, 1889-08-14

cries of adjourn. The trial has been adj
journed.
In reply to the Greek circular note the
British, German, and Italian governments
refuse to admit any Cretan question and
see no reason to interfere with the Sultans
subjects the CretanS. Austria admits
the difficulties, but objects to the action
proposed by Greece, while NJ. Spuller,
the French Foreign Minister, is of opinion
that the question is a grave one and
states that the French Government will
give the attention desired.
1t is officially stated that the Emperor
William expressed to the Queen the
pleasure given him by his reception in
England, and hoped that Her Majesty
would return the visit.
The Queen has written General Grenfell
'cOngratulating him on his success in
Egypt.
The Gar is expected in Berlin on the
24th instant.
New York news states that owing to
the lack of sugar the POnock Refinery has
shut down.
New York, Aug. 12th.-Paris despatch
es state that the letters produced in the
Senate Court prove that General BOulan.
ger shared in the Commissions of the
army contractors. ReSuming his address,
the Procureur General brought charges of
trying to corrupt M. Garon, the Chief of
the Public safety department, and Generals
ThomaSSin and TriOchO, and also of taking
q commission to purchase coffee for the
army. When the address was finished a
tumult arose in consequence of the Presi-
dent NJ. LerOyer refusing to allow NJ.
Buffet to speak, and declaring that the
charges would DO discussed only in secret
by the Committee. NJ Kedrel of the
Right moved that the Court was IncOmpe-
trW 10 try General BOulanger. The debate
OH the motion was postponed.
" President Caraot has received a depu-
I ati0n of English and American students
who are studying in Paris.
London news states thar MIR. Chamber
lain, speaking at a garden party, sneered
at the Parnellites and denounced the
Liberals, declaring himself bitterly opposed
to Lord Randolph Churchill as a candI-
date for Central Birmingham.
Advices from Hawaii have reached San
Francisco reporting that "A futile attempt
wax IN tde to l~ethrOne the King.
New York, August 13th-A Berlin tele-
gram states that Emperor William and
Prince Henry received the Emperor of
Austria AT the station. The Empress Ere.
derrick and Augusta received him at the
Palace. The Press consider shat this
friendly visit will further insure the peace
OF Europe.
London news announces that Mr.. Har and,
u Conservative, has been elected NJ. Z. for
for the north division of Belfast.
During the debate in the House of
Commons ON the TIthes Bill, Mr.. Gray a
COnSeI vative moved hat The Inherent be
made recoverable from Landlords ONLY.
The motion was rejected by 145 to l4I.
The Prime Minister stated in the House
OF Lords III reply to Earl Carnarvon that
the Governments policy in Egypt had not
been altered by a hairs br. adth and hat
the Country had improved under English
management, it was impossible to fix a
limit for the stay of the troops as England
had entered into obligations which she
must fulfil.
Mr.. Lincoln and many Americans in
London have signed a petition for the
<Teprieve of the American Mrs. Maybrick,
who was sentenced to be hanged on the
96th inst. for poisoning her husband.
BiverpoOl has also sent "a petition with
100000 signatures.
Paris dispatches state that President
*OarBOt and the Cabinet are anxious that
MIR. Gladstone should postpone his visit
until October when all the Members will
BE- in Paris.
The motion of the Right that the Court
was incompetent to try General Boulanger
was discussed vnStordaU ond roiootod NV