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COURT sf SPECIAL SESSIONS.

beiOHe suetfee keuy ana DONnnh.
An unusual number Of essss In which the defendants
were charged with stealing under clothing from iines.
came before The yesterday. There no less
than i've pcrsons alleged To have stolen shrts.
snucx
Louis Caster helped bimsslf into scrapc by striking
onoer Ebsrhar with club The on,css was attempting
70 arrest tho prisoner for dsordery conduct whom the
assault occurred Caster confessed that he vas drunk al
further so, pleaded guilty. 10 the charge prefefred
He was somewhat Aslonshed when asked 10 pay hns
Of SIS.
Mr.. Patrick Cannon, driver Of . cart expressed him
sslf very sorry that should happen that his team
should come In contact With . street ear Of which
Patrick became angry about something and drove
against the purposely HIS plea thai hi. horss
ndget,y and unmanAgeable dd not save him from bong
remanded.
A GrvTr,n HorrL svrxpdxa
James wilson, nashy young gentleman, one Of
Hs had been living Esrie's Hotel for time and
when he had up little bill Of e2l he slipped away
without Offering 70 cancel the debt Mr. Earle, IT,
tered the complaint and The nashy Mr. Wilson va sent
up for two months
james NeKsner was sent up for tvo month. for pick.
have done better had went south and picked u from
the field The iaborer d worthy Of his sentence.
a rBnALn cAurup.
Mary Rling domestic, engaged IN conversation with
other done@cs while ~ dinner 70 The pro~p~e n
the Feuian demonstrations Mary SAID she would give
cs,harne Hayes The dsponsus nd thu, MARI vson a.
better 10 keep Der money 70 her pocket This ssnark
vas the ngn.i for ssser.i sete Each o. the far
domsefcs took hand 10 the encounter and Ca1lnrips
came on second BIS. MARY vas nned o.
Hisssrv rruv.
Jerome Tee, keeper Of policy shop 10 Amiiy nrs,,
as bro.rhs berors the cour, and sssd cIoo /, ws.,s
be policy for Mr. Toe TO shsnss bis occspaioa
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Ll1Sy srpspEr uh lnst IA, " IS 700
~ ~ having too snose STACKS painted sd apparcair
sbied. decks swept .nd fore and gone.
large heru bra her supposed engaged ~ end.a.
sorns W take IN the and by the scar Geo
wor~s, from Fortune Island, At BALTIMORE
Bsis LAvrxm tBrl--sisAmshp Dean1rf. rsompsoa -
this port TO-DAY from Liserpo reports OCT Lat o. ~
Ion H. fell IN with Mr. HigAarIs I.vinlr seal,g Of sai
FROM Qusbec hound for Leih is0uspd. -ih esfgo u
humber waisrosrsd having ssra IN ihss condition days
Took from her me captain and beng al tho
and brought them 10 his port
sr.assy n,'os c.sssn fs'n v.lssa ,e ss- yos
srrlssH, sAaArocA, leno. tor Ele,nond, .rr.,-s a
Ing for febmssd So b.a pso.sls1 OILY sson h.sres
s,. i rss shsn s.a. H. ne s s..
= ss,,@. s.,. ,s s' !, s a. . s 90 r
srsss.sp crssris. from ss- fora fsf ssssi. -hs
s.s gSs s.. 1900 &, s sr,r :. t.r ,.s.'y 800
mpelsd when ~ og fyb~s % rrtaru q SEASONAL
81. ra,. ss,sins Z *. ~ ana ssu s -
e.ss Tie necessary repair.
"a -, 5n ... ' .s.e ~ = -i ~ a. ~ L. a.
shs ~ iors Izb NJ Tor Ss~ orlsras AMI ne "A
fo.lspss.s,nssI 'ais.ssps.i siss .v,,S siss Sue
30 :. X. ~. 80 ' ~. .' ne ~ :. H., 49,
snd st,re shs remained sv.r. hgurs % q, nsias 4
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: 80, q di..a.S rs..,i . i.rs. 81 -
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sbxnrob~d rhs apparently Ia bsiss. vim Is.
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Bass hss-ts- ~ frsn f.is % csrm.n foe Have
met y. ~ ~ vaf srp.rtssc.1 . t-trsss
haro4nrs fStfa tb~ M dsrfas ns o.
