, 1880-06-26

At q second balloting ID Paris yesterday,
Trinuuet, the fex-Communist, vas again re-
turned, defeating the candidate put forward by
M. Gambetts.
The London Press in their leading articles
demand tho rejection of the Irish Land Bill,
which proposes to suspend the privilege OF
ejectment until 1882.
Mr.. Bevap, Member for Grsvesend, The
Right Hon. Claiborne Hardy and Mr.. Laurie,
members for Canterbury have been unseated
by the examining Committee.
Dresden advices report the bursting OF q
water-spout over that city killing sixty-three
persons.
New York, June 22nd.-Paris news states
that in the Chamber of Deputies the Plenary
Amnesty Bill was passed by a majority OF one
hundred and ninety-four votes. An amend
msnt was moved excluding Common law Of
fepders but was rejected.
The "Timpsp Paris correspondent says that
Trinquet the ex.Oommunist's election will be
annuiled, as the Amnesty is not retrospective,
but that be will be eligible for reelection.
The French Government having announced
its intention to literally subsidise lines of
shipping whose vessels are buiit in France.
several companies have resolved to double
sheir fleets.
In the British House of Commons the adop-
tion of Sir w. Lawson's Local Option Bill
compels Mr.. Gladstone to introduce q Bill
regulating the liquor licences.
London news states that q meeting
was held in Exeter Hall protesting
against the appointment OF the Marquis of
Ripon as Viceroy of India.
Dublin advices announce that famine and
fever again prevail in the south and west of
Ireland.
Vienna dispatches report that In official
circles a great sensation has been caused by
the publication of Sir H. Layards des patches,
which recognize the fact that Turkey as q
nation is doomed.
New York 23rd Junc.-In the British House
of Commons Sir Hardinge Gifard, Member
for Launceston, moved that the House refuse
to permit Mr.. Bradlaugh either to affirm or to
take the Oath. The resolution was passed by
9 majority of forty-6ve, the effect being to I'M
seat Mr.. Bradlaugh. Mr.. Gladstone stated
that the Government were only in a position to
give advice, leaving the discussion to the
House.
Sir O.. Dixie, Under Secretary for foreign
Affairs, replying to an inquiry, stated that the
Government will take into consideration the
question Of French Ship Bounties, when the
new commercial treaty with France was being
negotiated.
Paris sdvioes state that in the Chamber OF
Deputies the first nine clauses Of the Merchant
Marine Act were passed, the tenth clause now
being under consideration, which gives bOun-
ties, was supported by Admiral Jaureguiberry.
The speech delivered by NJ. Gambetta on
the passing Of the Plenaryl Amnesty Bill
ia the subject of general praise by the French
press, who recognize that he must soon accept
the responsibility of the Premiership.
The stock of Sugar at tho four home ports
on ssthe 10th inst. Twas 2Ol 900 tons against
$4,000 for the corresponding period last year.
New York, June 23rd.
Flour per barrel, St. Law. brand, Sc.
Meal, best Brandywine, per barrel. S3s.
Heavy Mess Pork, per barrel, $123.
Crystals per H.. Ssc.
Sugar Fair to good refining per II, 7s. to 4.
English Islands Molasses per gallon 40c.
Exchange New York and London, 4.s5a
London, June 23rd.
Dem. Crystals per cwt. &1, rs. Cd duty
Sugar : free. Muscovado. do tel 0s. Cd.
[ Clayed Havana. No IL 81 5s. Sd. aAoat
Demerara Rum per gallon Is Sd. in bond.
Trinidad Cocoa per cwt. &4 Us. I'd.
Rank Of England Rate of Discount. 81 p cent
Liverpool Cotton Middling Uplands 60. to i
5 per cent Rentes in Paris 5000.