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No. 818.MARCH 20, 1889.]

The Colonial Secretary laid on the table the minutes of last meeting of Fiussive Committee, and moved that the vote of $472 as a personal allowance to Mr Bruce Shepherd therein recommended be co-opted.

Ageood. SONH

LEFONTS,

The Colonial Secretary laid on the tablo the Riport of the Headmaster of the Central School, the Report of E. M.

of that term as contained in the Crown leases of lands in the soleary,

Ar Layton asked-Does this do away with the power of Crowe Lougees to disputo tio views of the Government?

THE CHINA MAIL.

Crown.ronts on. I admit that the Crowa. has power to resume, but this looks a very sweeping clause to poople who are interest- ed in the piers and wharves

Bis Kroollency-I understand the bon,

this clause be postponed. member in meve that the consideration of

Inspector of Schools, and the Report of the fore them and seo its bearings, and if they that the design of this ordinance is the Secretary of the Con piny that a fow which had been propozed by Mr Cobden, a stata at thinga na is here set forth be

Superintendent of the Fire Brigade for last

year, west and on the men ande

THE ARMS GRDINANCE 1889.

The Ordinance with some slight amend. Biralingha in the representation of

NEWS BY THE FRENCH MAIL

The Empress Froderick, and, family return to Germany to-morrow.

Mr Byrie-Store will not go and lie Mr Bright denounced the policy of the months. No modern wat in Earope has Extensive proparations are being wado along the side. You must have piers. Rusatua war with onergy, but his protests lasted no long.

for the immediate mobilization of the To fault is in, the system which loaves

British navy. Mr Chator-In my pinion there will be against it were stopped by an attack of no harm or damage to tria mpany. Tho severe illness,-nud juss an the war had been us no one to hung. No one is responsible Pigott do further extraordinary self. compensuon with a little added will get brought to a close, Mr Bright was compellebanse every one is responsiblu What contradictory statomouts which tonded to The Duwe we want in an authentic, live man who father discredit his testimony. He bes tion to that sort of question as I have His Exoaliency have the same objec.

tow wharves and es great if not girator ed to forego all publis, action. facilities.

of the defent of Lord Palouration on the charged by the country with the duty of Fived, he said, that the letters publishod Me Kyrie-Making a new wharf in deep Canton question reached him while in Italy, ending that we have guns and ships, and as Mr Parnell's were forgories. Thủ Đaủy always had before, particularly when we Mr Eyrie-It is a very serious clause. are in Committee.

His cullenny-Nobody seconds the

in March, 1857. Although he had necor who i ho como prove that he he pub Telegraph, in an article, says that Pigott I am bound to re-

watny will Fib more expensive,

Mr Chater-This Company routs from a surily taken no personal part in the delatolicly, and epiemuly, and formally demanded collapsed hopelessly and utterly ruined the past to hou, members the request that motion thuy should make up their minds as to Byrio-I think Mr. Wong Shing will Chinatnan and thaChisam gets the bone- or division which produced Lord Palmer the tons for providing them, and has Times on.

fit of the Reclamation schein. Therefore tou's appeal to the country, yet he expressed boon as publicly, and solemnly, and form what amendments they should propose second it.

Mr Wong Shing-I second tho motion. no damage is done to him; And I satisfied his entire approval of the vote of congue ally refused, will, on the discovery of such before this sto os is their businem to

It is announced that Princo Alavander consider carefully every nattor coraing be- Ali Excollonoy-It is quite ovident

yards off, opposite the new market, they and secunded by Mr Milner Gibeon At punctually hanged,

of Battenbarg, formerly Prince of Bulgaris, f hes contracted is morgaualie mareinge with don't approve of its bearings to bring for on the presumption that the great ma would get n vory maluable front, a better the general election that ensued, Manches- bor rejected both Mr Bright and Mr Miler

Friiulein Doesuger. ward an amendment. Of course that may jority of the persons particularly interns than they have now.

A fow Mr Byrie anid he was satisfied as regards Gibson by larger majorities.

Bismarck has dedinced that there is not be construed too strictly, but for usambera terostod will agree towards the carrying

the alightout danger of the Barban" to come in here and then at the last stage out of great public benefit. I am con- piers and raised ng objection to the Bestion mouths afterwards, the death of Me Muntz

caused The Acting Attorney General moved the of a measure make an inquiry as to the vinced that it is a great public benefit, pansing.

the constitaoney invited Mr The M. M. steamer Iraquidy merived finity causing a rupture between: Ger first reading of the till, the object of which effect of a certain thing, when its effect and for the purpose of doing so you must he said was to consolidate the law on the might have been ascertained at an earlier have a clear ground, clear of all vexatioua-i ments was then passed with the exception of Bright to becumia a candidate'; he was yesterday uvening with the French mail of many and the United States. Two great sinolla preloxt. The news that four. stage, is inconvenient stud irregular. Mem- opposition before you can start

olected in Aug. 1857, and has continued 23rd Feb. We take the following tole-ations, he says, would not quarral for so

grants from our exclunges - to ropresent thxt burcagh down to tho

Germin frigates have been ordens to subject and to amend the law by reintrobers had an oppormnity of satisfying

