, 1885-10-10

tIfy the Dublin Castle system.
The dissolution of the English Parlia.
ment is fixed for the seventeenth Novem.
Der.
London, Oct. 7th.-Su9ar in stock on the
4th inst, was 289,OO0 tons. Last yea
265, 600 tons.
New York October Shit is announced
that Mr.. Jaben Curry las been appointed
United States Minister to Madrid.
There is a growing sense OF the gravity
of the situation in France. The An;i-Re,
publicanS number more than il third of The
entire House. NJ. MOlimari, 4 French eco.
nomiSt, visiting anada interpretS the re
Sult Of the elections as being merely
against the BrisSon Ministry and in con
sequence of the recent colonial adventures
He is however of opinion that it is not pos.
sible for France to remain united against
the Republic.
\ despatch from The Paris correspondent
of the Chimes" states that Prince HOhem.
lobe predicts that the only possible way to
form a Government will be by uniting tile
two Republican sections but he thinks the
Radical left will be unwilling to defer to-
the MOderates. He is Of opinion that tho
Conservative can easily disturb the Euro
pean equilibrium.
The Marquis of Salisbury, speaking at
Newport, said that the British Govern
ment would limit itself with regard to
the disturbance i'll the East to the re
~cognition of the new Roumelian situations
as an accomplished fact. Referring to do
nestle legislation he favored the establish
ment of local Government, deccntralizing
authority in London. and declared that
wealth and not merely houses and lane
must bear its share OF the burden. He also
spoke in favor of a closer union Of the
colonies and cheapcning the process for
the transfer of land.
Announcing u determination to main.
tain the integrity of the Empire he ex.
pressed his Willingness to give Ireland
equal privileges. He was opposed to
free education and Mr.. Chamberlain's pro
posed scheme for the creation of small
treeholds and regarded Irish coercion as
useless. In conclusion he upheld the
union of Church and State.
New York, October 9th.-The death is
announced of NJ. Emile Perrin, French ar
fist and administrator.
London dispatches state that the body
of the Earl of ShaftcSbury has been inter,
red in Westminster Abbey.
a fire broke out yesterday among the
warehouses i'll ChartcrhouSe Square, de.
stroying property estimated at three million
pounds.
1t is reported that boycotting continues
in Ireland Notwithstanding the Catholic
Bishops are denOuncing the violence. The
Home Secretary threatens TO adopt vigOr-
Gus measures for its suppression.
1t is stated that Russia and Prince Bis
marck are in favor of placing the Duke of
Cumberland as King of Bulgaria.
A Copenhagen telegram states that the
Royal Family yesterday attended Madame
Missions concert.
The "Pall Mall Gazette, in an editOrial
expresses the opinion that the Marquis of
Salisbury's recent speech at Newport was
creditable to him, and that it is not imprO-
bable the Conservatives may be elected.
In Paris it is understood that the Minis
try will resign before the meeting of the
House. The Conservatives have gained
90 seats. Disturbances have taken place,
the rioters damaging the buildings Of the
"Gaulois" and "Figaro" newspapers.
Portugal is about to establish a protec-
tOrate over DahOmey.
New York, Oct. 9th.
Flour, per bril-, st Lawrence brand 1918.
Meal, best brandywine, per bril-, 1928 to
1885.
Heavy Mess Pork, per brl, -
New Seasons Pork, per brl. 800 to 10.
- Crystals, per Id. 6 3-16th.
0us"i f. toG.R, rer h., 5 ZIG to 9.16th.
EuuIiSh Islands MOIaSSoS npr gal