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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-03
THE GRAND TRUNK RAILWAYS PROSPECTS.

ToRoNTO, May "a special cable dispatch
The Globe from London says at the Great Western Rail-
way meeting to-day. Sir Hugh Childers the chairman
said the passenger traffic bad decreased 45 per cent in
volume. but rates % per cent better the best re-
suit for years past Tie referred in detail 20 the position
OF the cOmpanys leased line and stated that the condi
ton of affairs in the United states and Canada was
much altered since the last half year. showing amin
prUyemcnt in business generally The line - In salts
factory condition 10 take advantage Of any improve
ment az as il occurs A unanimous vote, carrying
the report, passed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-03
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
HoNoRs TO MINISTER'S TAYLOR AND WELSH


Governor Noyes, the American Minister,
gave dinner tonight In honor OF the Hon. Bayard Tay
lor, Minister to Germany, and tho Hon. John Welsh
Minister TO Great Britain Among the guests the
members Of Mr.. Taylor's family, the attaches Of the
respective legations and few American residents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-03

Alex. Froihinghna & Co; have been for many ySar'
They Of gain for their customers large
returns investments ranging from $50 70 800 and have
the euyable reputation O always making quick retns send
for their Financial Report, free
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-03
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED. .........'hAf q
steamship Alhambra BIZ, McElheny, 81 Johns y. T..
April 20 and Halifax 10Th, with mdse ana pass 70 CatA
steam hip old Dominion walker Richmond City Point
and NOrwak, with mdse and OLD DOMINION steam.
ship Co. n,,,,,
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ERONr IINERPOOI

FROM LIvERPOoL-ha Sta"shio CIV Of B,7t'iels.-J.
J. G. Chrisa1Oro r.. Clarke Mrs Clarke
n C0hen \. Dow Mira Dow, Miss Dow Master Dow, Mrs.
GrauX Miss j. Haven Bolnes, Mrs. jeffrey. r. Massey,
Mr. Murdock, Mrs NJ. ScOheld Miss T. ScOncd Master W.
SCOnold. Mr.. Spear
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PASSENGERS SiILED.
P1SsEYGERS JRRITRD.

FOR BERMUDA-Tn steamship Gsrerr' Asade-E :. TT.
ler ~ Tyues, George CJan George H. Hatch C. > Cheney
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DRAMATIC AND MrsICAL NOTgS.

The first performances at Leipzig of the
. Rheingold" and the " Wakiire were announced for
the 2Sth and 29th OF last month.
Mr. Frederick Clay, with the assistance of
an orchestra will give performance OF selections from
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shaw n. the Way IN ProsperIt,

Is the cry millions. practise In at
lire cali on 4 RAYMOND co the old reliable clohier
Fulton Nassausls for practical demonstration Of the
fact
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MtRRIED.

LOCKWOOD -wEST-Mayl at EuElishtown, y J., by tho
Row A. T. Cobb Ira A. lockwood 10 > Lizzie West both "
above men IOued place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-03

TRIBUNE OFFICE, May 3, a. ma decline OF air
pressure took place in the latter half Of yesterday al
Though the sky became less cloudy toward night The
temperature IN the afternoon rose TO SO The moisture
of the air has decreased.
For this CITY aud vicinity, warm, partly cloudy
weather may b. expected to-day, and increased c!oud
mesa tO-mDrrOW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-03

Al Notices OF Marriages must be iHdorssi eita fsG
name and address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-03
TRIRlrNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

