, 1884-07-30

OF LOTus h5S rejected the irish HOOr
Law bill, which bad passed the Com.
mors uroppo~ed. This action has
increased the I'i<h dissatisfaction
with the Upper House.
New York, July 26th.
Flour per bril-, st. Lawrence brand s5.06
Meal, best Brandywine, per bril-. 83a TO RI
Fl M. Pork, per bbl., S Is.
New Seasons Pork per bbl GIT >
sroor Crystals per. b, s to 81.
FairtO good refining pr b al toBt
Gu a Centrifugal, Max. 6 5-l6th Min. S.
English Islands Alolasses, 20 to q cts.
Exchange New YORK. and London, 1882
London, Goth.
DemerarA Crysta Is percwt. FL Os
"e"' MuScovado per cwt., go 12s Gil.
Clayed Havana, No.l2, go los Sd
alOAt.
Demerara Rum per gallon, Is GID.
Trinidad cocoa per cwt. 93 18s. Cd.
Consols 1909 to Z
Bank Of EnglandRate of Discount 2 oct.
Liverpool Cotton Middling Upland, p.lb CT
to
per cent Rentes in Paris Fcs. 7715.
TERRIBLE P~RIVATTONS AT SEA
Particulars have been received at Dun.
dee Of a diSaSte r to the Dundee Wbaler
Chlrftain, Captain Gellatiw, and it is fear.
Ell that ID Of The crew have been lost, The
Chletfain, a sailing vessel, was on her fl st
voyage III the Arctic regions, and having
been successful in seal fishery was cruising
for bottlenoHe whales. On May 25th, in
latitude 1886 four boats left the vessel
but after killing two whales the fog settled
down md the crews pulled about for two
0JVN WIfhNnt GiSRnCuViOr f1aip ,nCcol
Provisions then became exhausted, and
one of the boats which left to search for
the CItie tain was never seen again. The
others, after consultation, set sail for Ice.
land, two ed miles distant, having
10 provisions, and only snow to quench
their thirst, A fierce gale blew on the
first night, and it is supposed that two of
the boats were sWamped. The boat steer.
eel by The captain reached Iceland in four
days. The men were terribly exhausted
with exposure and hunger, and had lain
down to die when land was discovered in
K the distance. They We're hoSpt! late
bby the lcelandtrS, aud sent home bv a
Danish vessel, Some concern il felt for
the Chieftain, which had only seven men
on hoard-BridpOrt NerS.
THE CHOLERA IN FRANCE.
PARIS, 30M jane.
Since he evening of the 10Th inst, over
900 persons left MarSeilles for other desti.
nations than Paris 299 persons left Tou.
Ion on the 29th, fourteen of whom came
to Paris, whilst the remainder went TO
MarSelilcS. The fears of the T0ulon peo.
pie have, however considerably abated,
The latest accounts f. ON T0ulOn state that
it is generally considered there that the
cholera is Asiatic and, even the TWO doc.
tors who up to he present have denied
this are now inclined to change their opin.
ion. Despite The official reports, which
have all along partly concealed the real
facts, it is affirmed that ten deaths in all
occurred Yesterday at Toulon. The disin.
fecIantS used are said to he of little value.
and it is recommended that more chloride
Of lime and Of zinc should be used. The
town is becoming more empty every hour,
the principal current of emigi alton tending
in the direction Of Paris. AT Marseilles
large bOnfireS are kindled in the streets,
and young girls dance around them.
Torchllght professions are to take place in
order 10 distract The attention nf tie in
halNtaitS from all thoughts of The deadly
ptStIlrnce which is now il titeir midst. A
young gil coming from mass, yesterday
morning, Was stricken with cholera, and
died III the afternoon. The other persons
who died yesterday at MarseilleS included
two wurkinen, a child, and d lady living in
the Boulevard dies Danes. All the vic