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OVERLAND
ssss nsgvoor. from ss-ysrt al TO- Hs.ssa b.isrs
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pfotasy ~ Ss,sl loss
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rsrNi her shs ns go ~ens sshsrs Hsi~s uess Asss
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ssis -sss ssAors chlasa<sss~s sss<s " lea
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s.s.; -s ",. =. &c., a. 49,. -. 49, go.
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secs Osr sss4~s, s,ss ras. ned % cs.,ssss- D.,
90 s.'sss.i 90 % y essss~ lssAax a ~ 90 -
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/" POOR PLAYERS. /"

FROM the London Athensun, Sept al
The connnii Of the Royal Dramatic College have pub
ishcd the result Of poll recently taken for the sdm-
sion q two female and Two male candidates into the
cot Their touch Of tenderness There ave csndi-
dates of the hrst named class rhe two "iadfrsr 81
they ned 70 Dc called IN their pslmy daysand Why
nowi thonzh the home OF one In back street IN the
sbe two snscessful sses, then Mira Anne strck.
hand and Mrs Norman
The Srss vss on the asge a. seveneaks in
1889 and ending ~ iondon-ony eight years ago since
which period me ~ been suffering from one Of The
ncst painful dscases 70 which human nature Ia snb.
jectcc. It's different with the other lady More than
hall century ago. when she ten year. Of ase p Inc
days of the Regency she bright lltts oera deity
twenty years ago Mn Norman ended her profcs,
sonal sheffield and after vesr. ~ suffering
from another terrible afficsion she Gnds nome dnrss
the last Get down nj weybrdge sIoss m xn,rss, \.
enc Of the grounds 81 csndidsteshp OF Nh I@ooor.
Bedford ecss upon seventy years Of age .yd sye
and Iu CONSEQUENCES, pleads another adv VINO ny.,
spine pleaded BY Mrs Nsnders. was plsy,rr ,a
tbe other ~ the strand and who very fsvossblv
known
poy The two vacancies on the gentism,ps aide ,bey.
were nine esndldstes They we're gained BY Mr. Thorn.
hill from his youth al iste but disabled hv
defective sght, spproafhing TO blindness and VT Rev
nolds player OF hard upon three score
yest and There s some'htng raddenng IN resdn
Of the ccndon ~ the unsuccessful rsndifs.ee There
Cornelius Gay whc made his debut At the -nns Parcel
nhs sannspsrsii a. The tbcstrs which preceded the
Adelrbs ofed 20 BE- styled 10 1870 and Who, the end
Of half century fods himself disabled ~ the trple
calamity ~ ic~s Of sight Of memory and n strength
The high topeslant Of his old 10Y % suhdoed 80 such
sshsrs Ono u in union waiting iii the chsnges;
end there ~ here . q Rovbotham unaer mental and
physscal dersy foe admission afier I've srt foy
yer ~ thai hsrd wc's csisc playing
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COusT CAlENnAs-THIS DAY.

SUPREME Coupr CRoun Part Nos 1897 800
1881 2333 2i3j 1887 233o 23si 23t3 23s5 2347. 2J49
1881, 1866, 1885, 1851 1859, 23s3 1887 23os Psr II :
20so, 20s2 20s4 2Qs0 20ss 20o2 2oo6 zoos 200 2io2
2lo4. Part Ill Nos 1881, 1885, 1928, Is4o, 1909, sos
1872 1881, l26s sl3, sos, 1921, 6oJ 1884 1885, 1854
2lS5, 1899, 1925, 1850.
SUPREME Counr--srscfAL Tsrx Demurrer No. 23-
Issues Of law and scNos ITO, 49, 202. 1885, ITO, 49,
10, 1917, 1875 2l8, 2i4, 2l5, ZIG. 2ly and pa
suP,ENE COURT CEaABEas Nos "a. 20 n, 5sL, 81
CO. 6s, "a. IS, 81, SO. %, o5 81 9s The call II No 3d.
COMMON PRAB-rRrAL TxRs. --Adl0nrucd for the term
month.
MARINE CorRT.-Nos. las, lll, Isl, 20, OF, 1ol, III
132, l3S, la3, las, 14s, l6I % 161.
