, 1889-06-01

IL lmDVSSIUl0 JU dltOW SuCu oil kuLcI pcIlnblOl1
as the Senate was entirely independent in
the issue in it's judicial character, and the
Chamber had therefore no right to inter
fere. NJ. de Cassagnac said he was inclined
TO think the decision an ignoble mockery
of justice. The Chamber passed a vote of
cetisure on NJ. de Cassagnac, and then
passed to the order OF the day by.a vote oil
800 to 216.
NJ. Perrin, who recently fired at President
OarnOt, has been sentenced to 4 months,
imprisonment.
Latest advices from East Africa report
that Captain Wiessmann intendS'to declare
war against the Coast Arabs from Tonga
TO .Lindi, unless they su bmit before June
1st.
Washington news announces General
Lew Wallace and Mr.. Beverley Tucker,
W no have been appointed by the Slate
Department. to visit Haiti and Santo Do.
mingO with q view to. restore peace and
negotiate treaties, which would enable the
United States Government to establish
naval coalipg stations at Mole, st. Nicholas,
and Salnana Bay, will sail for Port-au-
Prince on Thursday next,
London news states that the English
negotiations with the Chinese Government
for the regulating and restricting of Chi
neSe immigrants into the Australian Colo
MES are at a deadlock. Absolutely moth
ing has been done towards a settlement as
the Chinese cannot be got to agree to a
first basis Of an agreement.
New York, May ~30th.-London news
states that during a review OF tie fire
brigade, Mr.. George Simms was pushed
by The swaying Of the crowd against the
Duke Of Cambridge, and he complains that
fIA nuko and pnlj.n TOSOnntOr RObiuSnu
assaulted him, for which he has summoned
them.
The Britt, h North Pacific squadron has
been ordered to cruise in the Behring Sea
to protect sealers from interference by the
American cruisers.
Ii is stated that Earl Zetland has accept
ed the vicerOS atty Of Ireland.
A deputatiOn of UniOniSt members of the
House of l. 'rds and House of Commons
have presented II petition to the Marqnis
!. ut Salisbury praying for the abolition OF The
vicerOyShip, and transfer his fu nctiUns to
tue sec rotary of state.
A banquet was given vest erday by 400
solicitors to the Attorney General Sir
Richard Webster, to whom they presented
%n address from $500 members OF he bar.
La returning thanks he welcomed .asper-
SiOnS, which procured him such honor.
Mr.. Maurice Healy and Mr.. Joseph
.BiEgar have been examined before the
Parnell Commissions.
Tte freedom of the city Of London has
BEEN conferred on Earl Dufferil, and u
BANQUET given at. the Mansion House in his
honor. The Marquis ot LOrne, Sir Charles
Tupper, and Earl RoSeberry were present.
In the House of Commons the Under
Secretary for Foreign Afflirs, replying to
- question respecting the reported treaty
beI ween France and Halty, by which tile
former obtains special commercial priv.
legs, stated Her MajeSty's Government
had 10 information on the subject.
A Brussels telegram states that NJ. Bara
moved in the Chamber n vote of censure
ON the Government. The motion was
rejected and a vote of confidence passed
by IS to 80.
A Paris despatch states hat the Minister
of Commerce gave a dinner to the Foreign
commissioner to the Exhibition. M.
Tirard, who was present, said that he vas
grateful for their support, aud expressed
his conviction that the Exhibition was the
birth of a new era of peace,
London, May 31st.-The International
Commission on sugar bounties has con.
cluded it's labors, but the draft of the
foreign laws on the subject cannot yet
be published.
New York, May 31st-M. ViSitelly, a
London bookseller, has been sentenced to
5 months Imprisonment for publishing