, 1874-10-10
TIE L E G r A NJ S /.

The Fenian amnesty has been submitted to
further considerations and is now doubtful.
Russia sympathizes with America against
Germany.
The Prince of Wales has accepted the Grand
Mastership of the English freemasons vice Earl
of Ripon.
Ex-President Theirs has expressed his firm
conviction that the French Republic will ulti-
mately be established.
There was a shooting match between Ameri-
can and Irish rifemen at Creedmoor. The
former won. The shooting being nine, three,
four, and nine, three, one.
Mount Etna shows signs of great agitation
and further e%ruptions are apprehended.
There was an alarming typhoon in Hong
Kong one thousand lives lost and ten ships
wrecked.
The SepteOnate candidate for the depart
ment of Marne has been elected with a majority
Of FIVE thousand.
Owing to the 'scape of Rochcfott and others
the communists have been transferred from
Caledonia to Dileph ~
Political association formed to-day in Jamai.
ca for vindioation Of jana ca rights counselling
the administration watching distribution Of
taxation and obtaining government preferments
in public Offices for Jamaica residents. Repu-
dates political agitation desires to assist rather
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TO return representative institutions and cleo
tons but wishes enlargement of non oficia ele-
ment III Council and Governor not to sit there
because his presence checks freedom of public
exposition at the table.
BARBADOS 3Oth -Elbe from Southampton
arrived at this port at d 80 p. m. Both Septem-
Der,
EIbe for S., Thomas and Ebro for Marti-
nique left between 10 and IL pm. on 3Oth.
OCTOBER 3.
LONDON 30th.-The elections for the depart
mont of Marine and Loire are complete. The
republican candidate was elected with a MAORI
ty of thirty seven hundred votes.
The Merchants in Bayonno have refused to
sell Goals to the German trigate.
President MacMahon has notified his Holt
ness the Pope that his Government had decid-
ed to withdraw the frigate Orenoque from Gil
vita Vecchia.
Francis Deak the celebrated Hungarian
statesman is dying.
David Henry Stone has been elected Mayor
of the city Of London.
The Duke of Broglie is expected to re-enter
the French Cabinet.
Leinster is dead.
England joins the International postal union.
The steamship " Faraday" engaged in lay
ing the direct cable from England to America
has not been heard of since the 9th ulto.
ST. THOMAS STATION, 5th October.
LONDON, End October.-The Emperor of
Germany finds himself unable to visit Rome as
at first expected.
The Duke of Leinster, whose death the press
announced yesterday, is still alive, but bis case
is hopeless.
The Duke of La Rochefoucauld denounces
the French government policy with regard to
Spain and relating to the withdrawal of the
fligate " Orenoque' from Civita Vecchia.
The steamship "Faraday" has turned up
and reports having been engaged in picking up
the cable she was submergiDg, which is broken.
The ''Times' denies that Her Majesty the
Queen has stepped forward to pay the debts of
the Prince of Wales. Only a few bills and
balances of older years were discharged. It is
admitted that bis liabilities exceed his income,
d put the revenue Of the Duchy of Cornwall sup
plies the deficiency.
LONDON. Bird 0ctober.-Governor Freezing
sailed tor Grenada in the "Tagus'' yesterday.
An appalling accident occurred in Regents
Oanal 6y the explosion of four tons of gunpow-
der. Five persons were killed instantly, seven
are missing, and many have died of fright. All
buildings and bridges within two miles were