, 1889-10-26
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ST, CROIX STATION.

& New York, October. 23rd.-The death isl
announced of the Earl of Leven, and also
of NJ. Getra, French composer.
London news states that Mr.. Bradlaugh ri
is seriously i'll.
MI. Gladstone, en- r~outeifor Southampton,
delivered a speech at Chester, in which he
spoke hopefully of the prospects of the
party. he was heartily cheered.
A Berlin telegram states that the Reich
stag was opened yesterday. The Vice Pre-.
sident lead the Emperors speech, which
gives an assurance that peace has been II
secured, and proposes increases in the
navy and army estimates.
Their MajestieS the King and Queen OF
Denmark and Prince Valdemar have ar
rived at Athens.
The Rome correspondent of the Figaro
states that General lgnatief is on a spe- Il
cial mission to the Vatican with the Cars
letter accepting the POpes arbitration IN l.
the Balkan question, and leaving the Pope
free to adopt measures which may lead to
q mgaus vivandi between Russia and Aus u
tyia.
A German protectorate has been pro-
i. claimed in East Africa from Vitu to +
Kismayu.
1t is stated that the congress of Guate-
mala has approved the basis OF a union of
the Central American States.
London Oct. ~23rd-Sugar in Stock on
the 10Th inst was $4,000 tons. Last year r
10000 tons.
New York Oct 24th-The death is an
nounced of the Earl Of Orkney.
1t is stated hat the Prince of Wales and
family were warmly received on their ar
rival at Athens.
Mr. Gladstone, speaking at Southport,
paid "a tribute to the Great Powers for
the postpouement of the European crisis.
Z. Referring to nome politics, he believ
ed that if il were possible to appeal to the
people to morrow it would result III % YER
dict in favour of the Liberals aud Justice
to:Irpland. He was unable To make any T
statement respecting the Liberal policy of
the future beyond the outlines already
known.
The Journal DIES D6bats, commenting
on the Emperor Will ans visit to Turkey ,C
says it is in possible for the Sultan to join
the Triple Alliance, as the Turkish army 7
enables him to dispense with allies, and
adds that French interests desire the in G
tegrity of Turkey.
Sir Ambrose Shea, the Governor of the
Bahamas, is sailing to day from New York
for The Bahamas. T
London, Oct. 25th.-It is announced that
ST. Lucia has been agreed upon as a mail 7
station, ifthe War Office or the Admiralty
require it. f
New York, Oct 25th.-The race for the
CambriugeShire stakes resulted as follows
Laureate, LIST Gabrielle, End ThenphiluS, T
3rd.
The ParueIl Commission has resumed its
sittingS, beginning with the examination of
the speeches of Mr.. Biggar and Mr.. Davitt.
1t is stated that Derby and Liverpool Z
have endorsed Mr.. GladstOne'S foreign
policy, and depreciate any alliances, as Eng "
land has no business to assist Germany III
keeping the conquered provinces.
A meeting of Nationalist was held III
Dublin to establish the tenants defence L
league.
The Prince of Wales and his sons will
sail for Egypt en- Monday. After a fort u
night at Athens, the Princess and her
daughters will visit the Duchess 0 fCum
bertrand. %
A panic was nearly created in Birming
ham 10y an advance OF two shillings on II
PigirOn.
1t is stated that the police have mott
fed Count Dillon to quit Dienze, or other
wise he will be arrested and expelled from =
Germany. p
1t is reported hat King Otto of Bavaria
is dying. .,.h 49,
New York; 5th. October ,
Flour, st Lawrence, pr. brl. $435
Meal, best br%andywine. per bril-, 1896.
Heavy Mess Pork, per bril-, not quoted.