, 1881-11-17
Tho flwner OF The London "1in1es " !"
Advises industrious Farmers to
Come to America.
rouise Will Come Back to America
with Lorne-Lorne Will Resign
in 1882.
Peak Of tho Alps at Elm, III
Sutherland, Moving Toward
the Village.
Harm Now d Shrine Of Death- 900 People
Dying Each Day-Returning Pill
grims Quarantined.
GREAT BRITAIN.

GREAT BRITAIN.
CANADIAN ROYALTY.
]oypoy, Nov 1N-The Marquis Of L0rnc,
replying to III address yesterday, sail there
was hardly person III ten Thousand In Cnn.
ain wIlo did not attach tic utmost value to
It's Imperial connection.
I}il. CARVER
declares that brcallHc Of tho 11nsccnlly
wsangle on the occasion Of Ills recent pigeon
etpot!ng mateh with Archer OIL tllo Gun Club
sunntts-llIs matches tlere aro OF. Including
Gus for El.ooo will, Stuart Wortley, unless
sono other place Is selected.
DEAD.
William ilathbnte Greg, q wellknown po-
lltical writer, IL dead.
JOHN nK.altr's n1RTI1DAy.
rtags ars generally displayed and tri-
umpl,al arches oroctett III M,any places totlay
at Roctltlale in honor Of John Drlght's roth
birthday. Congratulatory addresses wcro
presented him.
tolln Bright, in reply 10 m address, dwelt
upon the benefits Of FREQ trade, Speaking oil
The lanI question lle said unless means wcre
takcn 10 stimulate production by putting in
creased capItal md skill Into tlle soil there
was no remedy whatever for agricultural
distress but great n,1d permanent retluc-
ton of rent. At tho conclusion Of tho meet
Ing there was torchlight procession with
bonflres a,ni pyrotectlnieal lights.
IUliS WALTER. Of THE "TiMEs,"
speaking in Berkshire Of, tie result Of his
tour in America. snid it was desirable thcro
should be III al English counties body of
men able 10 advise thor neigllbnrs who are
about 10 go to America. ANY Elglisl,n,an
going 10 Amorica WHO Ia good judge Of
land, MID who Is stoa,ly and Industrious.
might bo certain ot becoming wealthy nnd
prosperous betore l!o was 70 years old. De
fore tho close Of the next century tile United
States would have 4 population of 200, ,0D0, 900.
Ha wished more EnglisI,nlen would 70 there.
They would be m additional element Of
stability In the country, anu would 10 as
likely to succeed there Us men OF nny other
nationality.
oosc1fES,
Liberal member OF Parliament for 1stpon,
speaking 0n free trade, cortcndtd thnt II the
excess Of Imports over exports wns paid out
Of Inc Income, 1t was absolutely blessing
10 the people, which had increased in ten
Years Sl0o0,0oo.
hshostly expected.
HAaG4o NA1ulJf
MaFesslitg tho Statistical Society, satd that
u Mo len years ending with 1881 saS, 900 acres
Hsta!n lal,d and .2o3 000 acres OF groon crop
aud III Great Daltain Ind been converted
u1o permanent pasture, and tho annual re-
turn Ut e3,o0o.000 formerly derived from
'aose crops ad thereby disappeared. Calra
atflbates the agricultural depression not to
american competition, but to bnd seasuns,
ne considered the burdons, difficulties. and
uncertainties Of American agriculture would
al"ays p|nco It Mt disadvantage with BRIT
sa agriculture IN the British market.
ALEXANDER stIrcIrEL Mo1n,
merchant, has failed. Liabilities. E0l. Co.,
.,. HANNIBAL HAstL1N,
an wife, and Miss Blaine lave arrived at
Liverpool OH tho way to Madrid.
LOUISE.
NY said tho Princess LOUISE accomnantes
@s Marquis Of 14orne to Canada t|yo weeks
cc Hsaec Tho Marquis resigns the Governor
'saefalship early In 1851.
AN EXPLOSION,
l,ap9osed to have boen Of dynamite. on tin
saalher Severn, from Bristol for Glasgow.
s''sa ,,aa away portion Of tho decks, killed.
p.! p.ae pcrsons. and sovoruly wounduu soyoraI.
@gqt w. were taken 10 the hospital.
,rese rnese Inst wero tn n dying condition.
foE1s'threa porsons were badly Injured.
"s "hEV1oLENr GALES AND HEAVY
! h.,. RAINS
sM'oaRhout tic United KIno,lo,u with s,,,n.
.ns suS disasters ut Falmouth, White iInyo,i.
nefwick. Tho storm Is especially
'S'''e On Tho west coast Of Scotland,
n,n sExroH AND o'lus1Ey,
ls,sns,S ~, MoH' lo-sexton. ttla Land