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ESTEEM ED EXCH ANGES,
Montreal Star: It is more likely that Messrs. McKenzie and Mann will get 5,000,000 acres of land for their tramway than that they will get 3,750,000. The contract does not speeify the total acreage, but gives 25,000 acres per mile. And Mr. Jennings puts the length of the railway at 206 miles.
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The report that a Russien epy has been
Harris’s palace car, would it not be ofsome ad-:
discovered in the household of Lord Salia«
bury suggests a spb plot in some highly colored romasce of medieval) times.
The aggregate amount of work on hand in Olyde shipyards is now upwards of 450,000 tons, compared with 312,000 tons a year ago. Orders amounting to about 50,000 tcns were received by Clyde sbip- builders during February.
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Perin has just discovered a bright comet, Its position March 20, 0 hours, 53 minutes, 52 seconds. Greenwich mean time was as follows:—Right aectnsion 21h 18m 36.68; declination north, 16 degrees, 43m, 233. Daily motion is right ascension plus 3m, 44s. Daily motion in declination plus one degree, lm. The comet is 2m in diameter of the seventh magnitude, has @ | strong condensation aud a tail 1 degree ong.
Pextx, March 21—-The French demands upon China, in addition te those cabled include thatthe director of
evidently with a view of eepareting it
from the control of Sir Robert Hart, the director of the Chinese imperial maritime customs, and the cession of a coaling
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Tee Archbishop of Canterbury Favors the Irish Catbolie University,
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Tbie is adeclaration of Dr. Frederick Temple, the (Anglican) primate of Kog- land, apropos of Mr. Baifour’s speech in Parliament, conceding for the first time the justice of Ireland’s demand for a Roman Catholic university in which no religious text should be applied to any but the chairs of theology.
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“Thia is only justice. It is not only right, but it would be the means of taking the edge off Irelund’s piognant grievances.”
The Conservative party, represented Ly Mr. Balfour, and the Church of England, represented by the Arehbishop of Canter- bury, stand ready to grant Irelaud’s appea! without forsaking the religion of their fathere, while the Nonconformists, who are the backbone of the Liberal party, stubbornly resist such a suggestion and eneer at it bitterly.
His Rebuke.
The Rev. Mr. Durwell, an old Methodist minister of ‘Tennessee, went to Kentucky im the year 1852 to visit a relative, the “ton. William Bolton, and was invited to -.vld family worship every evening during bis stay.
One day Judge Cone and his wife from “ashvillecame to pass the night. Mr. Bolten said to the cold minister. as he
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**Q Lord!’’ be prayed, *‘ we are very poor and needy creatures and we know thou art able and willing to supply all our wants, but Cousis William says that Judge Cone and his wite from Nashville, who are with us, are not used to family worship, and however needy we are, there is no time to spare in telling thee our wants. Amen.”
The judge was greatly taken aback and so was his host. Between them they per- suaded Mr. Durwell to continue bis prayer, which he did with great earnestness and eloquence.— Youth's Companion.
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