, 1888-01-25
EGR
ST. CROIX STATION.

CndnUeF Ol DGDulItS Hits dppIONCO IL
Sarrien's motion asking that urgency be
granted for the bill authorisirg the install
lation Of the Project of the Seine at the
Hotel de Vile. The bill was then referred
to the Committee ON municipal law,
1t is reported that fever and privation
are committing ravages in the Russian
frontier army. This condition OF affairs
must hasten the Cars decision.
After the return of the Russian ambas-
sador to Berlin negotiations will be resum-
ed for the settlement Of the Bulgarian
question.
st. Petersburg is rejoiced at the Cars
decision to remain for the carnival. The
Project of Police declares his conviction
that there is no organized plot against the
Gar, but it would be impossible to prevent
the attempts of individual desperadoeS.
1t is officially stated that after Parlla-
ment opens the Queen will 60 to Florence.
The Lancet says it has authoritative
information that the Crown Prince is rap
idly recovering.
The Jockeys Wood and Barrett have
been refused a renewal Of their licences in
consequence of recent turf scandals.
New York, Jany. 21st.-London advices
state that Admiral Tryon has been
appointed to succeed Lord Charles
Bcresford at the Admiralty.
The death is announced Of Sir Robert
Garden the founder of the London City
Bank.
Sir Michael Hicks. Beach, speaking at
Netheravou, denied that his opinion had
changed with regard to the Irish queS-
ton.
1t is stated that rear Admiral Versturme
of the British navy having become insane
has committed suicide.
Mr.. Evelyn, Conservative Member for
Deptford, retiring from the representation
Of that constituency, advised the electors
to vote for Mr.. Blunt.
Sir John Penler declares that the six
penny cable rate is not paying, and that
if raised to a shilling it will not burden
the public, and Will satisfy the Com
pany.
A Dublin despatch states that Editor
O'Brien has been released, ami Father
Mcfadden OF Donegal, Mr.. Blame, member
for Armagh, and Mr.. Hayden, an editor,
have been arrested.
Panama shares have fallen in cOnse-
quence Of the Ministers having refused to
permit NJ. lie LeSseps to issue lottery
shares.
The Committee of the Chamber Of Depu-
ties has reported against the amnesty bill.
The motion to make the Ministers OF war
and Marine permanent officers has passed
it's first reading in Committee.
The proposal to make the Hotel de vile
the Official residence OF the Project OF the
seine has been approved.
1t is reported that there is great activity
in the government Arsenal at T0ulon.
The Florence incident has been S%atisfac-
torily settled.
An entertainment in honor Of Lord Ban.
dolph Churchill was yesterday given at
ST. Petersburg.
1t is reported in Ottawa that the Fish,
cries negotiations at Washington have
proved a failure.
Plymouth, Jany. 22nd.-The R. NJ. S.
"Para" from the West Indies arrived
here at six o'clock this morning.
New York, Jan. 23rd-The Baron de
Worms is still in Brussels, where he Is
engaged in testing the Saccharlmetrlc
process for assessing duty, and negotiating
with the Belgian Ministers.
1t is reported that the bankruptcy of the
Panama Canal Company is impending. The
general meeting of the Company has been
postponed until March.
The Standard, in an editorial, says that
the result of Ra smash will be appalling to
the French people.
The Moscow Gazette says that peace is