, 1894-06-30

Informed the members that the election of
q President would be proceeded with in
order. NJ. Michaelin, q Socialist, however,
amidst much uproar, demanded the suppress
sion of the Presidency Of the Republic.
On the first ballot being taken NJ. Casilnir
Perier received 45l votes out Of S53.
1t is announced that the trial OF Santo will
commence on or about the 23rd OF July
next.
New York, June 25th.-The race for the
Northumoe land Plate, run yesterday at New
Castle, resulted as follows :-Newoourt, LIST;
Hawksbury, End Tilton. Bird.
London news announces that the Duke Of
York has received the honorary degree of
LID. from the University Of Cambridge.
Later alvlces from Ponty Pridd report that
the number OF killed by the explosion of fire
damp ut the Albion mine now reaches 1868.
despatch from the ConStantinople
correspondent of tie DAILY News states
that the steamer Science carrying guns for
n N s ~"Cockatrice'' has been stopped
al the entrance to the Bosphorus by
several official launches, who demand that the
GUNS on board be delivered to the Turkish
Government.
Mr.. John Morley, addressing q meeting of
liberals Yesterday at Rotterdam, stated that
the programme for reforming the House OF
Lords, as proposed at the Leeds Conference.
was perfectly reasonable, and announced that
It was the Intention OF the Cabinet to con-
slider the question with all due gravity.
Later advices from Paris, referring to the
yasult ON the first ballot for the election Of a
President yesterday, states that NJ. Brlsson
received 1871 votes and NJ. pupuy 81.
It IL announced that the Llquldator OF the
PaNama Canal Go. has signed a contract with
a,,i,,, ,vitn a t,anitli OF Nttb6n nun.
arrd nilliol francs to complete the Canal.
Trinidad 2Sth.-In consequence of several
cases Of yellow fever here lately, Grenada
has imposed 4 days quarantine Oh all arrivals
fton mere. The Il. VI. S. Trent" did not
communicate.
Trnid.d. June 2Sth-The following is
the otold report OF the Board of Health OF
tbis Island although the fever at present
existing in Port of Spain presents mally symp-
TOMS Of true yellow fever, and in some cases
- iDd|istinyilshable from 1t, there Is no evl-
dence Of Its being Infectious, and rs it has not
assumed an epidemic form they are not justi-
fed in pronouncing 1t specific yellow fever.
New York, june 18TH. Further adviceS
from Paris state that NJ. Casimir -Perier has
been elected President by a majority OF votes
from the Senate and a minority OF Deputies,
indicating, it is thought, d Presidency Of com
bat. especially by he Radicals, because M
Perler refused to renew The late President
Carnot's pledge limiting his right to dis
solve Parliament.
Favourable comments are expressed by the
Continental press On the election. London
iournals published this morning are also
Favourable to NJ. Perier.
Tie Cabinet formally resigned, but NJ.
Uasimir-Perier has requested them to retain
their portfolios for the present.
a despatch from the Paris correspondent
of The Times states thar if NJ. Dupuy will
return to the Cabinet, as at present seems
certain, he viii join the Opposition. The
despatch also states that NJ. Burdean is
the one destined to form a new Cabinet, and
also considers that the vote given to M.
Dupuy Tor the Presidency is almost humilia-
ting, and will oblige him to resign his posi-
ton Of Premier, besides Gripping his can
didacy for President Of the Chamber OF
Deputies.
New York, June 99th-In the House of
Lords yesterday Lord Salisbury seconded
lord Rosebery's motion that an address from
that Chamber be sent to Her Majesty con-
graduating her upon the birth Of a third
direct heir to the throne. The motion was
In the House of Commons a similar
proposal was brought forward by Sir William
uo-o,rr+ ond cacOudad Inv Mr. 4 + RalfOur: