, 1874-11-14
T E. L E G. r A Nj s

LONDON, 30th OCtOber.-Ihe Emperor OF
Germany, in opening the Reichstag to-day,
explained the necessity of increasing the army
estimates and promised judicial and currency
reforms.-Civil marriage & registration will be
made obligatory. Foreign relations ~satisfac-
torily the power of the Empire will not be en-
plOyed except for defence. ()
Count Won Arnim is suffering from diabetis
and is allowed to leave Germany, provided
the proceedings against him are not delayed.
LONDON, 31st Oct,-The Bombay cotton
crop is magnificent.
KuIlmann has been sentenced to fourteen
years imprisonment; lis civil rights are sus-
pended for 10 years more and he is to be under
life surveillance.
The Irish hierarchy jointly condemned Pro
fessOr Tyndall's revival of Paganism,
Turkey objects to the Powers treating with
Roumania Independently.
The Bonapartists signaIly triumph at Ca
lais.
The "Faraday - has recovered the cable.
Enthusiastic preparations are taking place for
the Prince of Wales in Birmingham.
Through England's interposing the Sultan
promises to suppress the Bengazi slave
trade.
LONDON, 4th Nov. Governor Irving sailed
for Trinidad in the Moselle on the 2nd.
George Dundas is appointed Lieutenant
governor OF OG. vincent.
Pending arbitration the Yorkshire GOLFERS
have esumed work.
The agricultural lockout of Lincolnshire
farmers is reducing three shillings weekly.
MaoMahon, on opening the assembly will
recommend urgently the adoption of the con-
stitutional bill.
American elections Observation-Disclosures
success chiefly democratic.
French elections midday.
Takoob KhaO rebels against father Speere-
Ii Amer of Afghanistan to exclude British
influence.
Democratic overwhelming victory at Ameri-
can elections.
LONDON, 9th N~ov.-"Faraday" has laid a
thousand knots In a heavy swell.
The International Catholic congress is sum
moned to meet in London.
Abercorn is appointed grandmaster of Eng
fish masons.
JAMAICA, 9th Nov--Supplementary bulle-
tin.-Fhe twin steamship Castillo, built to
overcome the rough sea, had made a ~satiSf8o-
tory trial trip, but her engines still require i'm
prOvement.
The steamer "Mary" foundered on her
voyage from Glasgow TO Trinidad ten persons
went Town with the ship. Two of the survi-
vors were landed at Falmouth.
Two thousand persons persisted during the
recent cyclone in Bengal.
Count Won Arnim is to be tried In December.
The Lsgitimists are strongly urging the Count
of Chambord to return to France.
Bala, a brother of Mana Sahib, has also been
captured. The English Press demands that
Mana Sahib be severely punished, but the mar
who declared himself to be Mana Sahib now
withdraws his confession and there is some di fiji
Guilty in Identifying him.
ST.. THOMAS STATION, 10th November.
Latest dates from Demerara 10 n. Re-
ceived here Z. Is am. e. Minutes.)
Latest dates from Jamaica, Hollandbay, 2 a.
m, received here 1862. (52 Minutes.(
ST. THOMAS STATION, Nov. 18th.
Latest dates from Demerara 7.l0 am. Re-
ceived here 7.15. Is Minutes)
LONDON, 9th Nov.-There are rumours of an
italian note complaining of dangers from Vati-
can i~ntrigues, declaring permanent conspiracy
in its owa capital intolerable, and requesting
the discrimination of ambassadors to the Va
tican. The Romanian difficulty causes serious
uneasiness.
NEW YORK, 9th Nov.-Flour $50 to Sc.
Meal S54. Pork. $201. Sugars. CRYSTALS, 90: