... 28s 30s per sack of lbs. beans. LIVERPOOL. Mondsy.—Wheat firmly held spot. Futures opened to }d dearer, in sympathy with America and the unsettled weather hers, but are now barely good the opening. Maiz- firm, but little doing on the spot. Fnturve steady ...

... currency of the country —the money which legal tender. It hardly possible to imaginethem taking any other course. Here or in America a ju Igmeat would be for many pounds or many do'lars, and it v\ oul 1, of c >urse, be satisfied by the payment o the coins ...

... hold Lambs' Hotel yesterday afternoon. There waa a large attendance, John moved that Burnett, who had just returned from America, take the chair. The said that the Directors were very glad to avail of this opportunity informing them how the Company's ...

... and steamships, from monopolising the whole China trade. Foot Race for the Championship or America Uols.—A foot race for the short-distance championship of America and the large stake of 4500 dols., over a distance of 125 yards, between Davis of Kingston ...

... cannot allow it to be correct further than this, that the working classes in Great Britain are as intelligent as those of America. In other respects, the argument proceeds on no basis of fact. It not merely assumes the equal intelligence of the working ...

... carry out such of the spinners themselves preferred seeking employment America to dying of starvation at home. But the alternative is not what we have stated. With the exception America, there is no Power in the world could nearly approach us in the number ...

... in Sir Stafford Northcote's absence. The Committee appointed inqnire into the expenditure of the Irish Skirmishing Fund in America has reported that no part of the fund has been used for the purposes for which it was collected. ✓ At meeting of the Edinburgh ...

... Mr Harvey Lewis, one the Liberal candidates, was returned yesterday for the borough of Marylebone. The intelligence from America, conveyed up to the 6th inst., is again warlike, but whether it arose from a Stock Exchange panic does not appear. A few days ...

... is the intention of Mr Parnell resign his seat in the event of his Land Bill being rejected, and that he will thon go to America to ask money from the Irishmen there as contribution towards a new electoral contest, whose object will be to seat a hundred ...

... Mr Gladstone said it would not be fair to print the American case in this Country, as it was not given to the public in America. Lowe gave his reasons for the Government refusing help to the Livingstone Expedition, which seemed be at least satisfactory ...

... favourable, might enable them to become great and independent nation—a nation which might even dominate the whole continent cf America. In reference to the present movement, they are well situated for securing its extension. Their immediate neighbours are all ...

... to make the most his position as an Irish leader. He regards the Irish in America and Australia his followers quite as much as their countryman at home, and he looks to America and the oolonies for a continuance of monetary supplies. A strong effort ...