The city By lsnns Of
lines dusons 81 time Tor tue ~ hou
pcrdng midnight The white line represents IAs sselAoh
. mercury during those hsarA
The New York herald., 1878-10-12
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The funeral OF the lsIe General d. D. Cotton will
take place at San Francisco next Tuesdiy.
The Merchants' Bank OF Charlottctown. p e. l.,
suspcndc ON Thursday. Liabilities, $3.50, 900
Stephen N. Chandler, son OF the Governor OF New
Brunswick, broke his neck yesterday by. n TALL and
died instantly.
Tho house and outbuildings OF William r. Page IN
Scisuato, Mass, were burned on Wednesday by =
vengeiul tramp
Barkcr's wool warehouse a Troy, N. Y, was
burned by an incendinry yesterday. Loss $l37 900
insurance, $l06. 600.
The jury In tho OF David Mullyne. on trial At
Cleveland for the murder OF Masterso0, returned q
vordict Of not guilty.
doc was chased through the streets Of Port Jcrvis
N. Y. yesterday morning, and shot while swimming
the Neversink RIVER
Benjamin. Jefferson, OF Providence, X. l., mate OF
the schooner Henry Congdop, was lost overheard
on Montsuk Thursday evening
The body OF an unknown man was found Thursday
night tho forward part OF tho locomotive Erie
express train at turner's, N.
Fortunate q. Pompeji, Mamie Coll and N. A. Mon
tito arrested IN Philsdcphia yssteraay for de-
frauding the revenue By aisyng records OF tobacco
sales
Thomas r. Doyle, con vcssd In this city OF selling
liquor without license has been pardoned out Of tho
Albany Pcumen Iiary by sho Governor. He had paid
Tor u license but had not received IL
James Lee, formerly proprietor OF q blcachery ut
Somsrvile, Mass, ts charged by tho Mystic water
Company WITH having ittously tapped the CON.
pany's pipes and during twovs years aicnsd TO
the value Of $4,000
Jacob 1. Levinsou, formerly pastor Of jewish
congregation In Cincinnati, but more recently cigar
manu- that city has disappeared. II is al
legged that no raised money on forged paper TO tho
estimated amount oi SO 900.
The New York herald., 1878-10-12
FEMALE REFORMERS.

PRovfDKxcE, r. l., Oct. IL, 1873
The woman's Congress TINS morning elected on GERS
a. follows :-Prssident-Kste Newell Dagyctt, OF Cni
cago. Vice Prssdcnts-Maria Mitchell, Now York;
Abby W. May, Massacn usst,s; Enzaoetn X. Cauron-
hil, Rhode Island; saran W. DevoIi Maine; Armenia
White. New Hampshire; Emily l.. Reed, Vermont ;
An,oinsts b. Biackwsli, New Jersey; Enzi sproat
Turner, Psnasyivaam; Emma Love Loags. Delaware;
Sarah Andrews Spencer, District oil ColumbiA; III.
nette :. seoiye, sUn,o; Martina w. McKav, lndiaua; /;
Ellen Mitchell. Illinois; Sy,vis Goddara, Keniucky !;
Mary heDacrson. Missouri; Lucinda II. stone, hichl-
gan; Emma Y. Bascom, Wisconsin; Nary A. PccA-
ham, Minnesota; Juiia IA. Hunting, Iowa; Aida 1.
Avery, Coiorado anu Caroline NJ scveraooe Caii;or-
ni.. secretary-Mary r. Eastman, MAssaon usetts.
rreasurcr-H. l. T. Waicott, Massachusetts Audi
tois-Emily j. Leonard, New YORK, aud Lavina
Goodei,, Wisconsin. Dnectvrs--ovphia q. Holman,
Mary +. Bogg, Alice q. Fletcher and Kamcl,a l.
Clayp, New York; Phnoc N. Kendall, Mary j. Sal.
lord Blake aud Mary a. Livernorc, Massachusetts;
Lila Barney sayIss, Conneoicut; Henrietta W. Johu-
son, New Jorsoy; Mary r. DAVIS, New Jersey; Char
Io,,e Pierce, Pcnnsylva Fraucss 4. Willard, l-
nois; Caroline N. Brown, Illinois; Margaret 4.
Longey. Quo; u. II. Beckwun, Onio; Sarsn Burger
s.earnr, Minnesota, and Eden Clarke Sargent, Cali.
farm
The New York herald., 1878-10-12
MEXICO'S MANUFACTURES.
STATISTICS OF HER COTTON AND wooL1 EN-
PRoDuo1s-PREsxNT IMPORT DuTIEa

