, 1882-11-08

a i majority for the Government, but the
Radicals have nevertheless largely i'll
creased.
Paris dispatches report that seven an
archists have been arrested at Lyons,
daily news from whence states that the
great distress which exists there is making
the artiZanS desperate.
Another dispatch announce the follow
ing diplomatic appointments:
NJ. Legrand to be French Ambassador
and Minister Plenjpotentiary at La Hague.
Count Lavertuion, at Naples, to be Am
baSsador and Minister PlenipOtentiary to
the Argentine Republic.
Count Lefebvre de Behaine, at LaHague,
to be Ambassador and Minister PlenipO-
tertiary at the Vatican,
NJ. Desmichels to be Ambassador and
Minister Plenipotentiary at Madrid.
Partisan upholsterers are boycotting
NM. Adolphe R0thschild and jules Duyal.
The Volcano of Mount Etna is again
active.
New York, 2nd Noy.-In the British
HOuse'Of Commons Lord Randolph Church
i'll made a severe attack on the ConSerya-
tives for supporting the two third Cloture
vote, he stated that he would support Sir
Stafford Northcote in the rejection of the
first rule.
Dispatches from Egypt state that the
French AGENT at Cairo has been inform
ed by the Egyptian Government that NJ.
Brpdiff. the French member Ofthe Control
General, will not be invited to attend its
Cabinet meetings for the future, as the
English member had already been instruct
ed not to attend.
Telegraphic dispatches from Constants
nople report that the Sublime Porte IS
alarmed at Lord Dutterin's visit to Egypt,
and is endeavOuring to prevent It.
A Paris despatch announces that the
authorities, anticipating trouble between
the troops and the furniture employees, now
on strike, have confined the men to the
barracks.
London news states that His Holiness
the Pope has a~utographically thanked
Her Majesty Queen Victoria for the great
liberality towards the Catholics through
ont Her Empire.
at the four home ports ON the 2Sth ultimO
was 100000 tons as against 100000 tons
for the corresponding period last year.
New York, Nov. 3rd.-In the british
House of Commons, Mr.. Gladstone, dis
cussing Egyptian affairs, said that he
would demand that Egypt should pay the
expenses of the war.
During the debate on the rules of pro.
ccdure, the ParnelitcS gave their support
to the Government against Mr.. Gibson's
two thirds Closure amendment which was
defeated by a majority OF eighty four.
The Right Hon. j. Chamberlain, Presl-
dent of the Board of Trade, speaking at q
Railway directors Banquet held at the
Mansion House, predicted that England
was on the eve of a great and long pros
perity.
Teiegraphic news from France report
that Revolutionary Manifestocs are being
distributed in Paris and Marseilles.
NJ. Rochetort, who is visiting Montceaus
les-Mines, bringing assistance to the pri-
Soners, greatly deprecateS the garrison re-
Gently placed there.
A Paris despatch announces that some
members of the Salvation army held a
demonstration at the entrance OF ere la
Chaise on November LIST.
The despatch also reports that a secret
dynamite factory has been discovered at
Charolles.
Network, Nov. 4th-PariS news announce
that NJ. Duclerc, President of the Chamber
of Deputies, has promised to urge repeal
of the restrictions with regard to the I'M
portation of salt pork.
1t is announced that the special commit
tee appointed by the Government to en-
uuire into the COmmittal of Mr.. Dwyer
Gray for contempt upholdS Judge LaWson's
sentence and leaves the granting OF an
appeal to his discretion.
Further intelligence from France states