, 1882-09-16

Un6 late GERMAN at DfeSldu.
Paris intelligence reports that ten mem
bers of the staff of the "Citoyen" have
challenged the Radical staff.
Plymouth Sept. 11th-The r. NJ. S.
"Paran from the West Indies, arrived
here at ten a. IN. yesterday.
New York, Sept. 11th-The death is
announced of Sir George Grey, late Pre-
mier of New Zealand.
Telegraphic dispatches from the seat
Of war state that Arab Pasha, with a
force of thirteen thousand Egyptians and
Twelve guns, made an attack OH the British
position ut KasSaSSin, engaging the Ben
gal Lancers. The enemy were finally re
pulsed with the loss of four guns, the
loss on the British side being one hundred
men, During the attack an excellent
artillery duel took place.
The Highlanders are suffering terribly
from the heat,
A Constantinople despatch now asserts
that the convention remains unsigned
pending the decision Of Earl Granville
respecting the permission to land Turkish
troops at Port Said, to which Sir Garnet
Wolseley is Directing.
New York, 10Th Sept-Tho London
"Times7 publishes a letter in which it
states that the attack on Saturday on the
position of Kassassin was a complete sur
prise for the British. 1t adds that the
Bengal lancers behaved we'll.
London news announces that Earl Gran
willie has refused to allow the landing OF
Turkish troops at Port Said.
At a French Council of war held IN
TnniS, the Italian who made an attack on
a French soldier, was sentenced to one
years Imprisonment.
A conflict of opinion as to jurisdiction
has caused the relations between the
French and Italian Governments to be
strained, a position which is considered III
Rome as being of the graVest importance.
A Washington despatch reports that
the Jury in the Star Route trial disagree
in their verdict as touching Messrs. Dor
sey and Brady, but have convicted the
minor prisoners. 1t is stated that the
foreman was offered a bride Of twenty-five
thousand dollars to convict Brady.
New York, Sept. 13th.-Telegraphic des-
patches from the seat of war announce
that the British forces are marching on
Tel Ell Kibir.
Sir Garnet Wolseley, making an attempt
to capture the railroad in the rear Of the
enemy, succeeded in destroying the com
municatiOn with ZagaZig.
American news states that the state OF
Maine has elected in favor OF the ltepubH-
can ticket.
The Rifle practice at CreedmoOr indicates
a probable triumph for the British team IN
the forthcoming match between the Amer
can and British rifemen.
New York, 18th.
Flour ~ brl. st. Lawrence brand, $3.50
Meal, best Brandywine, P brl SO. to 8
Heavy Mess Pork ~ brl. S21f.
New Seasons Pork per brl. SILL
Cna,u Crystals b ID Is to 50.
""6"i' Fair to good refining " MI to I.
English Islands Molasses % gal 40 to 4lc.
Exchange, New York u London, 4.S45
London 18th,
CDemerara Crystals 81. 6s. Gil.
cucon Muscovado " cwt. FL OS. Cd.
""6"i Clayed Havana, No. II. 81 As Sd.
a1oat.
Dcmerara Rum P gallon, Is 93d.
Trinidad Cocoa P cyt. G4. Is Cd.
Consols 993 to
Bank of England Rate Of Discount 4 pet
Liverpool Ctn. Middling Upland = ID to Z ]
3 per cent. Rentes in Paris, Fcs. 63.l0.
Grenada.
The following invitation was re-
Gently issued in n of'he out parish
es; "--and--Esquires, re-
s%pectfuIly solicit your company at a
singing party, to be given at the
latter named gentleman's residence
at Providence Hill, in the Parish of
ST., on the 25th night Oh
1900 H