, 1880-03-13
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of New York have protested against the Com.
missioner's neglect to reform the sugar duties.
The Paris journal "Civilisationn has beea
fined for insulting President Grevy and NJ.
Washington the ex.Premier.
The "Daily News" Paris correspondent
states that Hartman will probably not be sur
rendered to the Russian authorities, as Prince
Orlof has Informed the French Government
that its decision will not effect the amicable
relations between France and Russia.
New York, March Sth-Paris news aunoun.
GEE that the Cabinet have unanimously refus-
ed to surrender Hartman to the Russian Gov
ernment, and he is about to proceed to Eng
land.
NJ. Albert Grevy has been elected a Life
Senator in the room of NJ. Uremieux, de-
ceased.
The Duchess of Marlborough writes to the
papers that the distress is on the increase in
some parts of ireland.
10 London a strong opposition ID offered to
the purchase of Water-w9rks by the Corpora
ton of the City.
A boiler explosion occurred at Glasgow
killing twenty three persons.
New York, 9th NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HAYES
has sent a message to Congress stating that
the United States cannot permit the construc-
ton OF an inteFooaauic Canal on the American
Continent except it he placed under their
control. The Canal Committee have reported
favourably on a resolution which re-approved
TIE Monroe doctrine.
III. 9s Lssseps has had an interview with
tba Canal Committee, at which be explained
the nature OF bis plans.
In the British House of Commons Sir Stat
ford Northcote, Chancellor of The Excheoner
arnannaaA fhak Dorlsoook Ill l. IL
on the twenty third instant and that on Thura.
day be will introduce the Budget for 1851.
Ea gave notice that the Bill providing for
the location of vacant Parliamentary seats has
been withdrawn.
The "Times" Paris Correspondent reports
trat Messrs. Fourteen and Boisredon have
been elected Senators for the Doroogue.
New York March 10th London news states
that the announcement of the forthcoming
dissolution of Parliament proved a COM
plete surprise.
The Earl of Beacons6eld has issued a mani
.festO addressed to the Duke of Marlborough,
Viceroy of Ireland, which supplies a keynote
TO The Ministerial Opposition to Home Rule
displayed during the past campaign.
In il he likewise urges the necessity for con-
tinuing to maintain a vigorou foreign policy,
which, he a%9aerte, will best protect British in
terests abroad.
The" Daily News" commenting 10 a lead.
ing article upon Lord Beaconsfed's manifesto
says it gives no outlins of his future policy and
criticiz es it as an attempt to evade the real
issue which is the conservatives, neglect Of DO.
meStic affairs.
Mr.. Forster. speaking at Bradford, condemn
ed the Governments foreign policy and declar-
ed his intention to maintain the cause of Irish
Union.
The French Senate has rejected article
seven OF the Ferry Bill, in consequence of
which N. de Freycinet threatens to enforce
the existing Anti Jesuit laws.
It is reported that NJ. Ferry has resigned
the portfolio Of public Instruction.
London, l0th.--The stock OF sugar at the
four home ports on the 7th last, was 14O,O 900
tons agaist l2l 900 FOR tho corresponding peri
cd last year.
Now York March 11tb-Losdou news an.
nounces that the Marquis Of Harrington has
issued an address, which has been submitted
to the Liberal leaders. who pronounce it the
manifesto Of their party. He charged Lord
Beaconsield with evadi1g the causes at issue
and substituting false ones, and affirmed that
the happiness of the British Colonies resulted
from Liberal Institutions. y % So,
he criticised as exaggerated the language of
that part of Lord BeacOnsfeld's manifesto re-
ferring to Home Rule, but expressed the con.
viction that Home Rule 10 impracticable and
misnhievous. s. a46 or 5-f.a,E a.19
He refused TO imitat the conservatives IN
forming o combination to oppose the spread of
oducatiOE in 4Trsfar1