After 1977 his mane wua

Samoa in exciting mus juteromt. - ducing & clapse which was in the old ordin. themselves entirely on all these points in ble for a largo work of this kind to to go any further to-lay, because the Pub present, time.

the many weeks that have elapsed since go on withat power to stop opposition lio Works Department have not got Anish mainly identified with a schoms for the

one part, reform of the electoral representation, by anco, repealed afterwards, for the punish this Ordinance was published and is is }D every possible dirvotich, to make led the schedules There In ment of persons carrying arms contrary to really taking up the unnecessarily to put at the same time those whose rights however, which I expected would lend to dis wide extension of the suffrage and a serie them at a time which to any the least are interfered with to in for cassion that is with foretice to tirs com equal distribution of the seats with refer the Ordinance.

is irrogalar and inconvenient. It compensation for the loss that has been peusation that is to be given to dissentienterice to population, and alterations in the uncoupwmising happens that this question may be very sustained. If you have the gasdments as lot-owners, The Ordinance puts me in a law of entail. He was easily answered, and I don't object to they were before you might have an in most invidians position which I would be advocate of the North during the civil war TRE VACCINATION ORDINANCE, 1889.

I had no part in deaft America, and after the close of the doing it, unly I would point out for the junction at any moment. Anybody might the last in desira. The Acting Attorney General moved the wake of preventing it in futuro that it is stop this work by saying that is easementing this Ordinance and certainly no part in stroggle lio ronewed the agitation for

London, 1th Arch.Thor is much is being interfered with, by obtaining in-including that in the more It has been form. He visited Ireland, and he was -

suziety regarding the euloty of the Duke of has introduced a Bill in the Hound of rat reading of this bill, which he said was irregular.

Commons in order to establisli as allaw thọ. Mr Layton-I apologise, Sir, for having junatha from the Supreme Court and our duns by thers, lawyers, who considered on tortained at a banquet in Dublin, Oct. 30, to give effect to certain recommandations put the question at the wrong fine; butrying the matter to the Privy Council. You the whole that it was the best cou 86 1846, ou au invitation signed by upwards couch, whose lifeboat has been washed weekly half holiday for lab profs and that had been made by a committee of the His Excellency-01, please don't apolo must clear away thte jo some way to purane in consideration of all the cir- of 20 Irish Liberal members of Parliament.shor on the Sussex const. The uxiety artizans

work for annissanges. It isa aty that I shall have On Nur. 3, 1868, he was presented with is increased by the fact that a collision is

Butea, tho cricketer, has completely. known to have occucrest in the neighbour-recovered from the effects of bis recent Sanitary Board. The bill, whilst re-ennat.gise; I am merely referring to this as a It is the invariable practice in

matter of procedura.

a public purpose to declare this. These to exercies with sory great regret, and I the freedom of the city of Edinburga, and ing the old law, introduced amendinents Mr Layton-I don't wish to introduce pasements, recollect, aro all provided for trust it will not be necessary. Rather than 1 in the following auth ho accepted office bod

The first reading was passed.

work.

on the oa of the schedule.

I mean to say it would be impossi- Is Excellency-I d

Como

not

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OUTRAGE IN IRELAND, Lowdon, 11th March.-Mr Crungha shot at yesterday while driving to church landlord at Quinn in County Clare, was His Bintar, who and grisly wounded. w with him, was also seriously, wounded tion with the cries. No arrests have yet been made in commso-

SUPPOSED LOSS OF THE'S.. DUKE OF BUCCLECAR'

Mr Houston, the secretary of the Irish videuce that he can lured Pigott with the Loyal Patriotic Union, han stated in his Union's money, to obtai lettors in- ariminating Parel, and Pigott obtained them from Paris. He believed that Pigott forgod them himself. The Times case is considered to have autirely broken dawa.

London, Feb. 26th.-Sir Jolia. Lubbock

Lotion, 11th March-Mero wreckage attempt to commit suicide.

Sie Churler. Bussoll has lauded in to the

relating chiefly to registration, certificatoanny amandment, I personally should be in tho clause which deals with unipos- should exorzien it would very much prefer under Mr Gladstone, s Prasident of the and sora letters besuging to an ufficer of Parnell Inquiry Commission written com of unitness and peraone vaccinated by a very sunch in favour of the bill, but I have tion. Only those who have frontage lots; teasing to the Sceretary of Statu | Buard of Trado. Aflor being sheria frd the steamer Duke of Buccleuch have been Feasion by Pigalt,, to the uffet that o

public vaccinator.

THE RECLAMATION OLDINANCE.

