... 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 ...

... 'ra'E REVENUE, AND TRIAD)E PROSPECTS. .. - I a A Tire: retulrns tor the quarter just endcd cannot be 0e1 said to be altogether satisfactory. Comupared wvith Vel tho total receipts during the corresponding quarter of aur last year, the national income has fallen off to the an( r extent of V49,173, althlough tho year wbich ended on lar Sunday night showed an increased rovenue of sal t£629,634 ...

... CllURCII-RlATE SEITZURE3S AND SALE AT SUNDE-RLAND. NlFRAOUDTll SCENE. r Ocl Moidaiy an sxtraordes 'icy scene VI'LIS enaeteld ill i Sunderlaind s icrthct, when a iqulutity of goods seiztrc I nn 1 Cholnch-rlatee icc-re sold by ausction, Froamilit- maF Joshua ,Wilson Bircs., thc pliticipal nterelmcmtc ill the pro-isi, ccxci inccnhsrerof ttle Soc ty of Fnioztii, tjtctrci ilu ; t v *f cheose Worth ...

... TERRIBLE CONDITION OF THE COTTON ITRADE. EMiPLoYERs in the cotton district say that the cotton trade was never in a worse condition, even during C the cotton famine, and they have come to the con- ir elusion that one way of mitigating the depression is v by reducing wages. They have accordingly decided 0 to reduce the wages of the operatives 10 per cent,., c which with previous reductions will ...

... Ljw,4r, Kafioaft-'fefc, E'.'.b«:oo.e.jf>Qyo (Sate of tbo in he Old low, M mohe -fe*. ITfli‘s .oiety), appeared, Mr, » l. j{ tbet;n9tfc» for unlawfuSly holding ond the aam £7 J 'lb—•Mr, Kov. . attended for com’ v. ia owe, were taken .to Friendly Aok, ware that the had f-u v, bia-'er A Jge, an instead it into the ‘.a the ledge of vhiah and applied hi** own oee, Ti.a - bad he:ji di,-covered, and ...

... LABOTR NOTES, LABOT'i P. NOTES, THE SKILLED LABOUR MTAPRIET, SET&TZ Of, EMPLOYMENT IN MAY. .TxF, improvenient in the state of einplopilcni has (saystho Lfabour azdete) been maifcailae during'he ronth in most industries. In the 110 trade udiona, withan aggregata menl)er. ehip of 420,5094, makning returns, 13.583 (or 53 per cent.) are reported as unemployed at tie end 6f May, compared Nvith 32 ...

... THE COTTON TRADE. Is consequence of the serious depression in the cotton trade of Lancashire, a Trade Comn- mittee was formed by the Council of the Incor- porated Chamber of Commerce to make in. quiries as to the causes of the depression. The report of the committee has just been pub- lished. In the opinion of the committee there appears to be no immediate prospect of any amelioration, unless, ...

... 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 ...

... THE LONDON B]UILDING TRADES. THE men engaged in the London buildin -trades have decided to turn out on strike on May 1 for an advance of 2d per hour and a new code of working rules. A meeting of delegates from the various trade unions interested has been held in order to carry forward the arrange- ments for concerted action. According to the latest figures published, the trade unions affected, ...

... 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 ...

... spA-DE AFIP NAVIGATION RET-RNS. ?? avilvation Rpturns forJu, 1TL1.Tade slda, shn sn&ldcraC In VS:,flpotS Mrda7 i%~hbt these,. it is: bat i'l1 o ftc. do, not nocssil o- d ~iiri1~trae.June ti eren jOV , , a's the Tfit~untid6 boli- jlaor ?? t'l hpaefOrO, havo ef~l ~s - Lv .I~a 1e decreases ~eNl~gr for turh''e value tfth jn t4 it or, Per Canct. OLn the month, and Jin tha is Onlyr~ pr Pei cet,. ...

... «, { . * • (*mpiove(l u. .th Railway t th« c-f ■ . -st tb*i * l ■ itmtdkienfc bio «vaot ...