, 1877-02-27
GREAT BRITAIN,
MINERS, rtHur.

GREAT BRITAlN,
MINERS, r1our.
HALIFAX, Feb, a9,-In the t,rht between some
striking miners and Cornlshmc,,, near London
derry, ono man. named sfcDo,yra11. WA killed
and several were badly Injured.
rur o1n n,uvv
. 7oxno1 Fch ad.-Tho roog ~ +he IA n.,.r
scs,ion. was hnrnr,1 today. 4 rcnort th.t ths
n1d n,ilcw ,vo. .Grc rr,.tna cn,.1d.,ah,a ~
c,tnmcnt !, thccfIr
,rnr rwinx,.,r nrron-
soee,ol Di,na.eh 10 7as tribune,
LONDON, Fcl,, :4a--rhc .Nark Loue Etnr.x.
eays: ~ Tho weather hae hcen stormy and I'M
eett1cd. With on,ya slightly 1lmnished rain-fnl,.
Fte,,1.vork. therefore. pr,rrc,,r,l t,o,rlv m
henry lands. Turning onerations on Ifrht
lands. however. has beam fairIv raptil. Autumu-
sown rrops continue suf1Ir;ent|y healthy, hut
their future prosperity ,,cpcnds on whether Tic
wIuter has ,pcot itscli. Should Ayarcl, weather IL,
fro.tv. fin eon,rouonccs tnav c tt,sa,tro,,s Tlc
- Te'yt ~ 49, 80 80. ~ "so,'' ~
iarthefo CONTINUE 70 ul9csh "heat 61o"ty, tnero
AaVlnE occh !Ittlo incentive, as lilo damp
weather has affected tho condition Of tho bulk
OF o!rcrlngs, and tho advance Of shi1lue pcr
cnart.r. ritch ho. tok.n niae, has .n,,',sd
% ,.,' "." a' 'rnoa na,, p1so Nv. nss spp''ea
only to asy samples. Despite tho somewhat III
crcascd Imports Of foreign wheat, tho 1rmncss
has continued, ami tho reaction sas very marked
"a
ticma,,l bcTan fnr all rarIrtic. Ut an .dvsrrc of
.,,,,o ~ -" M =. w. a"'a.eo y.
shilling per quarter iho Improvement is not
due to politics, tho weather, or Continental de-
n,and, hut
m rms 1rc,r,w4rr rrrxcr n. au.,, w.
- ro,T.l
x,,-,,,,.t .,,.,.s 49,, ..,-.
u"n..uslon % o. 1toss1' an'4 ploepce1Ve eno,t-
1oruta. Some earlier sh,p,neats from San Fran.
cfscn anf, Or.uou D,aye ms,,,. the.r anenranrc IN
.,,5.,s, ~ fx..,', for.1 ,,..,,." =. s.a''. ~
st'taltngn To b5 shil1lngs per quarter, cK ahlp;
and although we Rra likely tn become receivers
Ut large auantIty OF this c]nss of wheat m tho
xc,,nn ndvanrc. 4 +. utohatls ,h,, t1,o .,,ort~
oeaeoa 4usanees' ~ p1ooao'e 'aaI ."o saors, n1o
In most parts Of tho world will bring cont,uc,,-
tal buyers, aud, by dl.crt,ng a considerable por-
uou OF the quantity anoat to other destinations,
Ffeschs ou' .as.ae. pe'ns elatteo'H'tn t''s use-
tul variety OF wheat Our tfaAe seems to bo
BASED UPON FOUND foGhnATloas,
pears likely to continue, being neither unlnly
from California Or temporarily enhanced 6y pt-
litlgal anxiety. There tas been slight impfote-
n,ent 10 feeding corn. Tho tirmneGs OF holders
ca,!sed IN ayalIce Of t,cnte pyr quarter on oAts,
while snlatze, cspsr1ally OLD corll. 10 higher.
Barley ren'ains without luotahlo alteration, but
t s,s, tra1s !. rather n better. MAltnE and grind
Busincsa ~ floating carroes ruled flsm. With
alisht enhancement OF values"
rnE EASTERN QUESTION.
LoNpoS, Feb; @.-ln the llouss Of Lorls to-
night Lord 6truthelen moved m addEcss to the
Queen praying that lIer Majesty waqla adopt
curc adherence ~ tho trcatlea Of 1851, mud to
promote tho welfare at tho raeea subject to
Turkey.
Lord Stratheaen urged that thu Government
should BY thc sereptancc of Ills motion ticrlaTs
they would adhere to treaties 30 far as paslia-
,ncnt would permit them: by their thus taktag
VI more DECIDED attitude thaM hitherto ftttt
dnubt would rculail that tho peace Ut Europe
AND Aria Fuuld 10 secured.
:, Earl Grey made strong antt.1suss!au speech.
and their subjects.
Thc Earl Ut Derby replied. Ills maih point
, was " sss seStat!, ol LORI sira.heasas arsu'
changed, whatever might b the result OF Tho
Confcreuce. lily said THU Argument, carried to
its logical conclusion, 1nrolyc.l consequence
la En ft1Nr, ala