Me Kyrio said it had been the practice hitherto to ask questions on points of this kind of some official, o recessarily of the Governor,

Hie Excellency-But not at this stage? Ar Ryrie-Tus is the last stage there is a chance.

that

mybody

work!

on object, for those who do cung into the that the lot of the discutient should be the House of Commons fer some time in agreenient there is a clause which provides resoused, in which co the fullest pre consequence of severe illness, he was cold- for compensation if any damage is proved. Teaution would be that the price, pulled to retire from ulice is Duo. 1870. I think considering the very great objects for the resumption sold be referred His health having hean partially restored, that are acrsed by this Ordinance, I think to a Board to whose impartiality no he was in Aug. 1879. appointed to the I do not Chancellorship of the Duchy of Lancaster Her Majesty's Government thought such a body could take exception. measure as this justitiablo, especially as kaw

impuga in succession Mr Childers, and he hold people in all directions might say their my impartiality, as booly put in such a that post intil the Liberala went out of easements were interfered with and bring position would act on his own advice office in Falt. 1874. When the Liberais in injunctions to create any amount of de-alone. In the first place he would ask returned to power in May, 1880, Mr Bright lay I cannot conceive any practical modo his Counei guided by experts, and that was re-appointed Chance of the Dachy of bringing about a thing of this kind with would preclude impartiality entirely. I of Lucester. On July 17, 1882, ho ti

clause like the ouu in the kill.

doubt very much when the time conca noticed in the House of Cominons that he out

The Acting Attorney Ganeral-I ander to reviar what has been done oder had resigned his affice and retired from the stood the hon. member to make some all this Ordinance if any person will be Cabine: seus ho Adfery from Eis cal sion to wharves. I understand the owners able to my that any injury has been done lagnes on their policy in Egypt which led There may be to the bombardment of Alexandria. Un have no rights. They are simply pornis in the slightest degree.

some points about it that seen arbitrary the question of Home Rd for Ireland, sivo owners. Whatuvor ung they may be to the present heases, the Guromoni can but they are only such as are found neces Mr Bright sared this Unionist prots to-morrow put an end to their tonum, and aary in verlinity stuccially noder tits to Me Gustine's Hill, and his ce therefore they have no easement whatovertakings, take for example the forfeiture of cities of the mesure went far to

the age of the law.

and the aussergunni

wash shore in the Sussex Cast.

THE DLFEXO6 OF DALPAIN.

Forged the letters purported to be writtan London, 19th March. In the Flouse of Mr Parnell. The wivuse in the Commons last night Mr Stantepe, Secreasing wuro 3 Lauahere and Btr ary of Stato for War, presented his Army George Augusthu Sala. Upon the Com

mission resuming its sitting, Pigott was Estimates, and in doing so explained the

him was fruitless: A warrant has been systems that in was intended to adopt fur sent, and overy of rt made to find e defines of the Kimelen. whereby the issued for his arrest. The proprietors of i mobilisation of our free would be thu Times are dochiful about proceeding fur usured. It was, he said, interded to ther, but Sir Charles Russell oppos ay stablish thros intrenched camps in case the novessity should arise of having to defend tempt to end the preceedings, and is de- termined to probe the matter to the bot-

London, Feb. 27th.-The Irish party PROSED ENLARGERST OF THE GRAVING

London, 12th March,--Led Cross, So-re exultant over the Parnell Carission proceedings. Pigott's confcasion has cauend gestion in the House of Loals, said that satin theoughout the United Kingdom. cretary of State for India, replying toniversal excitement, and profound he was discussing with the Government of Chars, is renundons enthusiasm in Ireland. Indis whether it was possible to enlarge their Richard Webster, on behalf of the gravity duck at Bombay a us to make it

Times, has expressed the mucarest regrets

London.

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DOCK AT BOMBAY,

tom.

of many advanced. One of the first rules easure is majority te Paris available for the largest class of on--for the injury done to Mr Parnul, and

heard others object to it. 1 merely wished to make an inquiry on this point.

His Excellency- um perfectly willing to answer the question as the hon. momker is The Acting Attorney General have not prepared to make any amendsent, to move the second reading of this wea rather then let a further postponement take place, hat J am quite sare if you sure. The scheme for the reclamation of will refer to the procedure of legislative the Praya has been so long before the pub-asablies elsewhere far will find that it lic, the measure has been so fatly criticis-is quite an irregular thing to ataques tion at this stage which implies that the od, and last, not least, Your Excellency in a subject ha ot been thought over moavage on a former occasion has so fully or that he has not made up his mind, cae way or another. It is quite possible by dealt with it that I propose to offer no ro- thinking over a thing to determine one marks on this ocession. At the same time, way or another. of course, any objections that are raised ur made to this casure will receive due consideration from the Government. Perhaps I ought to draw your attention to ulo amendment proposed by me, which is

