, 1881-08-07


| our cokse will henceforth only leave
| in the Afghan mind Impressions IF our de
! sire for their welfare" Gladstone praised
| the loyalty of the Beers during the ncgotia-
| tions. lie said there WAS l,o reason why the
Transyuai, under the shadow Of British, pro
tection. should not grow up in the enjoyment
of the same advantages It's tile other colonies.
Gladstone euIogized the action Of Sir George
Goshen in the Greek negotiations, and
concluded his remarks with reference to the
British Colonies by saying there was ITO
statesman worthy Ut the name but would
almost as soon think Of renounr!ny the name
of Englishlnan as Of rtnouncin@ the great
duties of England towards these real por-
tions Of the British Empire.
INTERNATIONAL FISHERIES exhibition.
4 meeting was held llerc yesterday to fur
ther the scheme Of holding all international
fisheries exhibition In London in 1885. Ihe
Marquis Of Exeter presided.
A BANQUET.
The Lord Mayor gave banquet and recep-
ton to the delegates of the International
Medical Congress last night.
Y. II. c. y.
At the farewell meeting to-day Of the
Worlds Convention Of the Young Mems
Christian Associations, addresses were made
by Sir john kenneway, member Of 1'ar|ia-
1nclt; Prof. Gladstone, the Rev. Or. John
Hall. Of New York; Russell Sturges, Of Eos-
ton, and others. The Convention has been Il
great success. The sum Of $4,000 was
pledged to inaugUrate work i'll Great
Britain similar to that Of the International
Committee in America.
II.AKyEY's STATUE.
Tie principal members Of the International
Medical Congress, now in session in London,
were present 1T Folkestone to-day at the ll,l-
yelling by Prot. Owen Of a Statue to Harvey:
the discoyerer of the circulation Of tile blood.
SCARED.
4 rumor is in circulation that tile Prince
Of Wales las been advised not tu give dill
ncrs On board his yacht at Osborne, which
has been the usual custom during his stay ut
the Isle Of Wight, because Of supposed Fen
ian designs.
ACEAEIAS OCTHAGES.
LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE number of agrarian
outrages committed in Ireland during July
was 25o, including trings at persons, II as
sa,1lts, 70 arSons, II cattle-maimings. LII i'll
and y cases Of Injury to prop
erty.
SUCCESSFUL. STRIKERS.
DUBLIN, Aug 6,-At Youghal Yesterday
the farmers agreed to pay the striking labor
ers two shllings per day during flarvcst-ti;nc |
with board, and give them half I'LL acre Of |
la:td each, and house-rcut free. The agree
nent was received with satisfaction.
ALI. AHuuT A HISFaST.
LONDON, Aug. G.-lTU}.ity Fur denies the !
report that tie infant son Of The Duke Of |
Norfolk is blind.
40 DEprEss1oy.
The Times points out that tie accounts of
lie leading London banks anu discount COIL
1atlics, recently published, contrast strauge-
y will, the prevailing reports about the de-
oressi"n Of trade. In the year ending June,
>s1, there has been All increase OF about
!, ,0tH] GU in the aggregate deposits of the
principal banks, E1,iJU ,LtD in tile deposits If
lie three principal discount companies, with |
corresponding increase III loans and dis
tulltS, and all increase Of T., 900 III pri-
ae securities in The Bank Of England.
hest facts should to much to put All end |
o line talk Of depression. At the present |
lonent there is no question about the i'll
!stry Of the country being very fully ell
loycd.
E!:-tDtArGH'5 SPEECH.
\ meeting Of lI,00J PERSONS at Northalnl>
N WAS addressed BY Eradlaugh to-day, who !
al his arm in u sling anu was suffering from
ryslpeias. lie said that, if lis constituency
antinucd to trust him, he Wnid keep ON ;
the struggle as Ions, lis he lived. lie lie
ouncest the condition OF the House of COM
IONS, and expressed his determination to
in and to punish his opponents The
,cecli was received with great cheers.