, 1888-07-28

proposed Dy the Governments
London, July 24th.-The Baron de
Worms has returned here from the Cont
nent.
New York, July 25th.-It is reported
that Belgium refuses adherence to the
terms of the Sugar Bounty treaty, thus
endangering the continuance of the entire
negotiation.
In the House of Commons, during the
further discussion of the Parnell Inquiry
bill. Mr.. Labouchere and Sir Wm. Har-
court made points against the loOseness
and parti ality of the inquiry.
Mr.. Chamberlain, while protesting con-
fdence in Mr.. Parnell's honor, admitted
that it had been shaken by his hesitation
to accept the tribunal, and asked him II all
English or Scotch tribunal were unaccept-
able why not try an Irish jury. The bill
was then read q second time, and will be
referred to Il Committee on Monday.
A ST. P etersburg despatch announces
that the Kaiser has started for Stockholm.
French news states that seven persons
nave been suffocated by an accident in the
mines at MOntceau Les Mines.
London, July 25th.-Sugar in stock on
the Dist inst. was 278,O0O tons. Last year
231.0O tons.
New York, July 26th.-In the House Of
Commons Mr.. LAbOuChere and others gave
notice of several trenchant amendments to
the Parnell Inquiry Bill, proposing that
a similar inquiSitiOn be pursued as regards
the charges against the "Timos,"
Mr.. Gladstone is celebrating his golden
wedding.
Paris dispatches state that several De-
puties yesterday waited on VI. Goblet, ask
ing him to promote an arbitration treaty
with the United States. NJ. Goblet replied
that it WAS hardly possible to give effect
to the resolution.
1t is semi-oficially announced from Mos
COW that no politics were connected with
the Kaiser's recent visit beyond cementing
personal friendship.
Sir MoreIl Mackenzie has threatened to
prosecute English publishers if they carry
out the proposed translation Of the German
medical ISLANDERS OH the late kaiSer'5
case.
Mr.. Kelly, Member for R,scommon, has
been arrested for delivering II seditious
speech.
London, July 2Gth.-Tt is stated that
Germany has determined to grant an
export drawback on manufactured goods
containing sugar and cocoa.
Cable communication established to
Hayti and San Domingo. Tariff rom St.
CrOix to Mole s.. Nicolas, 3l.71 G. pr.
WOru; 10 LotIO l tdUI anu Odl DOlnllSu
city $2.2I G. pr. word,
New York, July 27th-Adyices from
Stockholm state thar King Oscar has
received the Kaiser ON his visit to Sweden.
The King of Denmark with q small fleet
will afterwards escort Ills Imperial Majesty
to Copenhagen.
London news states that q German
crank, named ClOtten, has threatened Mr..
Gladstone, whom he accuses of having mis-
laid the manuscript of a story.
The Rt. Hon. w. IL. Smith announced in
the House Of Commons that Parliament
would adjourn on August 11th. and re-aS-
semble in November. He hoped that the
House would first be able to pass the
County Government Bill. the Parnell
Inquiry Bill, and the credits for the Army,
Navy. and Civil Service.
Mr.. Balfour, i'll reply to a QUESTION, said
he accepted the responsibility of Mr..
OKelly'S arrest. Bail has been allowed.
New York, July 9th
Flour, st Lawrence. pr. brl. $40.
Meal, best brandy wine, per bril-, $40.
Heavy Mess Pork, per bril-, IA