, 1875-11-26
Report that Great Britain Has Bought
aLarge Interest In tho 6ucz
Canal.
Mr.. Dlsracli's SPEECH Mt the Recent Ban.
quet Of Tho Lord Mayor Of
London.
Tho Santiago Butcher Burriel Ignored By
IN English Diplomat.
Don Carlos Evidently Getting Into The Spanish
Equivalent Of Our last 0itoh.''
GREAT BRITAIN,

E1cfI1Sa RUAons.
I.oSpoS, Nor, 2s-Thc Eceninq Hlose ssys:
=. Crr stoek m.rkot t,.e mann orn.tiv nro,ud,cc,i
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" f"'hos "l'eu "a' c1reu'h'eu 'o-u"y to"s iat-
lament Will 10 summoned 10 consider tho East
eYn question: particularly With roferonce to
Eurpt, We have been oblo to 1caru that The
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~ .ss lu nu'9c,"s sea,"a ssss ~ ssses
urit.ah flee. has pocu ordered to tue Modlter-
ranean sca."
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Thore has been leavy aud disastrous gallo
we're lost, Sixteen flshcrmsu aeo known To hAvo
bno, d,,vr,, .,a fo,.,a., .,o ro;se;no
s~"s.ss.'
'estIS'4oS " a pAsA' In,
The Mercantile bank OF Locus has tailed. With
liabilities ealiulasod At 43In 900.
ENGLAND BUYING AZ INrEHEsr TO rRoTEcT IN
EurrT.
LONDON, Nov. 28-6:30 A. m.-.The Times
ehyo It las renson to oe'1ese lhat
the british Governments haa bought from
tho hhedtSe OF Egypt Guy worth
OF shares Of tho suez Caual Company,
aud that tue Egyptian tosornmont II
authorized to draw on Nothscb1lds at sight for
the amount. Inis announcement 10 tho sub.
stance Of telegram received BY the Bank Of
Egypt from tho Aie1andFla branch. Ihe Times
adda that tho hhed!Fo made the onor anu tho
british eloyerument accepted ls subjecs to tue
anprovnt Of Parliament. The hbedive's holding
which is thus SOLD conslass OF LIT :ooo OUT OF 4po-
l13 shares into "h'ch tho capital atock OK tho
COMPANY il divided. ...-,
Nft. pfsRAkLIa srEEcH AT TIE LORD MAYORS
naSqrEr.,
AT tho banquet at Hntidhall on Lord Mayors
Day, Noy' o. ar. Dssaell, responding to the
toast, - tier ala1esty'a 3liillBter," Bald
4 yoar ago. my Lora MAYOR, Whoh had Inc
honor OF addressing ,you: predecessor, the
r. mn
wars that We were told were 10 be CARRIED Oh IN
the centre Of Europe, aud bctwoen tts most
cIyil!zed communities. ventured then TO saT.
On the part OF tue Gosesament, that It was ROT
Only our hope, but CDR bel1ef, tHak war would
not onsue; and that tho country might depend
upon our utmost efforts to prevent such
calamity. War has not onnued, nv Lord; and
aB to any Share het Ma1eHtJs ministers may
have had IN tho prevention OF that evil. Ail thas
will say OF it IL this~that 1t Is ono Of "tucA
they are not ashamed.
THE caISEsE DIFFICULTY.
Had 1t fallen to my tot, nav Lold Mayor, per.
haps only month ago to bare returned you our
thanks for thla honor, should, perhaps. hayo
had to announce q war between this countrv and
one, friendly re!atloua With which i. is tue .n-
torest and wish Of tho citizens OF London espe-
cially to maintain and cherish. a war With CHI
ua, which was thea impending. would bare been
q war With . country with which. Of all others,
England would not ho placed In collision, We
have no Wish to invade OF appropriate thslr tor
rtoty. Although l cnunus but bolievo that suy
military proceedings on our rart with than must
DO certain Of suceoss tho resu!s, though suc-
coasful, would DO scarcely triumphant. Besdos
1t is ouE interest 10 strengthen tbs censrAlixod
Government which seemed to be prepared to
mako war 1pou us, and which always becomes
moro feeb!e vhen var ~ wased BY thon. The
good senBa OF the Chineso Government, end 10
great degree the energy aud RESOURCE Of her
Matosty's ,dtnlater In that country, have. be-
liere, prevented that evil, and think vo may
fan
ring. For usyaolf, hASo always been Of opinion
that tho longer peace WAS maintained With China
tho creator was the chance Of that peace bofug
permauous, bncauao tho mora tho people are au-
riched BY commercial communications with
Europe, tho more copteuted and leBa trouble
aoma thay become to thAt Cau>ral Government
which IL is our wish and interest to strengthen.
THE uEnzgaovtN1As TRANSACTION.
Nv Lord Mayor, wish could SAY with 70.
gard 10 foreign af1si1s nearer home thss they
Wero in a position as satisfactory ~ think wo
may now consider our ralAt,ous With China. II
would be An atEectatton to pretend that partial
revolt In province of European TufkoY has
eyouesst about d state Of AFFAIRS which In thst
part OF the world very often becomes critical. In
the troaent instance. tho Wlhs fotboatanca OF tho
Ereat powers Immediately intoFeatod Ia the quos-
tio1I-h wise 1orbeogance to which oeK to otter
my uost ssnccre testimony, and which CANNOT he
| zoo highly Appfectated-pfodHced M eGoot 40
napPy thht ~ one moment, somo months aRo. We
bad right to beliese that this serious disturb
ance wou!d Immediately cease. Ny Lord Masor.
oou 40 unfortunate a event which "lll not d"oii
our h!ltea-revsssd the expiring struggle,
| gave new aspoct to all tho
circumstances aud created hopas and fears In
quateeFa ana 10 cltolsa which before that did not
exist II ia lmroaalble to deny that cfcutnstan"
oes Of this character aso ctiticAl hut for my own
part hava atie great confidence ln TINT forboar-
aoce to Which have referred. ;! believe that u
WI continue to be exerclaed and have myself
In inn hat