, 1889-01-19

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Lesseps has signed IN agreement with the
Banque Pdrisenne for a fresh issue of
FcS. so, 900, 900, the first to be issued on the
Goth inst.
M. Olivier, MOnarchist, has been elected
Senator, and NJ. Morelle, Republican, Sena-
tor for Corsica.
President Garnet visited the Exhibition
. buildings yesterday, at which he had a con-
versatiOn with the Belgian Commissioners,
speaking of the friendly relations between
Belgium and France.
Russia has officially directed an inquiry
. TO France asking the progress of the Ex-
hibition.
M. Jacques, replying to Boulanger's latest
manifesto to the electors of the Seine,
states that, with the Republican array of
to-day, there is no cause for fear, and that
AJesarean army, representing az it would
. rebel soldiers, would quickly be disposed
of with double defeat.
It is stated that His Holiness the Pope
has refused to discuss the Slavery Ques,
ton with Cardinal Lavigerie, as he con-
siders the present time inOppOrtune.
At the Peace Congress at Milan, the
French Delegates. v. CLUSTERED and NJ.
Laguerre, were cordially received. Dur
ing the discussion, the Triple Alliance was
denounced.
New York, Jany. 15th.-Mr. Gladstone,
acknowledging his reception by the Stu.
dents Of Naples University, declared that
their greeting had touched his old age
with u breath Of youth.
AT IL meeting of the Honorable Artillery
Company, LONDON, it was unanimously de-
manded tlat the War Office inquire into
the charge of naturalization 1t is an
lWunced that the Prince of Wales and the
Dnlyn - DNuEI,,,I In,, ,~f I'D tI,ir
onFmberShip and com mission.
Paris dispatches STATE that NJ. Roche
fort and VI. LjsSaLarl fought IL sword duel
Yesterday, in which both were wounded,
the latter SeriOuSy.
The Senate has adop'ed 81 articles of
the Bankruptcy Bill, viii CHI, when it be,
comes law, will enable the Panama Canal
Company to Iiquidatp judicially without de-
Claring itself bankrupt.
Al. Floquer meeting NJ. Laur in the
Lobby of the Oh IN Ders, challenged that
gentleman to justify from the Tribune Of
the ChambrT his articles commenting on
til" application OF the Secret Service funds
a the recent eiection7. NJ. haur declined
t. explain from the Tribune, but sent his
seconds dem lnding retraction. VI. Fl0quet,
however, refused to respond, except from
the Tribune.
Auc OFCICidtJ vi Nu0 IcIIIltbIt DtllScO
Committee STATES Germany is ready to
execute the SugarBDuntieS Treaty, but her
eventual cooperation will be dependent
on the full guarantee that sugar producing
countries outside the Treaty Powers will
MOI be admitted hy England, nor treated so
as to endanger the German sugar interests.
In the United States Senate the amend
ment TO the tariff bill has been introduced.
1t grants until April Of 1900, bounties on
sugar of n cent per pound, testing not less
than 80 degrees produced from Beet, SoP.
ghum or Cane within the United States.
&. New York, Jany. l6rh.-London news
states that the Parnell Commission was
re-Opened yesterday. Editor O'Brien, who
appeared to defend himself on the charge
of contempt of Court, said he accepted the
responsibility of the articles, but declared
that it was not the Commission that was
referred TO-. but the unreasonable conduct
of the Times case in avoiding the real issue,
which was capable of speedy decision, and
completely crushing if established. The
Judges reserved their decision.
The Attorney General has promised to
shorten the Times case, and he will take
mp next week the question OF the forged
letters.
The Police at Waterford yesterday
charged a body of sympathisers with the
Manchester Martyrs" IA COnstables were
. injured.
Prince Bismarck sitting in the Reich.