, 1888-11-10

Cleveland, and the election of the Republi.
Can General, Harrison of Indiana, but the
result is still uncertain. The excitement
is intense, but everything continues
quiet.
The Marquis Of Salisbury has submitted
to Parliament, without statement, the
correspondence on the Sackville case.
Lord Sackville denies the accuracy OF
Secretary Bayard's report.
1t is stated that Mr.. Chamberlain is
returning to America to marry Miss
EndicOtt.
The Marquis of Salisbury explained in
the House of Lords that England refused
to Join the German military expedition for
the suppression of African Slavery, but
would cooperate with the Navies of Ger
many and France in blockading the
ports.
The Scotch Court has decided that it
pos SesseS jurisdiction in the case OF Parnell
against the Times.
1t is announced that Mr.. Henry Arthur
Blake, the Governor of Newfoundland, has
been created a Knight Commander of
st. Michael and st. George, and that he has
been appointed Governor of Queensland.
Sir Charles Lees is mentioned as his pro-
bable successor.
The Currency Commission has adopted a
resolution advocating the co operation of
England, America and Germany in u
union for the restoration of BImrtalliSm.
London, Nov. 7th-Sugar in stock on
the 3rd inst, was 1921 go tons. Last year
1877, 900 tons.
Martinique, 7th.-The French steamer
Venezuela, "repOrIed' struck ON a coral
reef and sunk at Cayenne in Bulletin of
4th Octbr, arrived at Fort de France
to-day, where she will complete repairs.
Demprara, 9th In the Supreme Civil
Court yesterday, the Proprietor OF tho
Royal G zettp was tinel ESQ and costs for
contempt Of Court, in default, he was
imprisoned. The Prop ietor Of the ''Plals-
ance Echo" was fired g2O and costs tor u
similar of 'nce. The fine was paid. Tho
contempt was r%eprjntlng an article from
the "Dominica DIAL OBTAINING the British
Guiana Bench.
London, NDvbr. 8th.-It is announced
that Mr.. Haynes Smith has b EN- appointed
Governor of the Lreward Islands.
New York, N0vbr. 8rh.-Thr Fl elton
returns now to hand show that thu Rrpub.
lican Presidential tickle has been certainly
elected. The electoral college will stand
as follows: 225 Republicans against 176
Democrats; POI bang nece>SA y for u
choice. 1t is also probable tn the next
Congress will be Republican.
a Paris despatch states that the Parlia-
mentary Committee have resolved by q
vote Oft to 4 in favour of IA revision of the
constitution 10y ii special couvOked cOnsti-
tutnt assembly.
1t is reported that the steamer Saginaw
has left New York ON a flihuStering eXpc-
dition to Haiti. A Naval cutter is chasing
her.
MIR. Gladstone made a great speech yes
terday at Birmingham on Home Rule. In
the course of which, he declared that he
would not retire from public life until the
Irish Question is settled.
Santiago de Cuba, NOvbr. 9th.-AdviccS
from SantO Domingo report that General
LuperOn has withdrawn from the contest
for the Presidency, and that the election
will take place on the 9th inst.
London, Nov. 9th-The first Lord Of the
Treasury stated in the House of Commons
that the Sugar Convention will not be dis
cusSed during the Autumn Session.
The appointment is announced Of Lord
Onslow as Governor of New Zealand.
New York. Novbr. 9th.-The Race for
the Liverpool Autumn Cap was run yeSter-
day, and resulted as follows lady Rose
berry, LIST; Bismarck, End; Aureoline,
3rd.
Mr.. Gladstone, replying to an address
from the Birmingham NatiOnalistS, declared
that the Question of Irish Home Rule was