Hie Excellency-But, don't you see, this not merely a verbal one, in the last clause

bill has been published three weeks, and of the bill. The clause at present read it is aactly for the purpose of allow the From and after the completion of ing mentibers making up the embankment authorized by the Ordin that it is published three weeks before, ance, the Governor shall keep and maintain a member me into the Council at the end of that perind still in deast on the same out of manies to be provided from the subject it renders useless that long poly the public revenues,' I propose to add the lication, as any point can be discussed from words-save as aforesaid the Governor the first moniout it is published. I must shall not be liable for deterioration, sub-stas cutter of fact overy hou, mber the opposed dateage is in ny opinion whol with the exception of the Attorney Ucnerally imaginary. I regret the hon. member is just as well able he make up air only spoke to us on that point two or three sidence or damage of and to said embank-

wind on this as the Governor is. In minutes ago. If he had ton to me ho- mont. The object of that amgachnont I

any may of inteiligence. If he is in doubliere I could have satisfied him that there legal question, his course will be no serious damage of any sort to the think speaks for itesti,

and if it is is to address letter to the Colc- Steamboat Company or any other Company ble to nial Secretary and ava legal opinion having a wharf. As your Excellency is aware upon it a that he may have some definite this Reclamation schee is to be carried out ground for moving &D amendment. What by suctions, and before une section is touched I object to is people coming bare in a haze the other will be finished. The Hon, tein as to whether they object or not. It is her, as the representative of the Steamboat simply inconsistent, this system with having Company has said that the damage to the paid any attention at all to the subject Steamboat Company would be imenes before coming into the council.

2

word or

Mr Ryrie--Before passing the second reading of this Ordinance I wish to say two with regard to it. Although, as a whole, I am in favour of it, I wish to make this provis that all private interests shall be safe- guarded and compensation given where loss is shown. I particularly refer to wharves If companies who run steaners on the river are to be deprived of their wharves and murely get, as is stated in the Ordinance, partial compensation, it will entail a very serious loes to these Dompanies. The benefit of the wharves to river steamers is very great indeed.

ance, $180,000, to be divided among;

their

aninda

Mr Ryrie aid he thought his Excellency was mistaken, Such questions were often put at this stage and night to replied to not necesarily by the Governor but either Attorney by the Colonial Sacretary or General.

question.

Mr Ryvio-The owner of the lot opposite of every company is that if the balance is gets reni for these wharves.

not paid le rest of the share is forfeitud. To Acting Attorney General-e is net is quite possible that any loss that is in of the marine lot-owners and he will either curred by any pndertaking the enter into the agreement or he wil have agreement and not falling it may be usado his claim to compensation.

good, but we are only taking the precau Mr Ryrie 1 strongly object to the tion that any cemerand couijany takes.

Me Byric thought claims should be set- doing away with the easyidents.

Me Chalor-My hon. friend appeats toled by arbitrativa.

a grievance with references fo His Excellency had un objection to being have

arate that relieved of the duty. wharves. I was hand to

His Excellency-I did not understand the Hon. member to allude to wharves at all.

Lo

is

go

return of a

uent. Mr Bright was elected Lord Rectur of the University of langa, Nov, 15, 1880. A colletus of his spreches

nentions of Public Policy was published

2 vols., 1998.

NO GUSSI

WIE.

THE NEW M. P. FOR BARNSLEY,

Lordon, 13th March-Bard omgton, the Gladstonian candilate, has beer eleted for Braley in place of Mr U. S. Kenny, the

Gladstonian momber, who has retired. Me Wentworth, the Conservative candidate. who also emtestei fùn seat, was defeated by a majority of 2,551 votes

THE FARNE÷L COMMISSION.

London, 14th March, At yustaday's aithing of the Parell Comission, the vvidañco on behalf of The Timea was con-

The following article from the Pull tell Gazette is of the 'Rerooming' sort, but there is a grant dest of trash in it notwithstand. We commond to the respectful attention at Birmingham to protent gainst the pro-plying to Sir Charles Rusaeli, said that of the good people who met the other day cluded. Sir James Bannen, President, re- pal to spend more money upon the had not yet dasdud whether su lateria Defence of the Empire, the latter which report should be made on the Parnell Lord Canary has addressed to the letters. The Commission then adjourned Times, and the article which Ir Burditatil the 2nd April. contributes to the Vais rsal Hexiere. Taken

THE CIT OROINANCE, His Excellency wait the hat found outing- that to waist on printed for overy ho would perhaps de more ill that good and hed resolved to unke these clausus

He was afraid it was optional.

see they were kept clean, of not kept clean the last state would be worse in the fest

in-

The Ordinance with the exception of one or twu dagaus was passed through com mitree

CORRESPONDENCE.

29th March.

JOHN BRIGHT. The latest edition of Men of the Time' gontame the following sketch of the career the Right Hon. John Bright, whose death was telegraphed the ior alay

THE COPPER SYNDICATE,

Existing

nonneod their doterraination to withdraw the letters, and take no further steps in the matter. Pigott in now in Paris

The Gorman Government have authorised

the expenditure of twenty million marks "pon the navy, as a first instalment.

(From the Byyption Chusette) London, Feb, 27th, The Figult facident is considered seriosa. It is a check for the Linistry whose arowed sympathies were The Standard recognises for the Times. that it is an unfortunate incident which

wili jucrense the difficulties in Irekad.

extradition.

