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THKI'JUllQSJ; "TgjKSJLJKY, SEPTEMBKK i2; 1893: FOREIGN MARKETS. NEW YORK BTOOC EXCHANGE. York. Sept. II to to txteol amuk th Jrwteh BolUaja aod ret eeoa I'ntra of kom Uediat Th dsis matcttoM In Bated (Cock U.ref abcmt JO7.W0 item, fairly tUtrtbtaWd.

TV vaarket eipreaaed lu dlear alt.t at ths Katikt eoaaal rmrt aa cabled oa retarday crtwalBg. t.V wcy Wag further stimulated by lb ee.Bg UIoAhi LmOm aoec aat, Aaethee feet tWprree tt whole upr trot the iUrcrhl Oorera tarnt frcp rrp ft Ui.r 1 late ea 8atar0y, "1 poor cdIUo of the ataix nop. Boat we a a wt IlsrUagtons and Ateciaoae, the Ultit Mac edd tlc netT tUprtewd the poor kly muwd of eerrJug. TU d2li antU4 until 't'wut oa. ft ruddea taxing of lit through the tn(in market muXrJ frets a Ufl raovetaeat la eagsr.

which ui taav bee, start! anJ lifted tha ITto about tpjata. Xlwr UU fectore deVeiorad. tueh fvaU th tavarU. time awq, larger offering of ooan iukt, th rro of. gol five I nam, aad Washington diaUha Uui th 4arvitioe.i,ls oa iJn SJrcr Ue sot lUty Uil out aa long a ted at tJelrird.

Il wis toan.1 11 4 larr were very frwttgala for sale wbe i the'" bean aUp.d to cover; The eotlrtllatric ved upward In unison aft a large line ot Milwaukee had Iwett elworbed. thee Seriate being part! taken for We rra axouut. Tb etrtrt much mixed oter tte Jaaake UlmM. tt it Uial that otar tUWCUOOof It. 8dU( CU taa Urn retir4 uc lLa rod of 6.J Tb aU4 trm.

viu a'd'a'ac bM iuJmU hXtar Ism UMai tra rt bI tto lbl naiiUa 1 i cisi tn rail bmikj. ahnh tui toUjr lrn plarcil at 3 ta 4k, crot. Tt Soiua it UU i)uXl VT teat, Lot B.uck mor raiUf olXaibaK. 8traa( xctkaa uuukU ilo Inc. Ili foraaort fap.

b0 Utjdaji i pcated ratbar hljbrr. Tt Xj CgtiuaviUa of Um 'Oranai tutaa baa to day iv.nCal cnBaua. cUiktlue Wo trm, an vpaitni Tba cCviaJ atoca bn la atOl oubca. Uf tt Arra naJ to hint to aj of ajf toiiiiOA. tt Dtrrctor l.

Unit4 Sutra Mict tat XX.OM vcra at 5 4 awl haa UoJclcJ tba aaa pric for a quantity. Latt arrrk'a all raU frrtitt tonnafa froa' Chicn aaiaactel S2.300 lew, S3C9 in tlr OorrMynSsg rck wat yr. Mr. Tfccaiat t. Tort.

ti pmi4rat of Uk Nv Tork, Ontario Wraurn Kailroav. iAa cf lUc crzt prraidcut cf it JWnpany. TM foUorlrc ranilnii tart trn fViabl for Vta foarth luutt AUfcU tw loprta, oJ aata 573.15J 0r3a, tills. Ur tjraum. dcar.

fai.txi fur Cnt rak of SiUcibct MUnauaer. utd be Paul, ytliOCO ii.cTfa. JXAOCO. day UlTIB PUy tb CUmco bultmU. rm ml poiu aWaa, aX araaa rol raak daoiaad Iroca rrlaaia.

Crru cpra4 trm at to 10 pniuU ftd ratter. fnnbr hairvraj for a tia, faiat ran mj kaXr kuita raUin aa4 ikM4 ImtalM ttk krfrM 10 roiU blibrr It poicU lorr. balaa. Laa. nla.

Uaalty fur Mai poaiUon. Th avxu ItrMlliaa coSra at Snr Vor. BaiUaaera. ajad Kt Urtiaaa aavcaat lo laOOQO ba. and Ua vanbooa UUrarUa Il.C0a acaiiut aat 4iC ntcul7 WC itftlar.

Cc TWjr. toir jW. Vs 1 Ms isjoJ is3 mi i aw in 8 KM tiu is. s.a cC li.15 UC Ua, ll't HMO li 5 i Hv I z' Bp4 abT otr fNbnjary Karea UJ Juu July BVOAMtrocf. tUl an dVaiaiul.

acd raw c'oar lSc a4 Miamna4o Kc. kUbrr. UuaitnaUu, SScj rwlrUuxaU Ji Isc; rao4 traoalauJ. 6 UCc TUAbaatiui(Laai4talM. SWa, Prim rltj.

4 lJ 16r. HktaXa. traa. ariLh a otxlntt luaJ it nlW two rrtcrv 71o t.ir, tot oulrt, at DDvlorrd rUJ. Tisjiaua bad a molt rata Ua) at pniioui rtoa.

la pfj irvn do, rtastt awtk awe. aUl toaiitt. 4 a. llapUtra, l'ratan oolrj Irvo. Co1uja StxlraUi To lay.

sy 5 25 rt. day. CotTO. Th arot Biatkrt hrro cloara oclrf. bnt fclrhrr.

Calrratoa aavl auruaaa aavaaord l'laa. MoUVa, WUainvn. uc folk. at! 3 1W aad Ctianaaton ur. IVtuna ept std atraJy.

at a rata of 11 to 16 potrl. ria( to IM rtroDirr fraliat to Uao iL aud a'trr id fluetuauoot tptl tha adraac aa "aaeru coarrtuic. clmiat alrady at 11 tt If poiaU lntrBrDt. bale. ULXUO Ixlaa.

At iVrw vrlraaa coOon ca tbe tit II In: tt tb lutirotrB.ri.l af ac. utuna. af trr being abuul IS K4aU blfBrt, claapd 1 to 17 potaU up. teUJ taiea. "Krw York r)oalaf bpot.

Srpr. Oct. No. IC. Jan.

fK Mar. 4r. Mar. To day t'i $17 a 34 bs fa. I IVJ 1 T.uar t.a 712 IV1 k32 1 0 Pil t2 til fjC Nta Orlaana rLinr lI.t.

FrrC Oct. Ne. Pre. Jaa. Frb.

Mar. Apt, To oay a it 7 9S l. IV JJ tYtf.uay J'. 1n 7tl 7r 817 r2i lU To y. Vrk.

rraaca. Lataaana. Rr l4t at Tvtu k.tCU btJLU Ktpvxt Urrat Untala ali oil 11. 00 UCCU J.Uk.0. lt.Xg t.UXl tttiuuTa for Uum vrak, vita amtJj room cn brrth.

OiiUidcn uuu. nu a tiautru uaiuaiMt. SXOUJIttK. CaaUoocy EicLaacc oo London, tlst lx CaU traaafcra la.6daaaiht IXi UerUn. ahott liibt JM, Tana, TWay.

rstoj S2H 20 rrrT.day. XtoJ 8xcc.rnxa. iltatrr rraxalud. To day lUlaiBa 't 1K)IM. jSittof of (par ox.1 7S ij C.S.A CrnUBli 1US 154 i Atcblain.TjB..

mt.J F. Ci 205. Do, Foun "55i lo 2nd Ml. Eds. V4 Atlantic and PaciAo 2S BaUioore and Ohio Ut 34 UV.

