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POLITICAL NOTES. THE TIMES, WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1902L ff mil the Dmlck. srembws, th. pvosmlbi, doty on son, .1 thongs, wgnard to th th. trrUoc ofproto iortk.

Jin it hold in tkeymaoa. fWn'iiium hare been IIM II nbnndoning th. Ui ebcmld mIW in one, of tlw ooesanittej room, whilst aom member nnnriilui th. position taMtuentij grsra to warrant tb. "inimocing Unkmtot prty by tb.

Icsu. rv It wu bated In Um lobby or the Hons, of OommoM last nsgbt that, whatever might happen In Sooth Africa, the Oomrnment would not abandon thoir propoaal to reriv too registration It Is officially stated that ho Coronomi do TO DAY'S ARRANGEMENTS. hbwj Chatottoa aamadaa at tbammaal mhsiIh of ma Leads. Gaito of SaCATA, QromwmTm, A ThDukof fansrldgi aiaallai th Taatitntiaa. Wtotehali, noon.

th National Una aaaormtbrn. fiord The Dubs of FUs wsstdes st th. aaaaal OraSnStorw te JMU Ring Edwards Hospital Pood: General meeting is asanas wtU the CoraaaUoa Ball, ami mi biiimi.l vsmteball Hooaw. Hotel MMnaola. TU Duchess of Marlborough dsxtributes prim compeU'ion of the Sooth MilJg Dist Mr.

Chamberlain will bo asked by Mr. D. A. t.r dv whether. befor discussing the ommere relatons tt the Empire altJi the lnrrearontat.

v.w the self gorem i colonies when the; are hero for the Coronation, be will nflord the Uouae an opportunity of considering the attitude that should be adopted by the other untry in rsajmae; to an pillpliaaja, thai ay be made for mjtaMfafcJag a system of mutual trade preferene" within the Umpire, Dr. James Wallace, who ha arrirrd in England eommnnity on subject of esul. lag ship on the river BfjB, had iuterriewa ymitorday with the President of the Hoard of and it la probable that in tiie DMHEBSOs a day he will meet a number of mc iulvn, of Parliament uiU rexted tn the qoeeUon for the purpose of explaining breciady the objwt of his mission. The Master of Kiibank having raised the question whether, in view of the fart that adjnt of Yeomanry pet the same rato of pay a adjutants Of CoTalry.the pay of VoIuntT adjutants can be raised to that of adjutants of Line roffimonto, the War tXfit annoonee that adjutants of Yeomanry were oririnaJly granted the higher rate of owing to the exceptional dutie. lrajl upon them on the last tattoo of Umnew force, and that it not proposed to extend this rate to adjutants of Volunteer corps.

The following special foor line whip has been Issued for the Toning sitting of the House of Commons to day London and India Docks Bill. Yoor attendance this day, May 8, at 9 "clock, is most earnestly requested to' snpport the third reading of the above BQL A. HasJam. M. Poster, J.

M. Denny, J. B. Stone li B. ilaldane.

S. A. Sadler, L. Sinclair, Robert for Quota Dafsnos trt CureMfJust Royal Uurtieultnral Sodrtj iecinlr car Jens three Loodoa thamher of Commem (Inoorporatad) I 20th Losdon Municipal SochKy 6ir K. Oarka, K.C, prssiass OuhTlr00 ManiciP1 Trading.

Constitutional Cuaiy CtunciU Association Masting of tha ax nnril. GuihlhslL Wsi Lata Ulesnk preside at ths asnos CuT rn, of tne Chalsra Hospital Lord M.dlstva pres. tin st mrcting of ths by ths Trinity THE DISTRESS IX ST. VTSCKST. Down to last evening the Lord Mayor's fond lor the relief of the 46,000.

The day's donations included India, per Msssrs. QrnJSy1 K. ilssJUia, Pstsr CurdrKig, Ilints i Su Matt i 14 7s. lid. jfr.

Q. A. Eeritt. 10 Ml Brrick sod Vt'orwstar, 30 Wantac Csioa Char i SohsoT Q4l. 2d ad Co XI u5 KaUted School Chspsl.

sad Co. (Umiudj. 52 10a. Miss hannu Tetlcr CM 8ir John WW is, 10 Mrs. Barrow, 10 I Mr' i i' Lsn.

booker, 10 SW rwjm and Urownincs, 10 I us. lioij iniutr. Haiabsa, 10 Mr. Juuas Buchanan, 10i sufl of Manas. Jsmes Burhsnsn snd 33 Its.

