, 1880-06-05
T L E G. r. A M S.
ST. THOMAS STATION.

Minister of Foreign Affairs states that at
the recent interview Mr.. GOschen concur
red in his views as to the maintenance of
the terms of the Berlin Treaty asserting
however that Mr.. Goschen's aim was to re-
form and not destroy Turkey.
London news states that Lord Beacons-
field has addressed a sharp remOnstrance
to the {" Times" for publishing a grossly in
accurate report of his remarks at a private
meeting of the Conservative leaders.
Mr.. GladstOne's action in seeking to
retain Sir. Bartle Frere as Governor of
Cape Colony in face of his alleged unfit
ness for the post is the object of an attack
on the part of the London press.
New York, Goth May.-In the British
House of Commons a motion opposing Nh.
Bradlaugh's admission to Parliament has
been rejected.
Sir Wllfred aWSOn proposes to present
an address to the Queen petitioning for the
recall of Sir Bartle Frere from the Cape.
Paris news announces that a numerous
body of Communists assembled on Sunday
at the Bastille column, and marched thence
to the spot where the Communists of 1870
were executed. The Police arrested sixteen
participants.
The election of a deputy for Lyons, which
N. Clanqni is contrasting, resulted on Sun
day in u second ballot being declared ne
eesSary-
New York, Goth May.-PAris nows an
nounces that NJ. Say has been elected Pres
ideit of the Senate and that NJ. Wadding-
ton will probably be appointed AmbaSsa-
dor to England.
-s4 The "Times' Paris correspondent reports
that the Chamber of Deputies has passed
the. Yancarville Canal Bill.
uI,, L,uunh (Invurnuant hac roco1voJ to
expd such foreigners as were engaged i'll
the recent COmmuniStic demonstration at
the Bastille Column.
London news states that Sir W. Har-
court has been elected Nj. Z. for Derby UNI
opposed.
Yesterday a %deputatiOn of members of
Parliament waited privately upon Lord
Granville proposing to urge Her Majesty's
Government to mediate between Chill and
Peru.
The London "Post" states that threaten
ing letters have been sent to Mr.. Brad
laughs Parliamentary opponents.
New York, 9th May.-The London
!" daily News" asserts that the memorial
demanding the recall of Sir Bartle Frere
from the Cape has been signed by over one
hundred prominent Liberals.
Mr.. Gladstone has explained that in the
present condition of the South African
confederation Scheme the administrative
abilities OF Sir BaItle Frere were required
until the project is settled, after which he
Will consider the question.
In the French Chamber of Deputies, M.
Constans, Minister ofthe Interior, informed
the Radicals that the interference of the
Police in the recent Communistic demon
~atratien was ordered by the Cabinet.
sAdyices from st. Petersburg state that two
Nfhilists have been sentenced to death by
Court martial, and that eight others have
been sentenced to hard labOur at the
mines.
"a Plymouth 9th May.-The R. M. s..
.Donn from the West Indies arrived here
at 8 o'clock Last night.
. New York, 2Sth May.-London advices
state that Sir Charles Dixie, under Score
tary for Foreign Affairs, has informed the
deputation who recently waited upon Lord
Granville that Her Majesty's Government |
was cooperating with the Great Powers |
and was hopeful of seeking an early oppor-
,tuaity Of mediating between Peru and Chi
H., GA .r.eDr
I Lord Kimberly, Secretary for the Colo
MES, replying to an enquiry of the Aborigi-
hes Protection Society said that.the annex
alton of the Transvaal was irrevocable.
London 28th May. = The stock of sugar
a. the four home ports on the 22nd instant
amounted to ISL, 900 tons, against 164, 600
tons for the corresponding period last year.
KNee York, May 29th.-At EPSON the Der