... when the captain and crew arrived; I had not previously kno*n the captain, and I was engaged by Mr. Long; the crew made no complaint on the day of their arrival, so far as I know ; I gave my boy orders to give them a dinner at twelve o'clock, but I was a9horo ...

... picture of a little boy, with a fair head, under e the depressing influence of a most uninteresting and a unpicturesque complaint. His face is a study of - subdued grief, though he evidently does not con- sider that the painting implements which he has ...

... bank for farming the revenue has been definitely rejected. The news from Bulgaria is more satisfactory. In consequence of complaints made against the Bashabazouks in the province the Porte has given. orders to the Generals in command to place them under ...

... WM1AIL NEWS. Lisbon, Thuraday. The ltepsageries Maritimes steamer Gironde, with inward French and Brazil mails, arrived yes- terday evening. - ?? Thursday. The Zntnbesi arrived at a this evening with the malls, and left at 9.40. Panillac, Thursday. The ...

... UniOII ta de- | AUSTRI.& AND RUSSIL YILxA, \VREDNF.;)AY.-ML de Navikoff, the Russian Ambassador, is stated to have addressed complaints to the Government respecting the un- measured attacks upon Russiapublished by many Austrian and especially Hunganan papers ...

... Servian troops having fired on a passing Danube steamer naroe. the Tiz%, the Austrian Consul-General has lodged a very strong complaint with the Servian Govern- ment, demanding from it the fullest satisfaction for the outrage. RomE, TiauRSDAY.-A denial is given ...

... perpetrated by them against the Chris- tian population are simple and absolute falsehoods. Order is rgorously enforced, and all complaints are attended to. According to semi-official papers, Austria threatens to occupy Servia unless war is concluded in a fortnight ...

... posal, and that a similar request has been addressed to the rail way companies in Roumama. With regard to the continued complaints made a by the Turkish newspapers and the of ficial tele-. grams from Constantinople that the truce had been violated by ...

... of Turkish rule and the unmeasured arbitrariness of Tarkish offi- cials, Eurdpe must fail to see the appropriateness of complaints, accompanied by so much blusterand preparation, precisely at the time when the Con- fereece is about to meet for their redress ...

... contempt for all their surroundings Tu'he cost of the new ball was serious enongh to warrant a committee of taste for its inward adornment: It is said to have amnounted to £20,000. Iii- deed the trustees of the Muiseum seem to have great sloipathy with ...

... the e carrisge of the outward mails to New York from s Scotlan 1 andti the North or Ireland, vi. Movilie. th There was no complaint against the service, Ur th wvhich t was performned with marked punctuality, in as testi Fled by a eomrnunication from the ...

... country was 'behind other civilized 1 o States. The project of making a Ministry of Rail. ways bad been induced by numerous complaints on the part of the postal and telegraphic authorities, r and also by the state of the traffic arrangements on l thebrailways ...