6d tbs P. sad Steam Nsifation Company, 103 Wnxs'll 13 Id I Mr. sad Mrs. V. A.

PhiUipa. lUs. sad Mr. W. II.

Adlor, 10 10s. txsj smmal mosttag ass held ysstMuaj at ifsm IssIbi. Bu W. Hoousjwortb, pVMdinf The CRAiaatajc, in movint ths adupuon of the report, said that three ourths of ths past eosr had bora out hi anticipations of last sstntfartory uade Uam tn sons raoaat yasrs. In that experience thtir company rssioD shrid'tW baoUcJ that thcrs as snun owaooaosra.

A tbe pryfli a hich had bean msds during ths past year and ailing dnrutg three parts of ths year. A aiani had takaa ptaca, however, ia ths bat mm tamed to improre rip to the present moraent, lfe rrplsbwi is deuil various iterr, in the baUnce heet sad out that a sua oi tsUL represenUng the profits although ths cheque, bad nteWlKcla lleroen presi de st the soma Colonial Club, Uotal Cecil. The Lady Mayoress lay. ths foundatlon stons of ths City and Cuilda of Loudon lnatiti.U Mercers UU, Chasptrids, 2 30. Bithop Tvrweil on Africa's call to ths Church.

St. Mi.hsel's. Oomhill, 1 15. Qiurch CisfU Lesgue General meeting. Church Houos, Royal Souety The Chamical Society Ortiavj ssssting.

Burlington National Indian Associatioa Mr. Justios ChsndSTarkar Charles jTLyau'lB tteohsU, Soctetl of Alt! rim Association Exhibition, Mildmsy ConXareoca Hall, Room No. ths kvangclloal Alliance, its work sod principles, cha.nna:i, Richt Hon. Lord I'olwarth, president apeakers, Iter, luller Liooch, Mr. W.

U. Seaitrsm, snd Mr. John Wood. Cambridge Graduates' Medical Club 7 13. Complimentary banquet to Mr.

UrooLnekl MuiL SL Alhsrav rosd. liithirate cc.1. complete show, 3, in stud grounds, of COharoeaj horses, Racing York sad Bath and Cr. i M.aC. y.

Anstra Stray, st Lej ton Oxford Uni remit; Meetings. Lord's; Ka Company Meetings bmnaer, Mood, sod LiTerpool, 1. Cbubws Tea, 34, LeadeaJbaU sUast. 11. Ciiy and West hnd iVoparties, Uofborn 12 30.

Iihirwar Gold Mines, t)ueen street pUcs, 11 30. IXmnaTherera Ohrnrtma Railway, lnoheater house, V. Bsnloj and MBiachoTkail'TaV, LoawalL' 13. uiler a Earth Union, iocaaster boosa, 3. ice, SS, LaanuQ stroet, rouitry, 2.

Hsstt llranoepeth Coab, Darlington, 12. i'scific Meam Narigation, Liverpool, 12. (Juc Central, 3. Ureal Winchester street, Q. Bi otti Afri.a, incister iiOUse, 12.

KLort a Alnion Hotel, 2. i u. l'otU ri Waterworks, Hsnley, 14. 'l)lor (J.) sod Sons, York road, 1. 1 Af ai.

Goal TnA, vimiiun ftrc Uotol, 11 30. West Loudon Dairy, 6, Spring street, 2. Rayal Nanl Resene Volunteers Bill, Second readia i otlanuy l.ili, CMx ond reading. Ug tLondoaj UWi SaSuaA resdmg. uupcoiaoos of Mi.

Cecil Rbodes? e1 foMowing eauacu from his letter To tbods of us who hsve were profits which belonged to that year, and LtowIuc i 10 hl au' tha4 tAm 10 oountry. luere was hardly that they would be recejTed it bad lki mM not WOTxU wA all ht, right that they should be allocated to their proher pla i courae dttut of us are free from is the books, lis aiahod to assure the shareholder, Ullins Ujoe hu great man passes thaws war ascertained profit. Ths book value of their I awl 'P the fact la bis esse VShaterer ir properuea was sat down st 4.W 1,270 from that Ut fmulLs iu RiKxl hTs had wan matter Jedu. ted toe reaerre fund of a net ralue of hitasclf and has Maker, for my own part, from or 4.000.000. loesmoconowaeJsW.OUOspmdtss, 1 hsTe iad with Mr.