GEsEgAL Sks-oss. -Gland larceny, tho People vs..
Jas Mcbride, Andrew Mcbride, Henry j. Edwards Pol
ham Is. Tine Elizabeth Clagne Isabella Goodwin John
Conner, John Howe, Jas lawrence, John Dempsey,
Martin Maiafy, CaibariDe Sherman Jas. Wright, and
Eprneigs Dcvoc; feionors assault Paul Christianson
burglary. JAa Robertson and Cornelius Donohue; re-
cevins stolen goods, Ernest Bar,hocon and David
lsnarsoAn
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t<rmnod 10 have uonhs with her - AsaAmo ,ery
angry. and farming asiar tor . few snofnents Mr.
Br.u mixed dose ~ Paris gTeeA With which
she provided, In glass 81 water ard commenced
70 drink H. The act beng discovered Ivy hor lhue
daughter alarm given, whereupon Mr. Brat,
Knocked the lumber from hef hand splitting portion
OF the contents tho Table. In her desperation IA.
stopped down and licked up tho poison, n the same
time declaring thai she intended 70 make snre work 81
u this time. physician was called aud nIidoies nj
minsered, with bat little effect however, a. death
ensued about three o'clock yesterday morning The
jury rendered verdict Of dssth by suicide by taking
dose Of Paris green. Deceased iorivtwo year. Of
age and native Of England. She has ieft family OF
children, several OF whom are grown up.
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The Board Of Revenue hsd ceased TO publish the mum
Der Of reported destha
The Calcutta correspondent Of The london Times says
cry has com up for Sir John TO supersede
SIR Beadon, O. lsass 20 sand the SANITARY Commits
sion 70 0rissa.
50 near 10 Calcutta has tho famine approached that
missionary received large grant for the southern
villages He says II viii be impossible 70 relieve
hfeth part Of the suffering around Calcutta Tor the next
tn 20 mimi ha
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The remains Of unknown man about thirty nye
years OF age, yesterday found floating 10 the dock
foot OF Chambers street, North river In one OF the
pockes 81 deceased was onnd regmenal order Of the
Ninety hrst regiment, Twenty second Brigade Second
VISION New York state National Guard, IN which Was
The name OF Frederick CAMERON, Middictown, Orange
county this State, baggage check stafcroom key
Cameron - though, 10 have been tho OF deceased
~ ~ supposed deceased had taken for Albany on
the dock he fell overheard and drowned Coroner
Naunann held an inquest the boly, and verdict OF
death by drowning rendered by the Jury
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Brcncb Opinion OF the Franchises Of the
Britlsh People.
tBsom the journal Debats, Of Paris Oct g.
what can be said Of those French journals which,
while relating the Manchester manifestations, think
ssasonable depiore than ever the oppression
Mat weighs upon the English peoples When those
payers shall have obtained for all French citizens ne
~ beove 2OC 600 perasns 10 say nothing OF host OF
sehor rights precons useful and OF more con-
vsnicnt exercise, will then DO time for them to resume
eher comparisons With England and 10 attribute TO Us
psecedence Of neighbos on the path Of progress
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,cclutAr on TIVE GAG aiIlasAu.

reroo. sccidsr, ocsured - Rsmspo on the srie
Railway, on Monday night A. three Germans Who
vers employed 10 The qusres q that paos, were
walking the track they Eas,snd bouad train
spproAchnr stepping from Tits 10 th~ other sek hey
ssvuek BY the locomotive ~ W>is from The oprs
site dsscson Ons inlursl s~rsessy, oes fssrsd
fsiaiiy. asosheS snsAiasd fsSctoss o. The ~, vk1s
The tkird sssspsd vth aHn Nvisea psv voss
wegsm u ssss v ~ Ov ncsnto
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s i4iPPING NE w S.
P.p. Il stW yosg. OcTuVta Is. lsSa


Cleared.
sics'r'h. I rrl Lott, Queenstown ant Lirsrpool-E
..hasr p, Scsieten, Liverpool via Queens.
s1aniai.'Y . Il, M, Munro, GInssov-F Macdonald
si-.e.ap rs s,son, Baker. ssvann.h-L''ins.ton,
ssla>,ls a.sltas r. Eater. s.vannAh--Nun.y. Fori,
-php r.,n,esp Ener1on acknowledgement
sh1r she,ea -iud.,., S-w on ssns-- Thomas Duphsm
EAs. ,yrfns BEl lcy, Liyerr ogAW schu,di's Son
sars i, Bernhard l,rrm, Dseilsn. rosi<ras. Vi, Bait
Bark a y sherwood m, i--rw cAdir-HArbeck 4 Go.
