, 1888-11-17

now consented. 70 allow the searching %
vessels flying the ~tricolOr.
Lord Stanley of Preston, Governor Gene
raj of Canada, in the course of a speech,
said he believed that Canada, possessing
all the freedom ola Republic, and the sta.
bility of a Monarchy, was not anxious for
annexation to the United States.
In the House of Commons, Mr.. Louis
Jennings, Member for Stockport, moved,
and Lord Randolph Churchill seconded a
severe cenSure for extravaganza in the De-
partment of Justice. Richard Webster
deprecated Lord Randolph ChurchilPs re-
marks as being likely to unduly infame the
imagination of the Country. The motion
was rejected by 148 to 1919.
In the French Chamber of Deputies NJ.
Goblet opposed the proposed abolition of
the Embassy at the Vatican, while living un-
der the regime of the Concordat. The
French eastern prOtectOrate, he said, would
require the powerful friendship of His
Holiness the Pope, who had his own dis
t~reSses, and shall France, he asked, add to
theses The motion was rejected by 3O7to2l7.
TIL Budget for the interior was passed
without division.
Washington news states that no trouble
is expected TO arise from the refusal OF
Peru to apologize for Selling the American
Consulate at MOllendO.
The State of Vermont has granted a
Charter to Nicaragua Canal Company.
London, Nov. 1~4th.-Sugar in Stock on
the 10th inst was lag, 900 tons. Last
year 165, 900 tons.
London, Novbr. 15th.-The nomination
of Sir Henry Blake 10 the GovrrnOrship
OF Queensland is strongly opposed Ill the
colony, and Lord Knut&fOrd has therefore
invited the ministers to forward their
specific objections.
New York, Novbr 18th. At the Parnrl-
lite trial, Sir Charles Russell complained
of tue injustice OF influencing outside
opinion by accommodating evidence touching
outragts in Ireland without first showing
their connection with the ParnelliteS. JUS
tee Hannen gave promise that it would
not influence him, and hoped it would DO
possible to cnrtail some evidence of that
kind. Some OF the i%ufornerS are suffering
severely in the cross examination.
Mr.. Douglas Pyne, NJ. +. for Waterford,
is reported drowned by falling overheard
from the Holyhead steamer.
The Non cOnkrmist Unionists entertain
Ell the Margins of Harrington and the
Marquis of Salisbury yesterday. In the
course of a speech, the latter dpplOred the
insanity which was Selling English states
men in proposing to trust the Irish IeVO.
IuIlOIlStS.
MIR. Phelps, the United States Minister
in London, spoke at u banquet at Glasgow
yesterday, he gave assurances that the
Scotch would always be welcome, from
Maine to CalifOi nja, even though America
may b. %anxinuS to restrict other immigrants.
Paris dispatches state that the PaSteur
Institute was opened yesterday.
In The Chamber of Deputies the Revision
Committee submitted a resolution in favor
of the abolition of the Senate Presidency.
Nj. BaSIy, Deputy for the Seine, gave
notice that he would bring in a motion for
the suspension Of he duties on cereals.
A Copenhagen telegram reports that q
German rOncIad, with Prince Henry on
board, is aground at that port.
The FOIkcthing refused to participate in
theJubilep, and there upon the Right left the
Chamber, and will act with the Landsthing.
London, Nov. 16th-The Under Secre-
tary for the Colonies, in reply to the Hon.
Bernard COleridge, stated in the House of
Commons that the Government were with
out any official information about the De
Souza case, and did not propose to take
any steps in the matter, adding that there
was no appeal to the Privy Council.
New York, Nov. 16th-The Marquis of
Salisbury received an address Yesterday
from 1854 Irish Non-cOnfOrmiSt ministers
against Home Rule.