, 1891-03-04

Vincent, arrived here yesterday in I'll. NJ. S,
"Pylades.'' Fleet arrived 8 a. m.
London. March 2nd.-The death is announce
ed Of Sir Benjamin Pine, formerly Lieut.. Gov
ernor Of the Leeward Islands.
New York, March 2nd.-London news states
that the eminent Engineer, SirJo sephBazalgette
is dead.
The Tipperary Court has decided that the
bail bonds Of Messrs Dillon and OBrien have
been forfeited.
The Strikers attempted to board a Federation
steamer at the Albert docks, but were repulsed,
some Of them being shot and others thrown
overheard.
Mr.. Parnell, speaking at Drogheda and
Maven, referred to Mr.. Gladstone as the grand
old spider.
Considerable excitement has been caused
in Paris by a German order to enforce the
passport regulations affecting Alsace and
Lorraine. The action has been Ill re-
ceived on the continent and the Russian
press hope that efforts Will be made to remove
the shadow on the relations between France
and Germany.
The French Chamber Of Deputies has decid-
ed to suppress betting at races.
1T is stated that Prince jerome Bonaparte
is dying at Rome.
The floods in Arizona have created great
loss of property and it is feared many lives.
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in Hawaii is critical.
London, March 3rd.-The London papers
contain the report by Mr., Washington Ewes Of
the opening Of the Jamaica Exhibition.
The Privy Council has decided that it has
no jurisdiction in the case Of Judge Gibson Of
Jamaica.
New York, March 3rd.-Loudon news states
that the questions respecting Egypts sovereign
ty III the Soudan, and the possibility # ab.t-
ing the London fog nuisance were debated in
the House Of Commons yesterday.
On the hundredth anniversary Of the dcath
ofJohn Wesley, Archdcacon Iarrar unveiled a
statue to his memoly in London.
The Figaro says that Queen Victoria is'so
pleased with the Empress IredcHick's account
Of the respect and courtesy shown her darihg
her visit to Paris that her Maj 5sty has promis-
cd to return the compliment by stopping two
days in Paris en- route to the South Of
France.
The Steele states that as a result Of his
mothers letter the Emperor William has IN
structed the German Ambassador to thank the
French Government for the courtesy with
which the Empress was treated.
M. Constans has informed the turf clubs
that after the 6th instant, betting on the pari-
mutual system. will be regarded as a penal
offence.
Madrid despatchstates that the Queen has
opened the Cortcs. The speech from the
Throne states that the Commercial treaties
will not be renewed, but Spain Will establish
Customs relations with foreign states on a
fresh basis. 1t also refers to the amnesty of
political offenders and declares that the Co.
verument will insist on compulsory service
in the army.
His Holiness the Pope yesterday celebrated
his eightieth birthday.
New York, March 3rd
Flour, St. Lawrence, per brl. $50
Neal, best brandywine, per brl. 3.45
Heavy Mess Pork, per brl. $40
New Seasons Pork, per brl. 103.-11
S,can Crystals per ID 81
0ue" f. to q. r. per Id 81
English Islands MolasseS not quoted
Exchange New York and London 4.843
London, March 3rd
Demerara Crystals pr cwt so It's go
nuon MuScovalo pr cwt lbs Cd.
'"6"i German Beet SO pr. ct #. 0. b.
G0 lbs. 1921
Demerara Rum pr gal. Is 101d to 2s
Trinidad Cocoa pr cwt E3 IS. Cd.
Consols ex-interest SO SIG TIC
Bank IF Enslani rate OF DlScount 3 pr ct
Liverpool Cotton, Middling urlandrr. Ii A
Three r ct. RenteS in Paris 95.45.