... REUTERS MAIL TELEGRAMS. Iitfftsr Castle, Wednesday.—The North Geroian Lloyd steamer Fe'dtnarshall von Moltke, from VVest j Indies, passed here at 6.50 this afternoon Livickfool, Wednesday. The Pacific Company's ateamer Chile, arrived here at two this aiternoon, iSpecie, 229,UOO HCTRST Castle, Wednesday.—The North German f,loyd' steana-,r Moselle, from New York, passed here at 8.40 this ...

... TRIAL OF ToE CIAgANTe Il (By Freeman Speoial Wire. London, Wednesday. L At the sitting of the court this iorning the Lord Chief Justice was again absent. Mr. Kenealy continued his'resume of the evidence for the defence on the Orton theory, and contedied that the numerous witnesses who spoke positively to the defendant not being Arthur Orton, could not poB- sibly all have been deceived. 'In ...

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... Branch Office, 87 Lower George's-street5 Kinmstown, Wednesday Night. KINCGSTOWN Po~rcr.-(Before Mr. Barton).-Thomsak Howe, described as a retired policeman, and now a shoemaker residing at Vico-avenue, Albert-road, was brought before the magistrates at the Kingstown Police-court to-day, charged with inflicting serious bodily injuties upon his wife, by stabbing her with a knife in the left ...

... Her ship Victor Emmanuel ar- rived Rt St. the 17th ait., and sailed the fellowing duy ior (Jape Coast Castle. The Dromedary artn^d on be 18th, mid wag to leave on the HJtb; for tne RHine destination. The hired I,rltusport luni- tooa.'i with KOOmeu of the 1st Wesfc India Raiment from uarbadoes, arrived ...

... THE CHESTERFIELD LETTERS OF 1873. The following is the portion of the Chesterfield Letters ■published in London Society, abnit which there has been so much correspondence between the friends of the Hon. Colonel White, M.P., and Earl Desart:— Let me offer a few others to choose from. There is Harry Browne-the Hon. Harry Browne—a Lieutenant Colonel in her Majesty's Fourth or Clizinticleer ...

... TITE LABOUR CRISIS IN AMERICA. The hard times complained of this winter aU g over the United States, from the cotton rollers of -New Orleans to the ltmbermen of Wisconsin and f Micohian, ad from the factory operatives of the 3' New EnglandStates to the Chinese landrymen of aslifornia, have (says a Montreal paper of December D 13) beenfeltinthe DominioD. fhlsfaU andwinter, mechanics and ...

... I.oUR LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. e LOnDON, WEDNESSDAY. L The statpment that the petition aganlat the e return of Mr. Mills as M.P. for Exeter was pra L sented yesterday is incorrect. On Inquiring at the office to-day lb was asoortained that no petition e had been presented up to the hour of closing, three X e o'lock. The petitioners still have until Tuesday, 'A d aned it Is fully expected thaot ...

... SWANSEA. THE NEW POLICE-STATION.—Yesterday possession was taken by the police of their new station iri High-street, which will henceforth be head quarters. The new build- ing was designed specially lor a station, its internal arrangements bt-ing sucit as to facilitate business, which, from the extra attention that cannot help being paid to Greeiuiil! and to those abominable courts I abutting ...

... THSE COURT, Osn.Bowx, TUESDAY.-The Quecn drove out yesterday afterncoi, attended by the M3archionees of Bly and Lady Waterpark. Her MNjesty and Princess Beatrice, attended by the Marceiouness of Mly, drove out to Ryde this morning. Colond Gardiner was in attendance on horaeback, as iEquerry-in-Waiting. The Rev. George and Mrs. Prothero had the honour of dining with the Queen yesterday. Their ...

... Fm-O FAMOUS MEN OF tS73. lb Since long before the time of the Son of Sirache people have delighted to sing the T} praises of famous men, and to cry, as. they de, !n explored the annals of the past, There th were giants in those days0 Ana the fur- PIh ther back we go, the more inelined are we G to believe we can trace Titanic forms 1, h?. towering up in the misty horizon. Imagi-. IA nation ...

... THE GOVEMMIMNT: OF -NMW ZbALA D :1 AND * RNIJH LB.- J' , ~Omim olmoxcanm l~ MFr. J. S. Wrighb, the Chai6ms. of the Bir ?? ~beral Associatbidn, has just bandied ine a fin. all potat eterreceivedlbylhimn from the Govurnnentof Oi -NOeW Zealand, from which it will be see ha erimn ' offer is made ?? form labourare h r Wlhit WI proced to that colony. Itis asfollown: am N~ew Zealand Immnglti on c i ...