, 1881-11-20

seriously entertained it, till after tn
next session. He never. was II
better health, or so we'll able tt
perform the multifarions duties Of hi
two offices. His capacity for WORK is a!
wonderful as ever. Every day he get
through twice an ordinary mans allowance
and yet he always has plenty ut time to re
ceive visitors and make a Speech Al
parties hope lie will remain where
he is. The Wings regard him a:
d sort Of Westinghouse brake to the
Radical faction, and the Tories would rathe
! Sue him at the head Of affairs than Mr.
Chamberlain. 1t may, therefore, be takel
for granted that the next session will see ne
| c}1ange in the Liberal leadership, unless tht
| unforeseen occurs.
T Mr. WALTON,
| before sailing for New York, Indignantly
denied the Insinuations made BY SOME OF the
sporting journals that he had bribed jockeys
| and trainers. lie never said that he Simply
| folluwed regular system, the chief secret
Of which was the backing of American
! horses. His total gains this season are said
to amount to $4,000. Mr. Walton thinks
the American climate is better suited to the
breeding and rearing of race-horses than the
English. and he promises Il, return next year
with bisge. bag To hold Ills winnings.
PATHS PARTIAL FAILURE
surprises her friends here. Though she Is
saddIed with the iuro!erable and inevitable
Nicolini, it was thonght a great triumph
>yaite.4i her in New York. Tie other prime
dome bear up under the blow with remark
able courage.
THERE is NOTHING DOING IN THE STOCK
MARKET.
Mr. Rufus Hnteh Is cruising around. It is
repaired that lie has come here to bear con-
soils. and that lie expects to bear them down
IS per cent compel the Bank Of England
to SUSPEND specie payments, Smash Ruths
child, Gould, and Vanderbilt, and return
with the proceeds in 4 special steamer. He
is laying the plans for this great coup in the
privacy Of a Turkish bath On %JerMin street.
1b the 1Ttsttre associated Prsss-
LONDON, Nov. l9.-The Whitehall Rcuie,U
is responsible for all gu ttit that the Marquis
lorne aud his ilnstruus spouse may shortly
replace Earl Cowper and his Countess at
Dublin
MRS. LASGrRY.
After all, Mrs. Langtry Is to appear on the
stage On the authority Of Charles Harris,
the Cuckoo says the lady has determined to
appear on the boards. She will assuredly
make her debut III New York in January
next
r. rESBRoEcK
and family are passengers on the City OF
Chester, from Liserponl.
Dil,e, Under Foreign Secretary, has started
for Paris. to resume negotiations for an
ench commercial treaty.
TILE T1AEs," COMMENTING ON THE AS
SAS1S's TRIAL.
Thn Times, commenting on the trial of
says: "'rhe admiration and syr1-
pa1hy fur the illus1rinus victim excited in
Europe BY President Gartield's death are too
grea: 10 admit much concern about the mo-
lives and conduct Of the criminal. LII Amer
lea, as iii Great Britain. some amendment
III the conduct Of criminal trials seems
called for when the prisoners means tltuy
him free choice Of advocates. In bnth
Countries, however, tile Judge nlay. happily,
be trusted to supplement any deficiency on
the weaker side. The American Marion
neither desires to sacrifice lunatic, nor to
oe 50 facile III the acceptance of counterfeit !.
evidence Of disease as to encourage wantuu |