, 1875-11-27

The London Times commenting on this ques-
ton says that Turkey cannot save Herzegovina
and advocates that it be placed under an Austrian
protectorate.
In England it 10 reported that many grave ques-
tons are now occupying the attention of the
Government and Cabinet Councils are held
daily.
The Prince of Wales arrived at Baroda to-day
and was met by many Princes and leading
Officials. Immense crowds were present and
cheered him with the greatest enthusiasm.
The Italian Governm ent has purchased the
Northern Railways for thirty wi millions sterling.
Apart from the Ministerial support four Members
Of the permanent COMMITTEES of the French Nation
al Assembly, are in favor of NJ. Dufaure's Press
Bill.
Nov. 23nd.-The st. Petersburg paper "Ths
Golos'' admits the cogenoy of the English policy
respecting Egypt.
The statement published in several papers that
Austria had decided to resort to armed interview
ton in Turkey is contradicted
The death of the Duke of Modena is announced.
Another very severe gale has been raging on
the coasts of Great Britain. Fifteen vessels have
already foundered in the Downs and it is feared
that many more will be missing.
Nov. 23rd,-The death of Mr.. Henry Wilson,
Vice President of the United States Of America
is announced,
The autumnal sowings in England are ind Finite
ly postponed owing to continued rains.
Contrary to previous reports the appointments
of Sir John Holker, rs Attorney General, and Mr..
Giffard as Solicitor General, are now confirmed.
The trial of Henry Wainwright charged with
tho Whitechapei murder was commenced to-day.
In the French National Assembly the amend
ment granting franchise to half-yelrly residents,
as adopted, has now been rejected and the original
proposition adopted. The Members of the Right
Centre are attempting to notify the system of
voting by scrutin darrondissement. The coerciYe
press laws have been rejected by the Council.
Prince Bismarck has so far recovered as to be
able to attend Parliament, He was present at
yesterdays sitting aud took part in the dis
cussion.
The instruction in Malay is being suppressed.
The stockades have already been captured.
Gath Nov.-Paris news states that Paul de Cas-
sagnac, the lmperialst, delivered a speech yes
tcrday to the working classes at Belleville in
which he expressed himself in favor Of an immediate
plehjscite he also advocated the abolition Of Octrois
and the establishment of an income tax.
Alexandre NJ. Colin, the celebrated French Artist,
is dead.
SIR T. LlNrenca a'coaservativo has been elected
NJ. p. for Midsurrey, vice Sir r. B~aggallay who has
been appointed one of the Judges of the new Court
of Appeal.
The French transatlantic steamer "Amerique :"
hayigg.broken her shaft left for Havre to-day under
sail.
New YORK. Nov. 24.-Fiour, y barrel, triple ex-
ira, New Orleans, S55 to Sc. Meal, per barrel, 81.
Heavy Mess Pork, per barrel, 1921. Sugars, Crys-
tals, per 10. &c. to 9&c. Fair to Good refining, per ID.
Sc to ST, English Islands MoIasses, per gal. 4Oc.
Premium on Gold ll43 to ll4!. Exchange. New
York and London 4.84.
LONDON, Nov. 24-Sugars, Domerara Crystals, p.
cwt., 26s. 81. duty free Muscovado, p. cwt, l9s.
duty free Clayed Havana No. u, i,93s. sd.
in bond. Damorara Rum p. gal, Is. I'D. in bond
Trinidad Cocoa, p cwt. 63s. Consols' 95i to /.
Bank Of England. Rate of Discount, 3 p. c. Rontes in
Paris, &c 35 fcs.
Cotton 81.