, 1894-07-21

being more tyrannical than monarchy also
asserting that the Cabinet were 50 busy in
trlgulng over the Presidency that fit honour
had not even been paid by them to the lato
President. On this. statement being made
a great lumult occurred drowning the voice
Of the speaker.
Washington news states that the Commit
tees on behalf Of the House of Representatives
and Senate Will report that they disagree
regarding the Senate's amendments to the
tariff.
New York, July l9th-London news an
nounces that in the House Of Commons the
Chancellor Of the Exclequer stated The pro-
gramme of the Government before the proro-
CATION would iDclude the passage of the evict-
ed tenants bill, the London local rates, and
Scotch local and the miners eight hours la
bour bills; he also stated that other bills of
minor importance would probably be passed
before the adjournment of the House in
August. Mr.. B%alfour, during the discussion,
said that such a programme had better have
been put forward at the beginning Of the SEES
sion than at the end, as the supply debate
required yet another month to complete its
course. The complete programme is regarded
as practically impossible.
Major General Goldsworthy expresses his
opinion that the immediate attention of the
House to the affairs of London alone would
OOONP bAO AAOub ObGAI 4FONGiuUGIs
kilograms from Lyons state that the Itaii-
an residents of that city have sued the
French Government for two million francs
damages on account of the destruction Of
property during the excitement caused by
the assassination of President Carnot.
Socialists and Radicals continued an angry
debate in the Chamber of Deputies, and the
closure was carried by 1853 to 1874, and
a vote Of urgency was carried by a majority
of IL.
The result Of the prohibition of the Danish
artists performing in Schleswig and using
the Danish language, as reported on 18th
ultlmo, after a protest from the Danish Gov
eminent, is an explanation from Germany
taat Danish is no longer forbidden. The
Burgomaster Of Hadersleben has been dis
missed with disgrace.
Advices from Corea report that a party of
marines have been landed to protect British
Consul General Hitler from the assaults
Of the Japanese, which he has been subjected
to lately, and in consequence of an apology
having been refused.
London, July l9th-Sugar IN stock OH the
14th inst was 10000 tons. Last year 1872, 900
tons
London, July 20th.-The appeal of DR..
Anderson against Lord Coleridge's Judgment
in re Anderson Gorrie case was part heard
yesterday.
New York, July 2Oth.--London news states
that during some operations in the deslruc-
ton of wrecks i'll the Solent by a Government
vessel yesterday q premature explosion oo-'
CURED on board, killing seven men.
In the House of Comm, ms Sir Michael
Hicks Beach moved that the House adjourn
to enable parties to discuss Sir William
Harcourt's programme, which he declares to
be impossible.
Sir William replying stated that his pro-
grammr. was feasible unless obStructed.
Mr.. Chamberlain, speaking on the subject,
considered that the real grievance was that
bills were introduced by the Government
merely to divert and mislead the public.
On the motion being put to the vote it was
lost by 256 to POS:
Mr.. JOIN Morley moved for the second
reading of the evicted tenants bill, asserting
that the Church surplus available was 100000
pounds sterling instead of 100000 as an
nOunced by tl~ arbitralors.
IN the House Of LCrds a motion introduced
by Lord SalisLurysthat the second reading Of
the Budget be taken ON Thursday next was
adopted.
Lord Rosebery objected to the motion,
stating that tie Lords had nothing to DO
with supply. but Lord Salisbury cited prtce-
dents under Lord Derby and Mr.. GladStone's