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4 THE aMEHMf jI6R(WiH 4. tl pfifUafc for tao new Loedon trough eotjaeB fcolr pUcd ywlcrday la too "wnolo of tho agteWktthlelpal arbai. Wilh few exception Uxo coatt tar boon ooadociedoa patty Unctytho inPsttflstOI mainly dmcriblng thcmSClTCT OOP MrraUTtsa, Unionists, or Moderate' and' Pro leaiTea, tlxMtgh in certain districts tho nomlna Uons included Independents, Socialists, and Labour men. Tho hours of polling verb from 8 to 8. fcomo of tho declarations woro held oyer imtflto dT.

Tho following aro tho results do clared last night BATTERSEA. Sl Jeha's Ward fSi. The Alliance candidatee are ocrted bv the Conservatives sad Unionist. Al Alan us ArtlU CS RmaT 5S5, elected. 6S9: Barna 201.

and two ether candidate. Broom wood Vard (6). Cameron, 1,311 Raymond, L2 Fawcett, 1,273 Hbeppofd, 1,2 Smith, 1253 Watts, lj3S, all elected. Ersns 328, sod Six outer candidate. BERMONDSET.

Su John Ward ttY. lkwoll (VX S6; Boaa 382, elected. sad tare other candidates. 2S0 Wallsgrove Carbitt 219, St. Thomae (3).

MtUwa (M.1, 178 Godding 1SJ Fells 150, elected. Davies 71, and two others. St Olav rsi. Shaw (IX 118: Collins CPX 101 Bbley elected. Benwick 65, sod five other candidate.

No. 3 Ward RotherhlthoWVcxey, 400 Moss, 353 BrawsfieU. 354, sll elected. Wilson (), 163, end two other. Ward 3.

Betberhlthe (6). fitnart 539 Doxon 489 Streetea 463 Brown (1L), 4C3 Mills 419 Smith 429. BeUchambers oa i our oumt cncLiOtc. Ward 2 (6). Wlddows 537 Beviartoa CM.L 535 Malaweea McCarthy 50 Cook 456 Grace 453, elected.

Garner 449, are oua cann Mates. nnc.m ro I A a Vadey (a), 3S5, sod fire BBTHNAL BEEN. aorta Ward (8). Barnard, 810 Goodwin, 736 Kng Bah, 733 Nolan. 715 Noma, 711, Bead, 710, all elected.

lAininghara 513, and six outer candidates. West (6). Francis, H75? Fleming, 654; Catherall. 52; Rogers, 844 Uichardson. 700; Walton.

767, all elected. Brooks 725, and fire others. Sooth (9). Jone, LOOS; Cole, 965; Pitt, 944; Keete. SS2; Richard, 6S2; LaugMia, S76 Hobney, 574: Wood, 858 Roberta, 843, all elected.

Winter 723, sad tea other candidates. CAMBER WELL. West Ward f3). Smith 594 liearaon 509, elected: Wi other 'candidates. College Ward (3).

Wilson 1C5 Bigwood (a), 153 Knight (C), 157, elected. Delf (L), 22, and one Other. North Peckhaa (3). Florey (C), 492' Ilarlow 449; McCarthy 415, elected. Boal 403, and three other candidates.

Addiagtoa Ward (3). Bailey (IX 762 Underhill (L), 759; NllHaras (P.J, 329, elected. Teasdale 328, and three other candidates. Town ball (3. Tomkias 402 Breochley 391; George 333, elected.

Rogers 341, sad three other candidates. Rye lane (S). Briginshaw 362 Street 360 Lawrence 331, elected. Parker (C), 233, and fire other candidates. St.

George's (3V Hichisoa 553; Pextoa 536; Meraont 512, elected. Storgis (C), 384, and two otben Cohere (3). Veaaey (Cj, 763; Maystoa 315 Moss 254, elected. Moses 191, and three other caadidates. Su Mary's f3.

Seott (a), 498: Dmm 491; Gnroey 450, elected. Lyon 366, and two others. Goldsmith (3). GnIlilbrd 466 Locas 453 Wilson (P.l, 449, elected. ames (C), 298, sad four Other nHirttg.

Mariborooeh (3). Foster 445 Shrimpton 433; Geer iVX 432, elected. Hawker (C), 231. Nonhead (3). Pilgrim, 4S5 Taylor, 460 Line, 451, all elected.

Austin (a), 429, and two other caadidates. Hamlet (3 WaBace 723; MltcheB 359 ayr 329, elected. Clements 213. St. John's (3).

Freeman, 634 Joyner, 634 Andrews, 612, all elected. Coward 44fi, and three other candidates. AUern (3 Martin, 547 Breach ey, 407, all elected. Stall worthy 391, and serea other ruylirlitrfii LTndhnrat ($. Thomhin (C 583' Vincent CPX 552 Venning 547, elected.

Gauntlett 521, sad tiro other candidates. Raskin (3). Moore (L), 405 Notlay 404 Cane CO, 397. elected. Capera (O, 366, and Ato other candidates.

St. GUesa (3). EBea (PX 558 St. Cedd 513 Hardy 499, elected. Bell 496, and two other cantuoauB.

The Rye' (3). Clarke 397 Sooerrllle (M.) 359, elected. two other caadtdates. CHELSEA. The results of the elections in three of the wards were cade known last night.

Those in the remaining two will be made known to day. Church Ward (6). Jefferr 783; Smith 663 Brass 653 Margrie (L), 647 Harding 5S6 Braa 552. ilaas towa (9). Cross 454 the Hon.

G. Eden (CX 454 Salisbnry 453 Collins (C.J, 449 Doll Bilbin (C), 443 the Hon. W. E. Sack rille West 443 White (O), 417 Froome (C.1, 411.

Among the uasaooessial candidatee was Lord MoaksweU. Boyal Hospital Ifiy. wngnt uj. rorbea 7Iltippton.n7Y serTaUTtssoted. 43tTyfaBtf JraL' 680, sH Oosr 9B0 1 Weed (0, 274: Matthswi (S), M.

Angel (0, 2Mt Angel (a), 1, dark 247, sad tares other candidates. Bloomatmrr. Booth (D Dibdla. 346 1 nalaee. 339 Ifaxell.

334 WmoBgabr. 323 Smith. 308 Aldridce. 300, all, elected, RoS (L), 119, and fon other csadldatss. 8U Gerg tbe.Msrtyr (31 Pattsa, 294; Edwards, 233 MlgotU, 197, sll (C) elected.

Uoatsr 187, sad fire others. i Sooth East 8U AadreVs (8) 8sge, 71S Treaaer, 692 Whestley, 672 Foatsa, 666 Imray, 644 Sinclair. 623 Chspmaa, 615 Whit. 601 Lewis, 571, all (a) elected, mrc (U.1, 246, and three other caadidates. iSUUiies Ward (3).

Darie ELECTIONS. BosseU 131, elected. other caadidatea. 1 Doll Gibson 125, sad three Blcomsborr North rikDibdln. 168 Porter, 161 SsflWhai (3)ASumey, Mathey, Phillips, sfl (a), rewraea anopposea.

LAMBETn. rQ5 603; Turner elected. Bowley (MX 590, sad six otaer cancudates. Bishop's (6). Browell 588; Ryan CPX 576 noskinfP.V 566 Britain 557 Oapen 552 Masters MX 550.

elected. Sheoeld US, sad 13 other csonldatei. POPLAR. Sooth (3). GiBsrd, 273 Sflk, 248; Bogler, 242, all fd.

elected. Crawford 213, sad three other caadidates. Ceatral(3). Bis, 413; Glrton, S68; Trenoweth, 350, aB (a), elected. Valentlae 268, sad two others.

East (3). Bowey 328 CahUl 311 Clarke CPX 310. elected. Andersoa CPX 305, sad three other I Bow. North (3).

