, 1889-11-16

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The Empress remains at Venice. i.
Adviees from India report that Prince
Albert. Victor has reviewed 1000 troops at
POonah. He also visited the Ra(ah OF
Kolapore and attended a State ball.
The Bulgarian Sobranjs IN reply to the
speech from the throne, expressed q hope
that the Suzerain power would take the
initiative in recognizing Prince Ferdinand
as ruler of Bulgaria, -.
London news states that the Marquis Of
Salisbury, in the Cretan blue book, refers
to allies, whereas he has heretofore averred
that England had no allies in connection
Herewith. The discovery is likely to
cause @ sensation
A despatch from the Paris correspondents
of the Daily News states that the Guate-
malan Minister'S protocol OF the federal
union of Central America has been signed,
and now requires ratification by the Con-
crosses of the 5 countries.
London, November, 18th Sugar uI
stock on the 9th inst, was 170,009
Last year 149, 900 tons.
London, November, 14th.-SIr Walter
Hely Hutchinson, Governor of the Wind
ward Islands, sails from Southampton
to-day.
New York, November, 14th.-Londol
news announces the death of Mr.. Boyle
the editor of the London Chronicle.
The death is also announced of the Earl
of Mountcashell.
Reports of she Egyptian cotton crop
estimate the yield at over three million
bales.
At a banquet given by the Master Bakers.
in Birmingham, Mr.. Chamberlain said
the country had started a period of great
prosperity iy trade, and he hoped tina!
masters throughout the country would
be generous, and allow their worBmen to
share the arvest.
Pa is dispatches state that $50 protests
have been lodged against Deputies Vecent'
ly elected, but it in probable that most OF
the protests will be Overruled.
$50 Boulang ists were arrested yesterday
in connection with the prohibited assembly,
hut only 80 of them are held, including the
Anarchist M. GOudais.
A meeting of the party Of che Right
showed that two Gu rents existed, one lu
favour of cOntinuing the dyllAsIlc OppOsltioE
and the other in favour of giving a taclt
assent to the Republic. Three members
recommended that II. Oafrin's election be
declared invalid.
a Vienna telegram states that ms
Emperor Of Austria accompanied By tA6
German Minister nave started for INNS
pruck to meet the Emperor Of Germans.
The Sultan having allowed the erection
of a chapel ut Bethlehem tor The Use OF
Protestant pilgrims, the concession has
pleased the Emperor Of Germany. who Las
conferred the Order Of the Red Eagle on
Said Pashm, the Turkish Minister for
Foreign Affairs.
1t is stated that the Emperor OF Austria
will omit the name Of the Arclduke John
from the next official genrstogy.
Italy ~ threatening to lombard I anglers
unless satisfaction be given tor the burg
larry in the Italian Embassy. The Figaro
declares, however, that Morocco Is ready
to give satisfaction.
New York November 15th.-The En-
peror of Austria met the Emperor and
Empress Uf Germany at the railway station
at Innspruck. The Emper0rs conversed
priv Ately, and after luncheon started tor
Berlin. The Emperor of Austria going as
far as ROsenheim in Bavaria.
The French Academy has awarded "a
prize to tho author of Marion Crawford.
A Paris despatch states that n. Floquet
has announced that $50 elections had
been found valid, and that the Chanber
could proceed to the appointment OF the
Bureaus on Saturday.
It is stated that the Archduke John o
Austria will take the name of Kohanorfh,
and enter a London ship building yard.
London news states that the Farnett
commission Yesterday heard the testimony