1U.10UjK..W, 4SP C. 103 ,01 Canada Southrra i 'Canadian Fac ISo 7iS 7iU" Caatral of Xc Jaraejr 154 I tirntral Faaflc 21J X2J4 22i 22. CtraaMk and Ohio Com. Io, 44 73 dic o. Burl, 6Hi U'i Qucar Ma, t2H iH.

63 tS IX, rrtrf. 113 CUco A Xorth WraUn. 1CI4 11 Do, Prat Ctlamo. Hjck liUod. P.

S5Va 6S 64' Do, 5 per Cent. 89 93 CTaUad.Oa..4St.L()uii 33' 374 39 3S4 Iklawar. Budaoa 115 tlS' DtU.ar. Lack, IWeat 1 JH l0Tcr Jt K. Crania ICta lSit lXITrf.

i9V, SO 30U liJi E. Ttn, Vir, Ga, 2d Ft Vt Uiaoit Central 93 S4 S4 54 Lake Sbora and Miotixan 123 13 123 123 LouitTills and tb 01a SSI 'JSS 'S4 6S4 ManhaUan Ekratcd '27 Miction Cvntral 93 S3 Miatocri. Kauai. Ttxia 12 '12 Wi Do, Soad 394 0 Muaauriand PaciSo 27a a i CrntralanlU EiTer 133 C3 ICS 132 N. Krir; and Waal.

lra 'UVi 15 Do, Fret 30 XH Do, 2nd Mart. 74 74 7S 75 X. Y.anlNeED(Uni.. 255, CVi I5i N. Ontar.o.

and Writ. 15, lit Nclolk and 24 4 t3i 23.. Xortii Aarrican Sr. 63, V', yorthrrn Paciflo 9i tt, a ts; Ohio and MitsUaippI 13 IS Wi VYt Ottioo Improrcmrnt 12 12 1 Paciio Mail IMi 1454 PhiUdtlpoia and Ecadinx 23 Tfii 2Xi Ht Do, 4perCrat.l3oadi.. 55.4 JO Do per Cent.

BoodJ J4 34V4 EicimoDd Terainal 24 2j4 I 15V4 14 Et.L.kS..W,XewFoora.. S9i4 Vi St. Mln, It VS Trnnraarc Coal and 15 15i Tni and Paciflo 7.i t't Ta UniooPaci5o 24 54V4 14 VrahiahOrwJ 8V, Ti 4 Do, Pret (Xew) .11 National Cordafa 25H 2S.4 Western CiJoa TrleCTaph UTi tl4: CJiicatoGaa t2t4 Aarrican Cotton Oil 335, 35 National Lead Treat 22 31 Safar Stock 24 SIVi S3i fiVi PHILAlJlLraiA. LalkUh YaEry 32 3S; 1. 50,, Si Boa toy.

Mexican Cettral f'UO 133 ire 43 93 13 13 J3 33 S3 4 20 Jar. Grata to Lirrrpiol atrata 1, Uraio to Lt.ix.uct rna 7. lirain to Ulaafow c.m 21 Ur. to ilniioi tteaa. 2S Uraio Ui alraxa J', Uralaloyewcj.au' 4 Urain to Lrith ataaiu 3i Urain oaat I.

PetrukuBi C.K.t ur.tiiWDt 1. yl, 2. CctUn to lirarjiowl tratu atrair. with a lirht auitciftoa Baa nn liutnrr iubta. catural rcaoUon Irom aalra to raUue.

FrtT.diy. a1 4 -31; la.Vi. 2a. drn atM. Craa CcrbBcatM aaay under a To day.

MS Barytla 7.WI Carrcli HOC ttUAA) Frrr.iay. S.I5 b.10 fcSc Ml. e.ao 87.COJ Friax toaimrr Brf.aL 7C c. Ntw York Crutie. aohiocton CrrtittcaUa (XuJr deliTtry) baira btiixncnu I'oncx Oil cuict.

Uh tummer ytUow lc. down, ytllow, S7c winter yellow. 4c TvariKTIaB aaay. and Kc ler at IS' i SAVAIS'XAU. Sept.

1L Tinrtn mj, and Kc down at ISc. DULUTH. Srj. 1L Vmiax nrtn. aLd IVjc.

U.Utr. September. ttr. iwttnui.r. eye.

ST. LOUIS. 64. ll. WniT Cnn.

at lc to. lKc adraaca tSac. IXcember, U.ic, a CHICAGO. Krpt. 11.

tatimatea of the crain yield cn the baaia at the t'urrau retort ar at loUut Winter htaI.24Z,UCOJU tiuabala; print waeat, iju.w.u.i.w atut, t.ua,uuD,uiu WHtAt oproad tiiher tor Decembrr. and after aotna factua tluaa atrtue tei ea on t.urvp an call aJTK ri and ttt bullish bureau irpurt. ttead; at ljc. to adtAboa. Dnembcr, Airr waa r.

tiiber for Octol er at tia opcnior, and altrr uodc rate fluctuatiooa atreacthened. with ahorta cvennc and cloaed aUcc aua 1S to lc hUter. Deortnber, 42c OaiaUoMarmatHc.tolUr.adta&cc. Pk imok a tare all I rea LalW on tha. thotUfe In the malia CTOfv and alao ea outaitLi luyinc Litb oprtvtJ uthrr iratroTed In the early drallr c.

and remained Una all day. ia ayaipalhy a iih the graiu cioaicf trut at lie. to 17 rC aaraace. ltere aa a fair caah dcmatid, Kim lollowrd the lead of lard, Itrprotiuf frcni the trtt. and with tack.r buiera.

kepiz 6ru tolaeaaua. auldutJlnc triu with bep tft Ur pclnta and tlher aoetha 1C to Zl, oiuu hiaUr. Poke adtaaceU frt ra the flrtt. and kej tna all day, with iur foniac the suarket. ckaauig tna at an aarancc of lo pbinu tM 3eptubrr aua 43 Ss potbta fvr other aivntlii.

het umb r. THE WEATHER. ha mlteoeolooical reports. WrATBEK Chabt, Moxdat, Sept. 11, 6 p.m.

1 1 MIWA raowly Fallln. OBITUARY. Bctcto5 MAjoit Pause. We ttgnt to naocne the deith of Scrfton Mior Tuomas IIeazls Parke, tie irell tuown "Dr. Puke who tbe btanlcy expedition in earcb of Emin Paaba, and whose praliw wu in erery bodjr'd mouth vben tbe detail of tb jocrney were publiiled.

Dr. Puke was payinz a visit to the Duke of St. Albac. Alt nArCriic. wbere he died suddenly on Sunday night.

He is known chiefly a having been the medical oficer in charge of the Emin Pasha relief expedition, but apart from thit he had done good service in Egypt. He waa with the expedition for thw relief of Gordon in IS 2 astTwat ptesent at the actions of Abu Kiel, Uubat, and Metesmeb, for which he received the medal with two clasps and the Khedive Star. In 1S93 he the senior medical officer of the Helouan cholera, camp during the outbreak of that epidemic. Among ihs many bcnouis that he leceived mar be mrntionrd the honorary THE INDIAX BEYEKVE. TO THE EDITOR OP THE TIMES.

