, 1872-11-02

London-A Cabinet Council was held to dis
cuss the award of the Geneva Tribunal.
Jamaica.-"Nile'' leaves for southampton via
st. Thomas and Barbados at 4 p. m.
ST. THOMAS STATION, Goth October.
New ~York.-FIour SCI. Extra 5 @Snu Me- Meal
S35 to 81. Pork $I53. Crystal sugar l03o.
Gold II3. Sterling s..
London.-Crystals BIS. Muscovado sugar 24s.
Clayed Havana 2Ss. Cd. Demerara Rum Is. IOd.
Trinidad Cocoa OBS. Rentes SO. Consols 90.
Bank rate England 6. p. ct.
GENERAL NEWS.
Prince Woronzof published 10 letters of Vol
taire hitherto unknown.
Germany issued 2nd prohibition of Emigration
said TO be caused to avoid military service.
King Amadeus stoned.
Remains late King Charles buried beneath Rud-
dursholm church. =
Shocking explosion board steamer Bengal at
Liverpool, three men killed.
Mine at Morley exploded forty killed.
100000 rifles.
Belgium unable to execute English orders for
Goals from want of hands.
Percy u 5. Consul at Aspinwall dead.
Italy interdicts Louis Blanc from Lecturinr
within their territory.
Hassan, Son Of the Khedivo Egypt is about
starting on a trip round the World.
500 more Ferrol insurgents captured. Rest
dispersed.
Bill for the abolition of capital punishment read
once in the Spanish Cortes.
Sir Rounded Palmer gazetted Lord Chancellor
of England. He is to be paid 100000 for soryi-
ces at Geneva.
Duke Constantine, brother to the Emperor of
Russia, exchanged complimentary visit in Con
stantinople indicating peaceful policy.
A German Polar expedition projected.
Miss Nellie Grant, daughter of the President,
just returned to America from England.
A building in Kentucky fell down killing 6 per-
sons. Contractors and Architects arrested on q
charge of murder.
The News by the North German Lloyd Steamer is
to the 9th instant. The following kilograms selected
from the London Times are of that date:
"Copenhagen,-The Diet was p~rorogued to-day un.
til the End of December.
''Ihe Budget, which was laid before the Honse.
shows a surplus Of revenue over expenditure of
768,000 rigs dollars.
"S~tockholm.-The funeral of the late King Charles
XIV. was %solemnized at II o'clock this morning. amid
the deepest sympathy of the inhabitants, who strewed
the path and funeral car with flowers. The Members
of the Royal family and the Princes of Waldeck and
Wied headed the procession, which was likewise at
tended by the diplomatic body and the special Envoys
sent by foreign Courts. The mortal remains of the
deceased Monarch were deposited in the RitterhoIm
Church.
an 4drid.-The Cortes haye decided, BY 16l 70 n
votes, not to take into consideration the Republican
amendment of the Address in reply to the Speech from
the Throne. The amendment demanded the abolition
of slavery, and was opposed by the Committee and the
Minister of Public Works,
.-Cardinal Cullen has had a long audience
Of his Holiness. Cardinal Bonnechose will proIon9
his stay at Rome for some time. Monseioneur Merode
has left again for France, but the Journey ofthe preIate
is unconnected with any political aim.
"Paris,-Fhe next sitting of the Permanent Com
mission is anxiousIy awaited, as NJ Theirs is expected
10 be present upon that occasion, which will afford to
the President OF the Republic a fitting opportunity for
explaining to the country the views of the Government.
an. Theirs this morning presided at the first sitting
of the Supreme Council of War. The Duke d'Aumale
was present in uniform. The proceedings of the
Council vii! not be made public.
"Many Alsatians and Lorrainers who have elected
to remain French have established themselves at
Charfeville, near MezIeres, where numerous dwellings
are being constructed to receive them.
"Philadelphia.-ln Pennsylvania the RepubIi-
can majority is 81 900. in Ohio $4,000, in Nebras-
ka $780,, and in Indiana 1000. The Republican
gain is eight members Of Congress in Pennsylva-
MIA the Democratic gain in Ohio is two.
General Hartranft, the Republican candidate,
has been elected Governor of PENNSYLVANIA.
1.-THE result of the, elections in Pennsylvania
insures General Grants success.
"Washington.-In Nebraska a Republican Gov
ernor and a Congressman have been elected by a
majority of 5000. Mr.. Chapman Republican,
has been reelected Governor of the district of
Columbia by a majority of 5000.
= Ritterholm ~ Buried on 9th October. See
News per Mail.-P. D.