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DEATH or THE LIECT.-GOVENNOE Or JIMBEY.—
Scarcely have we recorded the demise of the late Lieut.-
Governor of Guernsey, General Sir G. J. Harding, when it
becomes our painful duty to announce the lamented death
of his Excellency Major-Geiseral Godfrey Charles Mundy,
Lieut.-Governor of this island. The melancholy and no-
looked-for event occurred in London on Tuesday, the 10th
inst. The son of the deceased and Mrs. Mundy were with
the general during his last moments, and most sin-
unity we condole with that amiable and respected
lady and her family on the irreparable and
heartrending bereavement they have sustained. The
deceased general entered the army as ensign in 1821,
commencing his military career in the famed 32nd Light
Infantry, Sir J. Moore's Regiment. It is worthy of remark
that three previous Lieutenant-Governors of Jersey—vin.,
Sir E. Gibbs, Sir James Reynett, and Sir J. F. Love, also
belonged to the same regiment, as did likewise Sir John
Bell, formerly Lieutenant-Governor of Guernsey. We
believe the age of the deceased general was about
liftyeix years. Subsequent to his services in India
he was stationed in Canada, and later was appointed deputy-
adjutant-general in the Australian colonies. At the time
of the Russian war, be received the appointment of Under
Secretary of State in the War Department. Early is
the year 1857, having retired from the War-officer he was
honoured by her Majesty's commands to take upon himself
the onerous duties of Lieutenant-Governor of Jersey,
with 'the total rank of Maior.General. His Excellency
arrived in the island on the 3rd of April, and was sworn into
office on the 4th. Ho had consequently held the appoint-
ment *rep years, three months, and a few days. On the
4th of May, 1860, he was promoted to the substantive rank
of majorgeneral. We should not omit to mention that
General Mundy not only cultivated literary tastes, but was
also the author of two or three works, i:ctlina. Pen and
Pencil Sketches in India," and " Our Anti es," being a
record of residence and rambles in the Au colonies.
These works exhibit descriptive powers of no mean order,
and a vivacity and flow of humour particularly agreeable.
In this island the loss of his excellency will be deeply felt.
Naturally gifted with superior ability for the discharge of
the varied and important functions of Lieut.-Governor and ,
Commander-in-CLief, his whole administration has been one ,
of active seal for the public service. He kept himself
carefully aloof from cliques and factions, and allowed
noftber individual nor party influence to bias him in the
performance if his public duties, or in the exercise of
those private courtesies which, as a thorough gentleman, be
to constantly manifested to those with whom he came in
contact.--Jenny Indtpendent
THE COVENTRY RIBBON WEAVERS.—The city
continues to feel great anxiety and uncertainty, arising out
of the difference between the manufacturers and their work-
people. Oreatitintress prevails among the poor weavers,
and numerous instances might be cited of women and
children suffering the utmost pangs of want and hunger. A
eau is given on creditable testimony of a famishing mother
removing some " pluck" from a butcher's stall, and when
pursued by the tradesman, in company with a
policeman, she was found with her children
eating the meat in it. raw date. The butcher,
bower, was too much affected by the crotchetiness of the
seam and the famished children to give the mother into the
custody of the policeman, but gave her some pecusinry
masirnanos. The board of guardians is unable to afford relief
to the large number of applicants who come before dream
and a committee has been appointed for the management of
a relief fund. Sir Joseph Paxton has just sent a anon,* of
60/., and the Right Hon. Edward Elicc, M.P., a similar
amount.—Bir,titphon Post of to-day.
Teti CROPa. —The fine weather of tho lent ten or
twelve days has greatly improved the appearenos of the
grain cro in this Jidda, and though the hermit RIOS
y be later than ustuil, there is every prvapean al
an average yisld.—Starafoed Mercury.
OsTerAt. Fetter. —ONA Santana DAy,
THIJUDAY, JOLT 12.—Admissions on payment, 13,443 ;
ditto by mem tickets, 2,869 ; total Tinton, 16,312.