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HONDURAS.



- BxIzl. BErsa HosDuRAs. May 10, 1888.
CuaswHA. Of Cotton the 0rsa idea In Homduras kugns
6ccra SA etnots Of WId CotosExenss Of Cutting ka-
Aoeany--Avtalh Of ne Set1euse,s. de-
Cottou coA cotton. cultivation OF cotton n Honda
ras Il now ths leading idea s minds this colony at
the present TIM, A number of gentlemen from New
Yofk have recsstly arrived examine landss
with vew to tho Atvaon ofcotton and the formation Of
the Guatemala Comnsny from New York. The establish
mont Of the Brsh Il ,ndrss Cotton Company London
With million Of doiIarA capital and Che Amorcsn Cotton
Company Of New York. with capital OF two hundred
thousand dollars has AIvou quite an impetus 70 the
cotton fever which has pre- vailed here for the last three
months. .fg" ~ 'hA w tfft
TIE parties sent out 10 rnns the land have found
oil that can be DESIRED whiA tho specimens Of cotton
which grow wild here have pronounced equal tho
best sea Island; and this Ny man from South
Carolina Last year our shpmeu Of cotton two bales,
one hundred and atty pounds paoh We have already
shipped t tons this yearA and have thirty
bales shipbosrd for Liverpool, and Yankee GIN
which arrived from New York by the PsIas last
month is now busxag away - fast as two pair
Of atout arms drivo H. Our exports OF this article
this year win probably reach hundred TONS Vast
quantities OF cotton seed have already arrived, aud much
more = on " WAY here VIZ Y pay prsssn. prices,
sH sSsn took sis Ss se'Gsa es
auV z" A r ~. ~ 'oJ h;t wv ,sr,a WI Ons or
own consumption. or rum the same may 20 said-in-
stead OF %ors'ng from ioaf 20 SIX .aousand gallons per
annum, We now export over that quantty
The quitting OF mahogany Is now getting more and moro
expensive owing 10 the long distance mas 70 DC
ana ~ the present low rates uoes not pay Logwocu
whicn princlpaIy out Oy the Gucaaco INDIANS, VINO
work very cheap and live on corn ana RED
better but that VIII soon be IN the Same condition as ma
hogany, aud theu. II wO want TO cxist colony, we
mnst use our valuable rch lands Tor CULTIVATION All We
require Is cheap labor our old liberated slaves and their
offspring will not work steadily for high wages, and
my experience proves tnat al desccndapts o. africa MI
not work unless under compusion ana tneh not lath
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faFis t5une 81 correspondence OF London Times.
The excitement caused by the elections Is subsidng,
and the public now calmly speculate the uleror
suits OF the advantage PARIS has gained The
nef it sign too OF the better temper Of political
far 1t could venture the candidates the opo
sition nduges Ia no insulting boastiug satisfaction is
no doubt, manifested but II IL exUree ed with modesy
and dignity ono OF the papers reminds it's readers that
the success OF the opposition In the present instance Is
all the more striking when IL 10 remembered that a the
general elections In 1857 four candidates only of the oo
s.iou cere excited In that the official candidates Of
the Seine obtained ITO 900 votes and the opposition only
% whereas In the present elections the official
dhiaes have had only 81 0 and tho opposition $50 600
IN the former $4,000 electors voted In the attsr
235, ,000 ' lf'
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tens register She built in the yard or Messrs Pearse
and Co. the Tees launched the TIN CT March, and
started AT hall Wednesday morning ou her
trial trip from West larilepcol The eed attained
twelve and half knots rie crockery plate and cabin
ttngE the letters c. C., which understood 10
nlsAn CaaT eston Steam Company.
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Free Suffrage Dangerous to Napoleon.
{From tho London Times, June g.