Paris, Feb. 27th.-Pigott passed through Paris yesterday morning, but all trace of in appears lost. England asks for his Russia has accepted no offer made by Frane bring the Atelinoff expedition to

the cruiser Pramauguet.

together, they mastitats about us discro- Paris, 13th March-The agency of theez They will be embarked on, board Paris, Fab. 24th. In the Sagallo in- ditable a picture of prepare less for de- Copper Syndicate has been trans erred to fence as ever caudalized the world. The losses Matheson & Co., who will sell on sident five Cussols were killed and fivo

were wounded. arring of our coaling stations is certainly tohalf of the copper companies.

anggressive measure. It is simply stock in the slowhile will be withheld

St. Petersborg, Feb. 24th. This Journal and a duty for the protection of the gateways and worked of gradually. A curtailmont de i Peterburg says that the responsibi- of our Empire. at here is what Lord of the cut-pus has been arranged..

lity for the, Bagallo incident rests with Carnarvon, who knows what his talking

Achinoff, whose attitude compelled the about, tells is of the conditions of some of

St. Petersbu, le March -A Eussian French to act, and it says that the incident pression loan of one hundred and seventy will have no influence on the relations the unust important naval positions in the millions of gold reubles has been issued. British Empire

Gibraltar. Out of record with the ne- Siera Leone.-Forts built; neither guna

guera.

Mauritius.Only old mizzie-loaders. tagkong.-Sono modoru guns, low qu

libre.

Singapore. A few ditio; uone as heavy 389 il

A NEW RUSSIAN LOAN.

WAL DECLARED AGAINST ABYSSINIA

GING OF SHŊá.

THE

that the King of shoe has declared war Rome, 9th Maroli.—It is announced here

against Abyāmin,

AUSTRIAN TROOPS ON THE SERVIAN FRONTIER

London, 19th March. The Standard Bus (průlished a telegram stating that Austrian So far the Coaling Stations, now for the troups have taken up posts of observation Navy. The following is Mr Burdett's Hanlong the Secvian frister in view of the orisis consequent on King Milan's abdica of ships at present without gans :-

Total 14:

1

A CORRECTION. Mr Chater-It is to wharves at ho To the Editor of the inst refers, and I was guing on to point out that

SIRA slight misprint occurred in my the Steamboat Company's wharves are or sections 6 and 6. and that before the relater published justurdy. What I said His Excelleny repeated that the proper clamation in feat of section is started or intended to say was: It is not possible curs was wither to have these pointa nursection 5 will be finished. I pointed this out for the Government to enter into competi-cosities of modern warfare, and the sum that is named in this ordin-led beforehand or to move an amend to the Secretary of the Company and told tiun with private indiviúns as dedura in the Government and private wharves, mint to the clause which wild prevent him that there would be no dangs what banded property aning that they could by the dealing in the Qid Markes and P. will be totally inadequate, for the loss the clans having the effect which the hou over to the Company's interests. The Sco.not sutegiactorily do w, as why evidenced which the stormer companies would sustain member abjected to. That was really rotary of the Company was under the

O. Bites,Four's Ec., However he was only impress that during the reclamation

CROWN LESSEE. hundreds of only legal way. must be caloulated by thousands of dollars. This echome may be mentioning this rather in regard to the their stenuera would have to ditcher.e

But a whorl w said to be for a public purpose us far or the future thin with reference to the present in muid stream. No. If it had been the custom built on

5 before No widening of the Praya is concerned, but it hitherto ho trusted it would not be the tached

4:11 the steamers C&D will bring must not be lost sight of that very large prosts to privato individuals, and custom ruch longer, but that the procedure alongside that wharf just as easily as tu- As the Attorney General has pointed passed by this Council is, that it should not also he the procedure here. As to what the out there is an amount of compensation to what I would say in regard to any bill of legislative assemblies viseebere would dag.

know he was only ba given to hon. member wished

wharf

owners, and the Stearn-

Bright, The Right Hon. John, M.P., is allow private individuals to benefit to the two glad to give an opinion, only he would host Company will got that compensation, the son of the late Jacub Bright of

I detriment of other private individuals. amn specially referring new to the owners of ƒ have been ninch more glad to have furnish- and with it and a little more they will be Grecubank, near Rochdale, where he was ed it before, as this view wight have been able to put another wharf in deeper water barn, Nov. 16, 2811. Having received steamer wharves. They should be com

where their steamers can gu as before the cdiments of subeuntil English pensated in every way for the loss they taken three or four weeks ago.

Mr Layton-I must apologise, an I said Tria great damage to vested interests or to education, hu entered his father's business enelain, and as the river traffic of this Qo-

enzonients is imaginary. I regret that the and became a member of the firm of lony is a very material part of its trade it before

His ExcellenNo, please don't apolo- Hon. senior auficial member has not should not be overlooked when we come to

giao, especially as the oldest member of the chosen to speak to me on this subject, Jobs Bright and Brothers, cotton-spinnera pase this bill. My other objection in ma' 'tc

for I have always volunteered to offer and anulacturers of Begando, holders of sections: if they are to be thrown Council rays it has been very commun

paratively early ago he began to aldrees any explanation that is necessary to astiaty local audiences on social and politico-eu- *here. upon the men who hold the Crown lots, no