Sir, la the article on Indian Affairs in tout paper of Angost 23 yoo say, Theery cf tlw Indlui popolation it not cry of bankruptcy, or for an artificial rupee, hut simply request to be allowed to do as almost every cooatry in the world does namely, raise a revenue by Ccstoras duties oo articles and rueTcbaxdiae broucht into its ports." Some IMPERIAL INSTITUTE, t'ata farther aaclaa, ta OALUCKITS cotrUIaln fWfVfllT. ao.1 1UIA COLLXXtlONa wdl br OfEJt tor FkCXlxTri byuptthBa ea Mcaday. Taea tarx. Tlairt CoUKUoa. tiairua wiU be axciaa rety rraarrad alt jiv a2 K.Uowa aad thatr frteaJa.

Ua erraiac ex lhea da baopm andUlanlnaiAPilanmUJOtiaa. IjvirxiKiALi 1 aTITUTE Victorian Sextan Anatralia ahoaU ar STAXD 4 UvTaiT TUAUAS ArIOATIOS COL03IIL3 ICMAIkRO. E.C. (ramphleu. ac, trM.) eBvurxa.

rt venr trt i itm year, back India was compelled by ircperativ. order, l.T Th.tS of I ti IVL J1 lfc.w KateiBai Drt Iteaulor. IWoatf Irttta from Enrland to rive tro its import duty on cotton I goods remonstrance was in rain o5cial discussion was closed so thxt the Indian Goventment has never reopened it. The caked fact is that na British Ministry conlj stand which opposed the cotton interest, awl what rn. TT uiL li uh tool, uau tn n.

1. il. nanus ot tfcw wnAiac aooaw ai li nctrwtrr. Uttub. ikmi.T caa rtineaaapaucat.o.

at Uw Coun tL 1T. Moorratatrrrt. Lmdoo. tC. 'trim" t.

ever the party in power otay be, it mcst follow the? three acres and a cow policy. Lord Hersehell'a Committee accepts this position without a word of remonstrance or excuse Mr. Leonard Courtney in his the run rttjuir! It ti Quarterly radetoiAMxt of tout uLlm. 77 degree of D.C.L. Durham.tbe Order of the Medjidiebj leparate memo, does indeed ask "whether the Iulfan 1 I CJoaiBX iTura.

Wheat Uaiie Lard KltH Pork 13 113 110 23 03. 033, Octal er. January. I May. In the ore chart tha dotted lines are i'olarV or lines ot rona barotuetriral prraaur.

lh talcet which they indkatr brief fin ia tfurra at th rod, U.ua 30 4. The afaUe Umprriluia ia jitvu la Ca urea. Liaht wlud. Tt treah or ttroex. P.rmarks (S 20 p.m.1 At p.m.

to day pressure was highest, 30'2in. to in a large anticylose covering all but tbe extreme southern parts of our islands, with tbe Xether lsnd and the greater part of the North Sea lowest. 2l8in. in a depreasion lying over the south west of Gradients moderate over the Channel and north of Prance, slight elsewhere. Itarometer falling a little in tbe extreme torth and north west of bur iland and alto, in Trance, but risimj slightly in mcst other" parts of our area.

Temperature was highest. 7 deg. at Liitou, C9deg.at Kochefort, C4deg. at lirest and Paris, C3deg. at Jersey and Cldeg.

at Hurst Castle; lbwett, at Ctristiantucd, J2deg. Skudesnaes; S3deg. at Stockholm, Sunburgh Head, Aberdeen and fchielJr, and 54deg. at The maxima registered over Ireland and England today have varied in most cases between COdeg. and but at Valencia (Ireland), Jersey and in London tbe thermometer has reached CCdeg.

Wind was easterly or north easterly over England, Prance, and the Netherlands, and strong in force at most of the Channel stations light from the southward over the greater patt of Ireland, and Scotland, but westerly in the Shetland and Hebrides, fresh from between south west and north west in the wet of Norway. Weather was fine and bright over western Euro generally, but cloudy on the Norwegian coast, with rain at Christiansund. Sea was rough at Christiansund and rather rough in the English Channel, but slight or smooth elsewhere. The slight fall in tbe barometer which has commenced on our extreme north and northwest coasts seems to indicate the advance of depressions from the Atlantic. Tbe centre ot the disturbances aie, however, likely to pass' well to the northward our islands.

Forecasts cr Weatueu ior Tcesdat, Sin. 12. South westerly and westerly Scotland, N. winds, freshenirg dull, some rain. SCOTLASP, and (Light breexes, chiefly south bcuxn, N.E.

westerly Cue generally. and S. I Easterly winds, light fine the Brilltatit Star of Zanzibar, the Pellowship of the Royal Geographical Society, ard the honorary mem berahip of the Geographical Societies of Belgium and Antwerp. He was alro an honorary associate of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, Gold Medallirt of the Britith Medical Association, and a medallirt ot the Royal Societies of London and Antwerp.

Dr. Parke waa the author of the Report to the War Office cn the Cholera Outbreak in Egypt (1833), Experience Groatorial Africa (1S01), and Vaccination Commission (lS'JO) Government might not propose a very diUerent course if there was any chance of it being favourably considered by the supreme (i.e.. tbe English) Government." But this is with reference, not to import dutie; but to fome scheme 'of bimetallism which he. favours. Sir John Lnbbock in the House of Commonf the other day suggested an impcrt duty on silrei bullion into India.

But beyond this I am not aware that any one has put the matter cn the same footing Evidence before in your own article. Why Co the ai.tt op.ain eemur, and ne' con 1 pniiantnroptsu ana oinrs remain siitnt, wco. wucu charea for Tt after Uth iaatant. la acrcuaico with Um naprcUr titAtjaVta. sad reaalt paUaihcU aa hrrxoorr.

i Miau, lAXALlIU. Ikli 'il Lcotcm. S. 11. IRO.

DANISH FOUR per CENT. liEDKEMAHLE AO ef th abuw BuSW. laaurl for the irf aTwIo. KaUwysnarea.oo piacw to Uy la Cdjahaf, TlT xZ LKAWIU Zealand tcrrenco a Noutry. aVries 19 bmax drawa far rrtayaeat uecarcixcr.

Eerie 11. A 72CI to im of K. K3 U21 to iill ot KrSUl i 63 S7i of Kr. 433 .1 Ia 3 Kr2.2U 1 to of a.r.4.iU) Ito til ot L3S dy. Prer.

To y. Prer.To y. PreT.T. i y. Free.

"14 lre 7f, Vat 8 t0 3S 8 35 1C00 fc i la iS 1613 14 Si fsr 2MD 8 174l 7T0 7 SS 14M5 13 20 7H. 31. 77 31 tlACUk hat been Crnt at notniaal tatca. Licbt ka adrancod IS pointaaad heary ZOpoialt. The hog rtceiut here and at the arrrn a oa4 Uj.i a.iMt a.au..

Wettera year. Tc day iTr. haaia uay jaar pcatraa aiooa March Oar MIL Koto. 8 C3 Licbb tub et 813 lit y. 25 Wtstera.

SLOjO 41.0O3 Chlcafo 3. 13.000 iCJCO INTELLIGENCE E.N LAM). (London tnd Channel) Scotlasu, lam, N.W. (and K. Wales) England, S.W.

