, 1890-11-19

III OTmdtlON VIII neg ny HIdtuI ~ Inc al
ficted families. and the Queen of Spain has
sent a message Of sympathy to Queen
Victoria. Lord George Hamilton denies
Admiral Eliott'S statement that the engines
were too powerful for the frame, adding
that doubtless the Commander lost his
course.
The Dock labourers ut Liverpool have
refused to unload the "Germanic' of the
White Star Line.
Paris news states that M. DerOulede and
M. Laguerre have been released.
New York, NOVbr- 17th.-The English
press Is discussing the trade relations
between Canada and the West Indies.
Lord KnutsfOrd states that he is unaware
whether the Canadian Finance Minister
has proceeded to the West Indies to fore
close Commercial relations,
A disastrous panic has been averted in
London bv the Bank of England. MeSsrs.
Rothschild and others guaranteeing 8 mill
lions sterling for the relief of MessrS Barring
Brothers, who were III an embarrassed
position. The Scotch Banks will meet and
add to the fund. The troubles are due to
the action of the Russian Government,
which, being alarmed at the financial trou-
BILE in the Argentine Republic, withdrew
two and half million pounds from Barulgs.
The London papers, while regretting that
q great name has been brought so low, a),-
plaud the courage with which their diff
cultieS lave been met. The Bank of Eng.
land has earned the thanks of the COM
munity for having arranged a difficult
affair.
At the trial of the O'Shea divorce case
neither Mr.. Parnell nor Mrs. O'Shea have
offered any defence.
The Colonial Bank is about to establish
u branch in New York, their reason being
the increasing bu Siness between the West
Indies and the United States.
The RI. Hon. Arlhur Balfour has been
elected Rector of the Glasgow University,
NJ. de Freycinet and Cardinal L~avigerie
are Candidate for the French Academy.
General BouI anger is going to Egypt
for the winter.
The failure is announced of Miles
Robson and S NTH, Bankers of New York,
which is due 10 d forgery committed by
Smith.
In the Danish LandSthing the Minister
of Finance presented a Tariff Bill, which
proposes to place Coal, Coke, Salt, Sage
and Rice OH the Free list, to reduce Oh
Sugar, and to abolish the shipping duties.
while those on industrial machinery will
be increased.
Gable D0tW cen trinidad ana Demerara
interrupted, cutting off latter colony. Fast
vessels will be chartered to and fro. Repair
ing steamer Duchess OF Marlborough"
9Ow IN Trinidad proc eeds at once to repair.
New York. NOvbr. 18th.-The Rt. Hon.
George j. GoSchen has been elected Rec
tor of the University of Edinburgh.
London news states that tue banks sup
porting Barring Brothers guarantee the
whole fifteen million pounds of acceptan-
ces. The Country Bankers are drawing
large sums from London, and thus causing
pressure on the Bank of England. The
third installment of a million has not arriv-
ed from Paris. The Press eulOgize the
Bank of France for sending gold to the
Bank OF England.
Captain Oshea has secured his divorce
and Mr.. Parnell is condemned to pay the.
costs.
Mr.. ~Stanhope, Secretary for War, has
offered ore hundred pounds for information
leading to the discovery of the plot to steal
army examination papers from AldershOt-
The French engineer. M. Renault has
reported in favour of a bridge across the
Englis h Channel.
1t is stated that three Nihilists have
been sente need to death at st. Petersburg.