Mr Layton being asked to repeat his 1 pactice in this great achete, end of litigation will follow. In many

Mr Eyris said he was perfectly ceguisentomical topics, and he delivered, at a instances I believe the holder of the Crown question said-Fort enn resume Crown! lot does not own the wharf front at all and Lands where you can declare it is for a that the Secretary of the Company had betray instituin his native town,

cences of Tour to the Holy Land in 1835. the subsectionists are the zotual ownera of public purpose; dnan this prevent the in communcation with Mr Chater on the suries of lectures embodying his reminis of the Crown lassees from fighting the case i abject. Eat when they saw this thing in Though he had inkon part in the Iteform the wharf fronts. Again, вощо

The Acting Attorney Genel hink I the ordinance destroying all their grivileges gitation of 1891-2. Mr Bright first dis lot holders say that their lots will

I ander and rights, it was his duty to draw attention Their Can aaswer the hon. member. be depreciated by this scheme..

atand the question is this-van the Guvern- to it. cases should certainly be takun into Consideration and liberally dealt with. Sagent, laving declared these works for a

Bia Bxcellency understood the flow,

ing that there is such a very large amount, plic parse, resima any lands Cer-member referred to resents.

Ata com

tinguished unelf is political life 6 becoming in 1830 one of the coaliest

I distinct bets of the Anti-Corn Law League,

which grow out of uns ansveintions formed ju of profit to other lot-holders I think it tainly not, but they can resume any landsly say that these wharves are not conuretet i 1938 to obtain the repical file Corn dow

which ura for the purpose of this Ordinance with any easements. I mean to say it is a In April, 1840, at a bye lestion, he stood

Mr Ryrie said to failed to aa the object liberal act on the part of the Government of the clause.

Dungannon, a Conservative and Protec

Turros

80 KNIK *

1,820,000

5 16.23

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Gani wanted in Jana.

600,000

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this

403,000

To be reamed

this

750,000

733,000

675.000

flux of Stip wanting

No, of Cung Catre in

Weight log of Ship

Rourk

tion.

Vienna, 14th March.--The telegram published by the Standard stating that Austrian troops were taking up punts of observation along the Servian frontier is

existing between Russia and Fra100.

(London and China Express, 22nd Feb.} Portsmouth on the 19th Inst by Cup- Tho Severa, erviser, was commissioned at

tain Hail, ato chief of the Intelligence Department, to relieve the Constance on The Pacific Station. Hur crew canists of 243 officers and ment

Harold E. H. Ah, and Herbort

The following appointments have boon made by the Admiralty Commander Lowellyn 8. Dawson, to the Bablar, to lata March 19; Fleet Engineer Expand H. Willey, Ansistant-Engiacote Jebu T. H. Coupper to the Secorn, all to date Feb, 19. The Deutsch-Asiatische Bank (Gorman. Asiatic, will at first only open au

Dilios Shanghai, but further branches are to fole Jow. Among the promoters of the new Brasharest, 18th March. The Reumannies company are the Deutsche Bank at Berlin, Government have submitted a Bill to the the Disconto Gesellschaft, Bank feer Han Chamber of Dupatica propusing a gold del and Industrie, S. Bleichroeder, Hobt standard.

odidally denied hora.

PROPUSED GULD STANDARD FOR NOUMANIA.

HUNNIA AND THE APUNAN FRONTIER.

route.

OPERATIONS IN BIKKIM

ab

Warschauer & &Co., Mendelssohn & Co, all in Berlin, Mesara M. A. von Rothschild St. Peterdarg, 11th March.-General and Sehne, and Mr S. H. Stern, bath in Rosenbach, Commander-in-Chief of the Frankfort-on-the Main, the Norddeutsche tro ps and Gorertor-Genotal of Tarkestan, Bank in Hamburg, Messrs Tu Oppin- Joft St. Petersburg to-day for Thehkend, hin, jun., and Coin Cologna, and the and will inspect tho Afghan frontier eyerische Bypotheken and Wechselbark Lin Muriel e Board of Directes (küf- Allahabad, 7th March. A reserve of 200 gentle-President Ruedoch, Director aichtsrath) is to consist of the following of The Buffs from Dum Dum, and 600 of Walrich, Directie Tneralenberg, Director the 3rd Bengal Infantry from Fort Michele, Herr von Bleichroeder, Ingo William, Calestia, is to be hold in rendi Opponheim, Robert von Meudeisnara, Con use to promote Sirkim on the shortest Rul-Guneral E. Russel, Her Ata Hause." notice in casa perverlag..

