, 1893-04-12

at Hull Of the dock labourers, the non-union
men were attacked yesterday the Commerce
of the port is paralyzed.
In response to a question yesterday in the
House Of Commons Mr.. K. Robertson said
that there had been no reduction in the
number of subsidized merchant cruisers, and
that although two had been transferred to the
United States they would be replaced by
1894 with increased subsidies.
The failure is! announced at Liverpool OF
2 cotton brokers.
The. emigration from Ireland is said to bio
on the decrease.
Advicea from Bombay state that at g
farewell banquet given to General Lord +.
Robelts he stated that the army Of India was
never more efficient, and urged the Importance
of the frontier defences.
The Channel steamer "Albert Edward" is
said to be ashore at Cape Griznex.
It, is stated that the Columbian Government
has granted the Panama Canal Company 70
months for the formation of a new COM
PAM land 10 years for the completion OF the
Canal,
Great anxiety is felt over the Danish
Steamer "Heckla" which is overdue. She
was passed by the steamer "La Normandie""
on the 9th ult. which offered to take of her
passenge: s, but refused to tow the vessel.
She reports her shaft broken.
New York, April 1~0th.-London news
states that the Hull lockers attacked on
Saturday the Police and stoned the Dragons
who were escorting the crews; clubs and
lances were freely used +; g~unboats have been
ordered there.
Mr.. III. Stanley has written a letter to the
Peace Society in which he appeals to the
European Powers to supp esq the sale of aims
to the Africans, whereby German trade with
slavery was fostered.
The stea mer "Heckla" has arrived with her
shaft broken.
The CONNIE rcial Bank of Australia has re-
sumed payments.
1t is reported that the Pamirs are making
hostile manp uvres.
The Russians have demanded tie surrender
of Sarhad, a British frontier town, separated
from the Russian border by a strip Of Afghan
land.
Paris advices AMI the election of M.
Lauren. a Republican, as Senator for the De.
partment of Drone.
New York, April llth.-London news states
that this strikers at Hull have become
orderly.
1t is reported that the cholera has appeared
in Galicia, Spain, and Morbihan, France.
Herr HahklnP, q BacterlOIoglSI, WHO "oH'
to India for the purpose of studying the
cholera germs, has injected the germs into the
bowels of several patients and reports that a
hundred inoculations have been successful as
a preventive of the disease.
Adviees from Pesth state that Cardl-
nal Vaszary, the Hungarian primate. was at
taoked by u fanatic the Cardinal escaped
unhurt but his companion was stabbed. The
fanatic il said to have been enraged at
Cardinal Vaszary's clerical vie rs as to bap-
tism of the children of mixed maj riages.
In the House of Commons yesterday, Mr..
Chamberlain argued that thel Home Rule
Bill had no fnality and thatit was offensive
to the entire property class, regardless of
religion. mir. MacCarthy, in reply. ridiculeQ
his foreb&lings, and stated that the bill had
been accepted by the Irish as q s5ttlement.
He was followed by Messrs. Redmond. Trs:-
vel!yan and Bartlett.
The Maltese experts report that 20 feet
of the "Undaunted's" plating and keel have
been demaged.
The report of the British Consul at Anato'
liza names 1900 Armenian Christians who
have been unjusrly imprisoned.
i'aris dispatches state that President
Carnot his ordered the release Of M.ITurpin,
who was convicted for having revealed the
malinita SeCrat 'f .t .A