... *tonmtu in he end fuoits flf ailtsvitl the best blood ohf its ?? saldta isi the civil war Of which slavery wa the urrigin. 'rhe5 the British settlenient; on the West t tuf Africa Mwere all foundeddy Gieat Britcin for the calrying out of the t-afflic in human ...

... foreign trade in ?? 107,319,5001, or nearly 1, millions more than that of 1868 9, the best year since the close of the American war. Of that sum 42,657,5G01 represents the imports to which Great Britain and Saez contri- butes about 322 millions; France more ...

... from the causes alreadv assigned, we do not think it will be of long con- tinuance. The vexed question of the Franco-German war seems to get more embitterqd, the French apparently being as determined to fight as the Prussians to hold possession of the ...

... leaves i nothing nucdone tc increase the popularity of his 1 pleasant little theatre. THE RUSSO-TURKISH WAR. The diorama and descriptive lectures of the war I in the lEast, just concluded for the presen', con- tinue to be a leading attraction, and, as usual ...

... yesterday. The Batavia, from New York, has brought £4,000,and the City -of Paris £92,957 ; the Bonny, from the West Coast of Africa, £3,300; and the ' Suffolk, from dMelbourne, £9,500. The Manchester markets this week have opened, with an improvement in ...

... taken to the Bank on Saturday. The Java, from New York, has brought £41,704 in silver, and the Congo, from the West Coast of Africa, £4,000. - The Peninsular and Oriental steamer Nyanza, from Alexandria, has arrived at Southampton with £550,000. The range ...

... has brought £120,689; the Cuba and the Germania, from New York, £58,888 and £65,000, and the Biafra, from the West Coast of Africa, £3,523. It is reported that a large Amnerican enterprise, involving a capital of £4,000,000 sterling, may make its appearance ...

... Janesxo, and Snmtos, Xakea 300 pov M adsira, Friday. The British and Afriean Company's steamer Kinsem- bo, from West Coast of Africa, left this morning for ILiverpool. Dartmouth, Friday. The Donald Carrier and Company's steamer Tay- month Caotle silled at ...

... Provincial declined J, and Royal realised the former value, buyers. Nothing was done in Steam Shares, and the busi- ness in Mines war, confined to Ming Company of Ireland, which closed sellers at an improvement of 1-16. Alliance Gas B Shares advanced i, buyers; ...

... Government which has withing five years redeemed nearly fivehu*ed millions of the obligations created in the conduct of p great war, and which has at the same time largely out down the fiscal burdens of the people, stands in a position which investors know ...

... to facilitate the solution of the difficulties with whieb, he has to contend. The War Office has finally decided that the rel- lowing regiments shall remain in South Africa after Sir Garnet Wolseley comes home:-3rd Bat- a- talion 60th Rifles, 91st, 2nd ...

... Saturday. f The Nubia, from Alexandria, has brought £153,'00; the Algeria, from New York, £7,000; the Athenian, from West Africa, £2,141; and the Roman, from the Cape of Goad Hope, five packages of diamonds, valued at £17,000. The advises from Frankforb ...