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to go upon the record. but they illustrate tn
view that Irish property holders take of the IrisI
bill.
C-oNsTANTINoPLE, June 19.-On the arrival il
the Dardanelles of an Italian vessel, having OF
board the harem of the ex-Khedive, lsmael Pasha
the Sultan authorized the women to 60 to Cbio
or Lemnos, but the captain of the ship persisted
that he had been chartered to Constantinople
The ship was allowed to come in, out of respect
to the Italian flag, but the women will be trans.
shipped without landing, and convey to ChIos.
VIENNA, June 19.-The Political CorrespOn-
denz says: The Roumanian agent at Sophia has
been instructed to demand from the Bulgarian
Government a categorical explanation relative to
the withdrawal OF the bill authorizing the natur-
alization of Bulgarians or Roumanians in Rou-
manian territory. In case the explanation is IN
satisfactory, Roumania threatens a rupture oil
diplomatic relations.
BERLIN, June l9.-The delegates to the Tech
nical Commission met this morning, and Plenipo-
tentlarIes at three this afternoon. The sitting of
the latter body lasted an hour and three quarters.
The exchange of views was continued, and it is
consequently believed that the conference will
terminate its labors in eight or ten days.
LONDON, June 19.-The passage in the House
of Common of the local option resolution, giving
the inhabitants of any district the right of deter
mining whether or not the licenses to public
houses shall be renewed, will oblige the Govern
ment to introduce a bill regulating liquor licenses.
LONDON, June l9.-The cotton manufactures
Of North and Northwest Lancashire have notified
the spinners and card-room hands that the state
of trade does not warrant the five per cent. IN
wages promised conditionally for the first week
in July. Similar notice has been given by the
Cotton Masters Association. The workmen de-
mand the advance. or say they will strike.
LONDON, June 19.-In the Court of Appeals
yesterday, on application for further delay in the
hearing of the appeal in the case of the Itch
borne claimant, in consequence of the continued
Justice Sir George Bramwell said the case must
be argued on Thursday next, or stand over until
autumn.
LONDON, June ia meeting of the Protes-
tant Reformation Society was held last night at
Exeter Hall to protest against the appointment of
the Marquis of Ripon as Viceroy of India. There
was much disturbance. Resolutions or protest
against the appointment, and a memorial to the
Queen and Parliament were only carried after the
interrupters had been fOrcibly elected.
LONDON, June 19.-The circular note of Aus
tria addressed to the Powers, proposes to settle
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS boundary dispute by
modifying the report of the Technical Commits
sion so that while Arab Tabia shall belong to
Roumania, the southeastern part of Silistria,
which will dominate the proposed Danube bridge,
shall remain Bulgarian.
LONDON, June ia telegram has been re-
ceived from Point Kruger from one of the leaders
of the Boer party, saying that the people of
Transvaal are deeply grieved at the statement of
the Ministers that the situation there is dan
gerous.
GALE, June 16.-The r. NJ. S. Malwa, which
left Melbourne on the 18th of May with the home
ward Australian and New Zealand mails, arrived
here to-day.