(and Easterly, wind. light or mode S. Wales) rate; fine generally. I Southerly and' south westerly Ieeland, N. and S.

winds, light or moderate; I fair generally. geterally, but local fogs in ico ruing Light variable airs fair gene lly. Iriouted articles to various medical journals cn Empyimi snd it The Arrow Poisoning of the Pigmies," atd Incident ccr cected with the relief of Emm Paaha." It wa onijr thi year that he prcduccd a work calltd Guide tJ Health in Africa," notes on the country and its For this last. Jlr, n. Stanley wrote a preface in which he speaks in the highest terms of Dr.

Parke' skill. A few words from the re face may be quoted. Pew men. cculd be so well qualified as he to instruct the missionary, traveller, merchant, miner, and soldier in the secrets of African diseases. I am personally a witness to his excsllence as a physician and to his skill a a surgeon, and I repeat what I have said already elsewhere, that he is the cleverest of his profession that has been in Equatorial Africa end that no expedition had more reason to be proud of it doctor than the E.

R. E. had of Dr. Parke." Mr. Stanley ccacludesj his preface with an expresjion of astonishment that Dr.

Parke, after the splendid services rendered in Africa, should have remained so little appreciated by the Government i that be had received no thanks cr acknowledgment of any kind. It need not be said that Mr. Stanley's on book In Darkest Africa contains many allusions, always appreciative, to Dr. Parke' character and work. He speaks of Parke's priceless services and of Parke himself as an extremely handsctse joccg gentleman, diuulent some wbat.btit.very preposiessing." Our Doctor," we are told later, cheery, smiling, anxious as though he it suits them, pose as the guardians of the moral and material welfare of India, and her 250 million in habitants Why do they uVt insist on justice to India and that it shall le left free as any colony to levy Customs dues for revenue purposes Lord Herschell's repot The abcTe me Dtioeed bonds will repaid on or titer the "rt ru.

rtuUr; 1S33, at tbd head U3c A taa s'iaaaoe Umiairy la tjetea TU. i The Steriitr EnnJa will be re mid It Htm. CJ n. Sea. Lutnlon.

or la (JOpenhaxaa at the Uat ait tlctc 6UJ7 thrrt prior to trw dua uata. f.otvi. latut tear the June. 1S1. aad all nlaetrneut eeapooa.

Ftaaac iilla(trxaervnd Itrparunen. Coveahafeo. 5m pt, 1SS3 TUNBKIUGE WELLS CORPORATION' THRVp frr Ct ST. BEDKEMAULK STuCKt Liurda Eaai. Ij Hiamiaars the nr.etifn of bftf notica Hut, in order to I rvpar, the aalf ytarty a'taj dismisses ice question oi jju, BiUM'M a tit import dues in eleven lines.wbich entirely corroborate ACCoCXTdw lltaaTKUCK'oatheaithtof thaltthinat.

what I have just aid, and lays bare the hideous jjf tliralead or. aad after Oa selfishness of the British nation towards India. I had better give the whole paragraph 3'J of that report and let your for themselves. 39; Of all the suggeted methods of adding to the revenue, the reimpoMtion 'of import duties would, according to tte evidence before excite the least bprtonition indeed, it is said that it would even be popular. Ibe duties cn cotton irood have, hojrever.

only recently been abolished. They were the subject of vehement attack in this country. Any attempt to reimoose them would meet with creat opposition. And it cannot be denied that the reimposition of such I duties would provoke a demand lor a countervailing excise upon all cotton goods manufactured in India. Although such an excise duty might 'be collected without serious difficulty in.

respect of poods manufactured in the cotton mills of Bombay and elsewhere, it is alleged that it would be wholly impracticable to enforce it generally, in view of the extent to which the manufacture of cotton good on a small scale prevail throughout India." The imposition of import duties on cotton goods, silver bullion, apJ. other merchandise is one eminently suited to meet tbe financial difficulties of the Indian Government. They prevail over all the globe and aie universally understood they involve no change crdi o. 72. LomUrd Jtrrvt.

HC, Ilth iseptexaber. 1SZ. IJAYMARKET THEATRE. Mr. TP.EE.

Ll Sofc, LMicaaut Masawrr.Oa Wedncalay. Sepc brat rertormar of Hjrr Arthur Jontaa new were at a surgical operation, wa constructing a gate, location of any currency they can be easily modified The Times Office, 2 a.m. Readings of the Jordan licusc tue past tv est focu uocbj. Septexbek 1112. JCooiaaL CONTINENTAL AND OTHER BOURSES: PtTrii Kent.

II P.u.inM em Uxtar'a Tlanrae baa beenl alaiaet KLi.k n. 1 Jxnn IK. day, became ateady towards the cW. The oar aad a Haii per over the bole prior to her being docked lct. Eeate IrXt off or taooey aud lor the aocouot 1JrC lower than Saturday.

The Three per Cent. Heat wa acarcelr altered. I tM roreUn SloOc Market was Erm. but leiiurv.eat. Prirate dtwount easier at 2 1 15 prr otnt.

BE KLIN. Set. IL Dealinxa oa today's Boone hare beia rerr xettticted abaenoe of many cf the aiexabeTtowiox to the Jewttb teaiitala. but the markets were arm. Mexican ttock iaproted fully per cent, ia coaaeaueDce of the increaaed Customs retenuct of latt Ctuoth.

Coal aad iron shares wrre wall supported. Bits on tit. Petertburx aad Paper Roubles were a shade hisher. The Laura natle declarad a dividend of 3 per cot. VIENNA.

8ept. IL On tc day't Stotk Market ba lnefs has lea to a lar. extant aurpeudad owias to the abaenee of the Jewish brokers. Prkea were trm. but ahowed very little rbacg tor the oay.

FBANKFOKT. Sept 11. On the Uourae ta iay bMticea haa beea cxceedlnrly quiet, aa4 juota'joot ahowed ao material change for the day. UiUa oo lndr a hrmer ar 20 4L IlCENOH AVKtS. SeiU S.

Preitlum oa fold. 131 perl cent, (prtrioaa qaotalioa, 247 per "AMERICAN PRODUCE. NTW YOEK. Sept. 11.

Wntw opened barely steady at Vf. riae for December and rapidly adiaactd under the laaueuoe, of the builias Bureau rt port and a cecrrsae la the am on r.t tn paaaage. remaiuiaf Bna all day, with lirht offeru tt and rood buying. clom( tna at an adtasce of lSe. to lfvc Salet 4.

btuhela. No. 1 Nortbtra apnax cpaed hixaer at 72,0. There was a fair dmaod for export. 11 boatioada beicx taken chiefly for early ahip tteat.

Th tiMbie tuj vly anoaa a rcaa of lahela oa the week. bot. an iacreat of i7.24,iX compared with laei year. Maixc optatd bareiy ate dy at adraac for October, and rttuain fire, all day oa the uof.vouraUe' crop rtprta. cicaiaj StrontT at lc.

to lVic adranec. Salea, buahcla. There waa a food export demino. IS boatloads belaf taaen. The riiiU i aupply shows aa Increate of 110,300 biithela on tte week, but a tSecrra of compel with Uat year.

Pbol'Ktrui. aith a fairly good at 10 points advance for ar lt 1 tn yviBb. ir wiutcra. Jfw York hpting wheat dean inter wt eat palest Vlarieapolis Patcau tacit fcr exrort "A akrs atkt for export Tc iay. Sacka i35 245 2J5 Frrr.

day. feadu. 2 5 3J3 r2S 2.15 Daily Ouain Movements (Thousands). heat (buabelt) KrocipU, Wratera Ditt AliaoUa Exporta. ditto Mali tbub t) Baoeipu.