Abbott, 268 i sao, au elected. Arnold (Cl, 243, sad two ethers. 197 Powell 377; Nisbet 357, sad 460; Hodgson tZl Hoi land )ital (6). Wright (CO. (O, 456 MaWey (CO, 424.

455 Woods (C. DEPTFORD. WestWsidKbTth(6) KaTsaagh, 949 Strong, 902 Reyoolda, 688 Stoneham, 887 Redding, 873 Walton, 864, aB elected. Bigsby 784, sad fire North (6). Bax 9C8 Shea CPX 899 King 866 Knapp CPX 858 Bindan 807 Galle bawk 766, elected.

Smith 775, and eight other candidatee. Sooth East C6). Dickson, C30 Landon, 618 Smith, 596; Wise, 593 Taylor, 575; So per, 559 all elected. Parry 46, and eight other candidates. FINSBDBY.

West (3). "lanns, 1S3; Eade, 178; Morton, 172, aH (L), elected. Brown 132. St. John's jej.Wai erley 559 GDlett 514; Jones (L), 444 Pratt 433 Milward (IL), S4S Lemming 837, elected.

Bculton 330, nrii three other candidates. Old atroBt (3). Estcrling, 214 Balls, 197 Perry, 167, all (L), elected. More land (L), 153, sad two other caadi SU James's (9). Potterffl CPX 722 Waltoa (PX 708 WUdbore 645 Goods (L), 584 Doltorph (I.P.), 683; Crowle Smith 581; Stebbings (C), 547 Penny 528 Knight (James 522, elected.

Barnes 458, and four other candidates. East (6). Thorntoa 212; Morrison 201 Tsmmadge (IX 188 Langley 188 Pedder (L), 169 Hnghes (M.1, 154, elected. Marshall, 103, and three other candidates. St.

Mark's (3). Robson fT.P.), SOS Cooksey CI.PX 294 Mendhsm 255, elected. Scheib 213, and three others. Peatoaville (6). Skinner 2S2 Gibson James) (CX 271 Gibson (Christopher) 267 Manning (L), 256: Bassett (U0, 232 Brailey 227, elected.

HorreU 169, and six other candidates. St. Philip's (6). Tripp 453 Brunies 428 Brest 399 William 352; Hodd 321; PeUitt COX 306, elected. Bum 304, and four other Wert (6).

Miller (IX 651 Pond 497; Howes 487; Griffin 459; Gallingtoa 348 Boyoe 325, elected. H. Bnmball 252, and four other caadidates. GBEENWTCn. Wt (3 Gocdiag; 493 McCall 481; Whihley Watts 3C2, and four other caadidates.

North (3). Hayter (MX 560 Kinick 478 Smith 477, elected. Dittoa 453, and three other candidates. Sooth (3). Jacksoa CPX 593 Sidney (MX 477 Baron 377, elected.

Cable 368, and three other eandidatcs. St. Nicfaob (S) Skinner, 333 Akam, 298 Whatley, 239, all elected. Boormaa 218, and three others. CharitoB (6) IInme.

1,000 Lawes, S28 Grim, 836; Ommaney, 832; Baker, 822, aU (MX elected. Bentley 692, sad seyen other caadidates. Marah(6U Capmaa 546; Carr 525 Newbery 525 Soames 467 Thorley (PX 448 Owea 442, elected; Jokes 429, and eeren other candidates. Nort WestWard (3). Ross (P.) 454 Daanatt S38; Ashby 810, elected.

Smart 301, and S82V Nssh 520, elected. Saw 322, sad two others. HACKNEY. West (). Barlow, 707 Reynolds, 657 Baldwia, 653 Pis 631 Brewer, 630 Vaa Boolea, 51701 (C.) elected! Esaw 484, and throe others.

rDowa (e) Johnsoa, 885: Hsrt, 863: White, '845; ttejham, Arrow, 809 Porter, 769, sll (C.) elected. fjtahtm 542, sad three others. HOLBORN. St. Andrew's (JJHerbert Borns 398 jTO, 964 Jacoos (UJ, elected, snorne Sd tWO Ota CSBTiflsWwi Bow.

West 31. Daltoa 287 Johnson (L), 280 Mitchen (Cj, 268, elected. Innocent (L), 213, sad three other candidates. i i it 300; White (L) 233, Jected. Brady 236, and eight other candidates.

Bromley Central (3). Yeo, 730 Urwin, 559 Ben sham, 521, all elected. Jackson 288, sad fire other caadidates. Bromley, N.E. (3).

Beaumont (0, 377 J. R. Smith A. G. Smith 290, elected.

3, and eight other oandinatm. North West (3). Crooks 723; Randall (PJ, 539 Jungblot, 483, elected. Carpenter 473, and seToa other caadidates. Bromley, N.W.

(3). Le Msacrais, S19 Bodley, 498 Webster, 4S3, all elected. Lambert 172; Peaford 166. Bromley, ts.W. aiannams io oomner cteTens xi, 370 Harrington 366, elected sad two other candidates.

Cobitt Town (3). Beneham 499 tiecaham sra, i rt elected. Mala CPX 407. and four other candidates. MUlwall.

(3). Sedgwick 361 Biaks (MX 345 Ualket 309, elected. Stephens 279 Abbott 169. SHOREDITCH. Setoa Ward (3).

Seamaa 487 HaxeU CPX 418 Steel 407, elected. ELsdoa (MX 366, sad two other candidates. Kiacsland (31. Porter 401 Clark CPX 397 Cooper 383, elected. White 273, and three other candidates.

Whitmore (6). Matthews, 527 J. King, 520 M. King, 431 Gnnn, 456 Penny, 452 Garrard, 416, all I elected, bimpson sm, and three others. uiorca vox ir.i, aio nersaii oit vanoy 485 MartendUl 471 Bernall 466 Vhe.tiey 461 Hoppe 454 Bird 444 Winkler 438, elected.

Pond 417, and 11 other candidates. Haceerston (3). Horlin. S82 Morris. 354 Souy, 322.

all elected. Bye 318, and two others. Moorflelds (6). Gatee 409 Howlett SS5 Mollis 379 Darby 358 Nortoa 340 Hepburn 318, elected. Brooker Wsrd 312, and nve other canninatw.

Wenlock (6). Frost 545 Dark 526 curie (6) SaweU Trowbridge 467 407 BlondaU 443, elected. Kldridre and seTea other candidates. Hoi ton. W.

Ward 437 Knowland (O. 433 419: Frith 413, elected. serea other caadidates. lafke (C), Ja mi uiaus i a. i Stymaa 422; Hodder Hsyes (U, 407, sad $4 QL rat Wi TwAn STEPNEY.

m.n tr.i n4. ro vt9. 343 I'age 234, elected. Brown 211 and one other caadidate. Spitalflelds East Ward (3).

Kearsey 216 Potter 204 Joaes 200, elected. Osmaa 193. Mile end New town Ward (3). Bacon 296 Gibbs 246 Schier 231, elected. WUdermooth 211 and three other candidates.

Whitechapel Middle Ward (3). 3wis Wyatt utmi eiectea. noou xwt lace 176. Whitechapel Sooth Wsrd (3). Gordon (MX 347 289 elected.

AVhite (JL), 253, and five other candidates. Mne ead Old Town. Sooth Ward (3) Lottos, 893 Chiggey, 871 Peacock, 820, all elected. Brown 672, and two other caadidates. Mile end Old Towa.

West Ward (3). ChUds. 339 Cook, 307, all Daries 282, and two other randidM ew. Mile end Old Town. North Esat (3) Mnsto, 417 Dclerante, 402 Howard, 382, all elected.

Kerwia 314, and four other caadidates. Spitalfields, West Ward (3). Brady, 395 Anderson, 342 Collins, 336, all elected. Parker (JL), 311, and two others. Mile end Old Town, Centre (3).

Coreney, 726 Hciser, 725; Kerap, 703, aU (MX elected. Baker 483, and two others. Mile end Old Town, West (3). Barge, 384 RiddalL 264 Bordett. 330.

all elected. O'Brien 294, and four other candidates. Mile end Old Town, Sooth east (3). Wsrrea, 722; Gould, 703; Algar, 644, all elected. Allen 581, and two others.

Mile end Old Town, North (3) 4lHtrrington 659 Robinson 582 Hirst 571, elected. Hook and two other candidates. STOKE NEWINOTON. By agreement in this borough contests were not. ooght on political lines.

Palatine Ward (3). Ostlere, 249 Yocng, 233; F.W. Lene, 197, elected. Wright, 96, and three others. Manor Ward (3).

Glass, 257 Nonn, 251 Hargrore, 200, elected. Walton, 118. Clissold Ward (3). Page, 327 Cowles, 318 Ernst Oiampneiss, 303, elected. Cherry, 259.

Sooth Homsey (9). Blower, 796 Price, 748 Johnson, 727 Atkinson, 698 Broogh, 689 Crump, 685 Wentworth, 672; Freesey, 663; Dod, 623, elected. Roper, 580, and three others. Lordship (6). Runts, 430 Savory, 371 Trick, 362 White, 353 Andrews, 352 Sprake, 313, elected.

Heath, 201, and two others. Church (6). Ere, 631; Ormond, 601; Holden, 536 Dee, 498 Sparks, 493 Moore, 460, elected. Smith, 428, and two others. WOOLWICH.

St. George's (3). Baglow (MX 299 251 Hunter 247, elected. Woodford (L), 235, and six other candidates. Barrage Ward (3).

Colonel Richardson (MX 733 W. Kemp 715 Akers 687, elected. HU W. Jones 399, and three other candidates. Herbert Ward (3).

Lawson 532 Pringle (MX 530 Hark 518, elected. Bishop (P.) 494, and two other candidates. St. Mary's Ward (3). Champion 360 Lawrance 315 G.

Mitchell 279, elected. Fcnaell 5, and fire other candidates. Dockyard Ward (3). RaTen 515 Fenn Champion 433, elected. Turner 188, and four other candidates.

St. Margaret's (3). BuU 614 Arnold 630 Butter 565, elected. J. Jones 564, and two other candidates.

Glyndon(3). Turner 652 fSyer 635 nail 620, elected. Melrem 617, and two other candidates. Rirer (6). Messent 694 Francis 683 Cufi (MX 637 Harris 589 Marsh 521 Woodward (L), 519, elected.

Hall 415, sad eight other candidates. St. Nicholas (3). Martin, 650; Tnmboll, 643; F. Jones, 626, all elected.

Proctor 563, and two others. Central (3). Widger, 749 Grinling, 738 Hlidge, 720, all elected. Lowrie 560, and two others. Eltham (3).

Hoghos, 477 Jekea, 469 Logsdail, 403, sll elected. Marks 223, sad two other candidates. SANITARY CONDITIOX OF THE CtTT. Dr. SedgwickSedgwick Saunders, the medical officer of health for the City of London, has reported to the Corporation that daring the past four weeks the death rate in the City was 174 per 1,000 per saaom.

In the same period 31 births had been registered. Twenty three cases of infectious disease had been notified in accordance with section 55 of the Public Health (London) Act, 1891, 16 being scarlet fever, four diphtheria, and three erysipelas. Of these, 20 were removed to hospital and three treated at home. Two families, consisting of fire persons, had been provided with shelter and food by the Corporation daring the disinfection of their homes. The sanitary inspectors had visited 738 booses and served 23 orders to abate nuisances.

Complaints of smoke nuisance continued to be made, and the medical officer recommended that, if warnings failed, the offenders should be prosecuted. Large seuurea of tinned food had been made, and the condemned articles 20,564 tins ia all, including pineapples, fish, aad milk had been destroyed. At the markets and slaughterhouses 78 tons of meat had been condemned as unfit for human food, representing 2,705 separate seizures, of which 642 were at the instance of the meat salesmen themselves. The meat delivered at the Central, Markets in September weighed 30,475 tons, as against 33,977 tons in the corre spondins month last year. Four hundred sad sixty eight articles had been diainfeeted.

A cab bed also been d5n reeted alter having conveyed a pstieat snffsrinf ftoa A midnight, returns had been reoeiTed from 140 boroughs. In about 350 no conteata took phvee, and in many others tii eJecoris 16x0 not conducted on political lines. In tho political contests the Conservatives gained 42 seats and tho Liberals 44. Tho Conservative gains included flro at DcTOhbort; throo at Wakefield and Aecrlncton. two each at "Welshpool, Falmouth, Warwick, ifonmoath, Tilanchcster, Bootle, and Nottingham and one eaen at Chester, Chorlcy, Carlisle, Thornaby, St.Hclcns, Preston Middlesbrough, bwansca, Newport, C'neltenham, Salford," Brury, and Petcrbrough.

The Liberal iralns included three at Stalybridge, two each atSLincoln. South Shields, Sunderland, Kidderminster, Bedford, Halifax, Hlaekburn, and Birken head, and one eacn ocas, xMston, lUverpocd, Hastings, Bolton, Rochester, CardliT, Barnsley, Norwich, Morpeth, Bochdalc, Scarborough, Canterbury, lung's Lynn, Colchester and Coventry. The Liberal Unionists gained three scats Bory St. Edmunds, Birmingham, and Hoddersfleld. Tho Independents gained seats at Wolverhampton, Chatham, CJarnarvon, Blackburn, and York whilo tho Labour candi dates gained two seats at Croydon, four at Hanloy, and ono each at Nottingham and Chester.

Tho municipal elections took place in England and Wales yesterday. AccRTXCTON. There wero contests in two wards, sad two were uncontested. The Conservatives gained three seats. The new council will be composed of 12 Conservatives aad 20 Liberals.

ArrUEBT. No contest. A Conservative has retired and the vacancy has been filled by a Liberal. The two political parties are about equally represented on the newcouaciL Bacct. No contest.

A Conservative took the place of a Liberal, and the new council wiU consist of 16 Liberals aad eight Coaservatires. Bxjcooiu The elections hero were non poliUcal. BxKSStJtT. There were contests in two wards, result ins in one Liberal gain. Foot wards were uncontested.

The newjoouacil consists of 13 Conservatives snd 11 Liberals. BABBOW lvFuKsass Contests took place in two wards, and six wards wero uncontested. The new council will be composed of 18 Conservatives, eight Liberals, sad six Liberal Unionists. No change. Bedford.

There were contests in both wards. The new council will be composed of 16 Liberals and eight Coaservatires, being a gala by the Liberals of two seats. BiBSBO UZ. Only two of the nine wards were eorr tested. The new council will consist of 37 Conservatives and 19 Liberals, being a Liberal gain of two seats.

A Labour caadidate was defeated. BlBJftS GUAM were contests in three wards. while 15 wards were uncontested. The result is that the new council will be composed of 20 Conservatives, 21 Liberals, and 30 Liberal. Unionists, being a gain by the Liberal Unionists of one seat.

There is Liberal Unionist aldermaaia seat still unfilled. BiACBCTW. There were contests ia nine wards and five were uncontested. The new council will be composed of 36 Conservatives, 11 Liberals, three Socialists, two Independents, and four Labour members. Tho Liberals gained two seats and we independents one seas.

Bootlk (Lancashire). There were contests tin four wards. Tho result is a Conservative gain of two seats. The new council will consist of 13 Conservatives, 16 Liberals, and 12 Independents. Boston.

There were contests ia two wards. The new council wiU be composed of tea Conservatives sad 14 Liberals, being a gain by the Liberals of one seat. BlUGHTON. The elections were non political. Btjkklst.

Eicht of the 12 wards contested, re sulting in two Liberal gains. The new council will be composed 01 17 Conservatives and Si liberals. BUBSZJCX. One ward was contested on non political lines. The new council win consist of six Conservatives, 17 Liberals, aad one Liberal Unionist.

BCBTOS O'TBnrr. Two wards were contested sad tea were oncontcsted. The constitution ef the council is unchanged nine Conservatives, 18 Liberals, sad two Liberal Uaioaiata. Bttrt. Foot of the five wards were contested, re sulting in oae Conservative gain.

The new council will consist of 21 Conservatives, 15 Liberals, and four Liberal Unionists. Burt St. Ed There were so contests, bat the Liberal Unionists gained one seat sad an Independent succeeded a Conservative. The new council will consist of 18 Conservatives, four Liberals, one Liberal Unionist, and. one Independent.

Caubridok. There were contests inUwo wards. The new council will be composed of 23 Conservatives, 16 Liberals, one Independent, and eight Independent University representatives. No change. There was a.coutest in one wsrd on non party lines.

Carbitv. Contests took place in six wards, while four were uncontested. The new council will be composed of 16 Conservatives. 23 Liberals, and one Independent, being a gain by the Liberals of oae. seat.

Carlisle. Two wards were contested and three uncontested. The result is that the new council will be composed of 19 Conservatives and 21 Liberals, being a gain by the Conservatives of oae seat. Cassabvok. One ward wis contested, and the Independents gained one seat.

Chatham. There were contests in all three wards. The new council will be composed of 10 Conservatives, 12 Liberals, and two Independents, being a gain by the Independents of oae seat from the Conservatives. CovXNTKY. Two of the six wards were contesteiLresult ine in a gain of one seat by the Liberals.

The new council will consist of 19 Conservatives, 25 Liberals, sad four Liberal Unionists. Crewe. There were no oontests. A Conservative retired and his place was taken by a Liberal Labour candidate. The new council will be composed of 21 Liberals, five Conservatives, and oae Liberal Labour member, a gain by the Liberals of one seat.

Cn eltexham. Three of the six wards were contested. The new council will be composed of 13 Conservatives aad '11 Liberals, being a Conservative gain of one seat. Chester. There were contests in three wards while two wards were uncontested.

The result is that the new council will be composed of 21 Unionists, 18 Liberals, and one Labour member, being a gain of oae seat by the unionists and one seat oy tne ladoot party. Chobxet. All the wards were contested, sad Conservatives gained one ssat. Colchester. Throe wards were, contested.

The council will be composed of fire Conservatives 19 Liberals. The Liberals gained one seat, but elections were non political. Croydon. There were contests in all six wards. result is that the new council will be composed of 27 Conservatives, 15 Liberals, three Liberal Unionists, and three Labour members.

This is a gain by the Labour party of two scats. Daruxgtox. Three wards were contested. The election was non political, and there was no change. Devizes.

No change. Devonport. Contests took place, ia nine wards, six wards being uncontested. Tho new council will be composed of 32 Conservatives, 26 Liberals, and two Independents, being a gain by the Conservatives of five seats. The Conservatives hare aa absolute majority, for the first time for several years.

Dewsbtjrt. There were contests in three wards, but they were non political. Falmouth. There were contests in four wards. The new council will bo composed of eight Conservatives, seven Liberals, and.

one Liberal Unionist, being a gain by the Conservatives of two seats. Gateshead. Two wards were contested and eight were uncontested. The contests were non political. Grantham.

Uncontested. The new council will be composed of 11 Conservatives and fire Liberals, this being oae Liberal gain. IIalitax. Eight of the 15 wards were contested. The Liberals gained two scats.

The new council will consist of 20 Coaservatires, 37 Liberals, aad two Labour members. Haslet. There were contests in fire wards, while three wards were (uncontested. The result is that the new council will be composed of 12 Conservatives, 11 Liberals, two Liberal Unionists, and five Labour members. This is a gain by the Labour party of four seats, but the contests were non political.

Hartlepool. There were contests in two of the four wards, bot they were non political. Hastings. Six wards were contested and four were uncontested. The result is that the new council will consist of 21 Conservatives, 18 Liberals, and one Independent, being a gain by the Liberals of one Conservatire seat, and a gain by the Conservatives of a seat formerly held by an Independent.

HIGH Wycombe. Two wards were contested, but all the candidates were Liberals. No change. Honttos. The elections wore non political.

Hove. The elections were not ooght oa party lines. Irswicn. One ward was contested. The new council will consist of 15 Conservatives and 25 Liberals.

No JabrOW os Ttse. Two wards were contested sad four were uncontested. The new council will consist of three Consorvativee, 13 Liberals, six Liberal Unionists, one Independent and one Labour representative. No change. Kiddermisster.

Contests took place in foor wards, two wards being uncontested. The new council will be composed of five Conservatives, 17 Liberals, two Liberal Unionists, being a gain by the Liberals of two seats. Kino's Lynn. There were contests ia all three wards. The result is that the new council will be composed of 13 Conservatives and 11 Liberals, being a Conservative gain of one scat.

Leicester, There were contests in foot wards, while 12 were uncontested. No change. Ldicols. There was a contest in one ward, while five wards were; uncontested. The result that the new council will be composed of eight Conservatives and 16 Liberals, a caia bv the Liberals of two seats.

y. inn a Tn consfffrjf of the new and the The aWMAltf44ll fcl Btdi tfrVk telrB tarMBted from six to sight. Six cf the eight waate wers co tested. Th twafi ia thai ths new AAceefl will be coa Doeed of seven Ouusaii saves, 15 Liberals, sod two Iadspsmienta; ICE HaTB wsrs cccaftt 14 were mxontestsd. The result is a net gsiaof two eats bv the Conservatives.

The balance of parties la the coancD is nearly eqoaL MACdWTIILD. There were contests in foor wards, while two were uncontested. The new: council will be composed of 29 Conservatives, 17 liberals, one Liberal Unionist, sad one Independent, being by the liberals of on seat. MiDDi3Mocaii Conteata took place ia five of the Un wards. The new council will be composed of 14 Can ssrvstives, 11 Liberals, 14 Liberal Unionist, and one Labour member.

The Ualoalsts gained one seat, but the election was not fought on political lines. Mosnoorn. There were five candidates for four seats. The result that the new council wiD be composed of 16 CouaertatlTea, being a Conservative gain cf two seats. Moarxrs The new council consists of six Conaarva tives, eight Liberals, sad two Liberal Unionists, being a gala of oae seat by.

the Liberals. NEWCiTiaS TTirB. One ward was contested sad 15 were uncontested. The election was non poUticsL i Nkwtost. There were contests in foor of the five wards.

The Conservatives gained one seat. NoTTOOHAAt. There were oontests ia 12 wards, while foor wards were uncontested. The new council wUl be composed of 22 Conservatives, 41 Liberals, and one La boor member. The Conservatives gained two seats, sad the Labour party one seat.

OxTOSEv There were contests ia three wards, while one ward was uncontested. The result is that the new council, exclusive of University representatives, who are Dot elected on party lines, will be composed of 23 Conservatives sad 20 Liberals. No change. PojrrxraACT. There were oontests in aU three wards, bot they produced change.

PoaTSXOOTB. There were contests in five of the 14 wards. The new council wiU be composed of 25 Comer va tires, SO Liberals, sad oae Liberal Unionist. No change. 1BtTOK.

There were contests in rix wards, while six were imcoatested. The new council will be composed of 35 Conservatives, 11 Liberals, sad two Liberal Uaioalsts, beiag a gala of one seat by the Conservative. RxAClsa. There was a contest in one of the ten wards, but it was non poUticsL St. Hxles's.

There were contests in two wards only, nine wards being uncontested. The new council will be composed of 18 Conservati res 10 Liberals, and eight liberal unionists, inn is auonserrauve gain 01 one Saltorh. There were oontests in two wards. The Conservatives gained one seat, sad hare a considerable majority in the council. Scarborough.

Four wards were contested and two uncontested. The Liberals gained one seat. The new council will be composed of 13 Conservatives and 11 liberals. Snar tltld. One ward was contested sad eight were uncontested.

The new council will be composed of 33 Conservatives, 30 Liberals, and two Liberal Unionists. No change. Shrewsbury. Two of the ten wards were contested. Ho change.

Socthaxitoti. Tea of the 13 wards were contested. Oae Liberal gain. The new council will consist of 30 Conservatives and 21 Liberals. SocTHTORT.

Contests took place in two ware, while eight wards were unooatested. The new council will be composed of ten Conservatives and 30 Liberals, beiag gain by the Liberals of one seat. South Moltoic. After a sham contest the Liberals sre still ia a majority in the council. South Shields.

There were contests ia four! wards. while six wards were uncontested. The new council will be composed of 16 Conservatives, 22 Liberals, and two Labour members, beiag a gain by the Liberals of two seats. Statjorx). No change.

Stalyb ridge. There were contests in two of the four wards, resulting ia three Liberal gains. The new nn will consist of 24 Conservatives and eight Liberals. Stocxtort. There were no contests.

The bow. council wiU he composed of 17 Conservatives aad 38 Liberals, a gain by the Liberals of one seat. This is a compromise in accordance with a former arrangement by which' the Liberals gave oae seat to the Conservatives. There is oae seat still vacsat. Stocetos oi Tees There were contests ia four wards.

No change. 8toee os TrE3T. There were no contests. Owinsto resignations there is slight change in the political complexion of the council, which will be composed of 16 Conservatives, seven Liberals, and one Liberal Unionist. ScXDESLAXD.

Contests took place ia four wards, while 12 wards were uncontested. The new council will be composed of 24 Conservatives, 34 Liberals, three Liberal Unionist, sad three Labour members. This is gain by the Liberals of two seats. Swaksxa. Contests took place In six wards, and four wards were uncontested.

The new council will be composed of 11 Conservatives, 25 Liberals, aad foor Labour members, being gala by the Conservatives of oae seat. Tthem outh Three wards were contested aad three were uncontested. No change. Thorxaby os Tees. There were contests ia five of the six wards.

The result is that the new council will be composed of 12 Conservatives and 12 being a gaia oy uie conservatives 01 one seat. Waxetield. There were contests in five wards, and three were un con tee ted. The new council will be composed of 22 Conservatives and 13 Libera, being a gaia by the Liberals of three scats. Walsall.

There were contests in three wards. No change. Warwick. Two wards were contested and one was unooatested. The result is that the new council will be composed of 16 Conservatives, seven Liberals, sad one Liberal Unionist.

This is a Conservative gain of two seats. Welshtool. No contest. Two Liberals retired, aad their seats were filled by two Conservatives. West Bromwich.

AB the wards were uncontested. bot a Liberal takes a seat vacated by a Liberal Unionist. West Hartitool. There were contests in two of the eight wards, resulting in one Conservative gain. The new council will consist of 13 Conservatives.

15 Liberals. and four Liberal Unionists. Wmaas. The elections had no political significance. WlGAK.

Two wards were contested and eight1 uncon tested. The Liberals gained one seat on a poU, bot thia was counterbalanced bv one Conservative being elected unopposed in place of a Liberal. The aew coancil consists of 24 Conservatives and 16 Liberals. Windsor, One of the three wards was contested. The new coancil will be composed of 17 Conservatives, six Liberals, and one Liberal Daionist.

Wolverhampton. One ward was contested, result ing ia the gaia of a seat by aa Independent. The new council will be composed of 24 Conservatives, ten Liberals, one Independent, and fire Labour members. Politics do not enter into the municipal contests. Worcester.

Oae ward was contested. The aew coancil will be composed of 36 Conservatives, and 12 Liberals, beiag a gala by the Conservatives of one seat. Worthiwo. Only one ward was contested. The elec tion was con political.

Bolton. Four wards were contested. The Liberals gained one seat. Leeds. There were contests in 74 wards, onlv two wards beiag uncontested.

The new council will be com posed of 37 Conservatives and Liberal Unionists (including 16 Conservative aldermen) aad 27 Liberals. This a gaia by the Liberals of one seat. The elections were ooght strictly on party lines. Bristol. Contests took place in four wards, while 14 were uncontested.

The new council will be composed of 39 Conservatives, 32 Liberals, foor. Liberal Unionist, six Independents, sad three Labour members. No change. Rochdale. Two wards were contested and nine un contested.

The Liberals gained one seat. The new council will consist of nine Conservatives, 33 Liberals, and one Socialist. Winchxstxs. AH three wards were contested, owing to a rearrangement ofthe city boundaries. The coancil' consists of nine Conservatives, seven Liberals, and two Liberal Unionists.

Plymouth. Tea wards were contested aad four uncontested. The new council will consist of 29 Coaservatires, 25 Liberals, sad two Independents. No change. Hudderstield.

There wero contests in two wards, while 11 were uncontested. The new council will be composed of 19 Conservatives, 37 Liberals, three Liberal Unionists, and one Labour member, being gaia by the Liberal Unionists of one seat. Norwich. Only six of the 16 wards were contested. The new coancil will be composed of 30 Conservatives, 33 Liberals, and one Independent.

This is a Liberal gaia of one seat. Oldham. There were contests in six of the 12 wards. The aew council will be composed of 17 Conservatives and 31 Liberals. No change.

Pudsey. Five wards were contested and one unco tested. This was the first contest for the newly formed corporation. The new council win be composed of six Conservatives and 12 Liberals, of whom three were returned unopposed. LrTxarooL.

There were contests in 15 of the 30 wards. The new coancil will be composed of 76 Conservatives, SO Liberals, two Liberal Unionists, and 11 Nationalists, being a gain by the Liberals of one seat. Peterborough. There were contests in three wards. The new council will be composed of 13 Conservatives, nine Liberals, and two Unionists, beiag a gala by the Conservatives of one seat.

York. Contests took place ia three of the six wards. The new council will be composed of 30 Conservatives, 16 Liberals, one Independent, and one Co operative and Trade Unionist member. The gained oae seat sad the Co operatives one seat. Derby.

Three wards were contested. The new council will consist of 24 Conservatives, 38 Liberals, one Independent Home Baler, am I one Labour member. No change. Gloucester. All the wards were contested ia conse eraeace ot the extensioa ot the city boundaries.

Fifteen Conservatives, 14 liberals, and one Iepeadent were returned. Rocheste s. i lT was a contest in one ward. The the ertwaioayof tbeLaew coaadl wflk becoasosed of 20 Oaasemtives sad 1 tree UbsnJs. fhnJiTiTsiiiniiln" suit li Liberals gained one teat upon, a heavy polL Exms.

There wers fa wards, ceJy one oeiag uncontested The new council, exclmdre ox the aldex atwUl be ocaaposed of 23 Liberals sad 13 Conservatives. This was the ft rst election' since the extensioa of tae bonadsries, sad the fight was for a party majority, with a view to securiag the appoiataent of 14 aldenaea. RHAnvoM. There were contests in 13 wards, sad eight were enoontested. The Liberals sad Labour psrty combined gained two seats.

The council consists of 42 Conservative, 28 Liberal, eight ladepcodenta, sad six Labour members. PrxaaoEi Docx. There were contests ia both ards. resulting in a Conservative gain oi one seat. West Ham.

The Municipal Alliance put forward caadidates fat sll the 12 wards, attadimg six of the Labour Esrtrs seats, sad gaming icot seats, ine new council will he composed of 27 Alliance members aad 21 Labour members. Ia the following boroughs there was no contest aad no political change Durham, Hythe, Salisbury, Botherham, Moch Wenlock, Penrhya, Dover, Tbetford, u.Um. Rffrnn Waldea: I Essex). Ueywooo. uocuev.

WuriBrton. NawburT. Hlgham Ferrers, Aahtcn under Lyne, 1 Barnstaple, Hull, Huntingdon, Kendal, Conway, Eye, Beaumaris, Lewes, Montgomery, Batiey, and Wednesbury. MAJL SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. KBjrAMwmvt i riLv.

