Foreign and Domestic Gleanings.
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The packet ship Canada. arrived at New
York from Liverpool, sailed on the "a May


Lord John Russell brought forward his mo-
tion for a Parliamentary Reform on the 9th
which was rejected by majority of 1874.


The Duke of Wellington had arrived i'll
England from St. Petersburg.


An English writer has discovered that the
Balls in England, are Hneat desceudents OF
the last Christian Emperor of the Greeks
Some of the Balls have rolled to the United
States.


Subscriptions in favor Of the Greeks have
lately been opened at the Hague and other
towns in the Low Countries; also i'll Russia,
particularly in Odessa.


A French review says that the Haytian
treasury contained fifty millions OF francs.
which have been devoted to the beneht OF
the country the government asking
loan from choice, and not from necessity.


We understand that at the election tor OF,
ficers of the Chesapeake * Delaware Canal
held on the 5th inst, the unusually large
number of 1898 votes were received. Inc
successful ticket had an average OF l42l votes,
that in the opposition, an average OF loe
votes.


It has been ascertamed that 1900 young
gentlemen were prepared for the profession
of medicine, 600 for the law and 500 tor the
ministry, during the last year, IN tine "
States.


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