... are bad, but he hopes for better. We have had wars, but it doee uot follow that we ane always to haro wars. We have, he thinks, every reason to hope that we have got toil end of our troubles in South Africa.' AU these questions of detail will have to be ...

... subsequently mhke a report to the Ministei of War as to the state of the Italian forts in general. Much imn. portance is attributed to the general's visit. A stipulation has been made between the Mimisters of War and of Marine for the exchange of eighty cannon ...

... are to be fRtted, in acco.rd. ance with Admiralty requirements, for war pur. poses, the same as the Sorvia. Lady Roberts will accompany General Sir Frederick Roberts to South Africa. Apparently the cheapest seat at the last elec- tion was Drogheda, where ...

... further ad- vanced. The Home Railwsy Markeb war weak for Midland Great Western and Waterford and Lime- rick, but aain strong for Great Southern and Western. In Canadian, Grand Trunk Third Pre- iference war very depressed and fell 1. Steamehip securities ...

... Duart Castle, from Rng' d for , south Africa, arrived here at nine a rn to-day, and pro. o ceeded at one p rn for Cape Town direct. The Afmrica s Company'. steamer Biafra, with mails fromn the South- west Coast of Africa, left here at inea todam . The same ...

... Francisco, May 5-The American anl ?? Alameda, for Now Zealand left to-dayc Liverpool, May 6rThe British Africa C*osinsY% steamer Sberbro, frbm Africa, arriv&mthe Msaq to -day. Dover, bay 6-The Orient Line steamer ;Ga ,, MedYezranea for London, passed to-day ...

... fronm speculators realising largeml in yearly options. A brisk de- f mand to covir iitrar. set in. caused by thie IEnuropean war rumonrs. ann' thor;,h the esport I trading ?? been htnr dhe n'arket closes strong at an adrance of t to ,- |Sales, 15.000.000 ...

... - : _ ar_ _ _r :7t DUBLIN 'MiONEY MflKRP. invain, Tuasday Evening. Consols recoverel 1-16, to 1012. New Three er Cent Stock wars unchanged tat 101, to 9. and India Pour per Cent'stockeat 104, to L. The Home R ailway Market was quiet. Midlind Great Western ...

... bed and ashing what was the matter. The woman is making good progress towards conva- ,leecence. .THE RUSSIAN AUSSION TO AFRICA. , ~~~(B]iuiuvaas TLE~t.EO71.) Paris, Friday. A despatcl: from Aden of to-day's date an- nounces that Capttin Atckinoif u ...

... Batavia .arrived here to-day. - Liverpool, Tuesday-The British and African Com. b phly's steamer Lgostfrom e West Coast of Africa, , arilved this morning. i, Madeira, Tnesday-The Union Company's steamer Trojan rrived here at 10 am m to-day from Plymouth ...

... aravsaenl, Oct 11-The Orient steaamer Austral, for SydeSy, left ett-day. London, Oct 11-The Donald Crrie steamer War. wickc Casle, from Sooth Africa, arrived 'a-day. , Dartmouth, Oct 11-1'Te Donald Currie oteasmer Nor- . ham Castle left to-day. Plyouoonth, ...

... second day of the settlement. The i markets both for Homne and Foreign Securities | H continued fdat or depressed ohn reiterated war ru- G nnour s Late this afternoon it was unofficially iG reported from the London Stock Exchange that Sc var with Russia had ...