Western Dittu, AtUntio ExptTta. tlitu Flour (LarrrU) bh pmecta, Weatera SWrlpta. Atlantlo Kxporta. Qitto Tbit dy. i.cb 3i4 143 76 27 ifi 5 33 banie day latt! i laar.

Lo 425 t6 43 145 a ICS 9 This week. 1C30 324 148 7 21 it ss 31 3C Thit 13.43S LT71 2.97 17.115 til tCl UK 4il 514 Latt 4X631 i 5.444 (1.971 856 7i3 i4.7t7 '718 441 The Empress of India, Crst elass battleship, was commissioned by Capt. St, Clair, for Rear Admiral Seymour, C.B., second in command of the Channel Squadron, yesterday at Chatham. Compared with the Anson, which she supersedes, the Emj ress of Inlta will materially atrcngthi the CLani el Squadron oStnstve and! defensive power. The Ansou will be commissioned to day, anJ, after undergoing a refit.

will relieve the Colbasus in the. Mediterranean. The crew of the Anson v. eie turned over to the Empress of India, and took with them their pel bear, an animal they brought bomb from Alaska some time since. Bruin, Lb is quite tame, sbowel considerable reluctance to leave his'olJ quarters on the Anson.

A Reuter telegram from Gibraltar, yesterday, says Her Inlian troopship Serapis passed here this afternoon, going cast," The Commander in Chief on the Cape of Good Hope and West Coast of Africa. Station, who arrived at Mozambique yesterday, left the same day for Durban. Letters have reached the Admiralty iroru the Com mander in Chief in the Mediterranean dated up to the 1st of September. Also from the Seuior Officer ibraltar dated the same day from tbe Senior Officer at 31 alt a bearing date September 5 and from the Senior Officer ou the Eat Coast of Africa up to the IStbult. As No.

24 torpedo boat was picking up her moorings in Devonport Harbour yesterday afternoon she ran into No. Li torpedo boat and knocked a large, hole ia her port quarter. The whole of tLe ecrar artment abaft the engine room bulkhead at once tilled with water, and every precaution wa immediately taken to prevent the boat from alnking. She was got safely alongside the dockyard wall, and a colltsiou mat was placed Fortunately the water was kept alait the engine room, and an ejector is being kept at work until the vessel canbe docked. The ships of the training squadron under Commodore R.

N. Harris, A.D.C., consisting of the cruisers Active, Calypso, Ruby, and 'olage, arrived in England yesterday after a cruise to Iceland and the Mediterranean. The squadron left Portland on June 10, and the cruise was uneventful tctil Friday last, when a gale was encountered off Ushant, which resulted in the Volage carrying away her jibbcom. On Saturday when about 20 miles south east of tbe Lixard; the Calypso left the other thit s. and made for Plymouth, where she arrived yesterday.

The" Ruby is believed to have put into Falmouth through strers of weather. rhe Active and, Volage have jrocceJedup Channel for Portsmouth. After the crews hare been granted the usual leave; the squadron will be got ready for winter cruise to the West Indies. Surgeon Lieut. CoU M.

M. Gallwey, Army Medi cal Staff, obtains' his prcmoticn to the rank of Brigade Surgeba Lieutenant consequent on' the approaching advancement of Dr. C. A. Atkins.

Col. J. Duncan has been directed to take up, on the 29th the. appointment of Deputy Adjuttnt Gene ral tO'the Forces. He will be' granted the temporary rank of Major General whilst holding the post.

E. A. Ogle, East Yorkshire Regiment, has been directed to take up, cn the 16th the Adjutancy of the 3rd Battalicn at Beverley. Major E. II.

Fitxherbert, Royal Lancaster Regi ment, has. on his apixiintmcnt as Comma ndatit of the rrcmotion to a half pay AM. r.M. 2 4 8 8 13 X. 6 8 Inches.

321. 123. H. 2 1 1 1 0 L301 L.too Tempera eee ani Htci.cmi tkio Condition or hie Air ix Losiok. SeiteIu r.icit 1112.

IToun' Temperature. I ito ot Ttntion Varur Otter. n. if 1 vatvia. Air.

i jct. Vapuox. and performed the carpenter's oieratiocs in such a manner that I wrote in my diary that He is certainly one of the let fellows Again Parke is described ss ever striving, patient, cheerful, and' gtntte," and it is noticed that in his many reports he 'J is too modest to speak of himself. Perhaps the passage that doe Parke the most justice was written on March 5, lfctV, at Kavalli. ''Thi expedition possesses the rarest doctor In the world.

No country in Entcpe can produce hi equal in my opinion. There may be many more learned perhaps, more skilful, older or yourger a the case may le, but tbe test of tbera have something to leatn from our doctor. He is such a combination of sweetness and simplicity. Sol111 unostentatious, so genuinely unobtrusive. We are all i 1 1.

i i i uuuiui iu uiiu cuiua ox iuic. mc ate aceu uiiu from; time to time as may become necessary frcra altered circumstances tb'ey produce revenue from the external trade and are cot felt by tbe bulk of the population they excite no opposition in India and may even be popular, and they involve a uiinfinuBt of Government interference with the domestic affairs of the country. International trade mutt of necessity rest on barter. and goods must in the long run be paid for in goods. So long as one country can End goods to interchange with those of another trade will prosper irrespective of the currency systems prevailing iu them.

It is the business of the merchant to watch the ceaseless change the values of commodities and to find his profit it. Exchange is but one factor out of several with which he ba to deal, or from which he mar gain. 'If rpHK TEMPTER. Jlr. Tempter" Metsra.

Fred Terry. EierilL FaUcr MtUteh. O. 'W. Anson.

Allan. dlolman Clark. Revelle. Callie. Wyatt.

Patoa. lota, tT Meedaa.es Julia Ncuaoa. lnas VaaLrngh. E. brucka, aij Uv Tree.

The scene Is laid la England In the Fourteenth Ceotary. Act I. Scene 1. On Board Prince Leon Vent I in the English anntl Hesaley! Scene 2. Ia tha yard of the Rear L.

Inn. oa tlx CiiUrj ruJ tW. T. Haaviltjl A rortoigtl pissea. Act II.

The Goest Itootn of aiat Werburs's Abbey, near Caatertavr (J. Barker) ANtghtpaan. Act III. A Glade cnUil the Abbey WaOa VT. Haan) Act IV.

Outatde Csnwtbtxry Cathedral at niitt (W. Uaoaf Tha Overture aad Incidental. Mua.e ipedally compwaed fortkis production Mr. Edward Ctrmux. rVata may no bf bonked on month In adranee, A DELPHI THEATRE.

ands. Cat. So Proj rietoM aud Managua. TtVNIUHT, att, A WuMAXS i VENUl byllenrr Pettut. Mntri Charlea Warner.

Ctaita Cartwnzht. Herbert Flematng. Rndgn Iluuiag, Jcha Carter. E. fMralaer Mtadaaiea Mary Kurke.

Tuwajca Fumir AgneaThomaa. Boa oBc 13 to 6. Doora cpo 7JC GAIETY THEATRE. Lessee and Manager, Geo. EJwardea.

TO aad every artaitj, ac 8, Aadna't ckartntng comic epera, LA MASCO TTE. with the ftil owing powrrtal caat MiaaPkyDa TtronUeo. Jljs Kaue 8ymoar. and Miss Florence St. John; Mr.

WalWe Brownluw. lr. Charles Cocym. Mr. Gen.

