... SLIVE TRADE HORRORS. - Ct l A - I _ THE Hon. Cecil Ashley has received the following letter from a friend travelling on the East Coast of Africa:- Zanzibar, December 10th, 1884.-Her Mo;jostj's ship Osprey arrived froth' Madagascar on:' Nuvember l2th. Rumours being afloat that several cargoes of slaves had, been recenty run from the main- land to Pemba' and Zanzibar, boat crucisihg was at once ...

... 1 DISCOVEny 0'1? 41, COINING ?? I I I ay, ,ed rn- in. e1r of lee r.5 ,ho Wr lid he he ug let ve en nd !0- he to le. r1' ,id de ire be ve Ve Ar. ess k. he as ed d er he 3d in as he a e. re hio be 0- to di. ni ir, le il if. 20 10 d. id 'if in10 A sixourimrz case ir, COII.'CCtiOIIii Wthl thr 'holesalo ?? of cll terfeii coins catile beforo tho Edorionton matgiotrato ttel en iedsticdet) y hen ...

... Ihe I11ustrate'd Police P/ews. SATURDAY, JUhE 5, lSSG. MONOMETALrASTS, ?? for years have been preacbing tlhe doctrine that plenty of gold is the one thing needful for the revival of trade, will be pleased to learn that there has been a great discovery of the precious metal in Western Australia. This, at least, is the report which arrives by telegraiph. In the Kimberly district, the centre of ...

... I I TuiE screw-steamer Keoley, of London, from Sea- l ham for Rochester, arrived on Sunday at Shields. About one o'clock on Saturday morning, when off Flamborough Head, she collided with and sank the C- bargo Ibex, from Hirtlepool for Whitstable. Two IIof the ?? Oakes and another seaman, A whose name is unknown, bht whose Christian name r is Edwin-were drowned. The steanmer's fore coin. , ...

... I -AiLWAY ACCIDENTS IN 1S'. ?? ^..^VAZJjJL 1Lk2SL1 .j.Ug)6. A RETURN was issued on Wedncsdav, as a Parlia- mtentary. paper, of the accidents which werP reported to the Board of Trade as having occurred upon the railways of the United KImiildom dnirin 1881. In that yedr there were 42 persons ?cillcd and 1161 injured by accidents to trfins, reolling-stock, permanent way, &c. as compared with ...

... I I--- ?? .2 -= .: 7 YE'J,.4OL.NTT.l. WE1.-' AIN 1TM JAI~I.'rp; HOLk) . |rt1:lE O S .J LLT.r I-P ATIC7o1. ,] ?? nC tw eocur arce /iook pliace on Toetiedy :.t Uowrham liiarlret, nedr Lynn. A ?? ,ran, E I ,aaned Xolert Staiaeen, #titl D01100, hin the emrploy of Mr oeomm R.oba, Sata.e, ni tb'. plae, w;:eo rolling eiT. a field with a torml, hzdra,; En ncrtire Jeroe, whichr ae ili wa In to U a.J i ...

... Rms of fm AN Englishman named Graham, a cooper by trade, has constructed a cask, with a man-hole in the top, in which he has eafely navigated the Niagara Rapids, near the spot where the late Captain Webb perished. Graham entered the river a mile above the rapids, and came out five miles below, the time occupied being half an hour. Graham, who is aged thirty- three, resides at Buffalo. ON ...

... DANGEROUS VAGARIES OF k BUTIr d AT Malmeebnrv markeb on WredneedaY, adcai ?? c Bristol, named Leon7rd)boughtseverql fa h a anction, and the drovbr in oharge started tO ? out of the muarkot about one o'clook, to talke tho-railwvay station. Upon getting ouc ?? I. one of the animals bolted through a r. ronnd Eo:uo gardens at the back of Me-ss2. ;: r and Clark's premiSes. He. then ran round ;.:e i ...

... 41,. M -n;-n U--wr -a aA v rli TT-o AT the Mansion House, on Monday, William Ure, a t compositor, attended before the Lord Mayor, on a F summons, at the instance of the London Society of E Compositors, for an infringement of a provision in the , Trades Unions' Act (34 and 35 Vic., c. 31), which b enacts that if any officer, member, or other person, t being a member of a trades' union, by false ...

... . THE CATTLE PLXGUE AND TEE IRISI I CAT PLE TRADE. I AT a special meeting cf the Irish Cattle Trade Asso. ciation on Friday, the following resolution was unauimously adopted :-Thnt this meeting de. olares that the owners of stock throughout Ireland have viewed with alarm the existence of foot and mouth disease iT England, the introduotion of which has no doubt been through tbhe importation of ...

... PROSPECTS OF THE AUSTR.LIAN MEAT TRADE. , ?? 1 - AL- I - ,. BAA- A A.A ,i 0, THE orgian of the butchers has been devoting a little attention to the prospect of Anstralian competition consequent on the success of the Strathleven experi ment. On the whole, the English trade does not appear to think innch of it. The cost of transit, is 3.1. per lb., and the price in AusIxalia ?? This I cost ...

... BAD BMEAT IN THE LONDON MARKET. FREDE1r.sosc TEiroseSoN, a butcher, of Blisgay, Sulollk, has been summoned for sending four quarters of beef to the London market lbr sale unfit for the food of man. Mr. Baylis said that he understood the facts in this case would not be disputed. The defendant bought a cow which had died from Mrs. Eimina Kent, a cow- keeper, of 'Bungay. IHe gave its, for it. It ...