Bark liosar- Beai., BisnI.nshp, cAracnssR II Drum.
: sas kennedy Duncan, A,pia~.ii-Ncrch.n, Car.
srs la Creole tpulsh,. csmpbs. curooos-Deral. Co.
Big Hunter fbrl scott Black River, Js-J whitney
Brs Ocean Bid CBr Enls st KITS and :, croiuPsnas
grg E.i1a Thomson, MARKS, Arroyo. PR-L 4 " PArs.
sris cmmp .Rr,, French, nay.na-w " nas..nAco.
Bris Magma cbara (Rr) smith wlad.or-DK Dswolf 4
schr sa,ssehnse,is Buck, =, John antigua
schr Fansiin Bell Bre~ser, JseisonviIieyan Brnns
sshr 9 4 Lewis. Shuts Brunswick. 0s--c n x.uh.w.
scnr l. Hines. Huise. Georgetown, SEE iirrlbui
s es, s ss,sa As as qs.
sesr Bsahaa. iews. fsa nlser-c s Paine
schr Mary Gray. Lucas, unos-siile.
Arrived.
Sassnsoss III as N with %s.- .as passenger ,oE
Cmsri. 18Th nrt. isi u - lon O. A. rsssrd sAlp N0'.
yila tBr bound 18Th, IN. ho'.too on tho Eshi.hp
.itin. far pilot
Steamship Dsnnsrx (Brl Thompson Liverpool OF e. snd
gur~nstort ah with rndss and so psssesgers iof w
Hurst.
Steamship Ersson Io~ber. Antwerp. ~ days. with rnsss
I'D SO pssseng-r to Kruger bos sd three births tie
passage.
s,-sm.hip f,riy sous.r, lockwood CHARLESTON with
sss iss os. I! s.su ,o. s ms and
passenger, 10 q 0oodsp~~d.
ship tf.sids cut,ins Liverpool - days -ih mas,
Williams 4 Cuion.
srhr ssf.crs Do,,rids-. Albany for Boston
rchr arfce, johnson, Alba y for rtoniagfos.
SehT Hor1nn. Newman, Albany Tor Cold spnns
schrJ iraincrd. Kondout 10 Aifdieiovn.
Ahr v Perry. Hsn44iton. Ron tout for beston.
rchrJohn NAnloss Htshs. houdsat fnf Ae~port
scsr Zoe Terrell EDndoui for Providence.
sehr Orion, hadvin. rougassepsis for Pail River
RsrrEsgp--.be ship fhage. Luilng Won Hs.,n. ~irh
sailed Yesterday Noon for Fan rrsn.sco rstnsi
.lty last evening having carried s~sy ths glsDoon.
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MILITARY INTELLIGENCE.
Po-fponrmrnt 81 the Inspection and Review
Of the Eighth Regiment.

al the Eighth Regiment.
GENERAL oEDIrs-r0. IL.
hsApQUARrras, EiauIu rE.Mrsr v a..
NKw ioRK, Oct. Is. isS
In compliance with brigade orders much OF
Orders No regards the parade for pspecon
day. October the i7fh II hereby counermandcd This re
mcnt will parade for nspecto and review Monday
toh-r - At tho place The officers and
eonins stoned officers viii assemble - tho srmory IN fn
fatigue for Instruction and dI "Wednesday ocobsr
quarter O'Clock r. "
WIN report 70 tho Adiutani Ut The sam. hour Line viii be
formed az eight
by order o. Lieutenant Colonel Q. y. WENTWORTH
Comm handing
j. Y. DtEvsy Adfulanl
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usrtp STATES CIRCUIT csusr.

Helofe Jnnfe SIl pnan
- is--Ths court opened this morning the usual
hcaf, 'ndre shipmsr preceding In the absence Of
Jadz. nn.llsy, WHO 10 W preside dadns the term the
1fAnn 80 reos Jurors we're discharged vi 10 ncrcv
porribs soet H. ~ eleven sioah
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TRf FAMINE IN lAblt.

