, 1894-01-10

an fGtI . y ClF0S OfltaIN, the rune -nlHlstcF
STATED III he House If ConnoIs. il reply 10
q Question by Dir. FoIwool, that British
was receiving equal protection to
that # otl Ell nations and that England was
unable to recognize the insurgents OF other.
wise i~ute,fere III the resent quarrel.
Tie Prime Minister, replying to Mr.,
EUVLcs IN tie House Of Commons stated that
the House Of Lords must decide az to the
right Of the Duke Of Edinburgh as German
ruler to participate in British legislation IN
the after assembly.
The Under Secretary FOR Foreign Aft irs
st2ted, in reply to MIR. Burnie, that he Will
produce the oath Of the Duke as a German
sovereign.
1t is said the Gear and the Kaiser are annoy
ed'at the incident respecting the British al
lowance, as being damaging to lhe prestige Of
Ro, atty, and advise the surrender Of the
same by the Duke.
The Duke of York has replied to the invi-
tation to visit Australia stating that domes-
tic reasons forbade the acceptance by HIM
self and the Princess.
Dean Chadwick yesterday enthroned
Bishop Gregg as Primate OF all Ireland.
The Investors Review contains an alarlnjst
article referring to the affairs Of the Bank Of
England.
London Jan. 8rd-Sogar in stock on tbe
goth ultimo was 10000 tons. Last year
81 900 tons.
New York. Jan. 4th-London news an
nounces that MIR. SelouS, the celebrated
African explorer, reports from Matsbeleland
that seven men Of the company under Capt.
Wilson es caTed from the massacre reported
in news Of 2Sth December. 1t is also stated
that Premier Rhodes, in answering an address
ofwelcome from Cape Town, said that the
South Afric Il colonies will resist any settle
-4~+- ,,0n.ca lv tLo {p.rariaI GCvHFOponOt
except they he satisfactory to all those
engaged ia the campaign.
tt j, understood that all the Atlantic
Captains have sent III a petition to Mr-
Gladstone to ur.e the Government to cooper
ate With the United States in the destruction
OF de~relicts found in he Atlantic.
Advicrs from Ba. celona report that an
Anarchist named Salvador Frances yesterday
desperately resisted arrest, AID before he
could be overpowercd shot himself and then
took a dose Of poison. II is tEoagli, however,
that he viii recover. He has confessed that he
made AID threw the bomb IN the Liceo The
ire on 9Th November; the ar est causes otEer
Spanish Anarchists much anxiety III conse-
quenc6 Of the req, TT that they will be tried
:bys court martial instead Of by the Civil
Courts.
A telegram from Sicily pepo,ts that the
a~nti-tax riots have become so serious tha t
q thousand troops have been found necessary
to endeavor to repress the disturbances:
New York, Jauy. 5th.-London news an
nouncps the deaths Of Lord Crewe and also
Of the Duchess Of Argyll.
The> st. James's Glzotte, i an article dis
cussing the South African situation, considers
the remasB Of Premiey Rhodes, in his reply
to The address OF welcome, as being warning
0f@, moyement in favour OF the secession Of
the South ffrioin Colonies from the Imperial
y The tnder S,srst,4y fer Foreign Affairs
stated n the HoNse Of Cen mons, iii reply to
+. questicn ely Sal Aslhe dsB4ftlett. that tbs
!. circumstances of tie disastrous explosion at
Santander, re orted il kilograms of 9th No
vember, we're being enquired into, but he said
he feared that Claims for compensation for
British losses would not be entertained.
The las original clause of the Parish
Councils Bill has passed through the Com
, mlttee stage in tie House of Conn
{ result was hailed with great cheering.
A despatch from the Paris correspondent
of the Lo ndon Times reports that the late
vintage has proved an excellent one both as
to quantity and quality; the former has reach
ed he total of Aeven hundred and twenty
five million gallons, being double the aver
age production for the last fifteen Years and