, 1891-01-31
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New York, Janry, 26th.-Archbishop Croke
on sending q subscription to the family of a
Protestant rector, reproaches Mr.. Parneu for
doubling the Catholic treatment of Protestants
who gaveh him $4,000.
Mr.. Parnell, speaking at Waterford, claimed
that the result Of the Hartlepool election was a
personal victory.
The Earl of Aberdeen has failed in his negO-
tiaEions for the settlement Of the Scotch railway
sEfike.
The Marquis Of Harrington, speaking in Ian.
cashire, said that the only chance for Home
rule becoming q practical policy was gone, and
that it would now be necessary to guard any
measure Of Home rule with a provision securing
the unity Of the Kingdom. The Government
was prepared to pass whatever remedial mea-
sures could be of utility to Ireland,
A Paris despatch states that the Government
have submitted to the Chamber a bill renewing
the Charter of the Bank of France.
Copenhagen telegram states that the valu-
able pictures and furniture of the Palace of the
Crown Prince have been destroyed by fire.
An explosion of fredamp occurred yesterday
at Gelsenkerchen, Germany, by which 81 peo-
pie lost their lives.
The sudden Thaw and consequent foods
is causing much suffering in Belgium.
It is reported the CHILEAN insurgents have
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eminent troops have joined the revolt. Ad-
miral Lattre at Paris believes it will soon be
ended.
A storm Of snow and rain in the United
States has FRUSTRATED the Telegraph wires and
the traffic and mails are delayed.
Demerara, Jan. 26th.-Mr. Galway, Colo
NAL Engineer, died here yesterday morning.
Jamaica, Jan. 27th.-At 8 a. m. this morn
ing His Royal Highness Prince George of
Wales landed here under a salvo of all the Men
CIV in the harbour, numbering about II,
and proceeded to the Town Hall, accompanied
by His Excellency the Governor, the Admiral
and other personages of distinction, and there
received an address of welcome from the Mayor
and Council Of Kingston on behalf of the in
habitants of Jamaica. After replying to the
same he proceeded to Kings House from
where he will return at noon to open the
Exhibition.
The streets along his route were handsome
" decorated with triumphal arches, flags and
notices of all descriptions% and he was most
enthusiastically greeted all along his way by a
throng Of over 10000 spectators.
Jamaica Jan. 27th.-The Jamaica ~interna-
tional exhibition was opened at IL o'clock by
His Royal Highness Prince George of Wales,
in presence of an immense gathering of the
inhabitants as we'll as of representatives of
every nationality. The address of welcome
was read by Mr.. Mackinnon, the Secretary
to the Commissioners His Royal Highness
made an appropriate and appreciative reply,
expressing his satisfaction at presiding
att the opening of an industrial exhibit
ton in Her Majesty's ancient and loyal
Colony Of Jamaica. A large well trained choir
sang the National Anthem and prayer was offer
ed by the Bishop. In presenting His Royal
HigAness with the gold Key of the exhibition,
the Governor. Sir Henry Blake, hoped that the
Key would be emblematic of the golden
fortunes of the Colony in the future. The
Captains and officers Of the warships of the
several nationalities now in the harbour took
part in the opening ceremony, and the de-
monstration was in every respect a magnif-
cent panorama Of brilliant colour, gallant
oortege. and stately ceremony. The Exhibi-
ton building is an elegant palace worthy of
the rich and varied exhibits which it contains
from all parts of the world, and representa-
tive Of the manifold departments of Science,
AT, and Agriculture.
New York, january 27th.-Mr, Matthews.