... STORMY PASSAGE OF AN A,=, ICAN t CATELE VESSEL. | 220 ANIMALS KILLED. The following is aue extract from a letttr suet re- I ceived in this country from an officer on an1 Ameri- I can cattle trading vessel . October 12, 1889.-At present we are some. where aboat the east end of ?? Newfound. laud, with a light beam wind and swell. Things loolk pretty sate at preesot, but a few days ago our E ...

... LA U.NCHEIS AND TRIAL TRIPS._ el __ bi - . . I \ . I t 1 I - Ef ITHRRE ?? lannoned from the yartl of the Sun. d cerlrd Shipbuilding Coo-pany (Litited) the seventh steamer built by that firm for the Hansa (1 Steamship Compauy, of Bresmen. The length of ' S the vessel is M32Sft., breadth 41ft., and depth of hold ' 27.it 6io. Tne steamer is built to the spar-deck 1 rule, and has large topgallant ...

... 1 I80N fI04 HERALD~ OFFICE, 5.15 A.M. PRINCE BISMARCK AND COUNT KALNOKY. (ST?oAsNDA TELEGRAMOS.) Vienne, October SO, Night. 0 The chief item of pelitical news at present 5probably leave Vionnus for Friedriobernb to-marrow. I Several Government organs refer to this visit but 1 i throw little freshlight nsa ubject. The Presoe etates Ithat itis no urgent question. requiring immediate die sin ...

... i AISLEY TADESi ROWING CLUB REGAT1TA. On Saturday afternoon the cngal regatta of the Paiey Trads' Rowing Club took place o the Cart at Paisley. Hitherto the regatta had to take place on the lower stretch of the Cart at Inchinnan, but this year through the widening D and deepening improvements that have been carried out on the river. the members of the Paisley trades have been pr~vi- leged to ...

... TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1889,- I11 j by the Treasury last night. The total receipts tl for the quarter ending 30th September were v £18,176,250, as compared with £e18,082,542 in the corresponding quarter of last year. The A chief items of variation in last quarter's revenue t( as comnpared with the corresponding period of F last year are the following :-Increases - tj Customs, £S7,000; house-duty, ...

... JUVENILE DELINQUENCY BOAA1D. The monthly meeting of the directors of the _ Juvenile Delinquency Board was held in the office of the secretary, Hirald Buildings, yesterday-lai John Morison in the chair. 5IETIIRCIG MEZIBESI The SECRETAnr stated that the following gentle- 1 nen retired by rotation, but were eligible for re- election :-Messrs John Gumprecht, J. B. Kidston, John Farquliar, Wmi. ...

... PUTTING LIFE INTO COM- MISSION. a' Y The establishament of these Home Resding a Unions, Circles, Head Centres, Invincibles, Plans s of Campaign, and what not, has ended in the .5 capture of the last stronghold of my icidivi- d duality. Henceforward every act, every h thoughtt of my life will be subject to the over- , ruling oi some visible or invisible Director or Board of Directors. Slowly ...

... REPRESENTATION or tE COLLEGE DIVISION. _-FES rY THE SOLICITOR-F. aALI 1jrI) SflR J. STIRLING MAXWELL. b , n of the *s!ctors of the Colle~s Division, thse arspices of the Divisioral Conservative a 2 8fr; 5:, ar wh~ich addresses were deliversd by d Jo112 S~ir -Isxwell of Pollok, Unionist a sb for t2r.;orustitueucy; and Mr 2M. P. a *h ? tD- liC, Solicitor-General for 6cotland, a W .e .el2d last ...

... IOUR LONDON CORRESPONDENCE . 65 FLEET Svnal!, Sunday Night, OXFORD just now is in the throea of a munici- pal election, which excites great interest, and Ihas created some heat. Under the Local IGovernment Act it hs become a, ?? Borough; the ancient Corporation disappers. and rises again as the County Borough Coundol, and the interest of the election is, that it turns purely on party ...

... FATHER MFADDEN IN THE WITNESS-BX' *d John Gallagher was again put on his trial yes e terday at Maryboroglgh, indicted for the murder of Inspector Martin at Gweedere On February 3 last. Dr Fitzgerald, M.P.; Mr Alexander Blane, M.P4 [r and the Mayor of Waterford were among the is visitors, the English deputation being again ,e present. When Mr Justice Gibson took his seat tc the case for the ...

... (Fz*1! 013 SlcaL cojttsnx~oun.) . Berlin, October IL r 'The Czars short visit to Berlin gave rise to, n almost incredible amount of preparation on the part of the police, and it would make an economist ill to hear of the money that was wasted in alterations on the old Schloss and on the Palace at Potsdam in expectation that the Russian Emperor would reside in one or other of these two places. ...

... LETTE LRS TO THE EDITOR BECOV.EBY OF OVERPAID INCOME TAX. o r I 188 St Vieernt Street, _ j ?? VOtober 8, 1888.| SM,-Payers t Income tax under Schedule D i t' a will be Interested in tho enclosetl letter from the tl Board of Inland Revenue and in a brief explana- a1tion of tse circucetaniees giving riee to it. Under , ?? D, of coaurs, the profit for assessment is T brsed upon the averaee profit ...