... Friday.—The Council of the States has ap- tl vcd of the National Council's resolution interdicting order of the Jesuits. T WEST INDIES. P^^Kpoql, Feb. 9.—The West India and Pacific Com- 0{ y have advices by telegram from Kingston yesterday C.'a,w following ...

... shippers not caring to take on too much tonnage. The principal shipments are for the Adriatic, Mediterranean, and the West Indies. The number of Italian vessels at present present loading is large and it is anticipated that trade with that couutry in ...

... the vessel will be got off. SOUTHAMPTON, Monday.—The North-German Lloyd's steamer Kronprinz Friedrick Wilhelm, from the West Indies, passed St. Agnes, Scilly, at two o'clock this afternoon, ...

... —The Kronprinz Frederick Wilhelm, from the West Indies passed here at seven twenty-five this morning. SOUTHAMPTON, Tuesday.—The North German Lloyd steamer Kronprinz Frederick Wilhelm, arrived from the West Indies at eight o'clock this morning; she brought ...

... SHIPPING AND MAIL NEWS. PLYMOUTH, Wednesday.—The Royal mail steamer Tagus from the West Indies arrived here to-day. Specie 351,000 dollars. Mails forwarded by 2.15 p. m train. QUEENSTOWN, Wednesday—The Inman City of Mont- real from New York arrived here ...

... arrived here at 2 this morning with twenty-two thousand dollais worth of specie. HURST CASTLE, Thursday.—The Tagus, from the West Indies, passed Hurst Castle at 10.20 this morning. SUEZ, Wednesday.— Messageries Maritimes Kukong, left to-day at eleven in the ...

... Friday.—The Teviot, from Hong Kong ar- d and landed the mails. FR(VMASTMOL?RH' Friday.—The steamer Penelope -arrived ■■PI E West Indies this morning. Pan Friday.—The Adriatic and Oriental Com- IT S S,^EA;MER Cairo has arrived here from Alexandria I J ER Majesty's ...

... addresses bearing on missionary work and detailed particulars inconuection with their own labours as missionaries in the West Indies. It was stated that the collections on Sunday amounted to J321, which was an increase on the previous year. MONMOUTHSHIRE ...

... became necessary, under the standing order, for the second reading, and it consequently became a dropped o--Clel-. The West Indies (Encumbered Estates) Bill was read a third time, and passed. Mr. STRAIGHT obtained leave to bring in a Bill to authorize ...

... 11 of Boundaries of Dioceses' Bill was read The Prison Ministers' Bill passed, with amendments, through committee. The West Indies Encumbered Estates' Bill passed through committee. The House adjourned at twenty-five minutes to six. ...

... FORL?A' has left Calcutta for England, with sealed letters E Queen, the supposed object being to ask help the Chinese. WEST INDIES. G, Colon a difficulty had arisen between the United >AV\3- AU ...

... Schenck has not communicated further on the matter. MISCELLANEOUS. • The Epping Forest Bill was read a second time. The West Indies Encumbered Station Bill was read a third time. IMPERIAL COURT OF APPEAL The adjourned debate on the LORD motion on the Imperial ...