... 1 SECOND EDITION. I AM RICA. ARRIVAL OF THE TEUTONIA. SOUTHAMPOSx, Arnyr. 28. The Hamburg and American Company's screw steamer Teutonjir, from New York on the 15th instant, has arrived. She brings 150 passengers for Havre and this port; $8$j0GO for France, and I150 for Hamburg. On the lth, the Teutonia spoke the screw Bteamet Pennsylvania, from Liverpool for New York; and on the 23rd, the ...

... :~~~ ~~ ~ .- ~ :: I i ,, 'S ;I.,- , ; =:, I , ~ ( EBSEJY DOO1C &:*HARBL11i ' ;P]3OAB RD.. -I ,- The6 weekly moelntso the KerVY 'Docks. anil Hasr bonri bcard was ae yesa'ayd ay t the Dook Office, 'Revenue Buildingi.,. Mi. IBro~ckleban r'ade, MrP.,'Rl. ird. Man m oved B~h'ossitlubbatck o trhesi lo~lmnd atilsont kkaepia, o tender ofabia6WHlTamer Mra. Docki a having moveabth cofiratin o t ...

... THE CANADIAN MUDDFE. | The public mind is becoming conscious of a very unpleasant sort of confusion and mysti- fication about the Canadian defence question. The more it is discussed the less we seem to know about it. A few weeks ago we were led to believe that everything was ripe for a permanently satisfactory adjustment of respon- sibilitiea and burdens between our North American colonies and ...

... I - BLACK BURN. FATAL ACCIDENT AT CHERRY TREE-Mr. H. U. Har- greaves, coroner, held an inquest at the house of Mr. Parker, the Cherry Tree Inn, on Tuesday forenoon, on the body of John Thompson, aged 60 years. a labourer, living at Sly-row, Witton. Tbe deceased was an Oddfellow, and a ?? ber of the lodge held at the Cherry Tree Inn. Last Saturday night being the club night, he weit to the ...

... ,NTATION OF ROHDALE. eatning last, a public ma.eting was held In a eV chd le, f r the p u/~pose of hearing art t ~i~ai1, ~ ~ a Broth, Q.10., the Conservative 1: represe tati~n of the borough, The s ate crowde, The e 0cte mn nt W am great, and I ~ the roe~O~ pateyspirit was unmistakably V Pr. . Ni id, n de absence of U r. B ut wisais, i t rid-Mr. Brotic having addressed fir.l~. iattey oved : ...

... THE RECENT JEWETLERY ROBBERIES, On Saturday, preparatory to the giving up of the whole of the property that belonged to the prisoners convicted of the above offence, Inspector Potter, of the 'divlalon, went ft the residence of Brewerton, 142, Whitechapel Road, and again searched the place, Inspector Potter took down the whole of the pictures, and having examlned them closely, found that the ...

... IN18PECTION OF POLICE A? : BI[BIRNHEAD. Yesterday, Lieutensn colonel Woodford j spector of constablary, made his annua nIj1 tion of the police force of Birkenheaa ' - took place in the Volunteer 1Urill-shed, chlck street. There were reset several carm including Mr. W. Cind El K iniaisr o , Mr. W. Waike7 wwd ohsarsimof theligbthre 4 watching committee) Mr. B. X AGpai M. Mocatta, Mr. W. R. ...

... a txvn X0r1 RtA, SAIfUS POPULI P= UPMAL : DOMESTIC. The nomination for the seat -at Roehdale, vacated by the death of Mr. Cobden, is fixed for Wednesday,' and the polling for the following day. Mr. Brett, Q.J., the Tory nominee, will be opposed by Mr. T. B. Potter, of Manchester, who is a consistent-and thorough-going Reformer. Messrs. C. Joyce and Co., of London, who were extensively engaged ...

... for - ~~~~~ADmEIRALTY', APRIL 4. k'ei Appoiicnir. -Asslstaat-Payymster: Charles W. d. King, to the Aebilles. Assistant-Sargeon Dr. Dunca O Hleton, to the Victory. Acting Second Mster:; Wil- l1am Blakey, to the Cumberland for th0 Adder. Clerk: ,d Albert A. Carlyon (additional), to the Narcissus. AsblstauntClerh: John MKnta (additlonal), to the Nar- cisfUns. Naval Cadetn (nomihatei): Robert H. ...

... . LICENSED V'CrUALLS' ; ABSI0eATIOJ. The usual monthly meeting of the oommittee of asst Rpdja hel.4'4yAq #g~ 1the insti- GPT r-'Wer6 Present M(vlbdiinlhi irmana~ Mr. Thomae Buxton H1~btargr imiiI .Wiake'rj, f.-' obinson, powishkd adUTk J.,FAU - ;The nilnujtes 'ofthela' iebaon o h !VW rleus conjte ohwW~g been confirmed,te harmain directed Attfnion, totewogesfte opposhitic to; thenw' ~ ...

... TOcmMBPoNqD3VM. I - -- 'I 244iut nertake to ttM omenonoso eS tlle ni ,} e ,¢ fx MUUW sbo0016 al e be ebIy witten in Vaor ;Q hDE*M In WM Maim, ts ape, inheu WhatOi Is Intended to, WAS-, ile fS i Incheoni 11ey aher vecomnend bay ong ithe am C Ne. Bs. B.-MG..kno*r nothing of srucb a lottery. Sao tbe Bta MMIS at atort hve O remedy undethee cir Metimoes aatio.,e Js~o met. u A Slu*eP-We 1e not c re ...

... I} ETEOROLOGICAL RESULTS. ,~~~~ ' 1,; j ' .' I DEDUCED FROM OBSEVx4TIgv TAKtEN AT , THE' L1IX POOLOBSIXJVAT0RY. Loutit-da. a 24' 48 N. Longitude VW0,1 'W. BAROMUTRa. TBNPaRATUrt. Month . dDay. =-4 .- a . * .: ', ,. - ,- '> S $ : ,, ' ,t ' t i April. Inch. Inch, Inch. * Deg. Dog. Dog. Deg MondaylO 80.8B 30.7 80.838 68.5 43.1 48.8 '47.2 Tueodayll 30.38 B0.17 80.270 80.2 46,9 688. 4,9 Wednec12 ...