JD, HtLlmono, Do4h fraaa ev 1,1 SC arr firt.a. (Fsox Llottd'b, THE MAILS. The P. sadO. s.

AtarrBiT.Ti, ifroa London sad Marseilles for Sydney pessed goes yesterday morning with the Indian, China, aad Australian mails. The Himalaya, from Sydney for Marseilles, Plymouth, sad London, arrived at Aden yesteroay morning wiu uw China aad Aostralian mails. The Pesctsoxab, with the Indian mail from Bombay, arrived at Aden yesterday morning. The Bomb, from Sydney; left Gibraltar noon yesterday for Plymouth, where she is due at 2 ra. on Sunday, cn rota to London.

The Osrao, with the Indian mail cxCaledoxia, arrived at Briadisi at 10 sua. yesterday mail left by train at 12 30 pjn." sad is das ia London to morrow (Saturday) afternoon. The VICTORIA, for Sydney, left Qravesead yesterday. The Orient Line s. Obcba, from Sydney for Lcnrtnn, left Adelaide at 2 pjn.

yesterday. The Union Castle Line a. SCOT left Cape Town at 7 pua. oa Wednesday for Southampton via Madeira. The Douse Castla, with mail for Dlagoa Bay, arrived at Cape Town at 7 a.m.

yesterday. The Gascow, with mails from Delagoa Bay, left Las Palm is at2pjn. aa Wedneedav for London. The GXRMAX, from Table Bay, passed Gravesend yesterday for the East India Dock. The British India Cam pmj' s.

Orissa, for Calcutta, left Grareeend yesterday. The Masora, from Calcutta for London, arrived at Colombo oa Wedneeday evening. The Bibby Liae a. Staptordshiri, from London, Liverpool, and Marseilles for Colombo sod Rangoon, arrived at Port Said at 2 p.mv yesterday. The British and Africa Company's s.

BxsGCXLXv from Accra, arrived in the Mersey yesterday. The Pacific Company'a s. LusrrAjriA left the Mersey yesterday for Chile. The Orissa, from Chile for Liverpool, left Corona 00 Wednesday. The White Star Line s.

Germasic, from Liverpool for New York, left Qocenatown at 10 ajn yesterday. The Hamburg Americans. Kaiser Fried rich, from New York, arrived st Plymeuth at 8 45 a. yesterday with $77,570 specie. The North German Lloyd s.

Fried rich szs Gbossx, I from Southampton, arrived at New York st 3 a.m. yesterday and the Lahx arrived at New Yorkat 4aua. the same day; The Northern Pacific Company's s. Glxxoqlb left Victoria, B.C., on Wednesday for Yokohama. The Nippon Yosen Kaisha s.

KamaEUBA Mas from London for Japan, arrived at Singapore oa Tuesday. The KawAchi Ming, Japan for London, left fw oa Wedaesday. The Ocesnic Compaay's s. Alameda left San Francisco for New Zealand at midnight oa Wedaesday. QUARANTINE NOTICE.

Eotaa VoiJ from Zcptiaa ports tobjact caly to medical r1t, diitnfectioa ef iirty elotaas, taeihuy ebsemtiea pueeieis at rtitlTiHon far ten from depaitarSjatrnhinirtrttet foods. WRECKS, CASUALTIES, be Aatvcrp, 27ev. Clxo. Icariac flock tor i iwl itirs. broke propeller against Qtx7 and ba wturtted.

Bilbao, Xor. ETT.aio, u. ttnoiei in a sarkxis posftloa oathe breakvata. CsrdiS. Not.

btoxxsizt. doekios Meant Stssrt Cry Dock to day with duBase to (Urn and bow Us. Cirlihamn. Sm. JCLiav a.

put in after ha vtng beta ashore. Vanel has been exammed hy CI vers aad ordered to discbarEa, Lalw. ITot. Losa. srrtred 00 30th, reports bartnebwa asjaer Bodt ln ni rroom and tors tinrlsaty.

E11 bna snr v7d and allowd to proceed. ia ballast, to a MpalrJac Bavai.ti. a. arrh 1 reports trtng teen shore en Dan Ooait Port Said. Kor.

WssrwAxa Ho. a. from OanliS. fata anbed. here with ptotai bent, af.er ooHinon ith the TTiraoaTX.

g. QravenaiL Scv. Jxss Marsica. from lYedwa this after noes for Bmnj Commercial Pork, ia tow with shaft broAvn. MontsridM, IT or.

Barqna Oirra'B Blaoea. for Tfamrwr is off MUdontrio with tuairj lctt and damans, sustained to heavy weather. Bef ased MtiiU nee. Steamer Hajurr. which wwnt stbora oa the XapQa, above Middle Ehoeburf Boot, has tot off wtthoot anktanea.

Christian ind. Sov. Barque YxcroaxA. Caisar far Bonan (wood), has pot in bar with rodder damaced. Cbarttoa.Sov.

WrxiXiJf AtUotot. iinwaxd oooad. crooaded in Wooraich Reach thia axtcmooo. LoDdooderrr, Sot. ExxaxLS, Whttaharaa for Sice (ooalsa pat to bare aad reporti that whea off Iniihtrahnll at 6 o'clock lut eicnt ipkadoo tuociuiad.

btowiac ep batches aad toredeck. Ose ma aeriowstr injured. Balifar. X.8. Nov.

Transport Idaso has ardred bare from South Africa with two biadn of prcpeBe? brokon. Gernaa. from Caps Town, arrived at Xondoe. reports en Oct, 27. lat X.

lone. 13 (poke arhooncr Troucxa. XobOe torPalaa, Uajeroa, and rapplied her with pr ddona, Tatsai reported bavtog encoontered very heavy weather, bad matotopmsst cone, bnlwadcs damacd, and part of deck earco waabed orerboarf. VESSELS SPOKEN. XrraXLX.

Hew York for Heat koar. Oct li JJW. Tasna, New York for SUlbotrrne. Oct. 14.

14 2S W. MjLSAOAecAS. Sew York for Bonc conc Oct. IX 33 X. 9 V.

PASSINGS HOME AND FOREIGN. BKACHY ITKAD. lit. Iiiboceme. a.

Iirerpool for Ceare Brexa. fleld. Li Portland. for London. BROW HEAD.

Ut IkbaL L. from ftiMalpUa, BUTT OF LEWIS, lit Chritt nla. ICew York for Steto. CAPE BACK. Ut Carakroma.

Iiverpool for MoBtraa Korevrian, Clyde tor Bocton. DARDANELLES. lit MQlicent Knight. L. aad Khio, tram Odeaik Arroa.

a Flavian, a DagttaaTan. a Cavoar. av Anthony Bartcliffe, a. Anrora, Anoormoux, a. DEAL, let Tbetia.

Palkland IiUnd for London. DOVER. 1st Storm Kinc. Baltiraora for Antwerp. DUNG EX ESS, 1st Dahome, Halifax for London Piados.Toco OaaBacbaaaa.a.

BOt JASXIBO, rVW a a ee lit 1TrLTTIe awW Z0T. fc aonoik. a. HOME ARKTVALB. Jou2LB.

fWfntn. York for ILA.Xl. Vrn. a. Mancilla for Zj f.

tons. L. WaDincten for YJX ut Pawal Andrriff. MT TiUntxxrt for RaD. Iibae.

tlTsuttia pMjwSlii Adatneon." BTiialde JteST niTAoi afwTr? MontMk Point, a. ITxidk to IwtrraW Sydney for V.a naae. Ptiill.lrAlm pill for Dunkirk Monte Mora, Bneooa Ayres for Bamborg. aj. ut iiiu 01 uiyoa.

ironi rant, KINSALE. lt. Manchester Importer. aTMew Orleans for Xaa rhetter Looiiianian. Hew Orieaai for Li I poor Waeaiand.

LiTcrpool for Philadelphia Telerfora. a. Calvattoa for Liverpool Iberian, Liverpoolf or York Michigan, a. Ltverpooi for Boitore. LIZARD, lit Moorish Prince, a.

