, 1893-06-28

sink in fifteen minutes, she now lies bottom
up in eighteen fathoms of water. twenty
one officers were drowned including wee
Admiral Sir George Tryon; out OF the Grew
of 443 only 225 are reported saved. Inc Gam
perdown was under the command of Captain
Chas. tombstone.
During the discussion on the Home kule
Bill in the House of Commons yesterday the
Prime Minister stated that a financial clause
was necessary and that the present system OF
taxation in ireland be continued, also that the
Irish legislature be empowered to levy new
taxes if found necessary, and that a quota
equal to one-third of the regular proceeds OF
taxes be paid into the Imperial Treasury,
besides this he considers that the entire yield
of taxes levied by the Empire for war or any
special defense should be also paid into the
Imperial Treasury, this law however to be
revised after six years when the Irish Parlla
ment will assume control with the exception
Of The Customs and Excise duties.
Mr.. Redmond replying, notified that ne con-
sidered the exclusion of the Irish Parliament
from present or immediate control most
humiliatmg. and would not he acceptable to
his party. Mr.. MacCarthy also announced
his displeasure, but would reserve his decl
sion pending an immediate party conference
The Seaton delaval plate run yesterday at
Gosforth, resulted as follows Chin CHM Lst;
Sir Jacob, End; Guiser 3rd.
At Sandown the Avondale Stakes was won
by Worcester, Dame President, End; Jannetts,
3rd.
Paris dispatches state that at a meeting
of the Chamber of Deputies yesterday, NJ.
Millsvoye assembled the tribune and read that
the alleged stolen documents were IN effect,
that France had agreed to acquiesce to Eng
lands Egyptian policy provided that the
latter country blocked the late Panama
Canal disclosures by refusing to extradits
NJ. Herr. The Chamber, however, adopted
the Order Of the Day, thus treating M. Mile.
voye's statement as a canard.
Further kilograms from Madrid state that
the captured wounded dynamiter has made
partial confession in which he dlScIoses the
existence Of an lnternational conspiracy IN
the past and in the future to proceed with
the explosions that it is dssi Sned to attest
the survival Of the Anarchists and alarm the
Bourgeoisie.
SUPPLEMENTARY BULLETIN.
New York. 23rd June. - London news
announces that in the House of Commons
today the Prime Minister in referring to the
serious naval disaster stated that there were
TIC officers and crew on board IL. NJ. :.
Victoria when she sank, out of which 4S0
lives have been lost. He paid a most glowing
tribute TO the memory oA A0 h0hlAoA
Tryon and also expressed the deep sympathy
of the House to the sorely afflicted relatives.
Lord George Hamilton the first Lord of the
Admiralty in the previous administration
also spoke in a similar strain.
Captain Bourke was in command when the
vessel sank. 1t is understood the 'crew were
engaged in closing the watertight bulkheads
when the ''Victoria" turned twitle, before even
the ships boats could be foated the enormous
suction overwhelmed all, giving very few a
chance of escape. The disaster has created great
gloom throughout Great Britain, and Her
Majesty has given orders that all kilograms
on the subject be delivered to her direct. The
State ball to have taken place tonight has
been abandoned.
London, Oath June-The Times in an
article on Colonial appointments expresses It's
approval of the transfer of Sir Walter Holy
Hutchinson to Natal, but thinks the new
constitution of the Government of that Colo.
ny will render his position a difficult one.
Sir Ambrose Shea has been referred to a. the
probable future Governor of the Windwax&
islands. Sir henry Blake is at present in
London.
New York, Oath Juns-The Disaster TO the
war ship 'Viotoria' is attributed to effects Of
a strong tide running at time of the colli-
sion.