, 1894-06-06


is stated to have expressed stlol 9 views re-
garding Egyptian Affairs, Newfoundland, and
Siam.
NJ. NJ. Delcasse and Polncarre, Ministers
for the Colonies and Finance respectively,
will, it is understood, vigorously support the
claims of France against the Anglo-BeIgian
treaty for the modification Of the Congo
frontier.
NJ. Dearais, the French Ambassador in
London, has notified Lord Kimberley that
France regards the Anglo-Belgjan treaty as
invalid.
The man lyman, formerly known as mum
Der one. has published the history of the
Phoenix Park murders, designed, it is thought,
to prove the completely of the Parnellites in
those crimes. The comments of the press
are adverse to the publication.
Paris news reports that at yesterdays sitting
of the Chamber of Deputies M. Casimir
Perier was duly elected President of the
Chamber by a vote of 229 to 1877 for NJ.
Bourgeois.
a despatch from the Paris correspondent
of the New York Herald reports that M.
Tnrpin has from patriotism presented his IN
vention to France.
a telegram from Berlin states that the
Emperor has rallied well from the removal
II CiO lklID WI9b TX buISCOilO '"iA
a theroma, and which can reach the size Of u
cherry or walnut, but is not generous, and
has no connection with other troubles.
--latest news from Buda-Ppst reports that
Baron Fejervary has failed 70 form Cabinet.
1t is therefore expected that DIR. Wekerl8
will again resume office.
New York, June 5th.-In the House Of
Commons yesterday Mr.. A. j. Balfour gave
notice that it is his intention to raise a ques-
ton, and to offer an amendment upon the
second clause of the Budget Bill.
Mr.. BethelI's motion, condenining the prin-
ciple Of graduated taxation, was lost by a vote
Of POS to I0J. The first clause Of the Bill
was passed without a division.
Sir William Harc0urt stated. in reply to
question, that the discussion on the Budget
would most certainly have precedence over
the Uganda question. He further announc-
ed that the Hou Sc will sit on Wednesday,
Derby day.
Yesterday the Prince of Wales held a lev6e
on behalf Of the Queen at which over 800
presentations were made, amongst them being
the Officers of the u, S. S. Chicago, who, it is
stated, received special attentions during the
ceremony.
Paris news states that in the Chamber of
Deputies yesterday M. Goblet attacked the
Ministry, alleging that they had been selected
from the minority. During his attack no
stated that the Radicals regarded such a con-
dition as only inferior to Monarchy.
NJ. Pelletau, referring to the subject,
stated that a revival of Clericalism was
impending.
After some further discussion NJ. Dupuy
accepted a motion by NJ. Isambert to the
effect that the Chamber was confident re-
garding the actions of the Ministry, and that
they would pursue a policy Of Radical reform
and the defence Of Secular rights. TIL motion;
on being put to the vote was carr led by 3l5
to 1863.
kilograms from Madrid state that the
Cuban Budget shews a Surplus of twenty
five thousand dollars. The tariff On American
imports has been increased, and the export
duty on tobacco and sugar decreased. Spanisht
wines are to be admitted free so as to exclude
the importation of French wines.
~ Dispatches from BUDAPEST report that the
Emperor Francis Josef arrived there yester-
day in connection with the question of the
passage Of the civil marriage. Bill. On his
arrival he was enthusiastically cheered ss he
drove through the streets, and was also other
wise warmly greeted; but Notwithstanding this
it is apparent that pr. Wekerle is being re-.
garded as another Kossuth.
Advices from Rome report that Senior
Crispi moved in the Chamber yesterday that
the House abstain from discussing. finances