Sew Orleans for Havre. MUMBLES HEAD, lit Ctterrpoot. 1 Port Xolloth for Bwans PENICHE. lit Kron Prinx, a. Hamborr for East Africa, PKAWLX rorXT, lst At otii.

1, Demerara for London liennUa. Hambarr tor Baltimore. BAUUES. 1st Clan Cbiaholm. Clyde for Bombay.

ST. CATH ERIU ES POINT. 31st Diciembra, BosariomrEam bnrr Sawtaee. a. Philadelphia for London.

SCLlLY. lit Uiahficld. Eevaanahfor BremenEara, awP dlphi for Tyne. TORY ISLAXD. ltt Bray Head.

a. from MontreaL USHAMT. Ut Methley Hall. a. Calcatta for DondM, FOREIGN ARRIVALS.

AD EX, i CUn Lemont a. Bombay. ALEXANDRIA. Pro! ne. Baocoon.

tUh. Ann bis. a. LrrarpooL 31ft Fabian, Liverpoot ANTWERP. 31t Paika.

OwiBwui BaUa, a. Bagsaae. BALTIMORE, 31st Kuno. Rett dam. BOSTrTjf.

Ellen A. Bead. Mamie. 31it NfcoUi. Haiabnrx.

BRETrfEX. 1st Xew York. BRUNSWICK. 31st Adara W. Epies.

CALCUTTA. 31st RaJis. CHA RLZ8TOX, 31st Ivydene. aIIambnrc. EAST LONDON.

28th. Zinnia: a. St Vincent CV. Xlst Oaa Macleod. Port KaUl CUn SincUir.

Table Bay. ELBE, ast Eolo. Philadalptia. Lt Kndsleich, Sabine PuWhitehalL L. New Orleans Brians, 1..

SinjrM Priiia. a. Mnntml 6an Nicolas. Eantoa Pentaar, Yalparaisa OEXOA. 3Cth a.

HoiL QIBRALTAB. 31st Titan, s. lit Ovwin. Tacanree Leaaer moor. hrrtvrne.

Trrceclo. a GRAND CANARY. Slit Miynrnbe. a. Continent.

HAVRE. Fornjot, BeUze. lit Cbaocer, Guayaquil UcayaU, 1., Inoitot ft Simon, a. Et Thomas. KKRTCH, 31st Acnee, s.

Brrlmham. a Cepbateaia, a. fiarebre. 1. LKiiHORN.

Slit Victoria. 1. LISBON, lit Pemambnoo, Pantos. MALTA 31it A voce. L.

London Bonmelia, L. Xirerpool for Alexandria Valhalla, CardiS. lit Nairnshire, a. Hambarr far Kiao chaa Duke of York. a.

Port Baid Phosphor, a. Batua for London, MONTREAL, 2h. Ledy Iveah. a. Cardia.

NAPLES. 1st Bolivia, NEW ORLEANS, list Alabama, Copennactn Manai. a. Las Palmaa Torr Head, a HEW YORK. 31st Capriri.

i. MaaeUlei Catania, Baatea. Masrayth a. Santos. 1st Tahnnao, s.

ODEWA. 30th Tokia Barry. PATRAS. 31st Atbenian. LiverpooL PAU1LLAC.

1st Doc Cocnatew Bt Pierre. Mart, PERXAMBTJCO. 30th Grsciaa Prince, a. Sew York. PHILADELPHIA.

31ttSvitzeriand. Antwerp. PIRjEUS. 31st Trevethoe. a.

Cardiff. PORT SAID. 1st Bobert Irvine. BatsxaZIax, a Balnm Der danra. Clyde for Fhrjhxj Senator.

Liverpool for Cal cnUa PincaeyaCiliS aad Odessa, for fTilne ftinlej HL gUEBECfltt Orradian. a. London. OTTKEDAM. 30.

Bltyd. I brail Themis, Erxsstexfe Powia Hnelva PhyUie Ansel, Ibrail. 3Ut Jeuaond. a. Hnetve Bietmnnd.

Pomaroa Leonidaa, u. Tacanror Ben thaw, a. Hnetva, ET. JOHNS, N.F.. 27th, Home.

a. Greenock. ST. MICHAELS, 1st Druatjarth. s.

Setma. Java for the United States. ST. VINCENT. CY 1st White Jacket, a Bahxa Bnca.

SAVANNAH. 31st PUUa. a. LiverpooL SUEZ. 1st Ellerie.

a. CaJcntta Wistow Hafl, Bombay Lro alder. a Zebo for Marseillee Wennincton Hatt. a. Calcatta Akinoas, Yokohaoa for London Moravia, l.

Calcutta for Trieste. SYDNEY. C.B.. 31st Kastalia. Gkov 8YDNKV, S.aw.

Ilst Den ef Ahiie. a. East Leadov TSNEBXtTZ. 3lit hrrbra 1, Oontiaent FOREIGN SAILINGS. ADELAIDE, 1st Gulf of 8im.

s. ALEXANDRIA, IXh. Scottish Priare. a. Mta aad Manchester.

ALntERS.JIst CelUe Prlneeea. NevYork. ANTWERP. 3Cth. Cajo Bamano, L.

Havana. 3Ilt 4efawazBs feld. Calcutta Nazoa. s. Malta HarbinffBr.

Saa Ptaaeieeo. BAHIA. 3CXh. New York. BALEK PAPPAN.

2Lh. Nente, a. London. BALTIMORE. 31st Lord Ormonde, a.

Ballast BOCTON. 31st Bohemian, LiverpooL: CALCUTTA lit Ctty of Dundee. London. COLOMBO, Slit Armenia, a. London.

COKOXEX, 27th Sea rranciaoo. s. ELBE, lit Gaol, Antwerp aad Southampton. GEELONG. Jlit Brunei.

Chaanel. HOSO KONG. ieen Martaret. TacosDa. i LAS ALMAS.

lst evie Town ft nherc aad BoctlmmTiton. USttoir. MAD; MALTA. Jlat Oaua Pert mo. a.

Loadoo fiSWPO AXWB, si krrri.Porfo;.Vr B.CDs GREENOCK. 3 AiCTomed. Rt Anne de Mon Bidston Ha Trbio, K.C. 1st Ccrso. a.

PiTTin Tittileiii HABTLZPOOL. 29th rram. a. Montreal HULL, 31st Marie Sexaaae. a.

Novo Yaea a.sn LEITBV 1st Hebcock. a. 1 LIVERPOOL. Ut American, Sew Orieaoa Maiestia. 5 a.

Bottertata, 1st Jane, a. Baiac Jaaoo, a. tU4 5i i nm v.r mw uct biirana MANCH EeTEB, Jlst yrian Prince, a. Alexandria. wj wv I i I iaTi I JS, UT SOUTH AMPTONJIststodtlarida, sw Kemi.

BUNDERLAND, SthAPram. a. MoatnaL HOME SAILINGS. BABBY. Hit Yarborjcxa.

Colo he. 1st Zaapa, a. sfadaba. mitm irt v.s nrW ft i iTr a. SewOdeaaa Venus iAaecsr Wlntvr Port fd Racwa.

t. j. Bocbrtle etnaru Palms Vale. a. linkaiViiiieM el MndalaBilbfcaiiaKllJer mmaiwl.

7AL)IWUTGLbt Harre Xf Morris, Xxstar WoodviDa, CsBAVJM BTXasWVarna. Bt lUui MlK JUp. Garnet Cardiff. 1st LUy. EMnore Tt.

CaidxS ko. more. a. Tjue ElSe. Trrst Heiarich, Duakxx Eoar Srerre.

AaXborx via, BMh klara Maria. arihamn Tere3 TuaWhfaxMd. tWdiff Ijet Holme, L. Pert Swsnsae Insliin. a.

Ban rJerbyihn a. a.Baatoon. via Li cent GBZXSOCX. SOth Tranxiaka. Xonimleo.

