The sun., 1883-12-16

James. who. as Arthur Daene. has q
good position rs an emotional lover on the
London stage. has failed to get divorce from
an evidently hated wife. Lord Garmoyle gave
an ostentntious denial to tho reported rupture
OF his engagement by appearing In promi-
nent box with Miss Fortescuo on the ilrst night
OF Pygmalion and Galatea."
Tho Duko OF Albany has composed waltz.
Tho Empress Of Russia is said to be going with
consumption. and tho Empress OF Austria to
have given up hunting for sonnet writing.
Sir William Charley. who fought and lost Fps
wich In the interest OF tho Conservatives and
the corrupt corporation OF London. is now
known as " coneer Eel Charley" The corpo-
ration has ceased to have reputation for even
genuine turtle soup.
BpMe Aaoetd,ed Press
LONDON. Dec. 15.-The Khedive has thrent-
ened that unless En- land furnishes him with
9uer the Soudan, or at least consents to allow
she i turkish troons to suppress the Mahdi he
Khsa'x K aaSaiGate the sultan h insists TINT the
to abandon the Soudan.
Gen: Stephenson has despatched a corps of
etructions to raise earthworks and mount guns
forty miles beyond Assouan. as he considers
Ss Ss sh SasS S
OF the Nile; also to fortfy kotosko, on the
Preparations are being made at Cairo to trans
port from there detachment of the English
garrison and 70 land them ut Assouan.
to make reasonably sure the defeat OF III Mahdl
,Iae nm expedittiion containing 5000 Ango-Indian
not only be supplied with mountain artillery.
but must havo ample means Of boring wells in
the desert. Such m expedition would cost
Baker Pasha will leave Cairo Tor souakim to-
morrow but he protests that the force under
him Is not sufficient to relieve Khartoum He
S,u Nd.
They ars to reach sounkim on the goth inst.
Orders have ave been sent to Col Snrtorins to
out delay. Singnt is without provisions and
has a bad supply Of water.
ment against the Christians. The Governor OF
Stout s'i,, has adyised h the American mission to
are indie iatirabie in their eiorts to incie sedi.
tion. and are now urging the tribes in Yemen
to- revolt against the sultan.
gree OF Grand Mark Master has resulted in
giving an mpet%s to tho Mark Mas!sr Mason
ma1e to reconcile the differences % between W @ tRe he
Grand Gran Cha oahapterr t Of onehec nnd the Grand
sued by the Quebec chapter was i'll advised !;
that tho Quebec chapter has nothing to do with
vai!inE in Ireland. Scotland, the United States.
and Canada In regard to Mark Masonry is un-
sound. a number Of provincial Mssons as
sonic honors. OF Warden Hanham in Dorset
shire. This was a new departure in Masonry.
was recognized that cremation is the proper
ritual OF the brotherhood.
In honor OF the American Archbshops in
the tho Nas,, q the The
taken, part in the debates. Edward Pace Of
Forids Irono%need the Epsnins discourse on
Hanna i0RfSh oi Roehsstsr s and Arehs.hop GiSnons
Of baltimore were among the disputants; At
s.n IN Sors & SSssss 6 ss 9 ase II
& In tse Of
| ties whose object is the repea! Of the measure
enacted under the empire which opened the
trade Of the French colonies to all countries OF
a part Of France. French n,erchandse and
manpfnctures are to be entered free Gi duty.
The bill is in in realty directed against English
The English and American residents at Nice
are much disturbed at tho prevalence Of typhoid
three months. A commission OF doctors is to
be appointed to examine the conditions which
remedy Il Is reported that the h eSei'i fever is
chiefly confined to the lowest class. The
Americans are leaving and going to Cannes.
court in London tho coming spring viii be
q the levee receptions on the Prince Of Wales
The police have begun A, to raid the fashionable
| Club. and other what are known as swell
hollis" and warned the players and proprie.
and
preparing to fight the authorities on the aues.
Of eas aS Fs he Saonss to play
threatens to publish 800 letters OF the late
the memory Of his mother. The executra
states that Lady Lytton lived. many years ri
By he,
speakership Of the House OF Commops is the
Of his 10 succeed the MARQUIS
Rosa Bonheur is conyaescent. but her henltt
remains permanently delicate:
ture by Van Angeli a standing figure dressed
In black with lace veil her hands Joined and
T ss GSssa d Aa1 H III
The ,tositnist Rerie,c. founded by Littre. hal
A new enter,ainmentin In Paris. named lie Jour
r giving ,ss Scn the features oi
Marie Goombier. ' once tho con idsnte Of ss
has e
broHghsm 70. day. his horse having taken irigh
sion on his head face. and limbs. ,-
engagement At ss2 900 for he tour. after. con
Theatre Francsi.e.
NJ. FRllieres. the Minister OF Fine Arts. 4
about to appoint q committee Of inquiry will
view to reforming the organization OF thu
The new ballet. La Farandole." )" at tho Crane
Opera has been brilliant success. 1t cos
Signor Mario before dying at Rome, repeat
| ed his request to Prince Odescalchi that hi
remains should be cremated The Prince .op
posed the request. A few, moments befor
burial might be at Cagsliar 4 number Of tn
Rome will attend the funeral at Caeliari.
The rehearsaIs OF Gilbert and Sullivan's nev
opera are taking place daily.
Miss Llngard comes to London as the load
Ing lady in the new Theatre Princess. Sho M
pears In the Wicked World. and "Galatea
Mary Dickens the granddaughter Of tn
Girl in the drama Of "Claudian."
Frederick Wiinam's Journey to Rome.
BARCELONA. Dec. l5.-The Crown Prime
Frederick William during his stay here visited the cath,
dral and other places Of note in this city. He wa
| everywhere well received He embarked this eyenin
| Tor Italy. tile German squadron escorting him.
| Rohr, Dec. I5-The Germsn Crown Prince upon hi
arrival here will cause formal apple alton 10 mad
| audience ne vhose reblv thereto wi