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THE SAN FRANCISCO MAIL "THE PRESS" SUMMARY OF MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, CONTAINS A Summary of the Commercial Shipping and General News of the Month, together with a carefully compiled record o< the Political event* of the same period. PSIG E—o N~B PENNY NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS AND CORRESPONDENTS. Owing to a new postal regulation, advertisers are requested to forward all a.d7ertisemeui;s -■-»-» seztXecL envelopes. Correspondents can send tlieir comI '! munications as hitherto, but no instruction of. any kind must be written on the manuscript or on the cover of XUq letter, JBIRTHS. Hall—November lGth, at Cashel street Bast, the wife of R. Hall of a son. DEATHS. Hall—November 24th, at Cashel etreet . Ease, Richmond, Albert John Hall, son of Robert and Elizabeth Hall. Deeply regretted. McLaren — November sth, at Hobart, Augustus Thomas McLaren, aged 41 years. Miller—On November 23rd, John Miller, native oil Cumberland, England, aged 55 years. Deeply regretted. Home papers please copy. Schmidt—November 25th, at his residence, Papanui, Peter Wilhclm Schmidt, in his seventy second year. Fekgtjsson— On the 13th Inst., at Southampton House, Burvvood road, Glenferrie, Victoria, Catherine, relict/ of David Baxter Fergueson, late of Dundee Scotland, and beloved mother of Mrs David Watson and James B. Fercusson (Dunedin), David B. Fergntson (Waogauui), Peter H. Fergusson (Melbourne), and Mrs Alfred Haddock (Raugmatta, N.S.W.), aged 73 years. TO-OAI'S OOiNTHiINTo, o > - THE SITUATION IN EUROPE— VISIT OF M. DE GIERS TO BERLINENGLISH POLITICSSPEECH BY LORD SALISBURY. THE REVOLT IN BRAZILEND OF THE REIGN OF TERROR. DEATH OF LORD LYTTON. DISASTROUS CYCLONESLOSS OF LIFE. CHAMBER OF COMMERCEQUARTERLY MEETING. SUPREME COURT TRIALS. the dunedin meeting. , mayorallTlections.