Mudie. and. Jlr. Eabert Pateaaa. BoXtacw open 10 to 6 daily.

Dooncpea 7JU. GAIETY THEATRE: IMMENSE SUCCESS of LA MASCOTTE. special M'atinee. Satnriay aext. Sett, lath, at 2.

GLOBE THEATRE. Lessee, W. S. Penlej: CUAKLEY AUNT. Brandon Tbomaa.

TO XlfiHT l.rr ry Evecing; at 9. except Saturiaia. Precaxled. at by JOUN axiuxiuvux, ax aiatinew Box otSre 10 to i every Saturday, at 3. Duonapaa tnU lit! cf Air.

PfT'Or Hnml.tl.. hwrr Airlp.t IOcuiIj frrtt. (batura ion. 9 2 lAarwa. i4 il 52 45 44 locbea, 38 liiaica C5 22 Graiaa, I IS 12 Ft Cent.

I 71 human nature becomes ennobled by this gem. He is tenderness itself. He haa saved many lives by bis devoted nursing. At Abu Klea our doctor was great the wounded had cause to bless on the green sward of Kavalli daily ministering to these suffering blacks, unknowing tnd enheeding whether any regarded him, our doctor was greater still." Speaking of a pygmy girl who bad to be left behind with the thief of Kiruremo, Mr. Sttnley say The little thing had performed devoted, service to Surgeon Parke, who had quite won her heart with those soft gentle tones of hi that made everybody smile affectionately on the doctor." Dr.

Parke attended Emin Pasba when the latter hid a cexrly! fatal accident at Zanzibar after bis rescue. It would le Invidious to make comparisons between the nicm hers of the Relief Expedition who co operated with; Stanley in making the expedition a.ruccess, but we feel sure that all the survivors without exception would gladly testify that no ono was; more gallant in action, moro energetic in grappling with practical difficulties, more helpful and cheerful in times of disaster, more attentive, kind, and' gentle to the sick ard wounded, whether European or native, mere generally respected and loved by all who came in contact with him, than Surgeon Major Parke. We have to record tbe death, after a hort illness, o7Mr. George Cclley, C.B., senior Commissioner rrl P'nre Mr Piillv wra first employed under the Royal Commission which inquired into the employment of child. en.

He was i subsequently made by 31 r. Stansfeld an inspector Under the Local Government Board, and Wa well 1 known both in Whitehall and in the north a a most active and intelligent officer. On the appointment of ta. do so much out of pure Jove for his esses that he sends goods to a foreign country, sell them, buys otner goods tcere and brings tnem nome Be eliminates exchange altogether, and we accordingly see that, notwithstanding the difficulty, the volume of our trade with India gees, on' increasing yearly, regulated mainly by supply and demand. The Indian exchange difficulty does not then concern the merchant greatly while the bulk of the Inlian population do not care a cowry for what may be the, value of their property in a foreign currency, and want gold only to hoard, or lor personal ornament or.display.

It is oulrthe Indian Government, with the official clas.es. and others who most remit fixed sums, that complain of the diminutive gold value of the rupee. otherwise India could carry on a Lnica does. The Indian Government ha to make large remittances for home There is littleor no gold produced in India, while the supply of silver in the world has increased by leaps and bounds beyond all anticipations, so that the Indian Government sees its money depreciated in gold value in the markets Of tbe world and finds itself almost'unable to meet its engagements in gold. The doting of the Indian mints has not prIaced the relief anticipated, and the'lndiau Council is unable to place its bills at anything near the desired rate of Is.

Id. per rupee. It ae env. likely that some steps will have to be taken almost immediately to meet the difficulty more promptly than the closing of the Indian mints bas'vet done. The first necessity is to obtain revenue to meet what is called the "loss by exchange.

Now this could be effectively done by the imposition of import duties they should be pet on silver lullicn, cotton goods, and other suitable article. They might be taken wholly or in part in gold, and perhaps levied ic England on pools shipped for any Indian port. The cold liabilities of India hare been much aggravated by sterling loans contracted in England. When the nrst cold loan was raised that the policy was a dangrrous one. but it answered for the time, and more gold loans have followed.

It would, hovever, have been" better to have raited the TT AUDEYILLE THEATRE. Lessees and Miaasers. A.aad S.Citti. Every Ermine: at 8.45. ATklP ToClllCAi.tt 1 Mine Gracie hitaiord, ilea Rue Nurrja, Rua Mam Dltuir, Miaa Man ThoraeaM.es Kate Kearney.

Mr. Sydney ISn ugh. Mr. Laurenxe Caatley. Mr; Lawrencw dUraty.

Mr. WiV lrtU Carr, Mr. Bert illiama. Mr. Mark Kloghora.

Preceded, at tyijlXEH. Doora at 7.4a. Box otBce. 13 to b. COU11T THEATRE.

Sole Lessee and Manager. Mr. Arthur Chudleiih. Every Ercniac. at A45 fat the Ink time in London a thru act farce, being an vrsioa at tka great Pariaian aucceaa.

Chamrngne I Malgre Lav. entitled THE OTHER FELLOW. Fmt Horner, ia which tha I ullowiaz ladtas aad seatlcmtB wi3 apprar i Mr. CLarlrs Crovei Mr. a IX.

BrookSeld Mr. Weaooo GrtMaibltlt Mr. Will red DrajcoU Sir. IL de Laoge Mr. W.

Wya Mr. Compton Cooitt Mr. Mr. Charier Burieigll Mr. iMymou Hick Mr.

Hjdney ardea Mr. Bertram tea Pattae brown Miss Elleline Terrias Mm InU ah Miaa Aida Jraoure rreceded. at 8. ty HIS TAST CHANCE. Mr.

Seym ur HicU sai Miaa fllalinaTemta. Doora open at 7.30. Eox oOt no opts. The theatre haa beea entirely redecorated by Mcaan. Marlcr and Bennett.

Slo.ae tr.reet. CRITERION THEATRE. Lessee and Maiiager, Mr. Charies yauham TO NlCUT. at SJCV Ltcocq eaie LraUd cotuic op ra.

LA FIIXE DE MADAME AN COT. Miaa Decinu Miaa Amy Angard. a llaalee Crofton, Mist M. A. Victor.

Maolames ECia Jeffrey. F. Frances, Vera Mr. Valentiae. Mr.

W. Blakaley, Mr. a Davenport. Mr. W.lVua Mr.

e. Uemalr. Mr. S. Hu ar herr.

and Mr. Coortic Founda. lTa ceuad. at S.14 by POOR MIONONETTE. Doora open ax 8.

LA FILLE DE MADAME AN GOT. MATIN EC batarday next. ai 2. Door, open UX CE1TE2U0N 1 HiCATRIC ALHAM BRA. Open 7.30 Two Ballets.

At 8.40, k'lDxvLlA. ot at ljXCQ, CHICAGO (Second Ldifiont laa. Pviuoi, 1'orro, aad Ccrmaai: P.gaaiul Cedivivus; W. Man ten U. Lapioo.

Varwuea ly Lea lVogalu. Uax Uarley. Lilly vm coiemau. Tbe cialooaa Troupe. The Tillay tuateu.

The Tha r.olzers. Ac Telephooa 3SJba. SHAFTESBURY THEATRE. Manager. F.

J. lUtra TO NIGHT; at 8.15. MOROCCO BOUND. 1141th UuteL John L. hiIW.

Letty Lin.1. Templar Sale, Liitaa Reatrrc. Bad Charlea Han by. At 7.45. KEX HARLx.1, tha laimiubio mimic ot popular acton.

