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The Berlin correspondent ct toe Times
says that China. efeettng the me-. orandum
drawn up BY Ferry, French prime minister,
relative 10 the settlement Of the Topouin
question, the follo~1ng frontier line Is now
being discussed: PegippinH At che line made
oy 80 arm Of tn F.unibert delta, it follows
/ chs ARR. r. q noItbwesterly direction until
it Comes to the canal grounds around the
rapids; this it skirts as far as the Red river
It then runs along the Red rive. until Hung
aoa Is reached: :. At va: point is the pro
this ,rsaposed line the delta vii, be divided
into two nearly equal parts. France, how.
ever, now regards the negotiations as not
Serious and is resolved on . precipitation
e'tlement of the question ~ me facts &C.
complishcd>
Losdcn Gable: Sir Stafford Northcote
BY his visit to Uls'er, has succeeded in
partially 1eopenirg tn, old religious feud
between the Protestants and Catholics j:
Belfast, but his indictments have fallen fla'
on the farming classes. The efforts of the
Tories are calculated to strengthen the
Nationalist at the next election, all be-
cause 1t has been made clear that the Tory
party have no tuition OF the land question
which wOnld secure justice to the Protestant,
farmers: The Liberal Press of England con
denim Sir Stafford Northcote's raj. and r.
roach him tor stirring up religious hatred
Natlona! league Is progressing steadily, and
the people are earnestly serons:ing the e.
forts OF their Leaders to prepare for the e. II.
eral election. The Parnel! fund CLOSES in
December
The Spanish ministry has virtually re-
signed, Prime Minister Saga.ta considers
the moment has arrived to leave to a new
misistry the task of adopting final measures
conc rning the affair with France, the lat-
ter having positively refused to give further
satisfaction to Spain for the insults to AL
fonso, and regarding the incident at an end
after Prime Minister Ferry's apology had
been published in the Journal Official. L,
is stated that at a cabinet council on thu
10Th inst, tie foreign minister p, posed
that the ambassador at Paris be recalled il
the French government persisted in its re-
fusal to make the apology demanded by
the Spanish government.
The archbishop of Ecuador has addressed
pastoral letter to the clergy, which he or.
de1s to be read in the churches, in which
he informs the people that ut the elections
for the conventions re about to take place.
and many are igncran. as to who are fit.
ting candidates to elect they must cast
their votes as instructed by the clergy.
The prosecution in the case of:O Doupeli,
the murderer of'Carcy, have dispositions
rom all their witnesses, and placed the
whole Case before the solicitor for O'Dou.
nell. O'Donnell expressed the hope that
he will be acquitted. not so much for his
own sake, as tor the sake of those who hav
so kindly subscribed for his defense.
The report that the Spanish amba ,sador
to France, the Due de Ternan NUM-, would
withdraw unless France should grant fur
ther leparatioh for i. suits to Alfonso. is
formally deaied. Tue ambassador awaits
final orders.
Anarchists at Lyons on the 9th inst,
poured bucket of petroleum over a police
man and set it On fire. The man was terri
bly, burned The mob after ward attem pted
to fire the stables OF tue municipality.
George Warden, the dataultine manager
and secretary of the London & River Platte
bank. WAS arrested at his sisters house in
London :ecea,ly having just returned from
the continent.
vised estimates Of the French budget
show q deficiency OF 5000 600 francs,
which the minister OF finance proposes 10
cover by reduction of governmental
expenses.
Sarah Spencer was killed in the wreck OF
train on the London. Camden & Ah.
injured. 'ue" were
,au;, >Ape' ~ that Gen. Saussier, com.
~~s Of tho rtreteeuth army corps, will
| succeed Gen. shibsulin as French minister
OF war.
All implicated in the late war in E.ypt
nave ncen granted amnesty, except those
Convicted of murder and outrage,
6 The Spanish Ambassador to France has
tendeted bis resignation and insists upon its
acceptance.
Russian wos arrested while sketcbinp
the forts at koaigsherE: