The morning call., 1893-05-28
EUROPEAN NEWS.

The Steamship Canada. Capt Lang, from Liv-
erpool, Oct. %, arrived at Halifax Nov. 5th.
The Moniteur says that when the Congress OF
Paris broke up, the great Powers saw ell ments
fraught with danger to peace in Belgium,
Greece and Naples; that OF these States Naples
alone refused TO accept friendly advice, and
that In consequence the Western Powers Will
cease to hold diplomatic Intercourse with her.
The British fleet is somewhere in the Medi-
terranean, and the French ships continue at
Toulon ready for sea.
In the meantime dispatches are contradic-
tory-whlle one statement says the ministers
will not ave for some months, another asserts
that Baron Brenier the French Envoy, has an
nounced TO the Nea politan Government that if
he did not receive a satisfactory communica-
tion within two hours he would present his last
instrucTons-said instructions Being aoubLl ess
to demand his passports.
The statement that the Emperor of Russia
has urged the King OF Naples to avoid a rup-
ture by making some concessions, seems to be
confirmed by numerous communications In the
continental papers.
The Cologne Gazette and the Independence
Beige express themselves very positively on the
subject.
fhe advice Of the Emperor it seems was that
King Ferdinand should change some of his min
isters and place Prince SariaDo at the head of
the government. While warning him against
the ill-will of England the Emperor is further
represented as having recommended 10 the
King to trust 10 the moderation OF the Emperor
OF the French. and to accept him mediator.
The hopes of speedy re-assembling of the
Paris Conference begin TO be shken. The
resistance is said TO come from the British gov
erument, whose views seem to prevail.
Great Britain
Parliament has been further prorogued till
December 16.
The citizens OF Dublin gave a banquet on the
22d ult. 10 nearly 1000 troops who served in
The Crimea The mayor of Dublin presided,
supported by Lord Lieut.. Carlisle. Lords Cough,
Talbot and many other gentlemen. The city of
Edinburgh will give similar banquet on the
3lst.
France.
Numerous arrests have recently taken place
In the Department Of the DeuX Zones where
secret society of dangerous description has
been discovered. The society was organized
by tens and hundreds, all trained to obey orders
for the destruction of the rich. Sixty persons
were apprehen6ed. but the peasants, armed
with pitchforks. attacked the escort ana res
Gu the prisoners.
New arrests have also Deen maQ6 IN the Eau
bOurg 81. ANTIQUE.
The report of the Bank OF France is more
favorable hough the bank has adopted yet
more stringent measures and Will not make any
advance at present on railway shares or IeDtes.
Commercial bills having sixty Gays 10 run are
always objected TO- so that virtually the term is
Spain.
Accounts from Madrid speak OF new minis
terial crisis. the object being TO throw Narvaez
overheard and restore the abs0lutists. The
Marquis OF Viluma is spoken OF as the coming
man, but he. in the meantime, declines the re-
sponsibity. 1t Is said that O'Donnell is put in
command of the household guard as a check
upon NaivaeZ.
Italy.
The Grand Duke of Tuscany, taking alarm at
the demonstration against Naples, appears dis
posed TO grant some concessions to his people
by teviying, with some notifications, the con-
sIItution OF lS4S.
Switzerland.
The Neufchatel prisoners have been dismissed
The federal government Is making an effort to
be represented In the Congress OF Paris.
Turkey.
The Sultan had sent orders to Reschid Pacha
/ 10 form new ministry. Reschid declmed. The
real cause was diiiel ence OF opinion with the
! French minister respecting the prlncpalities.