, 1890-11-29
I j. J. + & Il A NJ s.
ST. CROIX STATION.

news STATES thHt Parliament opened yes
terlay. After the reading of the Queen
speech NJ B9lfnnr oav4 notic,, that he
would IN rod um toUr bills rcjHtn9 10 Ire
land, and would 1e-i tr0Q0ce the ItISll Land
Bill on Thursday.
Mr.. SAITH said that Government desired
to take the whole time Of the House until
tile leading bills had been real a second
times but Mr.. Gladstone and several mem.
bers expressed themselves unwilling 10
permit hat heir former privileges should
he so curIalled.
Mr.. Morley gave notice that he would
Introduce Il motion respecting the recent
occurrences in Tipperary, and Mr.. Smith
promised to give him an opportunity.
Earl Granville, speaking in the I ousc of
Lords, congratulated The Government on
the permanent peace prospects, ant gave
the Creuli to the prudence Of the Marquis
OF 81 iSln s.!
MIR. Gladstone, in a letter to Mr.. Morley,
says that he cannot continue the Cham.
pion ct the Home Rule cause while Mr..
ParnclI remains at the head OF me Irish
forces.
Tn Ilis'I party have unanimously re.
elected Mr. ParnrlI as heir leader.
The destruction by fire Is reported Of
ParkclS lace factory at DERBY. The loss is
stated at EI50,OU0.
The oficI gazette publishes Il ~ ,cla-
nation calling in before the LIST of March
all gold coins issued p,ior to The reign of
Victoria, and after that date they will Vt
be legal tender.
In Paris il is reported that the a%utl1ori-
ties aie preparing for Il general expulsion
OF the militant Nlhjli>ts.
Il is stated that 1900 foreign doctors
have arrived in Berlin TO stndy Professor
koch's trratmru,.
A %tinaacIal crisis has occurred in Buenos
AyreS aud several credit houses have
closed. \ tumult TOOK place OH the blulAe,
which was however queilrd Ivy The police.
i~n,Ion. Novhr. 70 n.-$us n in stock on
the 22ntl instant was 10000 ,onS. Last
year 10000 tons.
Until further, MESA COS for F~ort-tlc-
France an nd ti'lonai tariff of . pence O0t)
for Is words or less plus hal penny 0r)
for each additional word, to b. e|urprcet
from t0-(@y Sender must specify |sration.
Messages simply addressed MarlIniqte to
be charged Forf-d"-ftrance rate.
New York, No> or. 27th.-Londpn news
states that Mr.. GladStone's letter has pro-
daced IA profound impression amongst Mr..
Palnnl's followers. Mr. Sexton and his
e"ittast4S We're unaware OF the letter uniri
after Viz. PArne rs reelection. anU it. is
tiC SClCtHl pIHuIph OtSdC NC Olt9ilI 10 re-
sign the leadership in order to prevent tn.
destruction Of the Home Rule cause. Mir.
Justin Mccarthy fears that if the support
OF the Liberal party be forfeited ireland
will suffer for generations.
Conferences are being held by the Irish
and Liberal parties. The former haze how
eyer adjourned Iintif Monday 10 allow time
to communicate with the Members in the
United States. Mr.. O'Brien, who is S.LI at
Cincinnati, has cahled saying that III view
of their obligations to Mr.. Gladstone for
his interest in tie cause he recommends
that the party open friendly relations with
Elm.
The English press expresses the opinion
that Mr.. Parnell ought to retire, at least
tor some time.
The Paris Temps remarks that he is
bitterly expiating his offence anil will
doubtless prefer to suffer rather than con.
denim Irela d to an unhappy defeat. In
France regards Mr.. GladstOne's letter As "a
treaty of peace between the Ex-Premier
and the Mar quiS of Salisbury.
Thr people of Mayo are disappointed by
the refusal OF the grand Jury to guarantee