- We are driven 10 the alternatives Of be
levlng that me present qoernDen of France jeopardy
Of concluding that the Minister Of tho Interior is gra
tuitously doing the greatest possible mischief Was
Lecessary that he should denonce the men whom his
master had recently offered the right hand that no should
proclaim them the nsdious enemies the constitution
and dynasty and that he should put it 10 the loyalty OF
France TO exclude them from the Cnambers Was II
walls and wan the inhabitants by house
OF the political burglars who were breaking into
their social edilcess Was y necessary that the C0ns
ttonel should be converted into hue and for the
detection and prescription OF small handful Of dangerous
meny If 1t were necessary, then what to thmkf
the enormous fabric which, after the abors OF years
and vast cost OF treasure and blood s ready to crmbe
to dust, and fall like card castle at the simmons of
dozen good takers and writer's II II were not
necessary, then the Emperor has committed
grave error In allowing 80 much 70 be staked
on 80 small a game, and In provoking q contest
whore even victory would have been discreditable, (,
much more defeat PARIS has rssunaed its all 6ui
normal position Of differing from the rea of France and
being content differ knoig 0elt THAT France toU erentu
ally f6loW It's lead We had begun 70 suspect, rather
to hope that this longer the CASE that immense
material improvements, profuse expendture, and
firm military grasp had reduced this volcano to dormant
condition. and covered its hot lava with verdure. But,
thanks to dc Persigny, tAe hollooness of this
hope. Paris is the Paris u was and will be.
II feels violent reaction from something 20 somethng
perhaps II does not quito know its own feelings but IL
expresses them In the return Of the who has Just
been told most hateful TO the Emperors servants and
advisers sHsNfs lrIs
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TIE LATEST NEWS.
THE ELECTIONS IN FRANCE.

u appears thai the Paris Mope uuderrlted the nuu-
or Of opposition members elected TO the legislative
body az Il Ia supposed that twenty i've independent
members have been chosen.
Tue number OF voters who polled for the OPPOSITION
lla'cs 10 Psrs 10000. In 1851 thego were only
~ COO The ministerial electors IN the samo period have
fal on from 10000 to 81 200.
There rumors that N. dc Persigny would proba.
bly, tender hs resignation. Tho session of tho legs7
ture will be convokei for November, simply for tho
verihcaion ~ roiurns altor which viii adjourn ti
February next.
The Opposition Trtun~ phnnt TN Paris.
despatch from laris dated on the 2i o. luno, says
All the opposition candidates have been elected In Paris
with the ston OF tho SIKH district, ~ which the
billot will be required
IN, connlssatonel In an article signed by ". Paaln
Imayrac stalos thai the candidates AiA rulnuro Ncn
liombert, Barrot passy, Mcroie, Dupont do rFurc,
Eflerbetie Gais Dizogn, Kirirci, Joy sno Ronuev s
Wesi0n, Charamonie, Faylgny, 81, Marc Glrardin, DO
Cyrac Bsc jules iAstryrlc Mortcmart Provost Parsfn
vclar etranc laIihalemy ~ lilsfe, Do horney the
lulso roealos and Gusayc BeAnmoht have failed 10 bc
elected l,s
THO writer ccutinncs,--Ths sucCoss or Inc oppoaton
tat ID raris forwarded by the diFsicn pr tucrd
th0 rans Of The friends ~ Tie sovoYn uenl BY te A.
tidAog uio jovruai Ia Frarcs. n ...l.
Alellcf has boon pi,shei addrcssef ty tho Minister
IN Vibic Worship 20 the archb Bbop and trhops who
ndd he oncrnndum nSrdln the electors not 70
abstia ftta voting The Minister cepsurcs this act az
IAirs n orrtsson 70 Che obnghtouscf tne Fp'scnudis
ui a sn cxcrfs of clerical power Against tho State.
Eo as,I ss!s.n con- eoaslgsisn y = !Rs gov erngeni "a
asgu pie1 arierg bi'hTs assembled wiihoetH icyAl
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lfuaaAsa o. 1iK Wla,R, r0F,.iArlos.-ia Hyston lat
AZ he JnUcs of coltffhrths vas only tofty m h
ana hc vtaf i<orc IN CO.. 10 tho nat oL ~
yeus bhths have issa thr,o hundrcd snd fttr N
tho av. hundred ~ every yeN TIC aoasls have
o.-e.fcf tho Birth.
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THE POLISH QUESTION.
yor.Inservention Of the United St.