tanu, Thondor Stern, Director Belfinekol (Norddeutsche Bank), Baron Edward von Allahabad, 11th Mare-Colonial Nizhot, Oppenheim, Herr von Pushn, The un- the Resident in Cashmore, is reported tongers of the bank are Mr Kurt Erich, of havo obtained possession of a number of the Disconte Gesellschaft, and Mr Erick fetters revealing a long sure of treason Breustedt, of the Dentsche Bank After able practices by the Bisharjah. The the registration of the new bank at the letters were formerly in the possesion of German Conclate at Shanghai the new Lachnaudass, the inte Minister, who hoped concern is to begins its business. by their means to put pressure on the Judgmost has been given at Liverpoolin Fubarajah to oblige his (the Minister's) the Board of Trade inquiry into the wreck restatement Colonel Nisbet, on obtain of the Liverpool and China ateamor Priam, ing the lotters, viaised the Maharajali at

mine. persons, including four passengers,

DISAFERATION IN CAMBRE

would be only proper that those gertatzen whose lots will be depreciated should be fully

to give them compensation. They are not as a candidate for the representation of the compensated. I believe there was a case at Penang not very long ago where com- Elis Excellency said he had not drafted in the least brand, considering that thay City of Durham, but was defeated by Lord His Loniship was, however, tonist." pensation was claimed for lots being de. the ordinanes, and he was bound to say he gave tluus harves on the distinct thaer precisted in a similar manner and that a rather agreed with the hon. member. He standing that they were to be removed st

nacated on pelition, and at the election very large award was given. It may not sumed there was some Lbject in the any mount the Clovernment wanted them which thereupon ensued in July of the happen that so 'large an award will be clause, however, is the ordinance had boun The corresponfonce is clear on the subject. same year Me Bright was returned by a

The Government have therefore done a

majority of 78. He continued to sit ing giret in such cases here, but at all events draftad at home and approved there. I think they ought to be dealt with most for bills to be approved at home before they entitled to do. They have obtained a large for Manchester is made his maiden Bir Rere remarked that it was not usual great deal more than they were absolutely Durham till 1847, when he was returned liberally, we say t

price for what if the Government choosed speech in Parliament on bir Ewart's aution Dia Excellency So far as I can judge were submitted to the Counell. from what the hon. member bas said, nosh- His Excellency, and he thought that was absolutely valueless. It it obose the for extending the principles of free trade. In addition in Baships enumerated in the Jummu, why did not attetopt to deny the on the anak const on Jan. 17, by which

was desirable in soms esses, Government could have said, ing, he has mid touches the general prin core

committee.

in

we want

salaries

Now ship

THE CASKERE LETTERS,

ciples, of the Ordinance. His objeolions because had this bill after ugitating the this for a great publie purpose, yon/Aug 7, 1843. Daring the interval between table, there are at least five twin-cruisers of j charges, but proposed a plan to abdicate at their lives. Tho Court found that the bis election for Manchester and the the second class and cure twin-acrew sloop the guddee. Full enquiries are being compages of the vessel were, on the whole, are principally to matters of detail which colony for some time been passed and reut unst leave. There was no legal rights acosesion of the first Derby Ministry to mantly finished, which will reqnits between institntud, and Colonel Nibot is now on in good order; but though the errors of would be better considered and ought to home and disallowed there, the result would give one farthing, Instead of that, the power, Mr Bright's activity in Parliament the thirty-eight more guns before the his way to Caletta in possession of strong the standard compass ware known; they

homore unfortunate than if it was the get a sam which will enable them to put a

varied and your is much older. The tale of these evidence. Perting hitë arrival no action, išs ware not correctly applied. The master, be considered in connection with any other way. Besides, i'a boing approved at new wharf in deoper water and be in a bot. and on the platform wis

In the House of Commons he ships without the gans may be put down as likely to be taken. contingens. amendment that he may desire to move in home did not imply that it should not be ter position than they wers before.

Capt. Jackson, did not bimaolt take any I have given vary, careful

proposed to apply the remedy of free trade about 2000, 6. Tilty six-inch guns are

observations, but these were taken by the. altered here. In fact he was not bound to Mr Ryrie-Only 6181,000 is allowed for a land to the rate of things which prodne required for the twinsorow halted cruisers. London, 16th March.-Sir John Gorat other oftears of the ship, who all had and anxious consideration to this matter

You have got five public ed the Irish fatine. I have considered all that has been urged pass a single line of it. His view of the the whole.

He appealed, unsus. There would therefore be required, in ad-replying to a question in the House of ensator's certificates, and in the opinion, of on the other side, everything suggested by point in question was that although he did whervos, and áttar they are paid for there cessfally, for the dispatch of a royal | dition to the guns enumerated, a great Cosaigona last night, said that the Govern-bo Court they were reliable, Measurca way of improvement, and I bare not come not quits sea the object of it, he did not ses will be little left

His Excellency-That is not in the Orcommission to investigate the condition of number of quick-firing and arachine gaus, meat of India aliach very little importance were not taken to verify the position of the

What to to Cuslfarero letters hich have come to the determination I have arrived at with that it could do any harru.

vesial at half-past one am, on the 11th, out having thought over the matter to tha

Mr Laytun said he had no objeution to it Binance. It is part of the agreement with India, and in 1849 he was appointed one which have not been included.

of the members of the celebrated seloot com- chance is thora, thuse, with wearly a score into Colonul Niabut's possessio..

when a light was seen, and the Court diuz COLLAPSE OF AN IMPORTANT WITNE:S FOR very very hest of my ability. However I personally. He only asked for inform the lot-owners.