Icuodsa, hicn workeji out that ths value per spiadle of ths wbols Ujt of thsjmosroligious man, in ths deepest IkijUd issnothtr thing that is not generally known in iw'uth with ths cost of ere. ting millt v.ojd at ones SB that Africa, and therefor 1 suppoa it la sen leas knoan a 26a. 3d. per KptnUle was a price wtjos Tasht to on hou.u, Uiat for a long tim Rhodes knew that be was a dene to profta, there doom man. Years ago ha said to friend of mine, was nothing like an over sal nation of their properties.

1 here are so many things 1 want to do in Sooth Africa Ti.e.7 miiit remember, too, that this figure in lolled all nd 1 nave got only so uany years to do tbeui Tju ths loodwill, sod hs supposed thus was a goodwill i ss told som axven vears ago, and the period be men attschsd to thriving concern I ke theirs. Tb aat BTOtt Hon expires tbis year. Could anything mora con msalhsMstikr 3sUttetJMwss0tJa, and aAersytwg J''1 "OTeL'' r'M'j of char, tor and intrinsic towao idasrea. and OMntug allotbarnwb amo wSsSTBl It hH that the character's earned fonani ase 13.a3. This year it was oid pro UM bcBt howB ''t8 things, and if tuia letter is I vn a Kiur, of 50.Ko to the retena'fund not two long already I should lis to mention on or whereas they liad bwsa in the bal in previous thou littis things to show what to uiy mind tne yes's of transferring 100.0vl to tl.at scconnt.

Rhodes was. Una afternoon four of us started from As ths vaars went by it wss not so neres bctunr for walk through the grounds, in ths jar to add larre an.o mt to the reserve it was earlier, hret i lace to see ibis now buds that had got for Ikay had reoeired as premiums on MSI sBe( his collection. Wita soma dilhcolty we found gate aiiares is conneuon thep.rcjse of the Preach bosi locked. but Rks a many gates in this uat Uasre bad Una year been a tela! addition of country fastened with a pieos of warn MMad msnsd sh saarS top. One of tbs rty Ihsn ss now a member of ths Mr.

W. HlioTJ mm, MJ', aernrrded the reaotrrtion. Miaaatry untwisud the wire and we got in and reirawfcs on the xr.i nu by Inoii" frt, aaid" tT ttaveU helund to fasten tbsTgata as heaors'(T SlwJd hk saoeedinicly wall kepu, ami the sharel oUejs have menU oned Uat ss it was Sunday afternoon thei tamesd of raoaving par eant (tha um rt earned hy hundreds of peoplo, man, women, and chikiren, taw 42 easpacuve poor to th analrarcauon grormus ss if Ussy had been their own.) had races vac: par oasu I Rhodes turned and said, Com along, less it Th reaoinuon was corned mmarmorsdy. I said le, 1 the birds are nesting snd sum of these repuad Rhode 1 a Tot Gramas Couomm Oar Berlin CVrre "I osBgram of th Gorman fsloassi yMslug tb swat wideh tha Lake sxpedilioa had been treated by tb British ac muTag tu ssirsryi on Uw Niger and the Rfia Vohea staaed. reply, that tha leaden of theex as trad with th iiwalarbrsa of bar Rah klaor.

bad Vaas rrwnrtiuag bis power to dnmoml of th SSMdsthsn. ConmVoSaa, praised ths amgsmi is oas spirit of free trade La which the British jrfjS Oarsam. Isxd ctd. Iran saoh Jfch stoonTth. hs.yif wSTlV A rmofiuo, go in ar.d wnra we were sitting chatting in th bitfisrd room, so well known now to readers of the illustrated a little girl, apparently child of tha artisan obmx, ona w.

sib tP saiKi said, Will some on please 'give me kha slj James I Jronl bring this lRsrls rUuis which way th wSnucT' Hnjcrorj. Trjltt Societt. Tins annual missionary hrvj.fast masting in connexion with this society ji v. rtay in Cannoa rtroet Hotel, and was very largely attndsd. Mr.

W. U. Brown, th chairman, said that this society did la heathen lands what was vary nee esary, but what th missionaries comd not do in sddiUcm to their other work lag CMntbss Btara tor. faioraUon must form large part of mission work, In order fully to dswoiop Christian nbartBSsm sod tha pee pl who ware tsngbt most be given somaUnng te mad. On the OaUiwnt, too, eapeoiaDy ra atoms Catholic countries, th aocisty's work wu ruird.

The Rev. B. Lovett, oris of tl secretaries, said that far tbs last few years xpssatUar bad tar axossdad income. Tb deficiency bad been drawn from th society's reserves, but tJcnotgoon for bmgAt OBITUARY. Ma.