Ust late ef Arrv Newcastle, haw. eMaeta. a. TtiHliim Inni inlTiii. i MostreaL HULL, Ust Heros.

Benes Aya. via Seweastla. LIVERPOOL. Jlst Oothlaod. a.

TTiiutmii, Thus, a. Tills si Bishop Braa, ChrWanlsr Passe. Plcrlda Jenar. Cfarirtiii i Ibenao. tw.

Sew York MicJicM. a. hostoo Waeeland. a. deipbJir Coae.a.

Sew York, lit Deo of OtO. Rotterdam ijoramoo ee mw iii. a. jLoncrset KOCHES POINT. Ut Eleinstare.

Barrow froa Taeecaa. SHIELDS. Xth BriUant Sew York Beaceosftekl a. rue cola. 3Ut xtinwnrii roruaoa im e.

Jona reeherxsa. a. Twhnn Bnakwmiae. SUSDXSLLSXK 3Ct Meatb. a.

Boenos Aires. HIGH WAXES AT LONDON BRIDGE TrTTS DAT. Moraine Cmln. paetl En Xmia pastJ UN1YEBSITT INTELLIGENCE. Mt GLASGOW, Nor.

1. The cxsdastiaa cereraoay at Glasgow. University this afternoon was a scene of xanch, lsteToos tan. So badly did the behave that Pnnrapd who was received with cheersjiisses, cat calls, and Ironical singing of Tell me the old, old story," said, wish to ssy before leartax this hall that I havs never ia oy life been faea to face with aa aadience which bad so mnrh reason to be ttiv of Itself. For the last half hoar yon have behaved with the stupidity and viokace which, cca wocld hare expected from nacaltrvated boors smtj." DTJBLTN, Nor.X.

Ia reply to resohrtion of the Westport Bond of Guardians, Mr. O'Brien has addressed a letter to the board, in whkh he says I re enter theEriglkhParlia ment with the atracst repognaaco and with ao Bore personal satisfaction than I should re enter sa Engl gaoL Bout con tmsencies sre at tiroes a matter of dis agreeable bot operative national doty. But there were two conditions upon which, sad' upon which alone, I could have consented to accept or retain a seat ia Pariis ment. The first was that Mr. Healy aad his faction should be exxradodfrom the Irish party as the only Deans of enabling pea of honour to remain Etembers of the party, or to turn it to say more useful purpose than the rxatlfl cation of degrading personal animosities the second was that it should to a party in complete aad cordial union with the National Convmtion sad with the Uaited Irish League.

The. ooontry at the general election has alanaed the necessity for both these condi tiocs with a clearness and unanimity never before equalled in Irish affairs. It now only remains for the National GaareatioB to insist, as I am sure it will, ape practical effect being given to the will of the couatry as aranmi from Cork City to North Donegal, sad from North 3itc to ADd Tipperary sad we will have aa Irish psrty was need pay no farther to Mr. Healy, bot will bt free to turn their undivided energies to the work of tht country with the corisdousness that the country wiU appreciate "i eweew them. At the sale of the Parnell Estate yesterday Mr.

DOloa, solicitor, on behalf of the mtecs of the fizad which wit collected in America for the inrpose rf.securiag Avon dale honse sad demesne to the family of the late Mr. C. S. Parnell, offered to five SlfiCQ or thelotwhkh included this part of the uiuueitj. PracticaUTtheeatfrs estate, inclnriing this Tot, was, however, sold to Mr.

iJUjiau iw mint yiiiim, 1 trustees 01 ine rmxiv now aszea air. noy isa 10 seu them the house aad demesne. Mr. Boylan has rersHed that he is prepared to transfer his eatirejiurchase, bat not anyone section of it, to Mr. John Howard Parnell ia return for the purrrisee money of 3,000 He states that his sole object in prxrehasing the property was to secure this transfer to Mz.

Parnell so soon aa could raise suficient fnrsls for the pnrpcee. TEE ROYAL SOCIETY. The foDovrittE is a list of those, who have beta rsccTamendedby thePre deat an of the Royal' Society for election into the coancil for the year 1900 at the anniversary meeting on November SO President, Sir William Harries, D.C.1 LL.D. I treesurer, Mr. Alfred Bray Kempe lecretaries, Sir Michael Foster, D.OL., LL.LV., Prof.

Arthnr William Eacker, D.Sc foreign secretary, Or.Thomas Edward other members of the conncil, Prof. Henry Edward Arm strong, V.P'.C.S., Mr. Charles Vernon Boys, "Mr. Horace T. Brown, F.OS., Mr.

William Henry MAboney ChraU. OB Prof. Edwin Bailey tlliott, Vr. nans rneonca Gadow. Prof.

William Mitchiason Hicka, Lord Lister, F.B.CJB., Prof. William Carmichael Mclatosh. FXJS Dr. Ladwig Mead, Prof. Arnold William Eeinold, Prof.

J. Emerson Reynolds, OJcv, Dr. Bobert Henry Scott, Prof. Charles Scott Sherrington, M.UL, Mr. J.

J.B. Teall, Sir John Wolfe Barry. Sir William rTnggfne, who sucxmfa Lord Lister as jrm 1 AaJnf preeuooni 01 ue ttoyai ooaery, was oora 1834 and edacated at the City of London School aadby int. (la. TIa fa A irtin VTn uwf SStTOnOraeX.

Ah 1856 he built a private observatory at Tufee hill, awbhai devoted himself to the development of spectroscopic; astronomy. He was appointed Bede Lectnrer ia 1S63, and was president of the Royal Astronomical Societv from 1876 to 1873 and of the British Association for the Advancement of Science in 189L Sir William Haggias las I Jf mrA fre receirea ivotu measi. ue oamioru cvl v. aJ i i 1 Kse 191 Astro Amt of ana rn sua a com manner si rr the Rose. He has also received several jprizea froa toj i ji i.

j. it. tr (TR in ISST.aad in 1875 married Margaret, daughter of Mr. John Maroy, of Dublin. The Britiih Medical Jovroal says of ILi'.

retiring President of the Royal Society His sdmty in the ardnora duties of iTesident and his uafafliBE courtesy aad kindness ia that position have beeai wca that his occupancy of the chair will to long remembered. Lord Lister's accession to the peerage has tfkenP during his tenure of See, and in the scciery ltseUtaere has been nnexampled activity. His presideaual addreses have always been valuable as reviews of tte years scientiflo work; he has, however, always. dwelt fully in such addresses on these subjects which bear upoa the healing art. We may specially note dams five years the increasing prominence and PPJ? which bacteriology has assumed tins' atdence, of wfljca Lister is one cf the founders, has come specially ew? the publio in connexion with the subject of trop diseases.

The Roatgen rays form f' landmark ia the history of sdeacevand also come within the period InoiesxAon. Ferbapsw most important publio work that the Royal Soaetyau verundertskens been the initiation of tto'later uationxl Catalogue of ScientiacLitcrstnre rSTs are now so far advanced that the necessarv fmidsandw. other machinery are now forthcoming, so that Iffffif will be commenced with the new ceatury. at mc matter of pride to Englishmen that their Itoralaoew? has ltushout taken tie lead ia this matteraad ft to ecSSy gratifying to Lord lister tofaow ttat the impUcainteraational qntions injolvrd therr liminary negotiations have aU been snccessfunjrifpi withdnrSI the time has ciedftJ chair. Wetrust that now be is retiring to T.f3, for msnr vears to come to watdx the frmtt at a i msST TeTKterS RrPORTED rs OCTOBEB.

Ti innaber sod toonsge of British veaJwenecwBcj tae monta oi uexocer, law, am liwim test. are aa follows Ssilmg, 39 tonnage, 672 Iw" stent Jtoansge, 7MI 1 lives toanage, vna; lives icst, 01. sot et recoxf leWre wracas waica uaiis "TT ites whiea total loss oiveneh, and tbe Bre lost bysaea.