, 1893-07-29

Lord Rosebery regarding the situation and
outlook.
London. July 27th-Sugar in stock on the
22nd inst was l03, 900 tons. Last year
1874. 900 tons.
New York, July 28th.-In the House of
Commons Yesterday the discussion on the
final clauses of the Home Rule Bill was con-
tinued, the last speaker being before the clo-
sure was adopted Mr.. Chamberlain, during the
course of his remarks amidst much Unionist
laughter stated that whatever Mr.. Gladstone
called black his adherents agreed TO and said
Good" and that whatever he called white
hiN adherents said Better continuing his
speech he was understood to say that never
since the time Of Herod, but before he had
finished the sentence MIR. O'Connor shouted
Judas which was Immediately taken up by
the Irish party who in the course Of their
shouts Of Judas completely drowned Chair
man Mellor's directions for a division; The
Conservative party however refused to divide,
demanding that the first action Of the Chair.
man was to point out to Mr.. OConnor the
discipline demanded by the House; an hides
cribable scene of uproar then took place, dur.
ing which hats were smashed, and amidst the
general hustling and wrestling which took
place insults and threats were freely made;
the excited members vera entirely beyond the
control of the sergesnts at arms, necessitating
the Chairman of the Committee summoniug
the Speaker of the House to endeavour to
quell the excitement, upon his appeal for
Information he was answered by Mr.. Glad
stone, who gave him an account Of the
foregoing, The speaker thereupon question
ed Mr. O'Conner whether he had used the
epithet Judas but Mr.. Healy, demanded that
the Speakers first attention should be to the
refusal of the Unionists to divide. Later
however, Mr.. 0Conner fully expressed his
~o~ro4e Co. tbo ov~roeC;Do ,eoA H. cNooGar
accepted the apology which he declared was
ample. The remaining clauses of he Bill
were then adopted with the usual majorities,
varying slightly in numbers. The committee
then rose and reported progress, thus ending
the committee stage Of the Bill. The report
stage has been liked tor the 9TH of August.
The race for the Goodwood Cup resulted
as follows: Barmecide LIST Insurance End
Bithynian Bird.
Dispatches from Malta announce that the
Court martial on the loss Of the Victoria has
fully acquitted Capt. Burke, also that the
court expresses regret that admiral Markh'm
altered his original intention to ignore the
late admiral Tryon's signal. The verdict is
considered equivalent to a declaration that
admiral Tryon was solely responsible for the
disaster.
The London Times publishes another
telegram from Bangkok IN which it states
that the blockade OF that city was commenced
on Wednesday.
A despatch from the Paris correspondent
of the STANDARD" has been published stating
that NJ. DeviIle and Lord Dlfferin have
arranged a compromise.
The Pail Mall Gazette reports that France
has accepted the proposal of Sjlm, that is
that the French haveab andoned heir demands
for territory between the 18Th AMI 23rd
parallels.
The Secretary of State for Foreign Afflirs
stated in the House Of Lords that there was
now a possible hope Of the blockade of Bang
kok being averted.
Demerara, 28th July.-Sir Charles and
Lady Bruce and His Lordship Bishop
Swaby left here yesterday in "Solent" en-
route for England.
Ne York, July 28th.
Flour St. Lawrence pr. brl. $3.80-S3.85
Meal, best brandy w,ne. per. brI 30
Heavy Mess Pork. per brl. 1915
New Seasons Pork, per brl 1873
s,o.r (Crystais per lb. 81
II. 70 e.. Il. (Mu scovado 80 Test
per 10 st
English Islands Molasses per gal. 10c.
Exchange ,ew York AMI London 48)!