P. R. li. Jraxntms. Oar Psrliamentary Carraspoadant writas The death of Mr.

Francis Rroxhobn Grey Jenkinson, C.B., tbs sTialjn anil yester ck to nvembers of Parlia ment, who bad ssn him in his ptsos st tbs table. apparently tn excellent health, up to tbs ev altboogfi assiduous In tbs dlsehs rs of I lis ofae isl dutie ha bad been hi failiag health for a considerable period. lioomaaaI which continued a Sir Courtenay Hbert, th dark was progressing, but he nfortonately arrive Uta, his coUeacu bavin, disd flvs mi net 1 Asshrtin' Jths" Second sf in itsao, ana wno became Clerk Am on promotion of Mr. (afterwards Sir Archibald) Reginald Paigrave, began his career sTu Ttephen' in tha early sixties, sod, bavins had exaerieorw hot of the Public Rill Office and th Committee Offlca more oemg called to the table, he bad an unrivalled knowledge of Parliamentary procedure, the valne of which was fully recognised by Bir Reginald Paigrave sad Sir Archibald MTlmnn, as well a. by Speakers Peel and Gully.

Sir Courteoay Itbert also peaks la th opention. During hi. It years of service on the 3 the House Mr. Jenkinson made friends amongst technical points was Invariably sound and trustworthy, and his unfailing courtesy obtained for him widespread popularity. The Nationalists, who might hnv been expected to com into frequent conflict with him, testify unlikely that reference will be made to his death next party meeting.

Ms, Edwaad Poktb. Mr. Edward Posts, il4 who died on Saturday, in London, was for more than fifty years a Fellow of Oriel long a Fallow in Oif friend. though he could hardly be raid to in cither place except to a very few ii Retiring in his bsbita, singularly ret peny, though shrewd snd caustic In his talk when ha chose to talk, be lived tb life of scholar snd student, reading much but producing little, thongh Hoiuceu uispiayeu one scaourvliip wids erudition. He graduated in 1M4, takings first in classics.

He acted ss CLausical Moderator at Oxford In 1851 55 snd as Kxarniner in ths School of Jurisprudence ward Director of Ruminations to the Civil Serrie Commissioners, sod this was tha chief occupation of a life which wss otherwise devoted entirely to indaneixUet study. Esrly In life he had published translation of the Posterior Analytics of Aristotle, in which displayed fins scholarship snd a real insight into Aristotelian thought, though his method of translation wss peculiar to himself. It was, in fact, an attempt to give in good English the substance snd dgniflcaoc of what Aristotle bad written in very crabbed snd highly technical Greek rather than a translation proper paraphrase, in fact. translation and commeulary. uubLis2.ed bv ths Clarendon Press, which is greatly in repute among students of tha civil law.

In 1398 hs published a scholarly trara la the newly discovered text of Bacchvlidea. flruk literature, Greek philosophy, and to Roman Law wera th scholarly pursuits of his long and studious 111. Ha and by himself. A few old friends wera devoted to nd hs to them. Only in their company did he ever a few who leged t.

Jxford an I Cambridge Clubs, where his familiarly spoken of as Homer by his omcil leagues were well known, though probably few decline on Thursday last, ai Trinity, when he obtained Wellington College under filled v. of ex I WM ibiiiing discipline witii rrnrpathy. In nd accepted the rectory of Cromhall, iversai reg ird and rejpect, both as a and as airmsii of ti.e board of guardians and magistrate. Here, as in his Oxford life ustible good humour, distinguished by a p. i hv twice diacl ti.e offi of Moderator, and twie of Masv ls, wit.

ui i. and urbanity which ho carried into every relation of he occurred on Monday, at Lymington, of Rsab oisai. IU.vii.ton KnwAiti. Geor.i Laru. He was in 1323, the fcon of Captain E.

C. R.N., tnd Captain s7 was nude a Riar Admiral Admiral nrle marriiHi in laikli Maiiet, of the 4Ctu Regiment. Mr. IL lltx, the well known oarer sn snd coa.b died st Stroud, Gloucestershire, yesterday, sged 43. Mr.

captioned the Kingston Hcrwing eight for the Grand tho Wyfolds in ISM snd ed tho Kingston Club until hut year. Berlin Correspondent snnounce the death, on Court of Administration (OtrerscalraayrrrieJiil. the judicisl service in 1S71, but was only I last February to the position he held at the and was membei russi.m Ministry Lh.i a Red Cross Societ Dr. Kugler a family. Cm IIOSTITAI, The festival dinner lAuulon licwpiUJ DHaMO TKJt CHEffT.

best, at Vi tori i Hotcl Cecil. Mr nark, aaa nvbi hwt nnrht, ccu.raxiy inclndod Mr. Herbert Robertou, Ensaace Smith, Mr. Joseph lien; on, Mr. C.

