Denton Examiner, Audenshaw, Hooley Hill and Dukinfield Advertiser. — 1876-03-25 (Denton, Greater Manchester, England)

THE BANK OV ENGLAND. At the halfyearly court of the Bank of England the subject of the depreciation of silver was referred to by several speakers, Mr. J. Gersteaberg tracing the depreciation to the demonetisation of G many. The Neat, he said, "had about .1250,000,000 worth of silver, and if that were depresiated by one-half it would affect Gail country very materially. Having recently communicated with various Governments and large firms, he had been requested to bring the matter to the serious notice of those who had. a voice in H. What England eould do would be to 11-7 c upon those Governments having a silver elan trd not to discard it. If the Bank of England , re to direct their attention to the subject, and to thrtivo their influence into the scale, it would have a very beneficial effect." Replying to remarks made on the subject, of the-Government loan.un-sooonet, of -the Suez Canal ehares, Mr. N. H. Gibbs, governor of the Bank of *gland, said the batik was in perfect harmony with the Goiernment, and had never found , a want of courtesy in any transaction with them. Thy were net in any degree slighted by the-Government not coming to them to borrow the .24,000,000 for the ' Purchase of the Sues Canal shares. One reason for the step taken by the Government was that there was an Ant of Parliament prohibiting the bank from lending them money, and that Act also stated tint the bank should be liable for three times the amount of the loan if it transgreseed the Act, which also further stated that of that fine the informer was to have one-half ; so that anybedy who was fortunate enough to hit upon the feet bleat the bank had made such a loan would have received at the expense of the bank £6,000,000 sterling. THE SOUTFI AFRICAN CONFEDERATION Cowirlitzwas.—The advices from Cape Town brought by the Danube state that Mr. Brand, President of •• the Transvaal Republic, would leave the Cape by Union Company's steamer, on the 25th March, to attend the conference in London. Earl Carnarvon had invited the Cape Colonies also to send a representative, and, it was stated, had strongly censured the resolution taken by Mr. hfolteno against the repro. sentatien of Cape Colony, declaring it to be without parallel or preeedent. The Natal Government were , making strong exertions to improve the bar at the entranee of the harbour, and beneficial results had , already been obtained.  THE DOW7LE IitUKDEV, !una, ~• •  . . • pired from the murder of the sisters X tmalik in P3ra. OJd pine* of tettimooy, however, has been attuned welch appears to strengthen the ptrong on'eiei enweighirta against Radii "fossil% the Greek cafelj who es resident landlords?f the hence in the Bee Tarlabashi, in elaiole the yotinger sister, IkiPhetnie, sae tonna murdered. It is known that there are three porters (kennels) in onstody, who admit having carried four large brace from the hone, in quasi ion to Tophaueh. Two of these hemcds hove nil abettig declared that it was Hadji 'Tessin whis employed. them is carry thete,bores (presumably. eon i.oining the effects of the muriered woman), b,st the Immo; theleyman, hae hitherto denied, thee. He hoe now avowed to the governor of Para that his state. went On this subject was false, and has been inspired and paid by liadji Paesili himself. Wmat he new ;represents to be the, truth. is that he (3rdeyrais.n) vete, in feet, hired in the street to °envoy a port of the goods by a person dressed in Frank costume, Ina' I.that, on repairing to the house, the door was oened ; from the incite by Hadji Veacili, who woo not only ,cognisant of the removal of the boxes, but personally ;superintended their removal. Mr. &termites% the, ifaraelite stockbroker, who hod, unfortunately for 'himself, a former liaison with Eephernie, still vs. mains in custody st the poliee.ofhoe at