Nom Intervention Of the United States.
appears from ST. Petersburg telegram that France
invited the American government to join the great Euro
pean Powers in he. diplomatic action towards Russia
the Polish question: and the reply OF Mr. Seward had been
pnbished at st. Petersburg The Washington Cabinet
refused ;s cooperation the ground that America
ueyer dcviae her traditional policy OF non nterveu
u European affairs, except 10 cases OF evident
cessy
10 !usuEfec.lon continues active.
Tho Russians defeated at Biiobrzecki and Koniu
pu ;Le 70 N and 30th ult respectively.
ngag meuts at several places on the Bug are also re
lGrict but the result is not stated.
Ia Fitsnce believes that Prince GortchakoT will deter
lne tho Russian goyornmcn 20 adhcre to the proposals
o, the three Towers,
TIE LATEST NEWS.
LONDON, June ], 1853.
The Opsr says that the three great Powers have sent
urgent Russia asking Tor representative gov
crunont FOR Poland general amnesty for all the Polish
iasarg ns. and immediate cessation OF hostitics.
Tho POLES had defeated the Russians at Grochowy with
heavy "a. on the following day portion OF the same
division Of Russians were again defeated.
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sgAla% CommerolGl Inteiligeu nee.
THE LONDON MONEY MARKET. .s4
mas as
the day (6th) at the slight recovery which occurred last
evening sonso being Quoted ed % sat for money ana
There was steady demand for discount at the Bank
today and the general rate for the best bills four per
cent. ~ ea
About 10000 10 gold was taken to the Bank today
The stock Exchange will bs ssl'asd tomorrow, the
In the foreign market the chief movement has consisted
cfa rise m more thanl per cent in Greek bonds on the
announcement that the protocol for the accession Of
Prince William OF Denmark will be inHediat signed.
little less weak, 81: The Confederate loan romans
the tone Of the railway mari.. to-day has been rather
good -f1na '00a
John Dye Co.. Of ST. Petersburg, who have Just failed Is
f13T 600 One firm figures for f3 900 aud another Tor
Fortunately however all the parties are well
Funds.-Cousos, money o. a s.ss; consols account,
90 92S consols, new ihrees, 9lx 81 bank stock,
?ss ea5 Indian loan, 1o7% ioS; cxchequer bills,
(By Electric Telegraph
Cousos closed after onoia hours at % 02s Markets
The weekly Bank returns show decrease in bullion Of
MEssRs. RICHARDSON, SPENCE AND coxrASY's CIR
rs# CULAR. ~fst ~ at
LvxRrooI, June s, 1863.
CosruS--The market has been quiet this week, but
evidently taking advantage Of the increased selection
aUOVueu " Vu0 ute ue3Vy ~ 70 Reutfat Wth
limited demand prices have mostly favored the buyers,
but II is only the lower grades OF Suras, Chnas,
Brazs and Egyptians that the decline amounts 70 <d.
per lb In all other cottons only occasional concession
OF hd to Nd per ID. has been made. The quotations
areMiddling Orleans, 23d. per H. Mobile, 2xd. pcr
d. upiands, 22d per ID. IN Manchester there Is very
little doing most producers st! under contract
BRs ADsufFs The resumption Of shipnnents from the
States and Canada, with fine weather and promising ap.
pearauce or the crop at home havea depressing enecs
on the corn trade Al our market on nssday and 70 day
the business was limited and the tendency oownward
closing At decline OF about "a per GENITAL on wheat and
Cd ls per quarter on Indian corn Flour steady at Hast
quotations.
PRoyrsioSs.-beef-Wiih some large speculative Pnr
chases he ma! ket closes very nrm Pork-nly limited
business has been done NJ prices m favor OF buyers
Bacon-late arrivals, oems SOY ana INFERIOR are pressea
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Interesting Gc0g raj phisal Devriopmen nts.
GEOGRAPHICAL ANNrvEEsAuy.