Pox (Mayor of Uethnal KrecnJ, sad Mr. Henry T. Dudley UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, Mat IT. Tbs Right Rev.

Charles Gore, D.D.. Blab. Worcester, and som tima Fallow and Dean of Trinity College, has bees elected as honorary Fellow of that couega. Mr. Arthur Sldgwick, 1UL, formerly Fellow tutor of Corpus Christ! Collsge, has been elected hovssTsry Fallow of that collaca.

vl Chaid nHerrini. D.rser. of Christ iania on tha eclebraiion of the centenary of tb birth of Niels Uenrik Abel, and passed a rot sccepting with gratitude a collection of antiquitim tismslh.f to th University by the bate Edmund Okifiald, M.A., honorary Fellow of Worcester College, FA. of D.O. upon the Right Raw.

Henry N. Chrtrton, ymsagsj, upnyMvpom i ov.JohnB. Mer ion of th oSccf Keeper (Utely resigned by Profc providing tha appointment instead of delegates of the museum. TyloVTsS D. L.

Brvc, Rmm. M.H.BIhway, King's K. Curminrhtun, Job. 11. 1).

licrbi hire. CU. E. EL Dsrby, CU. H.

E. Midglev, S. C. Mould, Jea. II.

I C. Ough, Emm. C. WTPesrsall, Trin. D.

K. Picken, Ja. A. 1. PrlehaH.

Viieenj" I A. C. V. Prior, rung's K. Prior.

Perah. P. Purtoa. Ooeens' a. l' x.

n. L. P. Purtoa. Owens' A.

Duchesne, Jes. T. W. J. Cbth, relw.

,11. E. Stry. M.l i'ria. N.

Strickland, i I. i rln. A. McG. C.

Tamp. Migd. J. 1.1. Trin.

H. P. CU. X. D.

Walker, Vt Corp. Chr. 11. Goddard, Job P. N.

Qreavra, (J W. Hcide'r. Cathl P. S. G.

Uorslay, King' M. A. Webb, Trin. T. Horton.

Joh. E. Wells. Christ's J. F.

Hough. Joh. P. McC. Wilson, Cla.

A. J. (J. II im in, King's P. W.

Wood, tmm. W. Hughe. Je. Cla.

W. 1L htmnett. Joh. A. R.

Wright, Trin. G. K. King, Job. F.

Young, Trin. Allowed the Ordinary A. Degree. W. B.

Dams, J.a. II. C. Eddowes, Corp. Chr.

P. D. EUis, Emm. i C. M.

Cla. J. Jeakes, Trin. Eicuaed ths Generul Exarunation for Ordinary B.A. Degree P.

K. B. Jourdain, i rin. E. A.

fcmra. Th following hsve acquitted themselves so ss to de I R. Manrnall J. Jlemfield M. M.

Rogers M. R. Baldwin bate, Girtoa S. R. I E.

G. Woodgate I R. M. Leiteh Wright tb Ordinary B.A. Degree following honorary Viscount Hayashi, Japanese Minister Col.

i Dhirai air Rao Siodhia, Maharaja of G.C.S.L, A.D.C. Sir Shahu Chhatranatl ti.CS Maharaia of Kelha.r nr Ay.l K.l Hon. Sir A. H. Hime.

K.C.M.ti.. 1 Natal. Uo, tors in Science. Sir II. II, Johaston, G.ttM.G., K.C.

11., Sp. iil Commissioner for tho Cgxnda Iro lriucipal of the University of London Dr. Robert LU, Qu. i University, Kingston, Canada, F.R.S., Acting Director of the Geologieal Snrvey, Canada. fos.r of oxf.ri Mr.

1 reueri Seebobm. Dcorof Musi. Mr. II. W.

Parker, M.A. (Yslei, Battsll rofeeaor of Musio in Yale University. Th General Board of Studies have Mr. J. McTaggart Ellis McTaggart, M.A., FeluTw of Trinity, for the degree of Dootorlu Letters.

Ihe Cm vers, ty Lihrsry Syndicate recommend an annua! Ui the llev. D.Tinis Hall. M.A. u.idi undor Ubrarian.iIr. Uall entered the library in 1W5, longer abfoto there ular' duties of his 0eSo i honorary capacity 'gtibitions made by the syndicate fom time to time.

