, 1881-01-29

dent of the Senate and of M. Gambetta as
President of the Chamber of Deputies.
London advices report the losses from the
recent storm rs very extensive ON the coasts
of Great Britain.
The storm is extending to the Mediterranean.
London, 2lst,-The stock of Sugar at the
four home ports on the 10th inst. was $4,000
tons, against. l55 900 tons at the corresponding
periud last year.
ST. Thomas, 2ist--Tbe "Duchess" COM
pleted the repairs 10 the st. Vincent Grenada
Gable this afternoon. She leaves at once TO
Commence operations on the Trinidad Deme-
rara section.
New York, 23rd Jan.-A severe ioe storm
has occurred on the American coast.
The telegraph wires have been broken down
in every direction, and New York was isolated
for twelve hours.
News from London states that no mails left
there on Thursday in Consequence of the con-
dillon Of the roads and continuance Of bad
weather.
New York, oath Jan.-London news an
nounces that the immediate elevation of Mr..
Gladstot Q to the peerage in rumourrG.
In the House of Commons Mr.. Ryland, NJ.
p. for Buenley, moved that the annexation Of
The Transvaal by the British Government was
unius!if able. Mt. Gladstone replied that the
Government had first resolved 10 reeStablish
British authority before considering his motor.
Sir Charles Dixie In reply to all iutrrt ella
ton said that the Government was willing TO
consider the question OF the resumption Of
diplomatic relations with Mexico.
A reward has been offered for the discovery
OF thu authors Of The Stafford explosion.
Paris advices state that NJ. Gambetta in
thanking the Chamber for his reelection as
Pie.ident promised the freedom of The Press.
The tenor Of his speech c0unteraoted the war
like tpndercy of his Chrrhourg speech. The
Frrnch Budget anticipates a surplus Of eight
teen million francs.
Nrw York, 25th Jan.-LondoH new an.
nuunces that Mr.. Forster chief S .cretary for
Ireland has introduced the coercion and sus-
pension OF HaApas Corpus Ireland Acts.
ST.. Stafford Nofthcot- Promised Conserva-
tive support TO enabl- the government TO car.
~ their coerciye mrasurts.
Dispatches from Rome state that Gaflbal-
,ians are resumjng the agitation against Aus
tria.
The st. Petersburg correspondent Of the
T a.s announces That Prince Gortschakof
tie Russian Chancellor definitely Fl tires into
private life.
The French Chamber being in recess, there
is no news Of impottancs from Paris.
Paris advicrs st,t- that the " Marscilsist"
mas Oetu uhVu tuF C'lauhInS Iue army dhu ou-
vocating regicid-.
In The British HOUSE, of Commons Mr.. Glad
stone moved the priority of the Coercion Bill
over all 9th ar measures. Mr.. Biggar NJ. ?.
has been suspended for obslruoting the busl-
ness OF the House.
The English Radicals are now DESERVING the
Home Rulers.
Dublin dispatches announce the conclusion
of the state tlials. Ten of the defendants
were acquitted and two found guilty,
LoRdon. 26th Jan.-The stock OF Sugar at
the four liome parts on The 22od lust was
10000 tons against 10000 for the cores
pDnding period last year.
S. Thomas, 26th Jau.-The ". !. and P.
Telegraph Company repairing ship " Grappler"
ratarned to ST. Thomas on the 22ad for q fresh
supply Of coal, and proceeded on the 25th TO
resume operations on the section between St.
Croix and Prince, Porto Rico, The great
depth of water in which this section is laid
renders the repair a somewhst difficult one.
The "Duchess Of Marlborough left ST.
Vincent to-day to repair Trinidad Demerara
section.
New York, 26th.
Flour per barrel, st. Lawr. brand, $3.50
Neal, best Brandywine, perbarrel $50
Heavy Mess Pork, per barrel, $144
Crystals per h., 8 to SEC.
Sugar. / Fair 10 good refining per ID. Il"
GEMS.
English Islands Molasses per gal. 40 cents
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