... to which no knowledgc what- ever existed of their having been explored by civilized, manl, | TO-MORROW'S MAILS AND SHIP LETTfERS. IMAILS TO BE DESPATCIIED.-AlrulIiig: to United States, &c., via South- anipton; to West Coast at' AItica, via Liverpool, ...

... Tedfn dants wvere ordered to, pay 585,000 11orms, together with 6 per cent. interest on that sum, dating from March, 1895. Tan United States Senate in~ Executive 'Sessions has ratified the Behring Sea Arbitra- tion Treaty. ?? IT is stated that in view of possible ...

... a well-known sportsman, died at Mizza to-day. The deceased prince was the richest landowner in South Germany.-Central THE UNITED STATES AND CUBA. NEW YORK, Saturday.-Various observances took place yesterday in memory of eight Cuban studeuts who were shot ...

... second, what will be thought Lby certain more or less interested Powers of LEurope, of an intervention by the United States in Cuba? No doubt the civil war- or rebellion-which drags its slow and murderous length along in that island is a 5source of national ...

... die Prince of Wales presented the Albert Medal to Mr George James Svmons, F. R.S., for the services he has rendered to the United ?? by affording engineers engaged in the water supply and sewage of towns a trust- ivorthy heeis for their work by observation ...

... The third is - that the President of the United States be] hereby directed and empowered to use the -entire;land and naval forces of the 'United States, and to call into the actual service of the United States the Militia of the several States to such ...

... promote the maintenance of peace between Spain and the United States, and dissented from the view suggested by Mr Davitt that our action in the matter had been resented by the people of the United States. Mr Powell Williams informed Mr Roche that no official ...

... Foreign Office; but Mr Curzon was unable at present to offer any reply. Sir Howard Via- oent-ked as to the intentions of the United States Government in reference to the Spanish vessels they had captured on the high seas prior to the declaration of war, ...

... when found in the United: States, although, significantly enough, as one likes to think, they are by no means of I so deadly or dangerous a quality on Canadian soil. The difference between the Indians in Canada and those in the United States is one of ...

... world runs itl ; ?? dta aspirations of the - Ith. LPt institluliOn. It is r . ?? le lolutions passed atI - .Ia in ` ay re-settle-ment of .I,) z Irehl-td the Belfast s;, hlie tisaixided and its effi- * 1 J~lolSs. Fi'A this declaration of ] ; ; expression ...

... 000 was formerJy voted on Civil Service Estimates for the maintenance of pauper lunatics and other matters in Ireland, and £ 97,000 for a corresponding grant in Scotland. The total increase therefore is £ 1,042,000. The Civil Service Estimates have been ...

... wrhich £~244,?000 .wa -forrmerly -voted isa the Civil ServieeEstimates foi'the' zpainteuneie. of pauper lunatics and othe'r m'sttr*in I eland, and '£97,000 for 'a eorresponding'gaM fgr 13cot. land. The Civil Svisisi lstizpwei hayv. :leesa increased to the ...