... 4,190 men eventusaly died of their wounds. Theproportion of deaths to wounded among the officers was 294 to 0 ?? roughly speaking, out of every 100 officers wounded 30 died on the spot or even- tually, and 70 recovered. Among the men, out of every 100 ...

... favourably: to the latter. Dr. Petermosani speaks in high *gnp1S 0f the discip~line, self-rostseint, sue obliginlg cliara~teg of our police. Hre, however, thinks them rather hgdlyi esineated, or, mere strictly speaking, not remavrkably, learneil, siiise le ...

... whether wool, flax, dyes, and other oolouring matiters weore to be iound in ahursdance ?? -Cautain C.U'XEI1oN said he could not speak for flax, but t'lere wag a larg~e staplad hemp growing upon. one of the islands in Lake Tnrugenyika. There was a descriptiosi ...

... advancing prices. Other goods, though quiet, are in improved demand on account of their lowver prices in comparison. *Generally speaking, the advices from foreign markets do not encourage greater activity. COTTON StrTATSTICS. Return of the quantities of cotton ...

... year. This Act would have to be carried out in rural districts, and it was of rural districts that he intended entirely to speak. It would have to be carried out by people like themselves. He did not mean to dwell on the work of elementary education, the ...

... scheme of distribution be preserved. We mnayi add that the chairman has received a letter froms General Prado, in which he speaks of new important discoveries. sf guano in Tara~para, and repeats his desire to do his besti tor the bondholders.3 A circular ...

... taken up in America, which formerly imported a &large quantity of Swviss watches. Only the other day he ?? himself been speaking to a farmer, who said that in Xhis market towne they had scarcely a pound of tbesr sown bacon, the supply being brought from ...

... although aman of high oharacter and of great natural energy, not only has no knowledge of the English language, but actually speaks a patois v. Lith even in offietal Circles in Pekin is almost as strange as at foreign tongue. Mr. Clsn Laisuu, the Seoretary ...

... one of superphoiphatt. There wwer 38 sitlings, seven in ballast, three general cargoes, end the AAst ?? laden. Generally speaking the coal trade odfitnitsbs in a very inenimate condition, and the freight market shoo* few signs of inoocasing antileisatiu ...

... field work to get considerably in arreax, and in ?? probability planting will be late this bpring. From:the high lands reports speak favourably of the young wheat plant, . but it is to be feared that damage has resulted to it in these low. lying districts ...

... withoat material changve; latest avdiee8 from Valparaiso report no operations during the irst fort- night of December aud speak of the almost entire absence of oharteys on account of prolueers other than the Peruvian SynJicate. Sulphate of ammonia is ...

... oriders for heavy castings, but tits horreos itt 0tir stave grate traste ace not so fevouratuly t 1ro,itst'tneetl gengeraly speaking, asa Mouth. or -c-eo. Brass marsufacturers, tbecimh riot expa- tcvig the 'rseatre observabrle sat tire close of rs ear, are ...