AMERICAN -HABIETS. 7 NEW YORK ~STOCK EX0aANGE. ii Fraox Ounct ouvl-sroii~mT;v4 Yew Yeasi, June 15.-Tio-day/a trading at the -SokA Exchange has again beent on sAimiteA scale, ~the trans- 1sctions aggregating about 146,000 sharesof which 29,000 were Northern Pacific Common stock. T

AD.MDEES-ES. :eAAST WEEKE OF A. 1Rf DE-N'S TwENTIETH GREAT ANNUAL SALE. REAL REDUCTIONS ON THE WHOLE STOCK. £60,000. IN VALUE. PERSONS ABOUT TO FURNISH, OR PARTLY SO, SHOULD AVAIL THIEMSELVES OF THIS EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY OF GETTING RELIABLE CARPETS, BED- STEADS, AND FURPNITURE

Npyve Yo'RR, January 26.-An asisonce in prices was marked atl the opening of the machat to-day, notwithstanding yesterday's depressing close. The recovery was due, as usual, to thet efforts of a professional clique operauing at first through London, and nelling centred round Wes

STOR3MY W7EAkTHER OFF THE COASTS. A St. MLargarets correspondent states that during X gale on Thursday night an exciting scene was witnessed there. Under the tall white cliffs of the Foreland, the. Frith Cromartie. a full-rigged ship, belongingtoGlasgow, ran ashaoe during a thick

The .Mforning ?? three months ago an announcement appeared in most of the London papers to the effect that the daughter of a well-known Gloucestershire clergyman, and a relation of an eminent scientist, had mysteriously disappeared from her father's home. Every possible effort w

DISTRICT. NEWS. DUDLEY. Tns RATE -COLrTTOItSiliP DiFcicuLTL -Yesterday, at a meeting of the Board of Guardians-M~r. J. Hughes pr.esidiun-t-he Clerk stated that he had received a corn- munication from the Local Government Board confirm- ing the app-uintment of Mr. Richard Pugh as

SOLIHULL RURAL SA9ITARY AUTHORITY. Ameeting of the Solihull Rural Sanitary Authority was held vesterdav, at the Workhouse, Solihull; Mr. Charles Madeley johairman) ?? Clerk (Mr. Thompson) read a report that he bad received from Dr. Wilson, the medical officer of health, in refere

- -- SMETH WICK. TEn or PIG-rBOS.-At the Police Court, yesterday, Charles'Newbury (14). of Dugdale Street, Birmingham; I IHichtrd Rachel (191. ind Philip itanhel (11), of Merry 1 HilL were cbarged weith stealing pig-iron, of the value of 5s., the property of the Parent N ut and

B3ITHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATM ASae~ of ON s LLLYO, pe , e made for the Cb! nochd uot wzezisd twenzy word,. For cvery ?? Lir (ten wos eixpence eara. Post" nota must be raniWA isn patt-. Anno weresengs M"tb t - therai-CC& bY ct Rane and adttrwof mee sander. klnon atXt( in Mern11 ria

TrHE DENNY PIT DISASTER. By eight o'clock on Saturday morning nine bodies bad been brought to the surface at the Denny Coalpit, near Stirling. Identification was in many instances a matter oi much difficulty, owing to disfiguration caused by the exolosion. In some cases mangled f