... MOORE AND BURGESS MINSTRELS. i The great popularity of these minstrels vaS 4 strikingly shown yesterday when Mr. G. W. Maoori took his 24th annual benefit. The St. James's Hall was crowded in every quarter-in fact,, after tea in the morning it was impossible ...

... ll0i, and Mexican Railway Ordi' nary to 7 M4, i. Mexican ?? stocks ros nearly per cent., while, other issnes, in-. eludig American railways, receded J to 24. Consus closed l00s, 101 for money, and ll0,, 4 for theaccount. *Taz Conservative party, we are ...

... were froni America. While all re- spectable Americans desire to do everything t possible to punish such dastardly scoundrels, I the moat intelligent opinion is that it will be exceedingly difficult for the American Govern- ment to take any action which cam ...

... but tbere wa- a recovery late in the day, the rise being I y tvi per cent. Home railway stocks reoededl I o- to J per cent. American and Canadian seenri- I oh ties wv not mteriall trd, the New York rd xobanrf being ca oZ. British Government stocks urther ...

... combatant's soul and strength; but Sir i STAFFORD NoRTICOTE is not combative by i nature, and is not very strong. Yet he is corm-I pelled by the sheer necessities of his position to provoke the duel almost every day of a session. One is reminded sometimes of the ...