DUBLIN, Mat 27. Testerdsy st noon the Trovost of Trinitv Colle annonnced from the of the examirjition oall tha aulte or Uie recent Pellowabip and or Mr. Willnun V. Goligher. lh e.

Mr. Goligh toul of 781 marks. He is a a bolar of Trinfty Cnllr'ee aity student. been exariii. for a on ix revi ius i.ns.

AUd.i i ri nr the rtudent whose marks spproarh i.ru. Ji.nrv Ait 1. i 1'radcrick A. Lougworth (tiasa.cs'aud nietaiiyca A. E.

ScToope, J. St. hi i Mr. II. Mr.

MAIL SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. (Faox Llotd's, 4a) THE MAILS. The P. and 0. s.

0 yiilaranj sftexauon wrth tb I Pals was left Calcutta tasawf sManuag for PlvssowU aad LoskIob. PsaTawt Tii.Bombwy tar Land on. left Fort Said yasterday evening. Cssaax, bom Bombay, arrived Shanghai Monday. OsiMaX, Londoa for Bombay, arrived Gibraltar jismisj aswrslag.

bwasmo, London for CaJcatta, left Sues yasterday Morniag. Th OriMPacito Lin a. Omota, from Sydssry. arrived Port Said 4 a.m. yester.isy.

asd leftlaa. for London. Osnan. London for Sydnry, passed Parim 7 p.ss Mcsadsy. Th Royal MaUs Maooauma, from nriafbamptao, arrived Rio da Janeiro p.m.

Moaday. TaTSWaa, Southampton for Bnsil aad River Plato, arrived Lisbon I p. si. Monday and proceeded p.m. Esse, Braal for OR as, carrying cmtward South All Tshle Bay 7 a.ra.

Testerdsy. CP.ra arrived Las Palmes a.m; yesterday from th Africa and proem dad for SfHith unpum aad ados ria TeaenB. Avokoals Pernamboeo fnriiy for Liverpel. Isisia, from HIGH WATER AT LON IX BRI DQR THIS QAT OCBLLv, Mat Ths results were mad know, te day of th. far a certain number of coisnty aarf autei i and Poor Law piarlisn fot lb oonnty aad ate el Dublin.

In tb cce.aty councils and dUtri 1 eouaoisiia. politteal aatas ao has aot bean assterially alter (, tbs Onionh nssnwiwin fared, a rato, wsry ba the candidates of Uas Cmlea Irish Leaws wees siKcsssfttL in on of the ci'y wwrb tb fonr Unionist councillors, who had hU their se asvwral years and nowoCerod laemselvsa for ra war all defeated by Naxaoaaltst aliitotai An important c. attest ia in program for the rep tiOBOf th Port Rojal Division of Mayo on tl County Council. law candidates are Colonel left i the Mersey yesterday moreing. The Anchor Line s.

Astoria, from Nw York, T'ved Greenock yesterday. for Marseilles. ft Santos Kaaday. The African Compagy'l Jrn, front Africa, arrived I the Mersey vestercUy mommr. DtHOvrt tofi fagsi m'sy.

Si.if.B. f.r Wt Accra Mondsv. "I.N..O. fnm Av. nmouth, Uft Mintmai Sunday, fnr it 1 1 1 Uv for Uieipuul, pawie Brow Head I CO p.m.

yvwterday. OnM u. fmm Boston, arrived in th Mersey yesterday The liritish a prestige and is straining every nerve to tea Basks. A week ago Mr. WiU.aai O'Boan, M.1 Tunny's candidature.

On Snuay, ia tbs asms Michsel Davtrt traveltod all the way from Dob remote village of Partr Tb Rev. Jfr. Co already appoaied to his I in th ka to support Colonel Blah, aud lb small sudiei Mr. Davitt subsequently add nd otsida tl gate was mainly imported fr ra Kallrnrobe snd ConciadinR with the Inevitabl rfrnc Africa, Mr. Daviu mid that no scatter on wbM reav tb war may be cuued it is th Boom as wuo have warn.

The Boors had tank military prestige so deep in th raid of Sout 1'lM rat ilowd ixtera Morday. MIDIAS. for Liverpool, tmia hsjl Hong koog. Enrnsss North German Lloyd s. Rome, Santos foe Br rea.

May T. as arrive1 Vivo Chv May 7'. The German last' African s. Err Hiogo, passed ter hiiiMs, ontresl for Hsmbsra, passed Scilly 1 lOp iu. yesterdsy.

