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KILOGRAMS.
ST.. THOMAS STATION, 18th November.

a large LIcCl!uE HCIu III LIJut / AIN III IdNOI
of amnesty to FenianS.
Emperor Of China married.
Meeting in Liverpool and riot in Exeter
against liquor law had to be dispersed by po-
lice,
Horse epidemic in New York decreasing but
is spreading Southward.
Germany refuse payment Of the expenses in
CURED in relation to the San Juan arbitration.
A Lady in Florida snicided by setting fire to
her dress saturated with petroleum.
Emperor Of Russia wiring private Letter
Charles Germany alludes to Prussia aud Rus
sa having fought against France.
President Thie.s is said to be unwilling to
accept the Presidency for life.
A Jewish conference IS being held in BeIgi-
um.
Ia Spain he mail bags have been seized.
Railway and Geographic communication cut.
Several Ferrol insurgents have been scnten-
ced to death, Thirty to ten years i~mlr'-on-
ment and three hundred banisbed.
Matrimonial Jubilee of the King Of Soxony
was celebrated on the 4lh inst.
24O witnesses summoned in connection with
Marshall Bazaine's trial.
Nile" reached Plymouth all vel.
ST. THOMAS STATION, 10TH NOVEMBER.
The discovery of Diamond in Aroma has
produced o decline of the article at the Cape OF
Good Hope.
Germany is said to have asked President
Theirs to repress the circular Of General D~cr0t
against the Germans.
The chief object Of the new line of steamers
between Cardiff and New York under the au-
spices of the Marquis Of Bu.e appears to be to
facilitate emigration.
Gambling institutions in Germany are being
abolished but it is again reported hat France
will authorize similar establishments
A man in Pennsylvania pleading guilty to 3
murders was sentenced to SO years solitary con-
fncment.
ST. THOMAS STATION, NOVEMBER GOTH.
General Meade Of the U. S. Army is dead,
he rendered able assistance in bringing the war
with The Southern States to a close.
Horace Greeley has resumed the editorship
of the New York Tribune.
Rheims has been evacuated by the Germans,
Diplomatic corps congratulated General Grant
upon his reelection.
Cardinal Amat delunct.
The New York Herald says that the total los
ses from the fire in Boston will not exceed one
hundred millions and may fall as low as seven
ty millions. The Insurance Companies of New
York City and State are supposed to be in for
fifteen millions, and the English Companies for
as much. The rest falls on Boston, Eastern
Philadelphia and Western Companies.
The extent Of the fire according to a map are
from Washington Street to the Harbor, and
from Broad Street to Summer Street. The fire
commenced in Summer Street. Almost every
shop, and leather, dry goods and food establish
ment in Boston is burned.
The English Government has prohibited the
importation Of horses from the United States.
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Nov. 10th.
New York.-Gold 1889, Sterling 81 p. c.
Flour $61 to 81. Pork $I54. Meal $50 a
$38. Crystals Sugar l0Sc,
London.-Sugars, Crystals, sos. Muscova-
do 25s. Cd. Clayed Havana, d.. S., 28s. Cd. q
29s. Demerara Rum Is. 1Od. Trinidad Cocoa
sos. Rentes 524. Consols 90. Bank of Eng
land rate, 7 Pc.
KILOGRAMS VIA NEW YORK.
10Th November,
London.-A dispatch from Hong-Kong
says the telegraphic cable between that
city ard Shanghai has ceased to work, The
cause of the interruption was unknown.
The opening lecture of the season before
the Royal Geographical Society was deli
vered last night by Sir Henry RawlinSon,
the President of the Society. Abiding to