, 1881-12-01
4 Couple Of Revolutionary Editors
Fined at Rome 10 Motlify
the Pope.
An Interesting Resume Of tho Crime for
Which Lefroy @yas Hanged
Tuesday.
Hannibal Hamlin-0hili and Peru-The
French senata-Russian and Aus
trian Troubles.
THE BRITISH.

DAMAGE on THE SCOTCH COAST.
DrSpEE, Nov, D.-On the western islands
and OF tue west coast of Inverness, Ross, and
Sutherland over 500 fishing boats were de-
stroyed by the lato gales, and tho nets OF
fishermen were washed away.
THE OCEAN STEAMER LEssINa.
LONDON, Nov, S0.-Tlle, steamship Lesslng.
trum Hamburg for New York, which was so
badly damaged by Mondays storm thnt she
was compelled to put into Plymouth, Ind on
board nyer 500 passengers. 6so will dock
at Plymouth for repairs. One Of her Quar-
ternasters was seriously injured, and is OK
Rcted to die.
pEusTEn DIDN'T DROWN
Congressman Deustcr. Of Wisconsin,, il d
passenger In the steamship Leasing.
STILL THERE.
The survivors OF tho Calf Rock lighthouse
disaster arc still upon the rock.
TIE STEAMER IRrnINGToN,
from Montreal for England, was towed into
Queenstown. She lost her propeller and
salts.
FREE TRADE.
Samuel Morley, Liberal member Of Parlfa-
merit for bristol, In undressing Ills constltll-
ents saiA strong feeling III favor Of tree
trade Is growing in New York.
SAMUEL. NOIsiEy,
in Ills speech Inst night, satd he could bcar
testimony to tto hearty feeling which per-
yaded America toward England. II any
body, he saitt, should 90, rs lie did, Into tho
Western States, they would see tha attrac-
tons they offered for certalu classes Of the
surplus population Of drent Britain. 11o rec
on1mended farmers to 70 there.
THE COLONIAL. SECRETARY
las sent message to the Governor of Natal
giving the history OF Scndall's past services,
ald stating !lo has long been considered n
man Ilkcly to make n good Colonial Gov
prnor.
1t rietcrnaritzburg the question is being
openly discussed whether 5eRdnll should bo
allowed to land except undcr escort Of Brit.
lsl tr0ups.
a HEAVY LOSS.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 30.-The Kirkdale corn
mills, tho largest In the city, burned.
CHILLI.
seior V!ctlnn, Secretary of the Gillian
Legation Mt Paris, writes stating that tho re-
lati6ns between Chill and the United States
hare not Tor n moment ceased to be friendly,
Thu dispatch Of tho Secretary inclosctl Il
COPY Of u memorandum from liurlbut,
S'''>oN NA"kSS 4AtI4clEA ~ 1 VI ~ " oG1Is
Lynch commander of tho Chiltan forces, n
copy Of the communication from the
Ch'!lan Secretary of Foreign Affairs
10 Gen. Fitzpatrick, and q copy of tile
reply Of tho General to tho communication.
se1or Vicnna snys lie Is certain, after
perusal Of tie above mentioned documents
that no sensible mind will accept tho pos
s'ol!lty Of an encroachlng policy on the part
0i TUG United States, and that all feeling of
aacaslncss arising from that source will DO
d!spellcd.
TIE PROPOSED KFLE.slATCn
between members Of British volunteers and
we American National Guurd Is received
WIN much favor. The American team would
10 welcomed most cordially,
COOLIES IN rEnu.
Inc Daily Ncvs says: "The Government
nas Instructed. tho Admiral on tho coast of
teta and her Aajesty's Minister at Lima to
e'seS. as much rs possible the kidnapping
a'a shipping Of Chinese Coolies to coast
postd' We believe Chill has promised to CO.
operate IN this matter"