Box sinca 13 to Id. kfalinea) BatnMay iMXt. at Protioetor. Mr. Joha.Laucaater.

riTRAFALGAU SQUARE THEATBEv Ulthtimeot NITOUUHE. Cnmte Opera from tha Freaeh. TO NIGHT. aTEjO. Mr.

Frank Wyatx. Mestn. Fred Storry. Bar court BcaUy. LeoLard RtuatJL Ac ail Charles Glrnsex Mis Violet.

I lelaotU. r.Uie Cheiter. Ac. and Mile. Maria ElUa.

Ivla fUtt there were those who said I XlLTuL2 nVvilfl.TI' 1 1 AWK. C1TVHH III HI, I bataxday next, at ZJOL ICa Fuller at all matinees. Halt pnco liar' matineea only) to all part Bui yifllce open daJy 13 to IX Minimum Teaptrature, 43Jer. I Maxlaum Ttnperatare, tcda MOVEMEST3 OF GRAIN, PROVISIONS, Ac (wacK xituxo Birr. BH1PMENT3 FP.UM ATLANTIC PORTS.

To Iiverpool Luoloo Glaegov East Coatt ForU Bristol and Ireland Total Forope Previoua Wheat. Uaahela. 4UO0O sa 000 7C.CC0 aoM 1SJ.C00 L.4.7.0U0 Liverpool Lofadoa Olae ov East Coast Bnatoi aad Ireland Couliaeal Total Europf a revious weK zie6.ooo 2.2SC.0W Lard. Ih. U80.TJ00 4U0W 10,000 1W.C03 Z72U.O0O Maize.

Koabels. mora 60.UD 80.000 WOO II 32O000. fttCOO tSLSOO Cheeae. Bo tea. 25.803 22,700 .60) 1.100 03 Flour.

Baga. 7S.CJU3 13CX0 43.0X 3.00) 23.000 70.003 354.003 512.CXO Facoo. iBoiea. 15.900 LS0) 100 i S.330 24.400 19,000 Dottar. Tab.

00 Tallow.Fetrolrurd. lb. 40XC03 tr.oooi KCOOO U4OC00 BarreU. 2.000 njxo 13.000 1 423,000 2.30 SB.800 300. CCD 1AOO 7S0S 77.400 UXJKQ 137)0 Ti eUVT.

wKrtLX an4 asalra wra aa foflaw heat, bus. Malr.koa. Rept. 9,1893 66.140X00 Sept. 2.1831 tS.8T2.C00 H2J2 KptnitSl a71W00 1721AW0 I3vt.ltl8$t 8.7M.703 8.130539 Oat.

have tarn to BeUmbaf, J3e; Ctbaf iuLAn Lxxrovad lm aft tha Mwalac and kept arm alt PARIS. Sept. 11. Barometer, 30in. Therrno ineter uiuxiwiubi, tnintrntici, 53'C4deg.

Wind north rait. Sunshine. BERLIN," Sept. "11. Barometer, 7 03 mm.

Thermometer aaajtmuTH, tAtNtmuxn, 43deg. Wind west, licbt. Weather fine. 11. Barometer, 30 12in.

Thermometer maximum, 63'7deg. minimum, C06deg. Slight north wiid. ROME, SEPT. 11.

Barometer. 20 02in. Thermometer tnaxtmuvi, 8060deg. rtintmum, CC'ONleg. mid day, Ttl'ltdeg.

Wind south, very weak. Fine. LOST LUGGAGE. a I vtii iiaxnrv 1 ji 111 1. 11 tnvtTTinriiiiia i i irinria in aa.

a a. loans in ina.a vou nave mci iq lou oi ezccanire on 1882 Mr. Uulley replaced mm as 4.ommisloorr to London at the time. These gold loans I ami hiMUlt nil I should be paid off and no more raised. India possesses immense resources coal, ironstone, I and limestone abound, many things cow supplied from England could be produced in India.

Contract for such thirg, whether given in England or in India, should be paid for in rupees, cn delivery in India. No. efficient guardian and administrator! of the public interest in the landed estates of the Crown. He received the Companionship of tbe Bath in 1S92. We have to announce tbe death, at the age of 68, of Mr.

Thomas William Kesnard. at his resi dence. Orchard house. Sunbury, on Sunday last. Mr.

Uou" wonm be cony opposed ar great nrmne Kennard had successfully accomplished a large number it it a th. .1 of th. nation that we should retain India and keep her pro EMPIRE 302nd and Last Night of ROUND THE TOWN, at 1XL and CATKIN A. at 8. mpported ignorina tUvigny.

'Miaa Katia brymoor. Jiignor Vihccnti, Mr. Fred riesmore. Mr. John Ridley, aad Signoruw CaraUaxzi.

Aao a powerful variety company. Tun Bevwne. Paul CXnqoevalkb; Marie Uovd. K. ii.

Knowlea. Ac Tn New Eotruce Irom Leicestar 1 street to privat boiea. fautauxlAtad box ttalls being now open, pre a perfect circulation of irean air tartusnout taw ncue. rrnuerJ taia taeatre tne coolest in Lonooo. xwors open aa iu.

I PALACE THEATRE. Every Evening, at 8. Fred Storev. fttrr Prv.le. Fiah and Warren.

O. w. Hnataf. TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES. Sir, An unvarnished tale of prosaic woe is seldom interesting but, may occasionally be helpful in saving other from like predicaments.

Five compulsory days in" Paris in knickeibockers and nailed boots, part of each day being spent in inquiry oSces railway stations, and custom bouses, does not, perhaps, sound a very grievous burden, even when supplemented by a considerable unnecetsary expenditure of cash but to the sufferer it is enough, "especially when be or she is conscious that all this loss of time and temper was due to his or her o'wn stupid readiness to take apparently friendly advice. Many of yonr compatriot have recently been reduced to a similar state of misery by tbe same, cause," said the courteous chief of the Bercy Douane to us as we wandered disconsolately in remote part of the city seeking for our trunks and on tbe strength of this information we decided to relate briefly to you the essential and prime cause of all our worry. This it is There i an intelligent English speaking official at Zeimatt, perhaps elsewhere also, who resommends returning mountain travellers not to register tne ir of engineering works all over the world. He was chiefly known in England as the founder of the Monmouthshire Crumlin Works, in lS5j, and the designer and constructor of the Crumlin Viaduct. This wonderful work the Crumlin Valley, connecting the counties of 31 oumou tin hire and Glamorganshire.

Its length is over and the height is 200ft. It was opened to the pubjic ia Another great work of his wa the. Atlantic and Great Western Railway, United States, of which he was ecgiceer in chief. He had also, in connexion with the 3larquis of Salamanca, designed and constructed a large number of viaducts and bridges in Spain and Italy. Jlr.

Kennard was the second son of Mr. R. W. Kennard, M.P. The death is announced from New York" of Mr.

Joseph Battin, a well known inventor, civil engi i neer, and philanthropist, in his 87th year. Among other large engineering, works he devised the scheme of bringing water through a tunuel from Lake Erie to supply the city ot Buffalo. He invented the coal breaker, receiving immense royalties fcr its use, to enforce which he bad one suit against the Lehigh Valley Railway Company, that lasted 20 years, and i piled up costs of nearly 40,000. He also invented a i I roaa carnage, Dut aiicr wors: in perous aud The selfish interests of the few must give way to the genera! welfare. Cheltenham.

