, 1894-11-14

preaching the Canary Islands.
London news states that at a cabinet coun-
Gil on Saturday. it was resolved that prece-
dence be taken regarding the proposed legis-
: lation upon the anti-Lords' resolution, the
electoral registration, the Welsh Church
diseAtablisJment. and the Irish land bills.
1t is understood thai Lord Rossbery APP
proves of Lord Ripon's proposal to hold a
Colonial conference in London similar to the
one recently hid at Otta wa.
The Times and Standard, in editorials OH
Lord RoseIery's speech at the Mansion House
express the opinion tina his Lordship'A in.
timation of an Anglo Ru ssian entente is very
gratifying and Significant.
A despatch from the Eastern War CORES
pondent Of the New York He aid assertsl
that a rupture in the relations be-
tween France and China is imminent !
the despatch further states that the
Japanese have captured Tadienwan and
Rinchow, also that H. NJ. s. Caroline and
Porpoise are preparing to occupy Chusan
with the Indian troops now en- route. A
later despatch from the same correspondent
reports that the Chinese court are mixing
preparations to leave Pekin.
Washington telegricms state that MIR.
Gresham, the Secretary Of State, has wired
Gn6 UnlJoQ ObaLeb M1ulbU6TN az Il tAIu duu
Toxic, Japan. to. the effect that the
United States government has refused to
cooperate with any European intervention
between the belligere'nts, but is willing to
mediate if mutually desired.
The "Standard.' In an editorial discussing
the above. expresses the opinion that media
ton cannot emanate from a single Power
without a general mandate being issued re.
cocJ;u,. +bo f,+,ro oOoi+iOp Cf GOrao
Later dispatches from Washington report
that President Cleveland and Mr.. Carlisle
differ IN their views regarding the issuing Of
bonds to repleniSh the Treasury'S gold
reserve, the Presidents desire is TO issue .
minimum amount Of fifty million dollars be-
fore Congress meets, but Mr.. Carlisle prefers
delaying the matter, he being under the
belief that TIE situation is improving,
New York, November. 13th.-London news
states that yesterday y bomb, resembling
Poltis, sixteen inches long and weighing
fifteen pounds, was removed while smoulder-
ing from the outside Of the new law courts.
Advices from Dublin report that at a meet
ing of the Parliamentary party yesterday,
Mr.. Mccarthy announced the division Of the
Paris fund. He also strongly deprecated
public chickering's regarding the same. 1t was
also resolved that the Irish party were not
responsible for the recent scandal regarding
the money gifts from Mr.. Gladstone and Lord
T~weedmiouth.
kilograms from the Isle Of Wight, Devon
shire. and Cornwall report serious floods hav-
ing occurred yesterday. The towns of Ryde.
Sandown, and Bradung being considerably
damaged thereby.
A despatch from the New York Herald's
war correspondent in the East. asserts that
England is preparing to occupy Shanghai.
The same correspondent announces that the
japanese tr0o; S entered PortAuthur on Mon
day. but found only subordinate officers in
charge, the chief officers having fled a week
previously
Itis reported that China has accepted the
offer of mediation from he American Govern
ment hut that Japan has requested details be-
fore accepting their proposal. Other reports
state that England, France, and Russia are
adversely disposed to such a settlement.
Paris news announces that France intends
building a first class military and naval
depot a Port.en-B essin between Havre and
Cherbourg.
Other Partisan news states it is officially
announced that fifteen thousand troops are
to be sent to Madagascar without delay.
Madrid advices report that Senior Sagasta
announced at the opening of the Cortes
Yesterday that the revenue for thu past year
had exceeded the estimates. He further
stated that the Government had in view
projected reforms to pacify CUBA, also that
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