, 1880-09-05

lC Is pTOOnDle Ln1L Lnere WILL (
fresh legislation to, reduce election e:
I Durham County ESQ., 200 (Se50, 0,0o0) was G.
| pended in contesting four seats represen
ing q, 600 voters The Radicals call for th
prohibition OF excessive expenditure
MINISTER LOWELL
| has issued a circular to English authors ask
Ing their opinions in regard to a copyrigh
I treaty. 49,, II.
The resignation by the Grand Duke Niche
las of the command Of the Imperial Guard
displays how the administration Is honey
colnbed with corruption.
~ Nc2las and other Grand Dukes emoezzles
Loris Melikoff, on meeting with opposition
lations. The Czarowitz was indignant
and compelled the Grand Duke Nichola
sacbt ISSs eiarEed 4sd 0q$sGs of 10 S5ars exts
giving secretly q check to another Grant
Duke for that amount The practice Is com
mon in Russia.
THE. BARONESS BURDEr-courrs,
who has set her heart on marrying Mr.. Ash
m mead Bartlett, is i'll in consequence
en Ct her c.ss fFendf remonstF1ncss Tht
St Adams win cannot It is said, apply in
the case. of Mr.. Bartlett, who, his friends
urge, is in effect an Englishman. There is a
prospect Of run on Coutts'. Bank in conse-
quence of the expected withdrawal Of the
Baroness from that concern.
/: SALES OF WOOL
10 the u'este,r Associated Presa.
LONDON, Sept. 4:-Yesterday's wool sale,
went off with spirit at fully previous rates
and amounted to 10.300 bales, chiefly New
South Wales, Victorian. New Zealand. and
At the wool sale to-day there was smaller
attendance than previously, but bidding was
as spirited and prices very firm: About seven
thouSand bales were sold, chiefly Sydney,
Port Philip, and New Zealand.
49,. sPINNERs.
The Oldham Limited Companies, private
spinners. have decided to ISSUE circulars to
1sSt Weef ae ffeeng as to working only il foqr ~ days
....'s. GLADSTONE '"', r r. ooi' -.
will return to town and attend the meeting
of the Cabinet to-day.
: THE sCULLNG Regatta =
will probably be fixed for the ed of Novem-
80: Tunes COMMENTS. -:
LONDON, Sept. THE Times, commenting
or F1rster's attack on the House Of Lords,
upon Parnelfs, Dillon's; and 7. ?. o'ton. stt
nQI,s motions, and Caflan's escapade, says:
"When things like these occur and recur. it
is time for the session to come to an end, and
we rejoice to think there is now a fairly GER
*<%AA FASoFN~S ~ AIo 4AO4tEAG4VA AA ACoAat
4 FIERY SPEECH. ::
In the House of Commons this evening
James C0wan, Liberal member for the City
Of :Ed1nburg. made q vehement attack on
tha Eastern policy of the Government, and
holding information.
Sir Charles Dixie, Under Foreign Secreta-
r., protested. against Cowan's iinpassioued
Speech and denied hisasserti0n that England
proposed to force the Dardanelles and bonn
TIE Appropriation ACT
passed its third reading, and afterwards Its
~ - LAST HOURS. re-.
The House Of Lords meets again Monday
and nc, the House Tuesday, when Parliament
WILL be prorogued.
HAREs AND RABBITS.
The House 1T Lords passed the Hures and
Eaonlts bill, as agreed to in the House Of
commons yesterday. '~ ~, -:
.~-.- FORSTER AND THE LORDS.
During the session Lord Redesdala referred
or Ireland, in the louise Of Commons yes
eEday, assalling the House Of Lords.
Lord Granville, Foreign Secretary, said
hat Forster had Informed him he was only
,xpressing his own opinion, and did not as
# action.
GLADSTONE. ..'-- -.
Gladstone eqtered the House Of Commons
his afternoon; the first time since his sick |
less, and was received with tremendous /
heertng. He looks we'll.
-. :. = scorcH IRON INTEREST. !: |
Advices from the Scotch iron-mfning dis
Flcts say the strike is. likely. to continue. |
'niy thirty-two furnaces are in blast. The |
Increase in stocks for August Is 1900 tons