, 1889-07-17
TELEGRAMS.
ST. GROIN STATION

New York, July Oth.-Ih death is
announced of the Prince of Mingrelia, the
Russian candidate for the Bulgarian
throne.
In London considerable uNeaSineSS has
been caused by the reports concerning the
position of Colonel Wodeho use, and the
Government is considering the question of
sending help from Malta.
An advice from Cairo states that 3 bat
talIons of infantry and Il squadron OF hus-
sars have been ordered to ASS0uan.
In the French Chamber of Deputies Adj
miral Krantz stated that they needed
several new war ships at a cost of58,000,000
of francs. NJ. Sails urged the eXpediency
Of a supplementary vote. NJ. T-rard said
that the Government sought to raise the
funds without an extra Budget, but failing
this they would not hesitate to appeal to
the patriotism of the Chamber.
The tabinet has decided that the
bodies Of Carnot, Marceau and Baudin be
moved from their present resting places
to the Pantheon on the 4th of August.
The Government will ask permission Of
Germany to remove the bodies Of CarnOt
and Marceau from Nagdeburg.
On account of the reports of the crops
III Russia, the MiIlerS' Association is lead
ing an advance in -four of Is per sack.
In the House of Commons Mr.. Smith
moved that the Committee to consider
the grant to Prince Albert Victor be
allowed to consist Of %. Mr.. Gladstone
approved the motion and MeSsrS. DiIlwyn
and Bradlaugh opposed it. After further
debate the motion was defeated by 300 to
1Oj.
London July 10th,-Sugar IN stock on
the 9th inst. was l52. 900 tons. Last year
26S, 600 tons.
Read: Sugar in Stock $4,000,
New York, July IIth-ihe Secretary
of State for Wan stated in the House of
Commons that the Government were TAX
ing measures to protect the Egyptian from
tier. The object Of the DeryiSheS is to
devastate the Country aud it was the duty
of England to assist the Egyptians. General
Grentell, he added. had arrived at ASSOuan.
The efforts to modify the law prohibit
ing children under 10 from performing on
the stage have been rejected by l0S to l39
vO eS.
Mr.. Parnell has authorized a statement
now circulating, that the Irish Party is
forming a tenant defence league as a pro-
lection against the Landlords syndicate.
1t is stated that Mr.. Henry Chaplin has
been offered the Ministry of Agriculture
VIII seatoutua i The Cabinet.
The Clyde Sh}pOujilers have combined
III a lock ont, the object of which ~ to
force the striking liretters TO return to
work.
The Snowdon Mountain has been sold
for E5, $50.
The French Chamber of Deputies has
adopted the bill for the purchase OF the
telephone system by the State. The
sessions Of the Chambers close on Saturday.
New York, july I2th-Hle Journal DIES
D6Oats states that the High Court Of JUS
tice has recommended that General B0u-
LANCER, Count Dillon and NJ. Rochefort be
a%rraigned.
A scene occurred at yesterdays sitting of
the Chamber of Deputies, through NJ.
Laguerre, who succeeded in holding the
tribune in spite of the votes and all efforts
to dislodge him.
The Steele states that the elections will
be held in August instead of September as
previously announced.
The Senate has adopted the Panama
Canal relief bill, but has appended a clause.
The Bill has been returned to the Chamber
of Deputies for adoption.
Senator Lelievre has been challenged to
fight a duel by the Baron de Larienty as
a result of a quarrel during the debate on
the Budget.
London news states that Lord Charles
Beresford has resigned his post in Parlla-
ment and will resume his position IN the