, 1894-05-12

deputy M. Tonssaint on charges OF insulting
the gendarmes, and also Of melting the
strikers at Irignac. Upon the decision of
the Committee being nude known the Pre-
mier demanded a vote Of confidence, which
was adopted by 291 to 900 votes.
A despatch from Coburg states that Prin-
cess Alix and the Czarowitch will shortly
visit England.
New York, May 10Th The race for the
two thousand guineas run yesterday at News
market resulted as fellows Lord Rosebrry;
Ladas, lst; Lord Alington's Mitch Box, 2r(-
Sir Blundell NJ piles Athlnne, Sd.
London news states that Lold Rosebery
yesterday addressed y large meeting at the
National Liberal Club. the number present
being estimated at 2 100. During his speech
he said that he was warned to expect defec-
tions and abStentions, but Notwithstanding
such warnings it was the intention of the
Government to fight to the end, whether the
majority was twenty, ten, or two. 1t the
Government we're defeated, he said, it would
be cold blooded and i'll Judged assassination,
and not excusable by a hasty fit of anger.
Sir VIM. Harconrt during his address de-
MED the reports of his illness or any intention
of resigning; his statement was received with
hearty cheers.
The press generally severely criticize Mr..
Mundella's position with regard to
the New Zealand Loan Company. but it
is understood that upon the advice of the law
officers Of the Drown he refuses to resign his
position as President Of the Board of Trade.
Advices from Agra, British India, report
that two companies of the seventeenth
native Infantry paraded without permission
from the auth rites in order to protest
against the promotion of new Corners who
had been drafted from the thirteenth regiment.
The leaders were arrested and imprisoned
on the following day the two Companies
demanded the release of their comrades,
consequently all were imprisoned in the
guard house.
The Spectator" in an editorial on the
subject, expresses the opinion that it is a
serious outbreak, more especially taking place
upon the anniversary of the Sepoy mutiny.
This opinion is shared in by SOM of the mill
tary authorities. The DAILY News" how
ever, dissents from the views expressed by
the Spectator.
A despatch from Troppau in Silesia reports
that a number of miners on strike refused to
disperse when called upon to do so by the
police. whereupon they fired, killing nine and
wounding twenty others.
kilograms from Paris state that Ernst
Carnot, son Of President Carnot, is betrothed
to Mile Marguerite, the daughter Of Senator
Chris.
It is reported that the Russian police have
made wholesale arrests amongst the Nihilists,
and III one Instance arresting one hundred IN
a single group; several have confessed to
having associates in London and Paris.
The management of the Maritime exchange
of New York have appointed a Committee to
call the attention Of the Government to the
arbitrary restrictions and serious penalties
for petty infraclions by American vessels
trading bet ween the United States, Cubs, and
Porto Rico.
London, May 10th Sugar in stock on the
9TH inst. was $4,000 tons. Last year $4,000
tons.
New York, May ~l1th.-London news an
nounces the marriage of Mr.. Asquith to MISS
Margot Tenant daughter of Sir Charles
Tenant.
During the discussion on the Budget IN
the House of Commons yesterday Mr.. Clancy
MP. for North Dublin stated that lrelsnds
share of the imperial deficit was eighty seven
thousand pounds sterling which was more
than covered oy the estate duty. he there
fore considered that the income tax and spirit
and beer duties were sheer plumber.
Mr.. A.. j. Balfour in a speech, stated that
the budget violated all liberal tradition Ivy
taxing certain interests to propitiate others;
ha oonc;darpd that Cir VIM. HarcOurt had