Ri'lu ari a. i rom Colem, has arrisad Fb ilas TCtN1 I Mewvigeries Mar i times n. Cwiu. Pamtlso fnr l'l te. nr ed Dahr.r Saiurdsy.

Isnt's. I historv. Englard's military us i lass was auw prt claimed to toe wboia wo. U. But for ta help of her colonies, snd.

sad to say. for the fighting qualities of tor Irish mer enari b.irgSen. woui hav wiped th soil of South AM a ith thsir English foes. (Cbeara.) Caauvla are! Australia had itr. neeo Eoaiai.d's nd to I decrepitude, and wouai shape thair future itoatiakw ia I tho light of what they now believed to their own V.a jomrjiom.

of tb. fruiu af rtogiaod iaia to Souta It is reported from A theory Till a ftotosaal atoil three shots were fired at Lord Ashtowa's oaaadvmaB at Carafmiht Crcoasisaear Woodhtwn. JTha eaacasmm KataaShs to astabitoh rentagrtatian on UawflB AtBSC covmty Sligo, on Mondsy. 1 1 memben ipiracy in a county fini tolaiaSsastor So Crlsim Alt Tt cnar.a against several of th defendants were sltmiesie, Qve were convicted, snd Tf was aidered that they shoald ad bail for six monUs. or in dofinlt go month without hard labour.

Thar refused for Marseilles, mpngnis General 4 p.m. Monday. Philadelpbis, passed Nantucket 1 Ju p.m. Monday. WRECKS, CASUALTIES.

Ac. wards 4nd BELFAST, Mat V. seeting of th Duffaria Memorial Fund was bald te tb Lord Mayor, Sir Daniel Dixon, presi disc penny, th Lord Mayor's secretary, aonouncwd that tb rubscripuon list now amousted to KJM. Letters enclosing mbsnripttou. and axmsastof asctofssrtkm at memory of tb bate Lord Duff erin were read ram tho tha Ntaarn of Htodarahad, and others.

It was In I fid close the fund on Monday noxt, Tb boa. secretaries submitted tb report af the sub ooounittes with ragard EX W. Rum i. Aatrim, last mgat, saM that a general alacooa aright bs Tann Mpee ne ardralat. May X7.

Ths rrvara Meaaaw cloacr at hand tuaa most people supposed. Peace was at ji ibo." "iur vmr' Cr tostJTtoatetaaiawe that was assured all othm harbour. saseoa at am The Unionist fin is ml as i lb 'TTni naswl rt'aTrruwJaia JJu'Z iT rdpotetrorsd rana tod InauasMpasa krlatwn, back to protection, and had ssugbt te aasto th faawae BtirAziui K.thlia nead left ban uj da. a. umi nict.

jd prtnc iple of Mr. Gladstone's toast lastolHiai ia Karrj. KMUTw uuijj. rat additioQ ,0 ail they had 11 til If matr 1 1 sBdAK'saBaaB. CajJJIGAATAM, Bua aso Alpraa.

ram Kstsl. sntvwj aw Jhe comity would my to all this when it bad ths AL'Vib and a coaurter.t Caieaxiat mXhrndprnm stedtoaL totawl tre wlte aaa UavrAstor. of th possibiUties of tb future thoir doty was ctosr. Tiutuga. teed lav afalars are! Cadla.

PT "ady for tb fight at an, aaonsast, la. salt hare tohgZJSZ jl Ireland the land question would be ths opiema tosaa. sanies. 6a toctes, ulaa. lJSSSSI ferring te tb arapoosl that aU Irtoh smsatomi of both BtStzj rwolidi wStST SSm.

Uy wvod it "Iri half a doaan Sastooos of tbs kivsrpa lor Booster, baft here THS A TLA STIC SnfnjQ CowBCMATTOW. At llwT Tt WI" Sliteoi astertoi AJxrad JoaawT8 NKW TC V1" i from the London chamber, that lbs loTrsVL rT, I to co operate with the London ebassto i oouacll is wiling hi ae matter 1 nuua avast! sating into tbs Axtontto Stopping fsnhlassl far" IJyarssariaft Sd fssiwtJmy Jf aaths sobjasR I ss. I held for the ducomioo of tha whole subject af Brittoh rati. ahippln." Sir Alfred Jones said thsy ai! what bid I taken place abont the stopping combine, lb ohsmber shouid wait sod ss bow was likely to afoot thorn, a llcw IIL. Bj Dseful lessou for this country how better to Legislate for an industry instead of against it, England had not au fesfromjho but they must protect their Mr.

