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... t interest in Abyssinia, for the last twenty years we have systematically neglected the country and all its resources. The war was mainly due, not, as is often asserted, to our meddling and interference, but to our neglect and inattention. Aifter our ...
... have before us nothirg but a war of extermination if the Zulus eloot to light for the land of their fathers. Cetywayo has sworn that he will rather die by his own haud thae share the fate of Lzngalibulile. But supposing the war ?? one of this truly dreadful ...
... against £41,67(b Th e~ fol lowing figures show the quantities taken b-y oath coun'try, and. the effect of the Franco-Pruas-ia;;~ war Fon our staple trade: - F U .ANTiFE>am. PRINCIrAL VALU'ES. ' Jna ?? LT- ANDJUE EInonYarn, i ITo Genyafly, COIQ'2 7(1 - II1 1 ...
... cere- N mouv, the 1hol.1y -Was d'-posited in the Chapelle - Ardente, whene it %will be transported to t Tomnu. t \ao SAOILZSs, War:nsnSv. .-The allpointmernt of 74. C eeiinir Peribr as Minister of the Interior was decided upon last riebt. 7I. Vitor Lefrane ...
... Well, the Americans, with their great war and he vast expenditure, did the very same thing; for .n. during a great war men are not In a state of mind he to decide what ls the best thing to tax. *When our iat war was over there was not any great altera ...
... heavy soiling lasthe Continental Bouipee. Egyptian have been unsettled, and the mission to Egypt of an ?? nsaziof-war and a Frei:ch man-of-war marks ena new era in the Europe=n mode of applying nioral h. pressure to unrighteous kings whodo notswishb to pay ...
... stocks, as well as la what may be regarded as specially home securities, a feeling of distrust and uneasiness spreads on the war question. If England is obliged to resort to force, a fall in prices is almost inevitable, at least if we are to read the future ...
... that America will profit considerably in the p ice of grain and by isolation from the scene of conflict during the Eastern war. The railroad trffic receipts in the wheat and corn growing districts in Americb will now be materially augmented, as every ...
... SA.TuDAY EvIENIN, Armr 14. TEE Stock Exchange has been in a state of panic to. day, on account of the expectation of instant war between Turkey and Russia. Consols fell 14 during the day, but closed better, at 95i. Russian troops are I maid to be hurrying ...
... minimum. Bar silver in Lon11don is quoted SW4 per oz. Drnesf Pecan. - Lord Derby's statement in the Honse, to the effect that war between Turkey and Ser- via was almost unavoidable, has bad its effect on the funds, 'nay have drooped all week, and to-night ...
... bope for ateadintue, in prieps, or improve. PT smemt in dividends, tmtil the al'-absoehing question A of peace or war be Settled. The war cloud now St Jhanning over this country is camting a gloom across E rcparly every branch of effort, and it marrt eitherD ...
... fo; COLONIAL TLirrd hae been business done at 98+ in 4i per re cent, Cape of Good Hope after receipt of the news re froma Africa, antd no recession in price has since 6:, taken place. Obher Colonial Government stocls n uncha~reed, Eh~t Indi3e Guarcnteed ...