... police, but being able to give a satisfactory explanation, the matter ended. the Times.] Lkkds, September 2t3. Yesterday two Irishmen, named M'Carthy and Call ill, attended before the Mayor of Leeds (Mr. J. D. Luccock), who had sent foe them in consequence ...

... read by Mr. Hedger, the secretary, we learned that since the establishment of .he-order in the city, 1855, members had been united to .the same, and 170 were now in the society. They had now in hand, £4.'> B. 155., of this £123. had been invested since ...

... teebuck : Were those native born Americans, may I sole ?-No, they wero mostly Irishmen, I should think 10 out of 20. There were a few Welshmen, but they were mostly Irishmen. The Chairman: What was their motive ?? motive was undonbtedly to get higher wages ...

... work on the land, and thereby sup- plant the unlon men, do earnestly recommend the leading Irishmen of this town who are friends of the working classes, to unite with the Workmen's Aid Committee In convincing their fellowv countrymen of the justice of ...

... 165, 9, 6 francs, 62 Peruvian, 6 pe cn.,10 Is.lan 5 per Cent., ox. 2 .711, i 67~~~racs J7, Ditto, 5 per cent, 1872, 535, 9, United States, 0 per cent., 5-20 ?? 0~~~ yej~arf, red. 1882, 1028, J, Forli~nseS pr cet.,186. Dtto,187. 371,846,350 dole., L2#7, ...

... and the hiahts. They who expect large transmissions of arms and money from the United States will, from present appear- ances, be egregiously deceived. A meeting of Irishmen was called the other day to see what could be done for Stephens, the ex-chief ...

... Rull) ascended fthe m-otion, and it was supported by' SIr. Smith (Sender- 0 t lenid). - Mr. Blowmnan (Belfast.) said that the United 11 Kingdom implied Crest Britain and Ireland. Wats lie to uinderstanid that the te-mi Britaih vessel applied to ~ r Irsh ...

... loss of work has been brought on unoifending Irishmen by the explosions. In Leeds and Sheflield neine firms are discharging their employds wholesale. In Londlon, wherever any considerable body of Irishmen are employed detectives ratch the premises. On ...

... follows: - We imported from England 1,353,000 double cwt. of pig-iron and 15,555,000 double cwt. of coal, and we exported to the United Kingdom 3,843,000 double cwt. of sugar; 380,000 double cwt. of iron and steel wire; 105,000. double' cwt. of wire nails; 255 ...

... Chamber , of Commerce the establishment of a uniform rate of I penny postage to British India, the British Colonies, and 1 the United States of America; and that an aeknow- I ledgment of the same had been duly ?? following report was then read, showving in ...

... Freight fur Grain Str. To Ilpool. per bushel liid: 1%/d. Freight for Cotton woflerpoo..3o . 3-ied. 5t ?? Petroleum to Un.ited Rlngdcm 16 / 1/6, a'1- Tin quiet;- closing, however, steady and 15o. dearer. Iron hast again been quiet. Copper nominal. Silver ...

... other Securities, 3%: Exehadge On Londoc, 4-81% ; Cable Transfers, 4-85 Exchange on Paris, 5'23% ; Exchange on Berlin, 95Y6 ; United States Fauded Loan, 1161,. Jan. ' Jan. 2. Weatern Union Telegraph . . b , . . 84 835/s .klchisob Topeka, and SsantaF6 ?? 46 ...