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rointed foreign minister on the eleventh OF
June last, ia dead.


June last, ia dead.
A Carlikt Success.
A Times Paris dispatch says special in
formation received there confirms the i'm
preston that the Carists gained con-
siderable snccess near San Sebastian On
Tuesday. LUnioers reports 100 Alfonsists
killed and 1000 wounded.
4 British Complaint of spanish Agrees
sions.
The British naval commandant at Gibral
FAR makes formal complaint to his govern
nent Of aggr essions by Spanish guard
coasters in British waters.
The Terms of Further Negotiation.
The Pail Nall Gasette's Berlin special
says the powers have agreed upon the pro-
priety OF the acceptance of the proposals
made by the HeI zegovinian insurgents as
the basis of further negotiation.
stubborn Bishop.
The bishop of Breslau has notified the
Ecclesiastical Court that he will not attend
on the ground that the court is not com
petent to try him.
submissive Priests.
A Bre eslau paper says that twenty y-three e
priests have announced their submission to
the ecclesiastical laws.
Election at Blackburn.
ttu CittbiOu lUf tutulUtF VI fdEltdU1Rnt at
Black burn, to fill the vacancy caused by
the death of Henry NJ. Feilden, occurred
yesterday. The capddhtss were NJ Cad
diBgton, mayor of Black burn, and Mr.. G
Thwaite, q well known brewer, both con
servatives. Mr. Thwaite was elected.
Server Pasha's Instructions.
CoNsTANTINoPLv, October l.-Ipstruc
tions have been cent Server Pasha to re.
ceive the reports of the foreign consuls but
not to negotiate with them.
Telegraphic Communication Re-estab-
lished.
A telegram from the Governor of Bosnia
Gays that in conse quence of the advantages
recently gained over the insurgents, tele.
graphic communication has been re.estab-
lished between N4vesmii and Gatchko
International RAILWAY system.
Definite arrangements have been con-
cluded between the Porte and Austria rela-
tive to the junction of Turkish and Austrian
railway systems, fixing the period when the
necessary works shall be Commenced and
terminated.
Csmpos at Catalonia.
MADRID, o trber l.-Martinez Campos
has lett Barc.lona TO reassume the direction
of operations in Catalonia.
Ausmentipg the Spanish Army.
royal decree orders the organization of
seventy four new battalions of infantry.
Minister Wade's Demand.
SHANGHAI, October Mr. Wade, British
minister has intlmated to the Chinese gov
eminent that if his dema1ds are not com
piled with by to-day he will leave Pekin.
An After-Dinner Speech Suppressed,
PARIS, October l.-Public attention ia at
present much occupied with the fact that
the official journal has not yet published
the speech delivered by tn. Minister of
Finance at the banquet on the tw, nry sew
enth of September.
Ii is stated that NJ. Buffet prohibited the
publication of the speech on account of the
following sentence: "The coalition OF the
twenty fourth of May is happily dissolved" :"
NJ. Buffet thinks that the ministers should
examine the matter in the special Cabinet
council to be held should the speech not
ultimately be published in the official Jour
nal
The Minister of Finance is expected to
resign.
Iater-The Speech will be Printed.
The Cabinet council was held TO-DAY, The
question of the publication OF Minister Saws
speecn came up. After some explanation
the question was settled. Consequently
there will be NJ ministerial charges. The
otiielal journal vii publish the speech to-
morrow, with letter from Mr.. Say explain
rug the pbJecUobable passage. The letter
was read in the Cabinet meeting to- day and
approved.
Fighting In Herzegovina.
VIENNA, October lrTne evening papers
publish telegram dated Ragusa, to-day.
stating that several sanguinary engage
ments had taken place in Herzegovina be-
tween 1900 insurgents and 1000 Turks. The
first was fought on the twenty eighth ulti-
mo, near Klepavitza. and two engagements
followed on the twenty ninth and thirtietn
near Praptrizza. The insurgents lost tifty.
six men, and estimate the loss of the Turks
at 500. On account of their inferior num-
bers the insurgents were obliged to retreat
Andrassy Believes Peace Assured.
Count Andrassy, in answer 10 questions
of the Austrian parliamentary delegation,
stated the accounts of the participation of
inhabitants of Servia and Montenegro
in the insurrection in Turkey were
much exaggerated. Everything had been
done to prevent the participation of the
mass of the people. As far as human fore
sight went, he considered universal peace
assured The sole interest of Austria was
the maintenance OF peace for the develop
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