, 1889-10-12

Chamber for the first week in November.
The GaulOiS is of opinion that the Ques-
ton of the Revision of the Constitution is
dead.
The great Amphitheatre, the Paris
School of Medicine has been destroyed by
fire.
The Soleil commenting on the situation
declares that General Boulanger is now as
good as dead.
A salute was fired by Tangiers to the
Spanish flag in reparation for the capture
Of the sailors. The Spanish Ironclad
"PPlagO' responded.
The Daily News publishes a letter from
Crete confirming the report of atrocities
committed against the Christians.
The City of Paris has arrived at Queens
to WI and reports that she encountered
heavy gales, during which 2 passengers
were swept overheard and several were
injured.
London, Oct. 9th.-Sugar in stock on
the 9th inst was 157 900 tons. Last year
1915 0 tons.
New York, Oct. 1Oth.-Paris dispatches
state that in compliance with the request
Of President Carnot the ministry will not
resign.
The Car has started for Germany, &C
companied by the Czarina and all the
Royal family from Fredensberg to COpen-
hagen. Extensive preparations are being
made at Berlin to shield the Ozar from
danger.
London news states that the Duke of
Cambridge, speaking at Trinity House,
declared that the country ought to
equip the volunteers out of its own resOurc-
eS aud not leave the work to private enter
prise. He praised the Lord Mayor for his
-. Is &0vr,,l, tbo ,Uu;NDoo,t F,,,l
The vacancy caused by the death Of Mr..
Andersen, the Homerule Member for Elgi&
has been filled by the ele ton of Mr.. Nafn
Kray, a GladStOnian.
1t is stated that the Canal difficulties at
Nicaragua CoStarica have been settled and
work has been esuned.
The Rlce for the OeSarewitch stakes re-
suited as follows: Primrose Day, LIST
Ingram, End Mercy Bird.
New York, October 1lth.-The British
and German SquadrOns saluted the I'M
perial Yacht Derjava on the arrival of the
Car at Kiel. The Generals and Admirals
and Count SchOuvalof greeted the Gar,
who then started for Berlin closely guard
ed.
\ Russian paper states semi-oficially
that the visit will not affrct the political
situation and that Germany will deserve no
advantage from the meeting of the EN-
perors beyond the removal of the uneaSi-
ness caused by the repeated postponing of
the Cars visit.
The London Daily Chronicle states that
the Archbishop OF Rheims has arrived in
Rome with a letter from President Carnot,
thanking the Pope for his neutrality during
the recent French elections. The President
promises in return to support a moderate
friendly policy towards the Church.
London news states that ViscOunt Gran
brook is retiring from the Cabinet in con-
ssauence Of ill-health.
The French Colony ut Montreal hos in
vited General BoulAnger 10 reside in Cana
da, but the General has taken a villa in
St. Heliers and is preparing a book on
European Military Science. Count Dillon
has gone to Brussels it is believed to con-.
fer with Prince Victor Napoleon.
Tt is announced that a son has been
born to the Princess of Montenegro.
A Blot occurred at Bristol yesterday on
the. arrival of a number of labOurers to
replace the 600 gas stokers who are on
strike, the new corners were hooted and
pelted with stones until they took to their
heels and disappeared.
Barbados 11th.-A very extensive fire
occurred here this morning between | and
5 o'clock, totally destroying the extensive
stock and stores of Messrs CT. Harrison
& Co. and 2 other small buildings adjOin
ing. Loss estimated at about G42, 900.
CT oLo~A cox 000 Pu;Idiurv or MO-