, 1885-10-14

issued has still further depressed il. The
Bank of England is plethoric having re-
ceiyed nearly two-milIions sterling in pr.
vate deposits. The other BouYSes are dull.
In Paris there are rumourS Of the final
evacuation of Tonquin.
It is reported that NJ. Floquet, Deputy
for the Seine, has urged upon President
Gr6yy the ACCESSIBILITY of expelling the
OrlpaniStS and thus prevent the marriage
with Prince Waldemar of Denmark.
French election returns are still vague,
the situation at present may be estimated
thus. The total number OF Deputies is
0S4, the Conservatives in the last House
held 80 seats and their known gain is about
SO. Over 300 second ballots are necessary
Inc DAILY News i'll an editorial expresses
the opinion that the speeches Of Mr.. Cos.
chen and the Marquis Of Harrington indi-
cate a disagreement amongst the Radicals,
bat do not betray any intention on either
part to join the Conservatives.
Mr.. ParnelI, in the course OF an interview,
stated that he fully recognized the significant
promise contained in Mr.. GludSt0ne'S recent
manifesto. Speaking at a meeting at Kill
dare, at which ArchbishopS Walsh and
CTokc were present, he warned tenants
against buying at the present prices and
also protested against the practice of boy
%cotting.
MI. Gladstone has assumed the leader
ship Of the Liberal party for the forthcom.
ing election campaign.
The Marquis of harrington denounces
Mr. Chamberlain's proposed measure for
free education, which he declares is too
dabdy.
New York, October 13th.-A London
despatch states that Germany advises the
resistance Of the Greek and Servian de
maudS by the Turkish army, if necessary,
and also signifies her approval of the union
Of Bulgaria and RoumeIia, provided they
recognize the Sovereignty Of Turkey. The
Great Powers approve.
Nh. Gladstone, writing to NJ. Emile
LAyeleye, the Political Economist, approves
Of the union OF Bulgaria and Boumelia, but
hopes that the difficulties may be confined
Within the present limits, thereby prevent,
ing any conflict with the Powers or the
Hellenic and ScIavonic nations, but he
fears there is a possibility Of great evils
arising tlIerefrom.
Lord Randolph Churchill in his address
TO the electors Of Birmingham, promised
that the Conservatives, if returned to pow
er would multiply the number Of freehold.
erS, that they would introduce measures to
ensure economy in spending the peoples
money, and to regulate procedure in Par
lament, remedying the night sessions, he
also declares they would govern the coun.
try in the light Of common sense.
The 'Times", in an editorial commenting
on the address, says, Lord Randolph
Churchill c~leverIy indicates the weakness
es of the Liberals, their past failures and
party dissension.
Mr.. Herbert Gladstone, speaking at
Leeds, declared the Liberals had agreed to
abolish the Irish Viceroyalty, and that
England would grant Irish Home Rule,
but would always maintain the rights Of
the Grown.
Paris news states thai in the second
ballots the Republicans will concentrate
for the election of their candidates, who
already head the list.
1t is reported that Germany has rejected
the Spanish claim to the Pelew group of
the CarOlines.
A copenhagen telegram states that the
Folkething has rejected the Governments
Provisional Financial Law which was pro-
~mulgated in April.
New York, Oct. 18th.
Flour, per brl., st Lawrence brand 95.O5.
Meal, best brandywine, per bril-, 1925 to
1886.
Heavy Mess Pork, per brl, -
New Seasons Pork, per brl. 500 to 10.
crnor Crystals, per Id. 6 3-16th.
""9" f. tOG.R., per h., 5 7-16 to 9-16th.