STATISTICS OF HER COTTON AND wooLI EN-
PRoDUc1s-PREsENT IMPORT DUTIER
WASHINGTON. Oct. IL, 1873
By request Of leading Eastern anuiaciu urers the
American Minister 10 Mexico prepared and trans
mitted 10 tho Department. Of State Interesting
statistics concernng the and woolsn
lures Of that country. According to this report
which was prepared BY tho government, tho number
OF factories In Mexico and their producing capacity
we're iollows:-
Unoiesched cotsa factories, 90. PRODUCING per an.
000 900 pieces oil 81 10 80 yards IL 600
to 15, ,OO0 OOO p0unds OF thread.
Print ana calico factories, 0. producing 400. 900
Cashmere and woollen factories, 10, producing
2 00O, QUO yards per annum.
Wnsn sli necessary data obtained IL Ia thought
the production will be found TO be much Greater tIan
the foregoing
The manufactures OF wsollsn thread and other
woolsn gooas are not taken into account In this
hibtt.
For many years past u has been the policy Of all
adm nstrntfops IN that matter how widely
they differed other subjects, TO encourage much
as possible the growth oi home manufactures, cx-
duty tue imported goods exnorpant rs 20 be IN
many cases prohibitory. The following are the pres
cut imp port duties on cotton aud wooIisn goods, as
taken from Tho tariff oi 1S72:-Coson goods ture,,
10 cons; white co.ored, glazed or vevctsd, 16 cents
priats aud caicoes, IA cents Thread-WLits, per
kilogramne, 90 GEMS; coored thread, 90 cents per
knosramme; prepared for robszos, 81 As per kiio-
per square meter, 81 40 wooilen goods, wrap
pers coverings, &C., 81 72 carpets, coarse ana plain.
90 cents; earpets, corued warp so ceuts
yarns OF aii kiads aud coors, II y per klogramms
The New York herald., 1878-10-12
SOUTH CAROLINA BONDS.
END or THE TRIAL TO DETERMINE AZ TO
THEIR VALIDITY.

END or THE TRIAL TO DETERMINE AZ TO
THEIR VALIDITY.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HeR,Lp.1
COLUMBIA. s. c., Oct. IL, 1878.
The case OF the Bondholders vs. the State OF South
Carolina which has been pending Tor some months
In the special court organized for tho purpose OF
decdi the Intricate questions involved, closed
tnis evening, and submitted for decsion. This
extraordinary court, which is composed OF
three circuit judges elected by the Legis-
lature Tor the particular purpose indicated, has
been sitting at intervals during the summer. and
has heard the evidence OF ex- Treasurer Parker and
his clerks, Comptroller General Ncagle and mis- clerks,
and has had submitted tho printed evidence OF Finar
cial Agent Kmpton and many others concerned In
the and disposition or the alleged fraudulent
bonds. The arguments OF counsel for tho bondhoiders
and the State has occupied the entire week. The do
cison. which 10 reserved Tor the present, involves
the gravest question pertaining TO tho credit and
name of the state; aud viii be looked Tor with lively
interest proportoned 10 the large amount OF money
involved.
The New York herald., 1878-10-12
MARY STANDARDS MURDER.
NEW HAyEs. Conn. /. Oct. II. ]

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Oct. IL. 1878
Tho attorneys engaged IN Tho prosecution OF the
case against the Rev. II. H. Hayden Tor The murder Of
Mary Staunard say that the body was never opened
In any way until Professor White opened II. eight
days after she murder, except when Dr.. Masthewson
examined It 10 determine whether the girl was
pregnant No other portion Of the body was dis
turbed. There has been . that the arsenic was
put In her stomach aitcr she was dead and before
burial, but both Professors White yoh uson show
that the poison must have been administered
while tho girl was alive from It's condition
In the stomaen. Attorney Hubbard. junior counsel
Tor Mr.. Hayden. ssys that VI the Grand Jury nna .
true Dill next Monday Mr.. Hayden's counsel viii in.
sist on an Immediate trial. ana that sheriff Hun, of
Madisop, yesterday called upon tue party wnom they
barn by Hayden, and thst tho package ~ tho
possession OF the snerin. Hayden refuses 10 talk
win anyone but hts counseI and spends his tmc n
reading newspapers aud walking up and down the
corridors OF the jail.
The New York herald., 1878-10-12
WASHINGTON.
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, Oct IL, 1878.
RIVER AND HARBoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
KEwroN's ESTIMATE OF APPROPRIATIONS
REQUIRED FOR THE NEXT FISCAL YEAR.
General Newton, in charge OF the river and harbor
works IN and around New York harbor, gives In de-
tall the work done In removing obsiructions In tho
East River and He'll Gate for the fiscal year ending
June 80 last all OF which already been published He
reports the present available for this work
$3s2 800 81 and the required for tho compile
tion OF tho exlst'ng project 2so3 l27 55, and tho
amount that can be prohtably exponded during the
fiscal yosr ending June 80 1880, 5000 900. and this
amount is asked Tor.
For improving the Hudson Rlver-Amount availa-
Bile, $40 000 required TO complete existing project.
s95, ,0l6 AZ, and this amount Is asked for.
karitan River. New Jsrsey-kmount available,
500 oO0 required complete work. sos o62 o5
amount asked for the next fiscal year. 100000
Harbsr at Rondout N. Y.-Avaiiable, $3l sos So
To appropriation asked for channel Dotween Staten
Island and New Jsrsey-Availabie. $25.2 .224 "A; re-
qured to complete the work, $15.4s amount asked
Tor, SIS. .0oO.
Passaic River, New Jersey-Availabie, $40 Cos 92:
required TO complete the work. $l3, 924; asked Tor,
$1,000
Improving Harlem River, New York-Amount
AVAILABLE $500 900; required to complete tho work.
ST. 7oo 00o asked for the next fiscal year. 100000
East Chester Creek, New York-Ava,iabe.
$lO011 IS; required complete tho work, $50. 500;
asked Tor mex. fiscal year. $4,000
Port Chester Harbor. New York-Availssle, 81, $50;
required to complete improvements, $s4, 032. No
appropriation asked for
Otter Creek, Vermont-Available, So. $50 81; re-
qured for completion or the existing project 1881 46
asked for the next fiscal year. $4,000
Echo H,rbor, New Rochelle, n Y.-Availabis.
$4,000; required to complete improvements,
$2S 900 IS: asked Tor the fiscal year, $40, ,0O0
Piattspurg harbor, New York-Amount available,
$3.50 40; required fer completion OF work. $5ooo and
this amount is asked Tor.
Swanton Harbor, Vermona-Available, $22, 800 81;
required for completion OF tho existing project,
$2l7 l60; amount asked Tor fiscal year. $4,000
Burlington, w., Harbor-Avaable So, 759 65;
amount required to complete improvements, $275 900;
asked Tor next fiscal year, $50,000
The above report OF General Ncwton is submitted
the basis OF estimate OF tho Engineers Department
for the annual approprtasien Tor rivers harbors
The New York herald., 1878-10-12
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF rHE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. Oct. III A. NJ.

WAR DEPARTMENT..
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON Oct. 12-l A. NJ. J
Indications
For Saturday, in the South Atlantic and Gulf
States, stationary or rising barometer, northsrly
winds. slightly cooler, clear weather. followed In the
Southwest BY warmer southeast Winds
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley, nsrtheast 70
southeast winds, slightly warmer, clear weather.
rising, followed by stationary barometer and light
frost Saturday morning.
For tho Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
leys and the upper lake region. southeast to south
west winds, stationary. possibly followed by falling
barometer, cooer, frosty, followed by warmer clear
weather.
For the swer lake region, falling followed by rs-
ing barometer cooler northwest WINDS partly cloudy
For the Middle Atlantic States and Southern New
England falling barometer increasing northeast to
northwest winds. cool, cloudy weather, and the
pr receding the advance OF storm on the
coast and followed by rising barometer, with clear
ing weather.
For Northern New England, rising barometer, In
creasing north and Winds cooler, partly cloudy
weather. possibly followed by falling barometer
Rivers win remain stationary.
Cautionary signais continue at Macon, Cape Look.
out, Cspe Hatteras, Kitty Hawk, Cape Henry, Lewss
Cape Nay, Atlantic City, Barnegat and Sandy Hook,
and ordered Tor New York, New Haven, New Lon
aon Newport, Woods Hole, Boston and Section Eight.
The New York herald., 1878-10-12
TILDEN'5 TAX SUIT.

