... AND OURNAL, SATURDAY, MAY 11, 1872. THE BIRMINGHAM DAILY MAIL, AN EVHNThEG JOURNAL, PmcH A HmSrP Ny; published at Three and Six O'clock, contains all the Telegrams, Market&, Sporting, Police, and Local News of the Day. Daily Circulation COw exceeds 15,000. Olice for Advertisements, No. 11, Cannon Street. The Globe mentions a rumour, which is strength-' ened by. a special telegram from one of ...

... 1 1fl:MISCELLANUEOU . tTS Woman suffrage finds few supporters in 1a(1aa - The woods in Minnesota cover a region 200 D ,_ by 40 wide0 Subscriptions to the Greeley monument fual - amount to 16,484 dollars.. The Japanese ladles have indignantly prothc the iatroduotion of ohignons. On Saturday evening at eight o'clock the Pope. from the Vatican in a close carrage, and pro ?? Porta del Popolo and ...

... Noticen of meetings and other trade movements are again being sent to us without authentication by the names and addresses of the senders. We must repeat that unless these particulaos are furniahed, we cannot publish the commnications. OPERATIVE fJOOPERS AD CASEMAKERS. The operative coopers and casemakers of Birmingham have submitted to their employers a proposal for an increase in the rate of ...

... TEE ANTI-INCOME TAX AGITATION. CONFERENCE IN BrRMINGEAM. The second dey's Conference wvas held yesterday, at the Exchange Rvoms, under the presidency of Mr. P. . blunt z, 1I. P. In our list of persons present on Wedues- day the name of Alderman Holland was omitted. Alder- man Holland wes present all day, and again yesterday. The CHaAIRAAN said he believed there was but one opinion in regard to ...

... Wt'tlill''91 ll 171milig W'joot AND JOURNAL FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1872. A NEW TALE, BEFORE WIND AND TIDE,'l iS OOMmuXOlD IN THE BIhMINGHA M1 WKERLY POST. NEWSO- THE DAY. In tl:e House of Lords, last niglt, Tnrl GRA N VILLE stated that General SciieNutK had given hin a copy of the despatch of Mr. Fisir. Taking the despatch by itself, it did not cause a solution ?? the unfortunate misunderstanding ...

... The joint Select Committee on this question sat again ystebday; Mr. 0. Fortescue, President of the Board of TVrade, In the chalr. Mr. A2lport, general manager df the Midland Company, was recalled for the purpose of having his oplnon on the Working Arrangements BIll relating, to the West of England. He said be could not sae the slightest differ. ence between this bill and an amalgamation bill, ...

... GENE RAL NEWS. [PIRSS AMsOATION TEL4GRA S.] Only seventy masons remain on strike at Sheffisld, masters having conceded the men's demands. The troops in Dover Garrison were on Saturday in. spected by the Duke of Cambridge, and subsequetaly his Royal Highness inspected the East Kent Militia. The North German Lloyd steamer Baltimore, which cillided off Hastings with the Lorenzo Semprin, arrived ...

... PRIVATE CORRESPONDEC(E Lorncox, Saturdar2- The House of Commons will reassemble on Monday, l after the Whitsun holidays, with, it is hoped, a ...

... MAGISTERIAL PROCEEDINGS. At the Walsall Guildhall, yesterday, before Moesr. 1. T. Holden (Mayor), F. B. Oerton, and H. Highway, the mndermnentioned cases were taken - Martha Hensbaw, a young married woman, wa xharged with having, en the 11th M~aya exposed herself while suffer- ing fro mamll-pox. Polioe-ooneitable K'Garry stated that on the day named he saws the dafendsnt go into two ehops in ...

... TIHE ALABA-qIA QUESTION. 'A DMPORTANT 3MOTION BY GENERAL BUTLER. WASsITINTONX, Iay 20.-In to-day's sitting of the House of Representatives, General Butler moved to suspend the rules in order to pass a resolution, of which the following is the ?? Sir Stafford Northcote, in a recent speech at the Exeter Chamber of Counnerce, stated that the British Comn- tmissioners understood a promise to have ...

... - BUMOURED BREAK-OFF OF THE NEGOTIATIONS. Last night's Globe mentions, under reserve, a rumour that the negotiations between England and the United States respecting the withdrawal of the Indirect Claims has been broken off suddenly to-day (Friday). ESPECIAL TELEGRAM.] The rumour published in an evening paper that the Alabama negotiations have finally broken down is believed to have some ...

... MIR. PEMBERTON AND TEE ALLIANCE. . - - -- - . _ ?? . . To ?? EniTor of the DAILY PosT. Sir,-I hase read with no small amount of surprise the remaris of Ir. Oliver Pemberton, in your impression of Saturday, in view of which I wish to ask a few questions, He states, that the ordinary daily consumption of beer and wine goes on as in ordinary health the daily consumption of food goes on, and when ...