To TYR FDTOR Of THE LONDON ImE:-
In tho excellent report the proceedings OF the ami
versary the Royal Geographical Society - given in
tho Tnes OF to-day. there only one omission, which
regret In my analysis u the explorations Of Australia
II s said that relorred 70 the discoveries OF Landsbo
rough, McKnlny AMI Walker, while nothing Is said OF
Mcions Stuart began. however, by description OF
the hast great eat Of that bold and successful traveller
Who having already received tho gold medal OF the Royal
Society for having In former year reached
the watershed OF North Australia from the sonth did 10
his las, Journey reach the IN tho car norhcr position
OF Van Denens Gulf nearly 1875 degrees latitude
ia TO DO observed that Stuart aud McHinay both pro
cceicd from south Australia when that colony
the government of Sir Richard Mcnounoll the late Gov
erncr OF that cooEy who fortunately al ami
yersary meeting They both reached the Northern Sea
after prctics cf energy aud ondursnco MKuiay, how
ever the head ~ the Gulf Of CArreniaris from which
marlborough travelled TO the south.
Permit ms adj that the parts Of my address which
were not referred 20 Persia South Amerca Green
land and other counties. These and many pages which
we're devoted 10 tho ooustssston OF the Admiralty
ysys crdpanoe aud geological surveys submarine
ysss electric tsiegra,hs gac pbeuonena, &c. viii he
found 10 mo address whom u IA printed am sr your
obedient servant. kVphstIh hUinhisON
ls BnaaAvR SsUAns, May 90 1863.
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EAe GOVERNMENT WfnB ths provinees,
Ihe Eaful Gs r.ith snls n almost ~ ttc top1rt.
ntsais tho Government cantita'cshYe uIunphant.
A. 3olFYor and Nefic tru1taes X To Oppcslllop
ave baco el0st.G f0r BcH cies.d y Hhtuc.
ri 10 tol afi cent ~ he Nord MM Pehon faribrccht
~ Hair N6traef havs beea cie6lcI. si f.Fn
IN Ag sine ihftt sfo tho gvoru uett candidates have
b. f pt, bit he bslat hss' become necessary la tha
v Gets. s-ss has bcan elcetcs a, irasBourg 10, u,
Sag u 85s vglcs ass 81. Bsfrot g aI5
v Dl 80 ha1 tabsi Ia two districts o. ihs CharnL
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esx, McClnaASs SUMMER RkspEScr -Ths household
t,rnitare &C . OF Gen Mcclellan has bcsu reraoyod 10
he dwelling recently purchased by The Ceaora ia West
orange New lorses summer r0sieace Tic proper
~ is bssutiy situated cn thc sope o. the rst
and forrnory occupied W W.. flash. m Nov
York and "A ad aaent a. Tire s1'urs rNsi ence u nr
Marcv Mrs wrr,eMnss ufce
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Asor byNa, iune q -A waep-iA<es of Zen Eosero
ecl, nsc etlc A. With y adted Tor thrcc years ODDS
Gpwarss we,.Ai for ssr Y e.. TIE winn0r 10 DC
r5a or swc hshdred soysreisusif 10 demanded, &c. Sx
subscribers. fi II. a'a "a f..-.s n.as. haI 20
nc. X. Ten srcecS'E sashai b, bnSLos years (F<d
Mr psyners Dtr,ctesp,9 yrirs tChiaonsrD ,Ss4 2
Mr. W. Bguces Lord Of Lmnc yeas (Iihb,rdl. as.s. a
on Dirt Cnear
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Total .s5, ,o3s ,7ss