HARLAND HELD FOR TRIAL-wHAr THE NEW
YORK MINE ACCOUNTS ARE SAID TO SHOW.
DY TELEGRAPH TO THE RaLD.1
DETROIT, Mich., Oct IL, 1873
The ANIMATION OF Thomas Hariand, Mr.. TiIdsn's
lawyer, before Commissioners Dawson was concluded
this morning, ana no held for trial before the
United states District Court, at Marquette,
Micb., Tor abstracsing the books OF tho New
York Nine Company wnns they were In
possession OF Notary Public Maynard. Har.
land refused 10 offer any evidence In his
own defcoce by aaviee, as no stated OF his counsel
and also declined TO argue the further HIS bail
was nxed at $40. 1000. witch he gave, Hugh Mcmillan
going on his bona. In the course Of his remarks
this morniug Harisnd Withdrew hts uncomplimcn. q.
tary epitbcts applied 10 United Stated Attorney
sherman, and Sherman his about Hariaud, apn the
two walked out o. court arm IN arm. Hafland viii
be tried IN Marquc'te IN May next.
TfLDES's Nooxk
IL Is stated that the evidence furnished BY Wet
more, the ex-superirton OF the mine, verified
by tue books OF The company durug MS direct exam
nation is really OF damaging character against TIL
den The rumor - that they snow that Tilden real
lied about $gs,OOO during three years from
the mno, and that oven certain particular sums
which make up this amount alone greatly shove
the sums on winch ne paid income TAX IN the gwen
years.
FELTON, AssAILEp.
Wetmore has written letter the Post and Tribune
winch will appear tomorrow morning, In whicn he
makes some damaging charges against Peton, TIL
den's nephew ana representative, In regard 10 the
books of shs New York mina
The New York herald., 1878-10-12
ON THE EVE OF PANIC.

yArLURE or ONE or TEE OLDEST NAN
CHESTER SHIPPING HOUSES -LrADILIT1Es
FIVE TO TEN MILLION DOLLARS.
[Br CABLE TO THE HtRALp.
LoNDo:, Oct. IL, 1878.
Heugh, Balfour & Co., of Manchester,
have failed. Their liabilities are estimated
at between one million and two millions
sterling (s5,OOO,000 to s1O,Oo0,O ,O00). The
failure of this house was announced
in London shortly after the close
of business, and caused immense excite
mont. 1t IL feared that their failure will
affect several small firms The house Of
Heugh, Balfour Co. was one Of the oldest
Eastern shipping houses in Manchester.
The New York herald., 1878-10-12
VETERANS UNITING.

The veterans OF the Tnrsy-ssvenh regiment
N. G.S.N.Y. met last evening in tho room OF The
Board OF Officers OF tho Seventy first reRimeot, at
roiriy-sixth street and Broadway. lively discu :
sion took place. Tho old members Of the Thir.y-
seventh claimed the right to enter the Scventy-nr
regiment veteran corps. Ex-Coionel Thomas Free
borne was Their champion and Major Unison re-
sponded on behsii OF the seventy first reg
eran corps James I. Chisholm. who acted as secre-
tary said that the 10 nvtation open to all men,
bers both OF Sevcnty-hrst and OF the Thirty.
seventh regiment Finally The meeting Was harmon
,zeu and the nc pers OF the s.od' rhirty seventh
agreed to JOIN the veterans OF the Seventy .Lrst.
Licutenanl George w. kershaw and 4. w. Rachau
then rendered the hospitaities OF Company to loo
Assem- bed veterans oI the former regimsDL
The New York herald., 1878-10-12
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.l
A COURTEsAN SHOT.
[BY TELEoRApH TO THE HERALD.

