, 1891-07-29
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ST. CROIX STATION.

Liverpool cup was won by Rathbeal St.
Benedict, End and Barnaby 3rd.
The Order of the Garter has been conferred
on Earl Cardigan in place Of the late Earl
Granville.
The First Lord Of the Admiralty has order
ed all guns OF the same make as tho one which
recently burst on the ship Cordelia to be re-
placed with guns of an improved make.
Nj. Parnell, speaking at the league conven-
tion at Dublin, said that he would join Mr..
iIealy in order to make Mr.. Balfour's local
government bill successful.
The Marquis of Salisbury yesterday received
the Commissioners of the worlds fair.
President Carnot has declared that the
French Government will return the Russian
flags captured during the Crimean War.
New York, July 25th.-London news states
that Mr.. Brand, the Liberal Candidate, has
been elected NJ. I. for Wisbeach, Cambridge.
The Education Bill was yesterday read a
3rd time in the House of Lords.
The death is announced of the Earl of
Wicklow.
Paris dispatches state that the Committee
on the Naval estimates has reported in favor
of increasing the Squadrons in the Home
waters.
The French Census shows an increase Of
208,584 while the urban population has in
creased, the rural has decreased.
A telegram from Cairo reports that the
Palace Of the Khedive has been destroyed by
fire. The loss is estimated at $4,000.
New York, July 27th.-The death is an
nounced of Mr.. Forster, Member of Parliament
for Walsall.
Paris dispatches state that so persons have
been killed by o railway accident at. St. Mande.
A reported attempt on the life Of Madame
Carnot proves to be untrue, but an Internal
machine was sent to Madame Constans
The Parisians are protesting against the
proposed import duties on the food supplies.
1t is stated that Tahiti became a French
Colony on the death of King Pomare.
Mr.. Stanley, the explorer, has broken his
thigh while climbing a mountain in Switzer-
land.
New York, July 28th.-In the House of
Commons Mr.. Parnell pleaded for DAILY and
Egan the dynamiters that they might receive
an amnesty. The Home Secretary in reply
Stated',that the alleged proofs Of their innocence
had been examined, and had proved to be pure
inventions.
Lord Mount Stephen, the First Colonial Peer,
took his oath in the House of Lords yesterday.
1t is rumoured that the railway wreck at st.
Mande was committed Intentionally out of
revenge, the signals being altered.
The French Deputies believe that the Bill
to remove the prohibition against American
pork will pass the Senate next session.
A St. Petersburg despatch states that the
Grand Duke Alexis gave a banquet to the
officers after visiting the French Squadron.
The Gear after the visit on Saturday tele-
graphed to President Carnot who replied i'll
friendly terms.
St. Thomas July 28th.-The Gable Steamer
Gtrappler left here yesterday for Trinidad with
Clean bill of health and one hundred and
eighty-six miles of cable to be submerged
between the South Coast of Trinidad and
Demerara; afterwards the ship will proceed
to Europe and take on board the necessary
length Of section to finish the second cable
between Trinidad and British Guiana. This
will complete the duplicate system between
all West Indian Stations and the United States
and the rest of the World.
New York, July 28th
Flour, st. Lawrence, pr. brl. $50
deal, best brandywine, per. brl. 1886
Heavy Mess Pork, per brl. 114-l24
New Seasons Pork, per brl 123-1S4
S,o.r Crystals, per ID. 81
f. to &. r. per Id 2
English Islands Molasses SO test lie
Exchange New York and London 4.844