Pierpon't Morgan esun with eaoogh masryP. woW bs aao jaa. out of hU deal at the price he had bought laaisisul to Inn wt mil Hut it would certainly not hs tha policy of tbs Br.lTTBH Com.s and Wool lirrrca' Aoanrr i EveepUonal mvrest is batog tshsa to Asreliminary meeting of diasntlsned aharili niton bat already been held; they aaaaaJatai a deputation, whi.h yeater lay afternoon had sn with the director, for the prirpoee bf ascertamitg what is tbs Manila si the nstruuage of the King, and Durhc ol Connaught had th added Uu.t tb Rwigtoos Tmet Soototy. Tb Raw. O.

I. Derm, of roc Xing a I Holmes, of th Loadoa Mtorlmsary Society, New had. he ststed, bean made from the King Edward jjiutosis Mr. Albert Levf ainslalsndljs rna" sfoocrri result of the native was 1630. He then following letter which he had received, signed bv Color Egerton Comptroller; I am rsqoasted by kii Roi sincere regret that he il unable te attend the rfto evening on behalf of the City of London Uoapi his Royal Highness tains in this admirable institxrtion snd of testifying to tha valuable work which it is dsing.

Sirou. 'msstml. "iH. tioya? Hlg)usflmad i IxttoT donation of 130 towards the1 sods." I anbaa straater Samital," the chairman asve particnlars oTiu alsabto by the working mas' aooioties was shown bv the fact that th. ISbts wore SJa The following holsri were elected on the results of aaftSawaaasCl BitlTUN.

'lue snnna dinner of the Pharmiu eu Jial lmnl JllJhxJm Jt friendly sharaota oa both i 2 1' "I I Hi nwlSS "nukL'c'r 8ro 1.1. i. tvell of the I aj hh ajw st Elliaiown CoUtory, Lunaa shire. G. D.

(president of the rharn.acemi.al a t. ysterrtoy afternoon. Th top of No. a shaft ia timnainl II. am.

I I a Vm. wasHustt. i Dyca Itockwrirth. the Shefl I I i 'i ate wfd t)ttsj nttinodioos. aad I ordsrs war to V.

r. i.rir.;w. Mcib roe). Mr. li.

li wse re A i.ie...i mnm i cac award for the miners to make their escaps by lent of ths Royal Coltog of Mr. F. I hSi L'Z Ova ltato" snstT fcl'toa ttof" of the Amistants'Asaoc'sti'oui' 1 1 ulf.icm ot huroiag timbar. Th angtohuuaj Master of the Miciety Apothecaries, tatltsf.liT I wTelta te to T. ITfTjT: I I KOREIGX SAI LINGs! fffi Sro attended a Acts.

It essential that th sal of poisons should i 1'kc fW. ton, wbedtodoa ilaj itow or. r.tr re. ntoted nnt or.ly in tin intrrr.iu phsn ts I SA s. Cwr.

nifo'ie arssid ihosptaL also iu I re at, I hoped that the Um would lr.r'v wslsf Braawa, a toantess. treats of the Roman fill 11 an faawl I 1 and Mr. 8. Botob fJir. a B.

Alton, who v'l. uZHZttnm. mm. pr, Aaxbedral, TFiT isl gave tb toast of Tb Medical Professiou, arid that to S' 1 i La Ua Church. T5lTZ th i "If 7 "onathan tJtoy'had KntAT.

Cfcj 1 1 9 fgSj Mh vVaaMMW kxL aad hitherto, done. It would raean, however, that th i Trvrafi: r. 1. Su Joan's. hdaartoaC aad 8a.

Fwtar and Pato to cfwi t7t0.rk I s. Po. in iortobell wild. cVOtltog bill, and St, Joaaot fTZif hS? HOMB ArVAL8. Almsboa at Brook greos, Hammersmith.

Th estate reply, mid that onr.ecled with medicine, ho BRISTOL, saua. wa, CUi.Xw ayai caw of Mtos Falaat has been mined at M.4C 7s. UsV fr LbocJe, for 'ITi'L. I aad to. lOd.

at. Mr. At Cooss, of Th rTi i ,1 hehad after HOMB SAILE OS, ZJSSmlSSJSSXi wfl JjaoamtwoSou the Koyal CUege Mr. M.I.. Mr.

,,..1 il, i.ert Anal sr l. After the of The Kin." Has in propo i. i it. of aad said that it would be auUsto ponnds sndtb tosgtb ra to transmit th cmrran amounts to no tots iha.