SPRINGFIELD, Ohio, Oct. IL, 1873.
The quiet and aristocratic little city OF Urbaua 10
much exercised the fatal shooting OF Alice Arm
strong, q notorious character Of that CITY. Alice
10 . woman OF rare physical beauty, with dissi-
patcd and reckless habits, anu keeps . house OF
ml-fsme. A relative, Mrs. Smith, lives 10 the
part Of the city and rents part OF her house TO
ono Marshal A. Brown. 1t Is alleged thas Brown has
mistreaied Mrs. Smith and that no and Alice have had
several bitter quarrels over IL Last night Alice went,
with q coorcd man as protector, 10 mrs Smith's
rooms and pounded Browns door, She alleges that
Brown opened the door, jsrked her into room,
pulled out revolver and shot her she lett eye,
Tho ball lodging IN her BRAIN Brown says tnas wien
he opened his 10 her she pulled . revolver on
him that ne grabbed her and the revolver, ana that
10 the ensuing scunie Alice Was shot described.
She still living, slough her death Is momentarily
Ell
The New York herald., 1878-10-12
ANARCHY IN TURKEY.
UTTER prsINrEoRATIoN d l. or THE LAST vEsIroxs
OF LAW AND ORDER.

UTTER PARTICIPATION or THE LAST VEST ICES
OF LAW AND ORDER.
fConsian ople letter to London Daily Newsl
Throughout what remains OF the Ottoman T. npl 70
there is more disorder ana anarchy than has prc-
vared for many ycars. Excepting Arabia there 10
not single province which Is less In re-.
beilop. Anarchy prevails throughout the whole
empire. Tho insurgents In Thessaiy and Epirus arc
facing tho Turkish troopr, and tho local au,hori-
ties afraid TO act lest the population
should 60 over to tho Insurgents On masse
The two Eng,snmen In tho kuodope mountains
wno hav. gathered To themselves n army nave tue
wpole country around them IN subiectou. rhoir
army REJECTS the su,orty OF tho Sultan. aad though
the men Mosenis. much surgenis as the
Grcexs 10 the south Of ihcm, have oecn IN arms
ior many montns Tho Alban,ans arc equally bostiIs
TO the turks, and refusc TO obey the commands
which are sent IRON CoDstant,nopIs- All SORTS
Of stories are told TO account ior tho murder
ot Aenemet All 1hore vas an old grudge sga,nst
him on account Of his treatment OF the Aibsnians
wnere rms which liscly TO tall into the bsnus
ot the Albanians. But wnetner true not, aud
tho Albanian insurrec,ion TO grew as a means OF
tlreatoning the Greek PROVINCES the TACT OF
der gave conclusive evidence nst the government nas
no autn Orlty IN Albania.
ASIA mIsos RIPS roR RrroRss
Nor are tbinss any better IN Asa Minor~ About
Matssn, the kossndagh, and tho district north and
northeast OF Acxsnaretta, the Armenians VINO IN
district have UceO warlike race have made
common cause WIN ,ns Mosisms. aud refuse 10 obey
the truth OF which nave not ycl becu aule 10 asccr.
tain, that the Arabs IN around Aeppo have LAX
the same stand. All throughout Armenia there 10 a
panic which Is leading 10 wholesale emi grafton The
last week, TOO, has not been without In the
capital oi sttenpts--iooish anu useless attempts
directed against The sultan The war has produced
NOT merely the disnemDerment .! the Ottoman Em.
pre, the topping oil OF important branches lke Bul-
garia, Bosnia, HerzcgovDs and Cyprus. out, to
change the hsure the disiniegraton OF all the rest
There has never been q lmc since 1853 WHOM the
wnoc Empire appeared 50 entirely faling 70 pieces ~
~ the present momenI