... I THXE 2L-iPGlST ORGSA-F IN TH4E ?? . One of uie roost rewm.rable organs ever yet'de- eigned is about to be erected at Garden City, L;,U4 Isallad, at a cost of 4about 40),000 dollatre. -t w!il in the firat pl ace be larger than tiat in our owu Alberv EaJIl, whlich is now vie~lltnown7 to be thc largwert in eaje~teo~ce. The 'a~tterhaa ill stops, ww~i~ the one planned for the cathedrl in Garden ...

... the death-roll ia merortheless a long cm, and most of the reigning and families Europe have lost one or more members. Prince Henry, brother of the King Holland, in January, months before hia nephew, the Pnnce Ora&gc, whose death occurred iu the tame month thai of the ion of the Third Napoleon. The Grand Duke Wratchesiaw, nephew of Czar, died ia February • while Prince Waldeaar, of the Prince ...

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... GAS SHARES. The sudden fall in the price of gas shares, con- sequent apparently up-n the telegram in the Times relatiug to Mr Edison's doings at Menlo Park, suggests ti e reflection that neither stock- broker nor stockholders are mindful of the Horacian advice. The grateful and enthusiastic correspondent somewhat marred, perhaps inten- tiorally, the value of his admiration by referring to the ...

... CABINET COUNCIL. J SPECIAL TELEGRAM.] On Wednesday night summonses were isned for a Cabinet Council, to be held at tSie Prion Minister' official residence on Saturday tiext, sA three o'clock. ...

... uiuuioeeul L[ oe proeput. COPRESPONDIENC E. A CLERGY1MAN ON THE AFF&HAN WAR. Ij T THE EDITOII OF TiE t{fOTi{ERN 1:Cr1O. ' IHi u Sin,-Au ?? is now made through tbe lo. the columns of that voraciou ipller whose reatines dug to swslloow alything has esroed it thU uteritbii 0, pse'dlouylu Of the Ctr;oil-, to throw the( ?? of ouir .3 A ...

... PRACTICAL REFLECTIONS ON THE TAY BRIDGE CATASTROPHE . tilacire, ii efiCiencies BESIDES the desolation caused im families by ertaining, the horrible catastrophe which occurred in kthe I that his Firth of Tayion Sunday evening, for whiob a; ,le, might decent time of mourning must be allowed, e ' .e ?earance; accident is one which appeals te the public, a'ot after the alone as a local butas a ...

... A society of Libras Pent.eurr has been founded at Havre for the organisation of civil fanerals. The remains of the late Mr. HIepworth Dixon will hoe interred at Highgate Cemetery to-morrow. ...

... COAL FOR THE WEST OF i IRELAND. ;;e { The Rev. Father Williams, of Tredegar, re. quests us to state, in refarence to his appeal for 'l coal f2r the starvingpeople of the West of Ireland, a LS that Mr. ...

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... WOLVERHAMPTON, Wednesday.—The marked iron firms to-day advanced bars, sheets, and plates £1. Bars are now and Earl Dudley's JE9 12s 6d, sheets have become to £11. and plates £10 to £11. Buyers on Monday placed speculative orders at a rise of 30s. Hot blast all- mine pigs are £4 js. an increase of £1 on the quarter. Barrow hematites aad Tredegar pigs are 108 to £6. ...

... MONEY IARKET, LONDON, WEDNESDAY. The Exchanges have again been half deserted to-day. The Old Year is dying. and the uni- versal chant seems to be Let him die. We are promised all sort* of good things in 1880, and the question of questioua just now is—Shall we really yet them The probabilities are all in favour of the new coiner, and we 1 ope he I', il n t prove o thorough a fraud as his tin ...