, 1894-11-14
TBLEG RIA NJ s.
ST CROIX STATION.

London. November 10th.-Despatqhes from
Copenhagen report that yesterday the port
was declared free. In consequence OF the
death of the Gear there was no ceremony
New York. November lCth.-London news
announces that the race for the Liverpool
Autumn Cup resulted as follows:-Son OF "
Gun, 1st; Arlington, 2; Egerton, 3rd.
Inns. Calypso, of the training squadron IS
renorted to be- missing since parting from her
congorts during the storm OH the Oath Octor'
while en- route to the Canary islands.
At the Mansion House yesterday SIR Joseph
'RenRs. the newly appointed Lord Mayor OF
London. was duly installed. The usual LORD
Mayors procession took place, but tno a1-
tendaoce was small, and it was observed now
few spectators we're present. The decorations
were also of q tawdry description.
At the official banquet Lord Rosebery, IN a
snaeecb. stated that AnglG Russian relations
were cordial that the Asiatic difficulty mao
been satisfactorily settled. He further stated
that his Government had come to a decision
regarding their effort to paclfy CHINA Mo
Janan. and al.o th&- if oil European Govern
ments treated Asian affairs in a similar spirit
as Great Britain il would be a great step TO-
wards the furtherance of the worlds peace 70"
he said realized the difficulty. of avoiding
war, the great obstacles being the enormous
ornaments and iniudicious publications;
he therefore appealed for discretion oy the
mighty engine Of the press. In conclusion
he stated that it was England's po.hcy 10
maintain her present status covetlng notDIh8'
Desnatches from the East state that Rear
Admiral Fremantle in command OF the emma
SQUADRON. believes that the final scenes OF
the war now enaoting will be around Fort
Arthur. n
The Central News Agency reports that the
Powers have advised China TO negotlate
peace proposals directly with Japan, "ho
tbev assert has agreed to accept China's
overtnreh in a benevolent spirit.
A telegram from Havre announces the
failure of Messrs. Busk and Company, coffee
merchants.
been appointed First Secretary to the FrsnCh
Legation at Washington vice M. de Marsellly
who has been transferred to a similar posi-
ton at Copenhagen.
81. Petersburg news states in reference to
the death of the Gear that an official autopsy
has been held which negatives the opinion
that the Nihilists had succeeded IN applying
phosphorus poison.
The report further states hat he had oeen
suffering from atrophy of the kidneys and
hypertrophy Of the heart - G. po+ar..
burg on the 18th Inst.
AZ cargo of ban nas ex Neptune" was yes
terday sold by auction, realizing but mar the
recert prices in consequence of an overstock-
ed market.
In the sugar market the price of Raw re.
mains unchanged, but there is . brisk demand
for that article, over fifty thousand tons hay
inc been sold within the last two days.
There has also been a sale of $4,000 barrel
of refined daring the same period. All The
sugar refneries are reopening.
London. November 12th.-The brigantine
Rerolut;e, bound to Demerara from this port
with general cargo, was ON Saturday sunk on
the Goodwin sands sitter being in collision
with the German steamer Pitlochry; crew
saved.
New York, Noybr. l2th.-It is reported