, 1885-03-25

ley as Governor OF TIC OOuudn.
London news states that the Parnellites
have disclosed the particulars of the bar
gain made between MIR. Gladstone and
their party last August.
London, March 1Sth-The stock of sugar
at the four home ports on the 14th inst.
was 289, 900 tons as against 1852. 900 tons
for the corresponding period last year.
Colon, March Observation-Disclosures have
thrown up a barricade across the street in
which the Jail is situated, evidently mean.
ing to make an effort to hold out. Co
yernment troops are expected from Pana-
ma to-day. RevolutiOniSt leader Aizpuru
has offered to treat, but Government de.
mands unconditional surrender. Report.
ed loss in Panama fifteen rebels and five
Government soldiers.
New York, March 19th-A Copenhagen
despatch states that the Folkething has
Carried an address by a majority of sixty
calling for the dismissal of the Ministry,
and has chosen a new one possessing the
confidence of the House.
1t is understood that The Prince of
Wales during his forthcoming visit to Ire.
land, will announce the appointment Of tho
Duke of COunaught as the future Lord
Lieutenant, on his return from India.
In the House of Commons, Mr.. Chillers
explained the terms of the International
Guarantee of the proposed Egyptian loan
of nine millions sterling.
The Prince of Wales, ii is said, will be
interviewed by Earl Granville previous to
his departure on a visit to Berlin.
An explosion Of fire damp has occurred
in q c~olliery at Camphausen by which two
hundred and seventeen persons have lost
their lives.
1t is announced hat the Prince of Wales
has initiated his son, Prince Albert Victor,
a member of the Masonic craft,
In regard 10 negotiations for the re-es-
Enlistment of peace between France and
China, the latter maintains a r%eSoluie at,
titude.
Colon, March 10Th Everything quiet.
Business partially resumed. Rebels still
hold town. No attempt has been made to
dislodge them. American mar.nes remain
on guard.
New York, March 20tI.--A further
despatch from Copenhagen states that The
LandSthing has carried an address 10 the
King by Il majority of -, which blanrS
the Folkelhing for obstruction, and adria.
es the retention Of the Ministry.
intelligence from Cairo reports that the
British troops rec0Unoitered the position
of the Arabs around SuAEim, the latter
retreated. 1t is expected that IL battle
will take place at Tamai, where OSman
Djgma has 10000 men.
The English residents in afro are
demanding the suppression Of the e" BoS-
phore Egyptien," on the ground that it is
melting the natives against them.
1t is announced that Prince Bismarck
has offered to arbitrate the Afghan b'un.
Diary difficulty.
Paris news states that the Chamber Of
Deputies is discussing the question of
Scrutin de Liste.
Prince Hohenlohe, the German AmbaS.
sador in Paris, has informed NJ. Ferry that
his Government do not intend to contest
the right of France to declare rice contra
band in connection with the war with
China.
The Marquis of Harrington stated i'll the
House of Commons that recruiting for the
Army was making good progress. He
declared that England's fighting force
would be increased 40, 900 over last year,
and there were 10000 reserves ready.
The Davenport Dockyard is prepared TO
send ten vessels to sea at a fottnlghts
notice.
1t is stated that the Duke of Richmond
has reduced the rents Of his London pro-
perty by 10 per cent.
New York, Dist March.-A telegram
from Suakim reports that General Graham,