not consider that a safe and proper course Mr Chater pointed out that if Murray Pier mittee of the House of Commons of official of warships as useless as coal hulks for tion, shalt not talk about this abjeet now,

*THE TIMES.' In the legislature and in the want of guns, that there will be any to

was then art and steered, and an allowanen SO His Excellency aaid as far as he could and Pedder's Wharf were taken away, the

London, 15th March.--Considerable sous de for currents, tide, and learway nobody having personally expressed an

sation has beau anused by the collapse of The patot lig was veed, though, the opinion against the ordinances a whole, I see it could not possibly do sey harm. In other Government wharves were a suit! provinces, especially at Manchester, ho co-spars for the defence of coaling stations

This is a pretty state of things to find an important witness for Themes, Mirtaster eald ont remember what red in in think tho pedats the hon. member has some respects he should have liked, rather matter, and the balance would be divided operated with Mr Cobden in the Louvement and horde ports 7

t is an imperial dauger, and offer, an Irish journalist, who was ex but the distance was reported to bin by phê cy touched upon may be more conveniently than have any question of compensation among other wharf-owner. He believed which the latter sought to create in favour

Imagine dealt with as they come up when the Ordi where there were dissentients, that they they would get little short of what wood of financial reform, mainly with a view to ourselves in.

the redaction of nur naval and military a great administrative disgrace.

which nanos has passed the second reading, other should be able to resume their property enable them to build piers in front of the establishments. In 1851 hs voted with for moment that war broke out to-por- mission, and declared the statements second officers who looked at it when the ight sun-as, balf past eno. Bensinge wise it would only lead to the duplication under this ordinance, but he came to the new lots.

those who attempted to censure Lerd row or next week, or, for the matter of he had made to The Times solicitor and of it should have beon flakon, and the Aka of discussion on them. The questium ie, statine had been put there by those who they will gat the full amount

conslusion that thin would not work The His Excellency-My impression is that Palmerston in the Pacifico affir; and is that, next year, and where should we be signed, connecting this Land Losgue and

11. The Court thought the mister was Shall the escond reading of this Ordinance had high legal qualifications and be pre-

1853 he took Prominent

part in the Hers in England, the very Vulcan among Irish members of Parliament with orinas, be pasend 72.

Mr. Ryre-These wharves are very ex welcome given to Renmuth by the advanced the nations, we have not got, and, what is was wholly fabricated with the abject of justified in assuming it to be Villano

Light, and the positivas and the The sound reading wat then pazací, and sumed it had some object, although at the penis, and there will be, I fear, litile left Lauerals of Lausshire. On the ferriation mors, vidas the utmost stress of war could deceiving The Times and misleading Gov Sisances ruit led the Court to the

bours and the Council went into Committee on the moment he could not ses it.

of the first Derby Minis sy Mr Bright aided not cast, sinun tu am our battle shisseryment. The witness, who bohayed most son that it was Cape Ortegal light and The clause was then passed,..

for private wharves

in that tamponry re-orgsuization of the and defend the gates of our posan highways insolently, was imprisoned for cunturpt of coins scored led to the Mr Chater said his impression was that Anti Corn-Law League which the accept until after the war was beur? What the Court Coming to Bection 4, Mr Ryrie said -I

arhere to disaater, appalled. Thera think this classe should be leftover. Brong they would get three-fourths of what they ance of free trade by the new governmiant ordinary man fails to realize is that nowa (From, Australian Poptra)

appeared to have been good, hat the Court- afterwards rendered unnecessary. He was days it takes almost as long to construct & objections have been urged against this olsim.

London, Feb. 24-A Commercial treaty fund the speed of the acsal élet class. It does away with all the easements His Excellency anred Mr Ryrie that he elected for Manchester, after a contest, big gutt as it dous to build shp. If the bus boun quaeluded betwetu England and is of the state of the weather, and shay and also with wharves. The owners of would not allow any injury to be done to at the general election of 1862. With the order were given to-morrow for the con- Sarving

foamd nogi, ent navigation or the part of y It is reported that Stanley is still alive. the manter to be the cause of the casualty, these wharves ace doserving of every con- angling connected with the trade of the accession of Lord Aberdeen'e ministry to at: uption of every gun that is required and On the best daus, declaring, the works cideration, and it is an arbitrary measure lo Colony. He did not believa in the long power began the discussion of the Eastern every available furance and issuer the letter has been received taling that Taking into scout his favourable antued": to be for the Improvement of the ockey and deprive them of the ensements they have run that any of the wharf owners would ce question, his sture in which alienated from country set & going night and day we Eain Pucha, has recaptures bartoum from dents, they suspended his cortices for six

publie purpose" within the meaning | bold for many years and have paid high injured.

Mr Bright many of his former supportera. Feould not got them manufactured in twelve, the román

bill

The Acting Attorney General moved that Thort title: be added and numbered clause I, to enable the Ordinance: to

JK, 1880,"

be cited as the Praya Reclamation Ordin

The amendinant ess

was adopted

months only.

notue