HENRY P. BAB BAG E. CORDITE. TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES. Sir, I have no pecuniary interest whatever in any kiud of explosive," but I feel the rerr strongest personal interest in this country obtaining the best possible powder, whether smokeless or not.

I therefore tead carefully anything that professes to give new facts. Consequently I read very carefully Captain Noble's letter on 44 Velocities with Modern Guns and Explosives," pnblihed in page 14 of your impression of February 2 of this jear, anJ I hive compared that with bis. letter on "Cordite" in The Timet Of this morning. To an artillerist both letters are incomplete and tantalixing, and I venture' to that he will supplement them with a little mora precise infertuation on vital points, ror instance, be does not tell us in raters Manlin, Ststen O'Meer. Tha Kellinoa, Pyladea.

SesoanMr naaoos. A rl Arctic a. new op to Jata asuca. tupponai. by Miaa Magaie Dur 'aa.

Miaa Ada Blanche, Mr. U. Barry. Mr. Murgan.

TO NlGxlT, 1C bCAlLAMOUCHlL.paatomiae tall, niattimr. Manager, Mr. CharUt Morton. MR. HENRY IRVING, Miss ELLEN TERBY, aod th Lyceum Company.

TO NIGHT. GRAND OFEKA xlUIJaE. Man Franclaco. Kteam road camaee. but alter "0.

tyears developing the idea was forced to. abandon it, owinz to tne opposition 01 city auti county auinor.t.es. wno hit wei bt, or volumes of the respective list r.U lrisl.lGaw, it 9aM It! I ft tTltrhtmTl I UiVUIf a a aw a horses. After accumulating a large fortune, a few rears aco ne ar.nouncea nis intention to wunaraw Deolali Depot, accepted Lieutenant Colonelcy. prande ritc'ac, saying that from Switxerland thi pro With regard to the statement that Capt.

n. B. i ces is quicker, cheaper, and in every way better than Scaife, 1st Battalion Royal Sussex Regiment, ha, the ordinary method, ard that he would himself see to been selected for the adjutancy of the Cth Battalion i the whole thing being properly 'done. By grand Rifle Brigade, we learn that that officer has been I vitttit accordingly our garment went, with the selected for the adjutancy of the 3rd Battalion Royal ultimate result that they took five day instead of one, and cost lOOf. instead of lOf.

The amount that they cost in trouble and anxiety of mind is less easily from all business and devote the remainder of his life to religious worship and charity. He presented his native town, City of Elizabeth, with a building for a free chool, which cost 50,000, at the same time distributing smaller sums to local charities. Joining a sect called Faith Cnrists." he presented its leader with property opposite Central park, New York, valued at 000, and property in other cities of an equal value. His charities at last became so lane. ADELPHI T1TEATEX.

A. nd S. CattL Sole Pvpnetort and Maesien. Tin 3 EVtNINU. at 8.

A WOMAN'S KEVENOE afrenv Charlea arner. Chaa. Flemming. Carter, BaitEog. H.

KuateiJ, aad E. W. Cruin.r; Meadames Marj Roike, Aj Stanley, P. L. Forater.

Aaea Thomaa. YrAIETV THEATRE. TO NIGHT, and every evening, at 8. LA MASCOTTE Meant. luggage but to seed it direct to their hotel in I am by frequent, and peculiar that the Courts were appealed to, and.nis estate piacea in me nana 01 guardians.

Our Paris Correspondent announces the death of Sussex Regiment, commanded by the Earl of March. made at the The following appointment were Admiralty yesterday Surgeon Frederick Sterieker. to the Royal Arthur; to date September 11. Midshipman alter E. i oodward, to the Wanderer, to date September 14.

1XCUM0XD MLL. TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES. Sir, The statement of. Mr Trevor in your issue of to day that the Dysart trustees, if minded, can cut down erery tree on the common is absolutely untrue and mistaken. Petenbaxn, B.W., Sept.

11. T. U. HEAD LEY. Firs.

A fire broke out hortly after 1 o'clock yesterday morning, at Cms Keys mews, Marylebooe lane, S.W., ea the premise ot Messrs. F. A. Wells and com and forage dealers. A baildintr of three floors, about 40ft.

squire, was rerr severely damared by fire, aad thiee brse which could not be Induced to Clove were roa.teu to ucau. computed. I trust that the obliging official receive for his trouble something more adequate than the mere tip from, the grateful traveller. A commission from the carrying company may, perhaps, explain his zeal. But whether the advice proceeds irom malicious cupidity or from culpable ignorance, it is.

certainly bad advice, and should henceforth be treated as such. We have met with other apparently friendly advisers in our time, notably one at the Gare du Nord, who a tew winter ago, by a little artful assistance," procured for certain travellers to Italy an incredible amount of suffering resulting very nearly in the death from exposure of one invalid of the party but that i another story, though the moral appear to be the tame that no deference to superior local knowledge should lead people to accept volunteered service or to follow advice which doe sot commend itself to common sense. Yours faithfully, AN INEXPERIENCED TR1Y13JLER. il. Adolphe Yvon.

the historical painter. born at Escbwiller. Lorraine, in lbl'J. studied under lnl Tlp'arrichi was sent br NatKileon III. to the Crimea, and painted the capture 01 Malakotl for the Versailles Gallery.

This won him the grand' xueuai 01 mc oaiuu iu xoot TEE LOSS OF THE VICTORIA TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES. Sir, I have read Admiral Colomb' three column in The Timtt of the 7th with interest. I think I understand hi argument At any rate, I hare tried my best to do so and I think also that he is cow only repeating himself in slightly different language. I ill not follow his example, which I should be obliged to do if I attempted to traverse, his long letter. I have said my say, and have nothing new to add to it.

If I hare failed to show that the of the Victoria was not due to a want of common knowledge of the mancearring power of their ships by the late Sir George Tryon'and hi Rear Admiral! and Captains, then I hare written in Tain. Your readers must be the jury, and. Admits! Colomb is welcome to the supposed advantage of the last address. 1 atu, indeed, an old mend in disguise, and I wa extremely sorry to see Admiral Colomb. start off hot foot upon what I am convinced is a false scent.

1 am. ic. ONE OF SIR GEORGE TRYON'S LATE he used' in his. experiments, nor does he tell tts what pressures were recorded, tncugh on this point he makes two contradictory statements in his lebruary letter. In that letterttrsajs that cordife has developed no characteristic that would prevent its use ia large guns, while its imokelesaness and its 1 capability of developing, irif A fAe fane energies enormously in exce of those which can be with ordinxry powder Bat lower down in the same he says that the old; powders appear to maintain their pressures (tcatcA art, of courte.

vtueK lotctr) in the forward portion of He was 1 the gun better than do the new explosives." The italics in loth cae' are mine, for the purpose of drawing his attention to the passsges which flatly contradict each other, and I will ask Slr A. Noble which statement' i correct. Tte latter statement is much the fullest, and would appear to be the correct one, because if Le will allow me Jp say to the former statement is a physical impossibility. At least I will ask him, ss a man of science and an artillerist; to explain how the ame pressure given out from two different powders can produce different lesults and not only different results, but In the one case energies enormously in excess of those produced from the same pressure given out by the other substance. Of coarse, the same presuro can only give the same energy, whether thtv substance that produces the tValUcw Br Mmlow.Ctav lXnyerrv George Modle.

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