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ditions under which the Lutherans who have sepa-
rated trem the Evangelical Church, ARE permitted TO
form religious communities


The Mining Journal says:-The introduction of
machinery will render Spain one of the first mining
countries, not only in Europe, but the world.


Some pillars and other remains of Roman build
ing and two beautiful coins of the Emperors Anto-
MUS and Domitlan, have been discovered in High
street, Stamford


The United States Service Gasette says: 'We be-
lieve il has been decided upon that each port shall
have two old 74's, mounted with 80 guns each, and
a irigae mounting 30 guns to be kept IN constant
readiness, on the screw principle.


The lady detected in criminal haison with Victor
Hugo, the distinguished French writer, has been
sentenced to three months Imprisonment and Sc
paration from her husband allowance Of ,200f
per annum. The children to be under the OF
the father with leave to the mother to see them
twice month


The steamship Caledonia from Liverpool was
passed on,Thursday morning blythe Britannia oil Lii
verpool, N. S.


Letters from Berlin, of the 22d instant, state that
the Emperor and Empress OF Russia were on their
way TO Italy, the physician OF the Empress having
recommended that she should pass the winter that
cunntry


Mr.. King, the American Minister at Paris, has
transmitted TO the Minister OF Foreign Affairs the
thanks of his government for Captain Tahet, of the
MappemOnde brig, for having, on October 10, 1884,
saved off Cape Ontonio, Cuba part of the crew and
passengers OF the Elizabeth, OF New Orleans, which
had foundered at sea. Some of the crew endeavor-
ed to save themselves in the long-boat, and were ne
yer more heard of; the remainder, who had got in
TO smaller boat, were picked up by Captain Tahet,
and most kindly treated.


We have seen letter from Rome, dated this
| tnh <tntc tho hat thaD
in dying state. The writer describes the Pope's
health to be excellent, considering the pontitis adj
vanced age


The following were amongst the persons proclaim
ed outlaws last week in Middesex:-Wi LIE
Poer Trench, the Hon. Richard Fulke Greville, Sir
Charles Edward Gray, Knight; Sir Henry WYATT
Knight; Joseph Ferdinand Count Taaffe, the Rev
George Bridges Lee Warner, and Mortimer Percy
Drummond. These are few of the philosophers
In England who re used to admit Americans to the
Club House, because Mississippi had repudiated
part of her debt.


The religious disturbances at LEIPZIG have not
been renewed, and the popular irritation has
been alayed by the Kings prompt compliance with
the request OF the citizens In regard to commission
OF inquiry


non, which has received the approval of the repre-
sentatvcs OF the Five Great Powers. BY this mea-
sure the independence of both the Druses and Ma
ronites will be maintained and the free exercise of
the two religions satisfactorily secured. There has
been change OF the Turkish ministry


Madrid has been the scene of another dstur-
bance. The people having resolved not TO pay the
new house taxes


The terms of a treaty OF amty and commerce
have been definitely agreed upon by the British and
Brazilian negoators. The rough draft of this treaty
has arrived for the approval OF our cabinet.
The QUEEN VISIT TO THE RHINE-The expense
OF the fetes given upon the occasion of the Queens
visit the Rhine is stated in the German papers to
amount to 5,OOO, ,OOOt. (f2OO, ,0O0) The musicians
alone were paid 4OO,00Of. (say El6,0OO)
New LINES OF STEAM VEssEIs.-New lines Of
steamers from this country TO distant parts of the
world are constantly forming. On Wednesday last
the Novelty sailed from Liverpool for Constantine
pie as the first of monthly line OF steamers be-
tween this port and the Turkish capital We see by
the Times that steamers have Just begun TO run be-
tween London and Leghorn, and in short time the
line from Liverpool to Rio and River Plate will COM
mence operations. British enterprise has now esta-
bllshed steam communication with the following
countries TO Russia, Sweden, and Denmark, by
the Hull line to ST. Petersburg, to North Ger
many, by the Hull and London lines to Hamburg
to Holland, Belgium, and France, by the General
Steam Company's vessels; TO the north and south
nys vessels to Italy, BY the new line from London
to Leghorn; to Malta, the Levant, and CONSTANT
nople, by the new line from Liverpool; to Egypt,
Arabia, Ceylon, India, Singapore, and China, by
America and the United States, by the Cunard and
Great Western lines from Liverpool !; to the West
Indies, Mexico, and the north coast Of South Ameri-
ca, by the West India line to Peru and Chill by the
West Coast line To Brazil and the River Plate by
the line now building in Liverpool. The only Bri-
tish colonies OF any Importance which have not
now the advantage OF steam communication with
the mother country are the Cape, the Maurilus, and
Australian colonies.


PROGRESS OF IRON SHIPS AND SCREW PRopELIERs
We understand that the firm of James Hodgson
& Co., iron ship builders, OF this town, are build
ing, amongst other vessels, an iron ship of 1900
tons burden, the first of new line of steamers to
ply between New York and Liverpool, with engines
of $50 horse power, also of 600 tons burden and
100 horse power, to ply between Liverpool and Rio
Janero, the first of llne OF seven also one
Tor Buenos Ayres all fitted with propeller and
Granthams patent directactlon engines -Liver-
pool Times.


The GERMAN LEAGUE AND THE UNITED STATES
The Constitutional states that a Prussan agent,
who was sent to the government of the United
States TO request Its accession to the German GUS
toms union, has failed In the object of his mission


CoMMERCIAL.-There was no particular INQUIRY
for money, and 1t appears that the banks have good
deal of surplus cash at their disposal The foreign
exchanges rather improved on the principal conti-
mental places. Amsterdam, IL s; Rotterdam, IL 8;
Antwerp, % 77a 26; Hamburg, IL 4a Frankfort,
1913 Paris, % 80 Marseles, 25 81 So; Trieste,
10 1902.


STATE OF TRADE.-There is still good business
doing in the several woollen markets throughout
England. At Leeds they are busily engaged,





labor. The same remark applies to Huddersfied
and Rochdale. In Worsteds there is an active
trade; designs for the ensuing winter season meet
good demand; indeed, the weather has exercised
considerable influence upon these and the Cotton
trades. The late change TO dry, warm, autumnal
weather has proved favorable to both manufacturers
and merchants. AT Manchester, both goods and
yarn are now in better request, and prices very
firm.


PUGnIsM--TnE CHAMPIONSHIP OF ENGLAND =
Tuesday, the 18th ult. according to articles, was
appointed for making good the final deposit for the
match between Ben Caunt and the renowned Ben
digo, amounting in all TO E2O0 a side; and on this
occasion numerous assembage of "right Sort
patronised the hospitable spread prepared by Tom
Spring.. to celebrate the event. s'Time" having
been called the Rimsies of Caunt and Bendigo were
quickly deposited in the hands OF the stakeholder
According to the articles was provided that toss
should then take place for the choice of ground but
after some discussion, in which il was obvious that
the friends Of Bendigo and Caunt were equally