, 1890-04-02
TELEGRAMS.
So. CROIX STATION.

arrived here at 10 o'clock this morning.
New York, March 29th.-The race for
the Lincolnshire Handicap resulted as fol-
lows:-The Rejected, LIST; Simmer, 2nd ;
Lord George, 3ri. agle
Owing to the fog eff the Irish Coast hopes
are entertained that the City of Paris is
proceeding to Liverpool without touching
at Queenstown.
In the House of Commons the Under
Secretary for Foreign Aflirs, replyingltO
Mr.. Redmond, said that the Government
were anxious for the Premier OF Newfound.
land to come to England to direct the
negotiations regarding the Fisheries
difficulty, adding that France also had
approached towards a settlement of the
question. The modus vivendi, he said, APP.
piled only to the present season.
The TitheS Bill was read a second time
with q vote of 289 to 164.
Prince Albert Victor embarked from
Bombay yesterday on his return to Eng.
land. In a speech delivered previous to
embarking, he said the tour had surpassed
his expectations.
In the French Chamber of Deputies, n.
Granger, a BOulangist, demanded a cred
of 10000 francs for the relief of the
Leather drosserS who were suffering from
enforced i~llenesS. NJ. ConStans opposed
him, declaring that funds would be ready
as soon as the men ceased their turbulent
conduct, and the motion was then rejected
by 329 to 81.
In the Senate a motion from the Right
declaring a want of confidence in the Go.
ernmeh was unanimously rejected.
The Brussels Anti-slavery Conference
has adopted rules restricting the liquor
traffic in Africa.
9 lives rave been lost in an explosion at
a Chicago sugar refinery.
New York, March 3lst-Advices from
Liverpool state that many Of the Dockmen
have returned to work.
The City of Paris has arrived at Queens.
town. The delay was due to the break.
ing Of a cylinder of the engine. Great
bravery was shown by the Bad Engineer
who at the peril OF his life shut off steam
and saved the ship.
The Marquis Of Salisbury has gone to
the Rivera.
The French Senate and Chamber OF
Deputies have adjourned until May 9th.
A French gunbOat was sunk at Roche.
fort after a collision with a man of war.
In the Chamber of Deputies the Govern.
ment said that they were solicitors for
the welfare, and were confident in the
prudence of the wOrkmen, but they distrus.
ted the Socialist leaders and therefore
had decided to prOhi bit the demonstration
which it was proposed to hold on May list.
The Police permitted a deputatiOn of
Butchers to enter the Chamber, but sup
pressed an attempt TO hold a meeting and
procession.
Two Republican Deputies have been
elected. NJ. Guichard for the Rhone, and
M, Raiberti for Nice.
Prince Bismarck has left Berlin for his
country seat. His birthday was celebrA,
ted in advance.
London, April 1st.-A Berlin telegram
announces that any alteration in German
Sugar duties is dependent OH the carrying
out of the convention.
New York, April 1st-It is feared that
the City'ot Paris is SO badly damaged that
it will be necessary to beach her to prevent
her from Sinking.
The strike among the Plymouth Dock.
men has ended, the employers having
agreed to pay the wages demanded. 1t is
stated that Mr.. Davitt has settled the
Liverpool strike.
Lord Randolph Churchill will shortly go
to Ireland on II visit to Earl Dunraven.
In the House of Commons the nnder
Secretary for Foreign Affairs, replying to
Mr.. Redmond, stated that the Government
had sent Il despatch TO France respecting
the Newfoundland Fisheries, but he was
not authorized to say more at present. Mr..
Redmond then gave notice that he would
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