Balance against United States, -four years 80 056 s5s
Our trade with Brazil during the same period 10 round
numbers, shows the following result
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Prussia.
Seven parcrs in Berlin hid published JOINT decara
uon resorving their rights 10 vew OF the ordinance
Of the Let instant relative 70 the press They ths
the government has yet TO furnish the nation wh proofs
or the legality OF that measure.
The municipality OF Berln had resolved send al
dress TO the King OF which the following
s,aa address cars .ns avensoo m MAJESTY 70 sne pre-
dnance the press and of carving the government
without settled budget Il represents the unavorsbs
upon the rotations of property. trade and the public
crea and ooncrdes by requesting the King to reesab
vocation OF the Diet ~. hittN
The Crown Prince and r.ipcesl q rrqssis arrived At
Dsntzc on the 5th Of June VISIT TO the Rabaus,
when they were received by the municipal authorities.
Tho Chief Magistrate having expressed that cir
osmstances would not permit the manifestation Of public
rejoicing al the visit Of their Royal Highnesses,
come here af time whom Disagreement has taken place
between .he government and the people the nsws q
ware Of the ordinances which have brought about this
position Of Affairs and took part in tho deliberations
Nc % Ss know se ne az neS
and patriotic sentiments Of the King that Prussia under
s ss the great
The Chief Magistrate replied 70 the speech a his Royal
Hghness - calling on those present 70 give hres cheers
for the King and the Crown Prince.
The London Nes remarks the grave appearances q
affairs y SatSe :sss " ~
creased by extending the me Of military service and
finally the press crushed by an arbitrary edict The
court no doubt thinks itself strong enough TO defy the
people, but often before this courts have beon wrong aud
the veregn of Prussia may have calculated as Ill as
many who have gone before him. iG,.i.A
The London Neos regards the speech ua delivered BY
the Crown Prince not much calculated TO revive enthu
sasm for the Crown, though the Prince does sppaar TO
act that would separate him from the pecy Of the
government-was proper In his situation.
The London Herald thiuks the course taken by the
Crown Prince calculated to tho dynasty.
The ,ern journals which protested against the recent
press ordinance have received nrst warning
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consequences OF the Imperlal Defeat.
From the London Times, JuneAl

What VIII be the result VIII the EN-
peror trust the oath taken by the opposition cand
dates, and 60 on 70 free institutional II trio that
0rleansts and repuhlicans alike they have all
ticie OF the constitution which declares the Emperor
RESPONSIBLE door Of escape reH oath of allegiance
But however that may be- can much trust be placed In
any such bond that after whahas eten happened
In France and esewhere2 Even f the Emperor were n
cined 10 risk this what he has Of conducting
Duaure In opposition and with better debaiers than
his medi0crites to set against them2 In such
IT. indeed, the Emperor had secured these for the
empire there would be something 10 hope in favor of
policy of progress but NJ de Persguy has forced them
osentaousy 70 take their place in opposition We shall
be curious to note the next OF the Imperial policy
Regard from what point Of view we may dis a rey
DEFEAT tho Emperor feel some bitterness
in the reflection that all its worst features have been
called forth BY the undisgused partisanshp OF the go
Minister.
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French Reinforcements.

French Rotn1Orcomemt0s
tPars (June ~ correspondence OF the London Telegraph
Just as am closing my letter hear that reinforce
ment Of $1,000 men ordered TO Mexico. The Emperor
presided Cabinet Council before leaving Paris yeser
day. OF which, perhaps this increased reinforcement
of the consequences.
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China. %
The Calcutta, China and Australian mails had arrived
at Suey Private kilograms quote the shanghae exchange
April % at g. d being about the as that re-
ceived by tho previous Engsh packet There is conse
quenty confirmation Of the important advance re.
ported few days BEFORE the arrival OF the French
mat! steamer at Alexandria attfs Hf
the Hong Kong exchange quoted at Is. II Nd,
confirming movement Of half penny in favor Of Eng
land
CALCUTTA, May l6. 1858.
Impats DUH. .Freghts depressed Indigo prospects
good. Exchange 2s. "a. y" nt .lroa
BoMBAy May Is, 1853.
Exchange 2s. 1zd.
CANTON, April %, 1853.
Shirtjngs active. Tea Arm. Kschange Is. 10hd
tA A#En G{fftf9s@ "A SH .NGHAE, April 22, 1853. a
ShIrtngs dull Tea nrm but quiet Silk lower. Freigns
to london 75s. Exchange 0s sgd.
Australia. 4-a =. 80
MELBOURNE, April 20. 1888. !
Gold shipments since last mail SO l25 ounces Exchange
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Australia.

Australia, .ra s. orA
i MELBOURNE, April 20. 1898 N
unaltared.
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Lordship holds that Messrs. Laird are bound to
declare and sustain an unimpeachable testimony
of such declaration, and the government tor
whom the steam rams have been built.
The Secretary for Foreign Affairs is also OF the
opinion that if it is pleaded that these vessels
are for an individual owner, native or foreign,
that individual could only be pirate or priva-
tesr. and it is on these grounds that the Gov
eminent has made up its mind. At any rate
the English Government is now firmly resolved
to try the question in court of law and II
amerced for damages to make an appeal for sup
port to the House i Commons.