose Austria when the
me Danube comes before the Paris Conference.
Count Buol il stated TO havs declined the otter OF the
French.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-11

~, ,sn,oaoh E,,.n, Coz usin.a;sinx the r;shk n
sSyum ia eseersi BIZ, n giving refuge to ,narvid
mas who are VIGOROUSLY Tee authors Of ooss'usosss
md criminal sgi.siO..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-11
SPAIN.

dspstch from Madrid ssys thst in the Chsmber
Of Deputies the ourages committed by Engtsh vs
se Ia ,se of Spain both OF the Coast Of Africa aca
elsewhere, " re claiming attention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-11
HOLLAND.

The Second Chamber Of the States General, has
rejected the recently negotiated treaty OF commerce
with Belgium by q vote Of t2 to l.
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DENMARK

A telegram from Copeobssen OF The N rtipe. AZ
nornces thst tn hing OF Denmark suffering irsn
an attack Of ery-ipe'a-.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL CoTTOs MARKET.-The Brokers Cirou-
lar the Liverpool Cotton Market the ss Of the woek
at 81 eco bs Of which 10 900 speculation and $3.50 @
export. The authority quotes advance Of 10 In al
qualities other circulars quote the advance JiGd snd
sbue il TO the light stock snd limited arrivals The.ssss II
Friday were including speculation aud f<
export the market closing firm 81 the following sutotked quote
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CHINA


The dates are Canton Jsn. A. and Hong kceg
the 18th.
Canton was taken On the 18th Of December. Con-
missioner Yek an the Tartar Genera were takes
prisoners en- the 5th Of Jaruny. Yek was tsksa "
the dress of q Coolie. and was sent on board The
British ship Inhexble.
The Cantonese were returning to the city, but the
blockade had not been raised.
new Chinese Governor. under BrtSh authority,
had been appointed
Exchange on London at Hong Kong. all0. Az
Shar ghae the 9Th, Exchange was at 81 d6.. Tbs
import market had improved. In Raw Six lite Wa
doirg ard prices were nominal.
The Csntopese submitted, and evacuated the city
on the Beth Of December.
The Governor Of Canton was tsken prisoner. as web
~ Yek and the Tartar General. The Governor PHI
Guei was subsequently installed as Vice-Governw Of
tie CITY, with powers similar 10 those welded by fek
The allies were 70 continue their protectoSste untu
satisfactory terms were made with the Governueot q
Pekin. Commission, composed OF two Englishmeo
ard ore Frenchmsp. had been charged with the gu
pervision of the Government and had issued procsa
mation inviting the people to return, and assuring
them Of their protection.
At the departure of tho mail everything WA quiet,
and there was fair prospect Of the taking Oh OF tho
blockade, and of the resumption OF trade within
week.
In the assault upon Canton there were numerous
hand-to-han6 encounters. The British lost l0O and
the French 30 in killed and wounded. large
amount oftreasure was captured but plumber va
forbidden. -
At Hong Kong freghts were dull and easier. and
the tunnsge was increasing.
At Shapghae large business had been done IN tea,
but sales were checked by English advces. Feexhta
were unsltered. ,
At Foo. Choo the duty question had been settled
by the acceptance of Mexican dollars at two per cent
discount
The China mail of yesterday has brought correct
statistics of the tea trade for the past year The toa!
exports were 81, 900 POUNDS, against A., Awv"
pounds last year, and 81 600 pounds at the same
period OF 1856