IN. bombay overland rsi vrrs sovc. = SOFTEN.
hSva
y,w smips % oyrs 80 ;ears.
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Cepditien Of the Bank Of England.

EProm the london Times tcity articlel Oct. 81
Tho position OF Bank at this date presents strk
~ to that Il the corresponding period Of last
gear The proportion Of 70 liabiies had then
&1sn 70 twenty thres per and those movements In
- rate Of discount commenced which continued with
nstls ntermission TIN II reached ton per cent On the
present occasion not o0y does the reserve amount 70
1hirty.one and half per OF the liabilities, but tho
bank holds nearly two millions Of government stock
more than la October, 1885, lf this additional stock
were reckobed ~ tantamount 70 % much reserve
he peoportson liabilities would Be nearly
opgt1 per compared with twenty three per cent
year ago. and the contrast becomes still more
6sing q that time. in the midst Of protracted
Grain Of god and with tho certainty Of heavy increase
n NE demand, We arc nov receiving rsmtances from
smaller thar u any lOsuer time. les -.eg ~
Bat while the contract between the two periods In the
ssspeeivs slates Of The money market thus vsmarka
Do n 10 still moro %, although In anomalous manner
bstweeu the quotations prevalent ~ each date for al
0aGses q securities with the exception Of the English
banla 1he M,pov0ikaed dsprssi0n moo eritiN0 =
Doo1 0lsoa bad Ae reckless bs0sascy " 1895.
SHOWS that the great Of the public are swsyed By
IL " xsh cs~adeace, Of squs1y Wild dsspon4ency,
md sha4 thsre n - little tendency ever 70 calm ex
srciss Of Judgment Nothing that could now be urged
would have The sghtest eject In ayretng the downward
ssurse Of the marketA and II may b held certain that
Ne classes who thus incapable Of avoiding extremes
win Be ready whenever their fancy can be taken 10
drecson 70 rush into fresh folies quite
CAN'T thoss from which they have just emerged and
Ssy which their pentsncsi y now 20 all absorbing.
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Fatal Railroad Acridcns-Isan~st the Bcdy
Of Nr. william Ds,is-The Hariens Rail-
road Company Censur~d.
Last Saturday evening Mr.. william DAVIS, weathy
ds,ilier who did business corner Of Twenty second
street aud avenue A, and lived ., No 2s,ykcrs row,
rifty. second street and Eleventh svcnas. his way
up town foot passed through rather s,tsmpted to
pass through the railroad tunnel from rhrtyfourth
10 Forty seoopd streets While he was IN the tunnel
passenger car OF the Harlem Railroad Company wAs
driven through, tut on The way one Of the wheels
passed ana fractured Mr. DAVIS left taigh met
and procuring assistance and light, lad toe injured
man conveyed TO Bellevue Hospital, where death
subsequently ensued Coroner NanmAnn held an
inquest the body but testimony Whatever could
be- procured going 20 show what manner W. Davis
Frustrated the rail- track The an'sr neither
heard him make noss ull sfor he .eidcnt A
the testimony Of the driver Is important AMI results 10
severely consuming The Harlem Railroad Company ~ me
Jury We give 10 below
rEsff,oSr ~ Irrv aAsvrv
Lake Gavin, bcing duly sworn, dspsei apd sad II
~ forsy street End Foarsh
about quarter nine O'Clock Saturday night iss,,
and drove Mp until got into the tunnel, -hsn beard
crash and beard man srosn soppss ,as car g, %.
! called the other driver bshind Nth another
car. and sent 10 for lamp % Forty .sscona
deceased lying under the ear; bis left les undsr the
forward truck and bis body was ouiae u TIE car osy
one o. the forward wheels had passed IA. leg;
Forty .second street and called On officer. Tho olcsr
ordered hltoh The hoss thu other end o. ihs
and drive hack 10 r~eniy ninth street drove bsek
20 Twenty ninth street the oDccr got ooA and took
him 70 the hospital; bsd tvo lisLn inside The car.
