, 1889-07-17

sugar ring has collapsed, and this has
caused a fall of four marks in Hamburg.
The Sailors Strike in Liverpool has end
ed, the men having accepted the employers
terms.
The Connaught Rangers have been sent
to Malta to replace the troops despatched
to Egypt. Four regiments at AlderShOt
nave been ordered to be ready ut IL
moments notice to proceed to Egypt.
In the French Chamber of Deputies
NJ. Mortimere made Il motion of impeach-
ment against NJ Constans for cOrrup-
ton aud dishonesty while governor of
Indo China. NJ. Tirard said he.could with
difficulty restrain his indignation at such
a monStrous charge which was not justified
and in reply to that motion he moved the
previous question which was agreed to by
343 to 170.
Deputies Laur and Thompson in conse-
Quence of a quarrel in the Lobby of the
Chambers fought duel but neither was hit.
The Chamber of Deputies has passed the
Panama relief bill in the form adopted by
the Senate.
The Chambers were guarded during
yesterdays sitting to prevent the entrance
of NJ. Laguerre, who was cenSured on the
previous day for diSorderly conduct.
New York. July 15th-rhe centenary
OF the fall of the Bastile was celebrated
yesterday throughout France and by
Frenchmen in New York.
The editor ollie Petit Pr0vencal, n Mar
settles journal, has been killed in a duel
with a BOulangist.
The Deputies NJ. Deroulede and M.
Laguerre and other Boulangists assembled
before the statue of StraSbourg. but the
Police forbade any speeches. They tried
to arrest NJ. Der0ulede, but the crowd res
cued him, and handled the officers roughly.
Tie Police then charged the mob and
cleared the streets. Further trouble is fear
ed
NJ. Waddington, speaking at a banquet i'll
London, acclaimed against BOulangiSm.
The Chamber of Deputies has passed a
bill providing that candidates shall only be
allowed to contest one seat at the same
time. The Budget Commute has voted
that the Chamber empower the Govern
ment to purchase Millets "Angelus.'
The death is announced Of the German
poet Hamerling.
News from Cairo states thatthe Dervishes
are preparing to attack the Egyptians
under!Colonrl WoGchoase.
Repo.tS, via San Francisco, state that
work has been suspended at Nicaragua
until the complaints from Costa RIGA
Shall nave been considered.
The Vienna correspondent Of the Times
says that Austria, through Cardinal
Galimberti, the Papal Nuncio of Vienna, has
prevailed on the Pope to remain at Rome
in order to avoid embarrassing the Italian
Government
BaSseterre, Gaudloupe 15th-The French
man.of,war Kerguelen was driven on shore
last night during heavy weather; every
effort is being made to get her a1oat
LATER.
Kerguelen foated, no damage reported.
London, July 16th.-The Sugar market
is slightly recovering it's Zone owing to d
report that the Magde5urg Syndicate will
continue operations.
London, July 16th.-Paris dispatches
state that the Senate has passed the Null
tiple Candidate Bill by 213 to GA votes.
The Senate has also adopted the Budget
in the form passed. by. the Deputies.
The Chamber of Deputies has passed the
Amnesty Bill. 1t has also approved by
a vote of 461 to II the Bill granting p credit
of SO, 1000, 600 francs to spread over 8 years
for the building Of war-ships, after which
the Session closed.
London news states that the ParneilteS@
held a meeting in a room i'll the House OF
Commons and appointed a committee to pre-
pare a constitution for the new league.
1t is announced that the Emperor Wh1
liam will arrive in England OH August LSt5