, 1889-04-06
:ilarte was anoMgst Che rescued.

Mf. Abbott, also of New Hampshire, to
C0lombia..s
Paris dispatches state that the Directors
claim that tile balance sheet of the Compton
5dEscempte, is honest, and justified the pay.
msnt of the dividends, they declared that
the .Cnppern loans were granted by NJ.
ROchereau without their knowledge.
4 sensation. has been caused by the lie.
fusal of NJ. Bouchez, the Public prosecutor,
to sign the indictment against General
BOulanger, if he persists in his refusal he
will ,be suspended from his Office.
The fDixunevieme Steele has obtained
RngreptMi0uSly, and published, II copy of he
indictment against the Patriotic LeMgur.
-.~1Phe. 4Ei6et Tower hts been opened. NJ.
nTraFtt-deiv an Grafton on the Occa-
9. LORDS Salisbury, in the House of Lords,
.Rpoaking of Mr.. John Bright, referred 10 the
deceased gentleman's special qualities for
which he would be noted and admired in
history He was the greatest master of
English OIatOry of the present gene, alton
and the eloquence of his style gave fitting
expression to the burning and no lie
'EhohghtS which filed his heart and brain.
He possessed singular rectitu lr of charac.
ter; and he was inspired hy true patriotism
from the beginning OF his career to its
close. "
4 Colon, 1st.-NewS from the line reports
OVER 1000 persons at Saupahl0 IN "A deSti-
tute and starving condition, principally
JRnraiGaliS. Af MOST other stations i sim lar
stSt6o of things exists.
New York, April 2nd.-In the House of
Commons the proposal o. Lord George
hamilton TO strengthen the Navy was ap.
proved ia Committee by a vote of 25l to Is.
= LohttOn news states that Mr.. Henry
. George aud Mr.. Samuel Smith NJ. p. for
F4ihtsItife will hold a public debate in day.
!"ARe&citing contest is expected at Birm.
ingham i'll the election OfA mrmber Of Par
lament - fill the vacancy created by the
death Uf'Mr. John Bright. His son az Ii.
beral candidate will oppose Lord Randolph
Churchill.
The Daily Telegraph states that Count
Her bert Bismarck has off red on the part
Of GermIny to ceIe DamIraland to Eng.
iaid: The Standard says he has declared
that. his interviews with the Marquis Of
Salisbury h"ve resulted in ii complete un.
derStanding between Germany and Eng
land.
A letter dated January Is h has been
recefyed from Henry NJ. Stanley, which
states that Enin PaSha is in good health.
Paris dispatches state that the official
lfqnt,lator, the Syndicate Of Bankers aul
NJ. Kouvitr wave agreed on the constructions
Of he Compton, d'E>compte.
A'strike Of 900 Dock labourers has oc-
cured at MarSeilIeS.
1t is annourced that NJ. Braurcpaiye,
a~llvOcat, has been appointed Procureur
General, diSi'lacing NJ. Bouches.
Russia has demanded ct the ROumanian
Government an OK; I~aDatiOn of the expul.
siOn of Russians from that county. There
IL u general anti Russian procedure in the
ROumamian cabinet.
A Copenhagen telegram states that the
RigRdag has closed, neither HOUSE having
agreed TO the Budget. The King. however,
WIKI empower the Government TO levy the
existing taxes; and authorize The necessary
expenditures
German and American war vessels have
beeAs ordered TO Samoa to replace the
wrecked vesSrlS.! Queen Victoria has sem,
= gicstatcl to the. Emperor regretting
GeIrsany's loss.
New York; April 3ri.-The University
boart: Eare rwas Won by Cambridge by 4
lengths.
Her Majesty Queen Victoria has left
Biafrhz for England.
Il is stated that Lord Randolph Churchill
has declined to contest the seat at
Buckingham.
ThersP arneIl Commission resumed its
sittings yesterday. Sir Charles Ru sells
speech lfwaS chaIac erized by singular