London vid Bombay, Oct. 2.
At a mesting of the Huddersfield Chamber of Commerce it was stated that the Board of Trade had refused to receive a deputation to urge the serious effects of the Japanese tariff upon the Yorkshire woollen trade, on the lad that no good could result. from its reception. The Chamber resolved to seck an interview with the Board of Trade to urge the hardship that the tariff would cause to the Jupunese poor, who would be deprived woollen garments for the winter.—Reuter.
THE SENATE,
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