, 1893-05-10

sir Charles bikes mOdOn that the Lords
Lieutenant of Ireland in future appoint
County Magistrates was carried by a vote
Of 293 to 240.
The Rt. Hon. Mr.. w. f. Gladstone, reply
ing to a question from the Rt. Hon w. L.
jackson, stated that it is his intention for the
present to postpone all the financial clauses
Of the Home Rule Bill.
It, is stated that the Miners Federation,
the Seamen's and Firemen's Unions have
decided to initiate a universal combination of
Trades Union Societies.
The one thousand guineas race was run at
Newmarket yesterday and resulted an fol
lows:-Labelle Sif1eus, first Dame Presi-
dent, second Treasure. third.
Advices from Melbourne announce the
suspension of the Colonial Bank Of Austria
lasia with liabilities estimated at the amount
Of deposits, equal to three million five hun
dre,i and twenty four thousand pounds
sterling, including the sum Of one hundred
and fifty nine thousand pounds deposited by
the British public.
Berlin dispatches state that the Reichstag
votes OH the army bill will be taken Oh Mon
day.
Tclcgr ans from Brussels state that the
Monetary Conference has been postponed
until Nov ember LIST.
The ranic that has recently existed in New
York respecting the industrial corporations
shares has ended, the only important
failures that have occurred being that of the
National Cordage Association and MeSsrs .S.V.
White & Co. In consequence of the panic,
London spectators bought one hundred
thousand sha res at panic prices, thus dspress-
ing the exch ange market to below the gold
export point.
London, May 8th.-Sir Charles Cameron
Lees, KONG, the newly appointed Co.
vernon to British Guiana, is now recovering
from severe attack of influenza in this city.
The death is announced Of Sir James
Anderson, a director of the w. INDIA and
Panama Telegraph Co., and formerly Captain
Of The late S. s. Great Eastern.
New York, May 8th-London dispatches
announce that Mr. Michael Davitt has been
declared a bankrupt for the non payment Of
his parliamentary election fees.
Monster meetings are being held in London
and the provinces in favor of the general
adoption Of the eight hours movement.
kilograms from Dublin report the explo-
sion Of a powerful dynamite bomb at the
Fourcourts ysSterday,i it being the anniversary
of the murder of Lord Frederick Cavendish>
The windows of FourcouTts were completely
shattered and the masonry OF the building
lOosened.
Dispatches from Berlin announce the re-
lection in the Reiohstag of the Army bill by
a vote of 210 to l62. On the announcement
of the vote Count Won Caprivi resigned his
portfolio Of Premier and announced the dis
solution of the Reichstag in accordance with
the Kaiser's rescript of the fourth in
slant. The writs for new elections will be
Immediately issued, and to take place on the
18th June.
A despatch from the Paris correspondent
of the New York "Herald" states that the
Pope has agreed in conjunction with the
Kaiser that it is necessary to issue an
encyclical letter suggesting the disarma-
msnt of Italy, Austria, Spain, Belgium and
Russia this news however, is to be accept
ed with reserve.
Festivities amongst the naval vessels
in New York harbour continue. On Saturday
two of the seamen of II. MS. Blake" Messrs.
HAYWARD and Hunt who rescued from drowning
the persons who were capSized in the Bay, were
decorated with the United States Life Saving
medals. In a beat race which was organized
amongst the feet, the whale boat of II. M. S.
Blake came in second to the boat belonging
to the Russian frigate the General Admiral.
In the race between the barges of the ships of
war, sixteen started, the result being the bar
GEES of Fl. M. S. Australia secured lst & 3rd
nlaces the boats Of the American fleet