BEHRING SEA TROUBLE.
A BRITISH COMPLAINT,

Washington, September 20. Sir J. Patjncjsfote, British Minister, has complained to the United States Govern ment bhab the North American Company has captured thirteen thousand seals in Behring Sea in violation of the modus vivendi agreed upon.
THE RUSSIAN JEWS.
COLONIES IN AUSTRALIA,

Melbourne, this day. Communication has been received from Baron Hirsch to the effect thab he is send ing an agent to inspect the Mallee country, with a view to establishing colonies of Russian Jews there.
A MEMORIAL.
London, September 20,

The Archbishop of Canterbury will unveil a memorial to bhe late Bishop Pany in the Canterbury Cathedral.
RESCUED MINERS.
Vienna, September 20. The men entombed in a tunnel near Trieste were rescued.
AFGHANS AND RUSSIANS.
Calcutta, September 20.
' Reports of the conflict botween the Afghans and Russians on the frontier are nob yet confirmed.
Valparaiso, September 20. A hurricane at Iquique greatly damaged fche shipping.
A TERRIBLE FALL.
Berne, September 20,

A coach fell over a precipice in the Inga dine 250 feet. Two English ladies were killed and four injured.
BANK OF VAN DIEMEN'S LAND.
Hobabt, September 21.
Id is almosb certain that the Bank of Van Diemen's Land will have to go into liquidation. The Government has arranged with the Commercial Bank to cash the bank notes which are in circulation for two months. Public feeling is strongly against the Government, and it is expected a vote of censure will be moved.
MR McMILLAN.
Mr McMillan, formerly Colonial Trea surer, has been appointed President of the New South Wales Commission for the Chicago Exhibition.
NO CORNER IN WHEAT.
Melbourne, thie day. The alleged attempt to form a corner in wheat is denied, bub six shillings is still offered without response. Flour has risen to £14.
