... I s ?? ,caOUS VOLAUPU]C Say be the international laligtiage of the future; but A Cbiinook Jargon has the advaul- - of boing alrtady established as a practical t iui of couliuicfttion between some fifty A NvLe Lho otherwise would be utterly unable s t3nieretand eauh othor. What Chinook I Jgx eans W may be seen in Mr. HlORATIxO w AiLiS &Manual of the Oregon 'IRade Ltnguage, s ' jl0 by ...

... NEW YORK, SUNDAY. Professor Goldwin Smith, in an address de- . TI livered here on Friday evening on the ?? ofk 'of A Canada, Great Britain, and the United: States, ?? said: - itI no C ' Wo Americans desire to bring Canada Am( finto the Union only by the free& cosent of imp ?? people. Canada is now a self- an governed colony of Great Britain. The Imperial sidei *country still sends o4t' a ...

... l1E,'ITMAL 1'ARLIAMENT.I JJ0OITSE OF LO:RDS.-VoND-A,,. TJ-o Lcoil cetescenaori took has seat on the Woolsack lta &quarter past four o'clock. T. 91'i.Ii EASTRR1 HOLIDAYS. The jljoorquiq of SALISB3URtY inl answer to the . E't rl Xsx NiJuTLE Said slie thought thtey shomuld have eo i' FIIlridav ]iOt. TI;ore were four e 001V PINto esovethe ftoya assiit, aird be, dill not b thitiee tiiO lltb ofli~lr ...

... Quat& TVn greatest of all American millianaire han been discovered in the person of Mr. JoHN T. 4 9Mw kO.U-n v& an. v- -JL~ 280ELnR-a name that seems to suggest M&V lucky deals in mineral oiL According to a Prsual friend supposed to know as much of idide stsudrd oil affairs as any outsider M possibly know, Mr. toO ELLER is the 1appy posseasor of one hundred and twenty- uke millions of ...

... .4ST NiG0T'S GAZBTM PARTNERSHMP DISSOLV!D.P~ - A.C. Esrger F E KHszer,eand P. A aper.(tadn at the Be21tJ ~dWine Trade adltm' AisetculicaNnCrutobad. sw lar as 11:1 re regards, H. a Hrarper-Hruper ed-dari, ascouint- po ante-S. Warren. and E. Vaughan.. in,ch~e illfegre, r. a V vision ?? cikerin. an Co. jsrI 6* t, Tweed and elsewhere. ,voo teohiton anra, , ,o ?? end Lunmley. Newmanetreat ...

... THXIS MORtNiNG'S NiW. * lit 1 Mir. Stanley arrives at Victoria Station to-day sit at I.80 Bam., anti drives from there to his reel- deuce in De Vere-gardens, Kensington, vil s (Grosvenor - place, Hyde - park -corner, and r 3Knightsbridge. p 3 The attempt of the Government to rush the MI 1 Allotments Bill into Commuittee at yesterday's th s Bitting was strongly resented from the Opposi- wj tion ...

... . of or Lectares-F. iecks on Early IntrmeallMtio, he Royal Institution, 3; Dr. Richardson on 1 The First Al Electrician, London Inotitution, 6; Talfourd Ely on is Greek Painting, British Museum, .3; Dr. Wylde 'a on Madsic of the Future, Gresham College, 6; Miss Homersbam (National Health Society) on h Medical Nursing, Mildmay Park Conferfuce Hall, let 3; Messrs. Powell and Proctor ...

... I METOOLOUICAL 1PORT. I & .- o DAIL r XWS PP Ul ADEL. READINGS THIS MORNING BYT PuM. to-s. NWXMrr AND ZAMBRA'S BAROMETER. A ErNor I ~ the outwi MO. . 4 WD. THU. 8. Kavurthz N. N.E. N. W . W.N.W. hldl ~t COLOI inF frouc Mirzapo - - ~ fromsa a 5- - . CUXH -rived. r -left atil. 0 01-A 30 so 30 30bury Dtx ItRoyal Al Pssed tf - I luhiBC - . -LtVE1 0 - ~ -Ionia, fr 291 29 2leron I Iubens. ...

... ?? eUR coonruoMai.) e VIENNA, WRSZSDAT XIN1T. COt This morning the thermometer stood at the cai Y. lowest point reached this winter. AU the ear windows were covered with thick ics, and the r snow grated under one's feet. he horses j > steamed as they ran, and the atmosphere was for l, filled with, minute ice particles, producing 3ea almosthe appearance of a fog; bat as it was a I mnd -bright ...

... ] THlE CONTEST AT STAIMFORID. contr the c ,PROML OUR SPECIAL CORRtESPONDENT.) Room STAMORDWs~x~sDA Evz~e. and b: STAMORDWxnzsn~rBYRNIG. in co Tidings of the victory in North St. Pancras brilli, reached this place about twenty minutes to 12 breatd last night, aid it was known to a good many postp( Liberals before they went to bed. I have been fared to-day in the neighbourhood of Bourne, and it ...

... Our Rougho Till Birmingham papers are at present much exercused by the reportsof an inquest which hu ?? 0aihf of terrori2n in the se of revealed a shocking state of terrorism in the 3 the town. The terrorists are the roughs-in this The case, the roughs haunting a particular mliw. iment hall. Their latest victim is a manager 0t A 'itics hal named HYDE, who has been be86 to uper- death in broad ...

... ME ANTIGONE AT THE WESTMINSTER i TOWN HALL. I 0 band The representation of Mr. Robert Whitelaw's the E *ersion of the Antigone of Sophocles, in which the Viscountes Maidstone and her associates made their of M appearance on Saturday evening, was unfortunate in of IN inore respects tban one. The Westminster TownIaXU, anid though suited, perhaps, for public xneetiRgs, is ill- whic adapted for ...