over pear and half In this ooun,y have drove
about three months there vas light o. tie lover end
Of the tunnel ailcsnss 10 not needed 70 trrs car
had no Ugh, In Of the Ger; had god light in
front Of the could sse doa ~ kno- ,hsy have
watchrnan ~ the tunnel there are tso Tracks
through the tunnel; thsrs n foot path through
the tunnel; . notice IL ny 10 that effect have s~<n
people passing through tbsr lisb, there 10 the
day some place. there you cannot s-s man IA The
tannel an daylight
othsr witnesses srsmised bui ibsr testimony IL
not particularly important
The case ~ss subuitsd 70 the Jury. vbo rsncsrsd
verdict a folovs.-rbat the dsc~s@ed came Va he
death By ipjariss cau-sd BY bsing Over - sev
York and Harlem passenger In the tannsl a Thiry
seventh areet s1s foHtb avssos, and osnsass the
company for srOss and cupsbe nsg gene 10 act HAVING
safrisnt lights the tunnel and ne ffopi % the
and allen esnssfs the eoupssy fos Ecs hsving
guard 81 the tunnel 70 prsssr people frsm rs>ssss
through
Deceased -ss ,brysn years q age .se = rs,'s Of
ireland. lie has len family
ssieid~ ~ TshisG Psris Gress.
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From the LONDON Times (cisy articiel, Oct ST.
me accounts from Paris describe srsa pwerai Aeuvi-
the Bourse from . total md spositlon among all
parties 70 enter into any operations The business in
grain had caused little increase In the demand for
money, and there has been consequent augmentation
- about million Ia the commercial bills held BY the
bank VI France, accompanied by further reduction OF
absut half million IN the stock Of bullion.
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THE MONEY CRISIS.

suspension Of mn AngIo-IndiaR Bank.
prom the Doblin Freemsn's Journal, Oct Given Dg
The suspension Of the Asiatic Bank consequent q
ng continued the deposit 1t its Bombay branch,
- announced from London. The total liabilities only
mall portion Of which are in this country, amount TO
three and half millions sterling Tho London TiSes
For some time in great uncertainty owing TO the impos
obty at present Of estimating the value Of the Indian
viii admit Of payment in full without further calls on
ahs shareholders.
Among the debtors is the great Parsee house Of Pre-
yund Rourchond, whose recent failure Ii understood
greatly TO have intensified the upon the Asiac Bank
The authorized capital Of this bank Is COO Of which
Eo26 900 Is paid up 1t established In India in 1853
and IN London in 1854. Tho bank has branches and
agencies at Bombay Calcutta, Singapore Ceylon Hong
Kong shanghae and Melbourne in addition to central
sos in London and being Incorporated by charter Its
Stockholders about seven hundred In number, are liable
Su double the amount Of their subscriptions
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Coroner Cover yesterday held ~ inqcss 81 Va sis
Delsnesy street % the BODY Of Mn y.rs Brssi vhoss
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Words are sometimes used to conceal ideas
as well as to express them. The press just
at this time, both in Europe and America
are puzzled as to the true Interpretation o.
the recent speech of the Emperor of the
French, relative to Mexican affairs. Upon
this subject London letter writer says:
IAN Europe has been listening for the
speech of the Emperor Napoleon The
oracle has spoken, and thoroughly oracular
are his utterances. His words viii suit the
views of any and every party yet his mean
ing is sufficiently defined to those who will
take the trouble to examine and consider
the actual situation. Permit me to give you
which refers to Mexico.
Il desire to maintain friendly relations
with the United States As soon as Maxi
milan has a sufficient foreign legion, l will
withdraw the French army. 1 am willing
to consider all the whims Of the United
States, but shall defend the Empire Of
Mexico in case of need"
Twist the speech about as much as you
like, but the above "free translation" is the
gist of it. And mark what will follow. The
French army will be withdrawn. A month
or two afterward the Government of the
United States will recognize the Empire of
Mexico as the choice of the Mexican people
1t is no use kicking against the pricks. You
must bow TO the decree of the arbiter of
Les deur Mondes You must swallow the
morsel Napoleon insists upon it. But he
is very timid. The Imperial hand pats you
on the back to prevent you choking. His
Majesty reads the papers mes anis; your ar
mics are disbanded; you have refused to
admit the South into the Union. These
facts are more potent than your threats and,
therefore, Napoleon will not give up his
grand scheme of making the Latin race
dominant in the New World