, 1875-08-24

LONDON, Aug. 23.-Edward Heritt l. Son, pro-
vision dealers, have failed, With el25,000 lAbil,-
ties.
MINISTER MORAN.
| afr. Moran, United StatoB Minister to pottu-
gal. IL i'll it, consequence Of pnshtions expert
| euced during the wreck OF the steamer Berne.
THE AnnoTsFonp 1SsEs11aA1.oS.
In delivering the Judgment in the Ahbotrfor1
| investigation, tho Coust Of Inquiry Hail they
woro porfecsly satisfied tho veseel WAS in good
order; that the genera! character mud conduct
Of the cflicors wcto perfect, and all that
could bo desired by crisical owners or
tho most critical public. Thu vessel made
| tho journey safely until near 1Iolyhead, and
then. in very 70" hours. Was loat Or tho co.at
| Of Angleaey. Every ptccaution Beon,ct to have
been taken. All Tint prudence dictated. ali TINT
the printed ruled fur the guidance Of of,lccrs re-
! qn,re0. had been done. 6oundings werc made
regularly, and. 40 she westher thtckcned. con-
stant and doubtless vIgilaut and eflicieut look.
out had boon preserved. Still tho vessel was
hualiv lost on \ summers day In the fog. aud it
remained for tho Court to ancortain tho cauBe u
far hs possible. Tbey wcEe unable to accept tho
theory Of suduen disturbance Of tho CON-
pass. but thought that. when tho observation
| was taken after leaving noiyhead. there was
some gross error of calculation. TneS wcre OF
opinion that tho loes Of tho vessel nas duo in
! tho first tnrtsnco to tho masters hayiag mis-
| ju1Se rue distance from ifoshcad and they also
thought that sufficient a.lowAuce wAs not made
| fur tho force Of tho tide, especially during the
several times thu veeAe1 waH fluw Cd or STOPPED
| for souudiuss, They L-Id these mistakes de-
serving of censu1o. They could not say that,
considering tho stato of the weather stter pass-
ing lioyload it was prudent to proceed At Tho
ratio OF speed NJ WHICH, tue ytshel dill though tho
loss of tha fessol could not te attributed to shnt
causo.. lilo Captains certificate would be Ie-
turned to hln.
THE unAIN cnors.
LoNpoS, Aug. 23.-the Marx Lane Express,
10 its weekly review OF tho grain markets, nays
The wheat crop in GEcat britain has boon gath
cred IN much better oFlcr than wAs expected.
Prices kave 6cncially yielded III. shillpga, aud
IN toals cases 1908 sl,ilHn:s. Tie new samples
look wall in comparison with those OF last year,
With leas acreage and diminished yisd. Tue
IaEts market has also felt the benctic,a! otIoctu
c!ined ahi!'lncs per usck. In n,auy par,s OF
Franco tho harvest Inns been gathered, but i'll no
section will It DO anywiso like that OF last year.
Accounts from tho Continent differ ho1no-
local ssormB. with unusually largo ha,lstoues,
doing immense damage, have visited France,
bolginH,, md Holland. prieeo arc but little
Changed OH The Continent generally. In Cor
i1Any tho narkelB arc tirn.
DB. kENkALY AND THE nAKEn cABx
LoHd"n corFesrondeHts Atw Iork 7lmts.
On Ihurnday night Dr. keucAly made soma
stIF 70 ths lloneo Of Commons by calling at,eu-
tho sentence Was inadequate, and encoura aged
tho lmp'ession that lhcre was QUO Law for tho
rach a1d another for tho poor. mnu who had
committed such IN atrocoue cEtnlo as Baker
nian Of fashion, With aristocratio connections.
lie proposed that tue Judge should 10 cenaurcd
by tEe House for the exemptions ho had allowed
to sho prisoner. The Hak,e secEesar, vas fully
Justified lu replying that it would nsyer do for
tho lloneo 10 ret 1tsolf lip a. = court Of toyiew
over all tho criminal trials Ia tho county,, Dr.,
kenealy no doubt took up tho mat&or With
WOW to tho cultivation Of hta popularity with tho
mob, which il very Mucll On tho Wane; but pe-
foro tho incident was At an eud ho had reason 10
ro2rot that he had placed himself in tAIBo posi-
ton. Nal. Dickson foso to remind tho House
tlat exemption from tho personal degradation
mcmhor-not OF tho military, but OF tho legal
pEotcsslon-.was tfiod before LORD Campbell Tor
a true! assault upou his Bon, aud was srntouoe4
70 shfee months 'mpsisoameus. but without tho
soc!a! position; Ho. far Tue person in question
had succeeded tn EehAoiitatiug hs,usc1f
he would not undertake 70 say. but ho
thought that tho. lAst man in tho county
70 q. H".1. sro.e.. sgs.n.t Judse's lenleuey "as
loud cheers. for oysFy ono kgew thht Il referred
to an act Of brutality for which Dr. KeneaIv lad
boon xerys. rropor'y punisLed h1r W. Ffaser
IatHer luo!islIly thought it Necessary to show
tLat Tho l'Akor ease had nothing to do with
"whAt II couventaonaIly called tae upper GLASS;
es.' neither OF The parties being cuuAestel with
s!o aE.,tocraty. Alto Col Daksr being = man
OF fashion. aa {aiF w. FEaaot) never "" him ~
Will!smH opinion. sstslcd tic matter. Col.
Baker snay not have found himself much II homo
IL London society, aud. indeed. It IL nun kuoNu
that 70 had BAD chArae1er ~ regards h!s por-
airy regiment. or which kba pFtDca OF Wales Ia